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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-26
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
Hitch III Anglo-Rul:s'sian Conlvcn--
ton Soon to be Removed.
Step Important One.
2. ,

dRy ], : Assq y. Hrrss; bor ,7At
the Foreign Office the Associated Press
learned that there Is absolutely no cause
for tho alarinlst report regarding the hitch
in the Anglo Russian convention. which
1t Ia confidently expected will be removed
and a full agreement reached within
few days, Tho report that Am bassador
Benkendorff will be recalled Is ridiculous.
The situation Is explained as follows
+ Russia Professionally accepted he text
OF the convention In English as submitted
by Great Britain. but when u was trans
lated, exception was taken to the phrase
ology, particularly to the portion refer
ring to the determination of the question
OF blame. Russia contendlng that the con-
text did not clearly raise tho question OF
any blame, which might attach t. the
other side Exception was also taken 10
the language rclnting to the firing upon
the fishermen. which as worded, lef: tho
Impression Tint the Russian ships know
ingly fired iipon them, Consequently,
Russia prepared an entirely new text IN
French. which was submitted, put was
rejected by Great Britain. Then, efter
eomo exchanges In which French assist
ance was acknowledged an arrangement.
was reached that each submit new texts
from which no difficulty Is anticipated
in reaching II finul conclusion, One OF
the points agreed to Is q preamble where
in the procedure is desired. but more lm-
portant is a proposition for supple-
mentary article, which will lay down The
procedure TOR this convention and for any
Inquiries OF kindred nature, The neces-s
.sity for which may arise IN the future
between tho two countries, The con-
yention, therefore, promises to mark an
important step in the relations between
the two countries. creating through me
Hague convention a sort Of permanent
arrangement for resolving similar ll1isun-
derstandlngs In the future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
Death CLAIMS
YOUNG |:: | '||.|G:' |! BOOTH [:
Popular Petersburg Physician
Passed Away at 0:1o
Last Night.
!. OPERATED 9 = ON THREE TIMES.
OPERATED ON THREE Times

DEL. s Booth. OF Petersburg, who was
recently operated on for appendicitis and
eRerltonitls, by Or. George Ben Johns'on
q; Memoria! Hospital, died at $40 O'CLOCK
last night. III ~
Dr. Booth was taken iii last Saturday,
and was brought to- Richmond by Dr.
johnston early Sunday morning. He was
oprated on In half an hour fter his ar
rival. but from the beginning there was
i ,I nope o. his recovery, though every
second operation was performed Tuesday
afternoon, and another was deemed nee
CSC 1 ~ Yesterday at 8 e, N;
q lie was surrounded on his death ben by
and sisters. Miss Mary Booth. OF Amelia
county and Mrs, Caperton, or Baltimore.
and Mrs, y. .. Garyay. OF Richmond: his
brothers Messrs; W 9. Booth. OF Amelia
College Of Madc!ne, and b. v. Booth.
cashier Of the First National Bank Of
Clifton Forge. md his wife's sister. Miss
Nellie Elliott. of Norfolk.
+ Studied Abroad.
f DR.. Booth was the son OF DR.. w. c.
was appointed to ST. Vincent,s Hos Hospitai,
p Norfolk, where Where he stayed two years.
ana as saay by yeaT7
s IFS sssf e sad efsn pE yssrs
Here he had an extensive practice and
soon became a highly esteemed physl-
q July, 1909, he married Miss Mamie
Elliott daughter OF n. B. Elliott. VICE
president Of, the National Bank of Cons
merce, IN Norfolk. Or. Booth was In
The body Is at Christians undertaking
e 93a ID blikshmentl u YIN BIO carried to
Funeral services viii be held there her siat
G, clock Tomorrow morning In the High
street Methodist Church. Tho remains
VIII be taken to Norfolk for interment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
Virginia.

E. NJ. Hastings, of Phoebus., charges
that his daughter ran off with all his
police to arrest ltr---Govcrnor Odel!. OF
New York, at Old Point; says his trip IS
entirely for rest-Norfolk citizen fned
Of his wife--Jhc case of Charles r..
Flshburne called for preliminary hear
ing and postponed for one week; prisoner
looks pale ndSworried; not guarded at
night-Colored cashier in Suffolk who
was fond Of diamonds is gone, and col
ored principal Of negro school in jail TOR or
stealing from the bank-.Sale OF me
horses at Charlottesville SHINY attended
The Baptist Association in session a t
Petersburg discuss home missions ana
kindred subjects Methodist Com
ference at Lsnchburg pass the cha ractcrs
OF the preachers; endorse the Richmond
Christian Advocate as the Church organ
and accept withdrawal from the confer
ence of Rev. II. NJ. Hope--1sonstAb.e
Wright, OF campbell, indicted for killing
John lnge while making an arrest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
General.

japanese land troops at New Chwang
and Pitsewo and are preparing to attack
Russian right; big battle expected to-day;
+ CS!ted States consul AT Che Foo says SIX
uiiion at Port Arthur Is critical, Rus-
sans declare that fortress can bold out
unt!l assistance comes; messages received
Hitch in .Anslo-RussIan Convention soon
TO be removed; 10 cause for alarm
y -Four men overcome and killed by gas
while attempting 10 rescue each other
Great excitement at New York Horse
SHOW; secretary OF association, WAC Is
faiher-iH-law of Mayor Mcclellan. nearly
k4lled--Eunor about President 4.oose-
Welt and Harvard denied, but may have
hopeful condition, notwithstanding Wog-
gaman's failure; statement issued BY
trustees---Irain hits trolley ana four are
klliedSn.cago rioters pie attack @ag .
manded for attaching friass----I hirteen-
year-old child~-scauitted OF murder
shpwrecasdf sailors rescued by steamer
STORES combine to fight plferi.l 60 Lead
automobile accident; man killed -tI)a-
n nona gef full PaT I'd from Gn ca
cure from Congress big appropriation for
deep inland waterway from Nprfolk 10
Beaufort, y. c.-Judge /. L. I-sw.s m n
TONED in CONVECTION with Attoraei Cen
pointcd-Ti'ial OF Nan Patterson in New
York; eyewitness OF crime dlscorefed-.-
Angry mob attacks Georg!a's police chief
TAFT and party leave for Panama,
! Where they viii meet President Amaa0r
Mrs. Maybr!ck Issues statement deny
ing that she will appear or stage--JudRe
Parker. appointed on two commissions
ton as member OF Panama Canal Com
mission-Ali favorItes beaten at opening
on Bennings track: sportlngs news Of the
day; Lou Dillon again fails 70 make good.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
MINIATURE ALMANAG: -,
Richmond.

MI. Miles NJ. Martin retires rs senior
counsel for the Passenger and lover
company MS solIcitor--Conductor Wilt
shire shire Of OF the chesapeake and ohio road.
whose leg was crushed dies, from the IN,
jur!es.---Body of stranger WHO WAS le Lowry
still unclaimed, and it is not certain whe Q
he came from--Death of DR.. Booth, OF
Petersburg, who had come 10 Racn'nonu
for ent----Subcomniittee OF ne
Charter c committee will make a trip TO me
Northside thus afternoon In interest OF
annexation and will report to the iuIl
committee to-night---Grounds and Bulld-
ings Committee transacts much routine
business-Death Of Mrs Terra adlni--- -
Pocahontas passes government Inspection
.---Mnss- meeting OF Christ Church con- on,
gregation tonight regarding plans Tor
building Sunday school room. H., Ma NJ. IN
one building wrecked----Parents' sad loss
Death Of Mrs Weisiger---- Al arriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18

this eighty-Hrst annual meeting OF the
Association.
Rev. G. r. Herndou led on in speech
that was mild enough, He dealt with the
fundamental principles and spoke only
Of the important general work OF Tile
board. He was followed by DR. 3, y.
Gray, OF Atlauta, the secretary OF the
Homo Mission Board OF the Southern
Baptist Convention. Or. Gray laid be-
fore the Association the claims OF the
Home Board specially emphasizing the
question OF aiding the negroes OF the
South in the matter of eyangelIzatIon
On his theme DR. Gray was particulars
happy, and In az impressive manner ne
made the point that the best work that
q superior Christian race can do for one
that Is inferior is to set good example
by living right in their sight, thus "ilius.
fatng Christ always before them"
4 Much of the Doctors address was devoted
TO Cuba. and he paid an eloquent tribute
to President Palma, Of Cuba, who, lie
said. is a cultivated statesman, who ia
serving the new. republic In a way that
VIII tell IN the ages to come. "Religiogs
freedom" said The speaker, came to
Cuba with civil liberty, and the Southern
Baptists were the first 10 enter and begin
the judcious cultivation of that prolific
field"
Il In the course OF his speech Or. Cray
sald lWp hundred million liars Of Amer.
.ear money has already been Invested in
Crh2. speaking Of the fertility Of the
s Island and It's possibilities, he said Cuba
which now has population Of only a nil
'isn and half, can support a population
ST. ten million. and thls tecining popula-
ispn must be taken for CHRIST.
The Virginia Plan.
Dr.; J.. p Haw.horns was the next
speaker lie regretted thai the prO-
gramme admitted OF So little lime 10 din.
cuss the leading question In the report
v the matter OF aiding The negro Baptistg
In spreading the Gospel among their own
people, He said that IN this work Of
aiiing the negroes the Virginia Bapttsts
Z had taken the initiative al the last
years session OF the Association they had
! devised q plan OF cooperation and s,Ih-
mitted that plan TO the Southern Baptist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
RUSSIANS REJOICE.
.Stoesscl Reports Repulse ofNogi
After Nine-Days Fight Gal
liant Commander Injured. -@
tContinued from First Page.)
tBy Associated PEGS. \

sst5 SoS |Assoclhteo iFesS)
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 1918 A. NJ.
! Rejoicing over tho undauntad spirit dis
played by General Stoessel in his telo-
! gram Of congratulation to Emperor Mich
| olas on the anniversary OF his accession
to the throne and officially announcing
| the failure OF General Nogi's ninc-day at-
tempt to present Port Arthur to the MI
kado as a birthday gift, is tempered By
private Information that the gallant COM
mander OF tho garrison has been wound
| ed General Stoessel was struck In the
| head by splinter from a shell while
he wus1tpersonally directing the rcpulso
OF "a particularly desperate assault. but
fortunately the wound Is not serious and
General Stoessel has not been obliged to
rellnquish command
Other Information sent by General
Stocssel. which has not been divulged
for strategic reasons. 1t is stated by the
War Office, is by no means unfavorable.
While the garrison is now hemmed In. in
the citadel itself, not one OF The main
forts has been taken. The garrison has
been provisioned, fresh ammunition has
arrived and General stoessel expresses
CONFIDENCE that the defense can be sue
tcessfuly@ maintained until the arrival OF
Nlce-Admiral4 Rojestvcnsky's second Pa
cifc squadron.
ts5 Tho report that the armored cruiser
Grdmoboi had been injured at Vladivos-
tok Is confirmed. The vessel grounded as
she was returning to the l,arbor from
trial trip after the repair OF the injuries
received in the fight with Admiral Kami-
mura'a squadron but at the admiralty
tho injuries are said to be slight.
Believe Fort Can Hold Out.
November 17.-As n result Of the dis
patches received from Lieutenant G enernl
Stoessel.. the War Office expresses en-
tire confidence that Port Arthur Will be.
lableG to hold out till the arrival OF tho
Russian second squadron.
u General Stoessel, in his dispatches to
Emperor Nicholas, reports the repulse OF
a Japanese attack October 2Gth on the
north front OF Port Arthur. The Russian
losses were $50 Killed or wounded All tho
attacks November Sd, the day the an
niversary of the Emperor's accession TO
the throne was celebrated, were repulscd.
General stoessel was slightly wounded
In the head during one OF the latest as
saults on Port Arthur.
4 Tho text Of General stoessel's dispatches
of October 2Stf Is as follows: b. W..
..yye have the honor to report to your
Majesty that the japanese bombardel
very vigorously October 18th our fortI
and entertainments north and northeast.
The following day they also attacked one
OF the forts on the north side. but our
heavy artillery and shrapne fire dis
persed their reserves and the assault was
repulscd Our losses were one officer and
about seventy men Killed, and 400 wound
ed. 5S
''Englneer Captain saltharoff, formerly
Governor of Port Dalny. died October
9th, Of typhoid fever.
ut Is difficult to single out Individuals
for special mention among tho heroic do 1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
ANGRY MOB ATTACKS
GEORGIA POLICE CHIEF.
nv Assoc,otoo,, 1,r.s.,

(By Associated Press)
MACON. GA, November l7.-chlef OF
Police Smith, OF Fitzgerald. Ga. has been
attacked by mn angry mob at Irwinvi!le.
Ga. One Clements cousin Of Judge
Clements, prominent citizen. had been
previously arrested by Chief Smith and
later a defective Indictment against the
chief was thrown out of court 1t In
charged that tho attack on tho official
was made by friends Of Mr. Clements.
me chief was rd'ns with friends and It
- stated that only hurried flight pre-
vented bloodshed, st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
Ina telegram dated October soth Gen.

lenders"
IN a telegram dated October soth. Gem.
eral Stoessel says:
"sInce my dispatch Of October 2sth. the
commandment continues with great fierce
ness ss3
God With U.s." Says Stoessel.
Under date Of November Sd. General
:Stoessel telegrnphed:
Eve greet the Emperor. this day, a sol
emn one for our country: We are praylns
to God and send to our Emperor fellcit;,-
lions in the shape OF rcverberating hur-
rahs. On Bonded knee we pray TO GOD
to give health to your Majesty and their
Majestics, the Empress and the Grand
Duke Czarcvitch. Our Joy is all the great
err because the assaults which lasted hlne
days. have been repulsed lip TO tals great
day the anniversary OF your accession TO
the throne. the same day that our Japa-,
nesc enemies celebrate the anniversary
OF the birth Of their Mlkado and where
upon; they had sworn to take 'lle fcrtress.
God Is with lis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
aBerry,s io1, Clothes,

IT'S aareai cause IL ~ Th anks-
uivii1q to parents when the
children are all fitted Out with
winter clothing.
We cen settle the difficulty.
We carry everything that
boys wear.
Our New MILDLY Overcoats-
Cossa,k Hood Coats-S . r IN
.Coats-M ilitary Coats all cut
long and full, settle the cloth
inc question for boys
$3.50 to $1,000,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
North Carolina.

Governor Aycock issues his Thanksgiv-
ing Observation-Disclosures appointed for
the Merchants and Planters Bank at Mil
ton-Board of Commissioners for Neck
$lenburg county apply to State for aid In
establishing reform school for youthful
criminals. but will build II any how----.The
Presbyterian Synod in session IN Durham
endorse the resolutions of Bishop Ches-
hire, of the Episcopal Church, relating 70
divorce; Legislature TO be asked to res,eal
present law and make one more stringent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
MISSES, COATS.

All the young girls in town
are Just wild over our three
quarter full and belted back
coats, in Navyand Royal Blue,
light tan and the new tobacco
brown shades.
You'll see them all overtown
and they're from Berry's.
$500 to $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
DAN PATCH LOWERS RECORD
1. FOR PAGING A MILE.

i. (By Associated l'ress.)
NoIsLAIlOAiA 5 LlIY, November lion
the association track hsre to-day Dan
Patch lowered the worlds record for PACE
ing mile on a half mile track, the Off
cial time being 2:03 flat. Yne previous
record. held by Dan Patch himself, WIS
made at Birmingham. Ala, last year,
being 2:0s III. Time by quarters; $50 ~;
/ 100 l-2; l;3l IL; 2.Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
..ABOUT THAT PIANO..

Beware Of tile "just as good Pianoi
Other Pianos are not as good as ours. II
they were, they would say they were bet
ter. Your ut1wary Piano buyer gets caught
by red light once in a while. And the
red light is one Of those cheaply-but
commercial Pianos at a practically-givcn-
away-bargait,-price
We don't sell this kind Of Piano, but,
we do guarantee 8our prices to be as low
as the lowest OH standard grade goods
# As for ter,ns-wc fix It 50 you can
own a splendid instrument without know
ing you arc paying for it. We've a reputa-
ton of.s5 years Of upright dealing in Square
and Upright Pianos. Il wanting anything
in Pianos or Musical things you better
drop by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
COLLISION IN FOG
CAUSES ONE DEATH.

M w. NNS0CuItH ITfbHI l77a -
CHATTANOOGA, TEN n, November II.
A head-on collision to-day on the Rapid
Transit Electric Car line. due To a heavy
fog, resulted IN ono death and the serious
injury OF several persons. ss
B i. Moodall, passenger, who was in-
ternally hurt. died laterNof his injuries.
Motorlnan Bllrkner, both OF whose legs
wera out Off and Motorman Harris who
received internal injuries. Will probably
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
lMzE2al4g62
-Mz1S & 50XS'O yl7I77zERS.

Convention at It's Session In Nashville.
Tenn, last May but that the convention
threw cold water on it. He intimated that
the cool water was drawn from the tank
in the Home Boards Kitchen, the said
board having a pet scheme of its own.
The Virginia contingent was not satisfied
with the action of the convention, but
did not Kick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18

apply. Let 1t also be said that the Viz
gfnia Liquor Dealers Associat ton is re !.
ported to DO raising $4,000 to defeat local
option and Influence egsatlon next year.
It's evident that liquor men are 1nalting
strenuous efforts to create sentiment
against no license by sending their agents
INTO such territory, and by encouraging
persons therein to become illegal 5vendefs
of ardent spirits"
/, Report further said that violators. Of
the law do not mind beinV fined and that
jail sentence should DO added and bond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18

engineer Captain satharoff, formerly
Governor of Port Dalny. died October
9th. Of Typhoid fever.
t''It Is difficult to single out individuals
for special mention among tho heroic do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
Dr. Gray Explains.

Dr.. Gray again took the floor and ex-
plained the action of the convention, and
Of the board and also of the action on
this question or the negro Baptist Ma
tional Convention recently held at Aus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
Notes Of the Day.

Tho baptist Historical Society Is Booked
for a great meeting to-morrow. afternoon,
10 tho eighty-nrst annual session Of no
Virginia General Association. r. s., W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18
Financial Showing.

The total receipts for the year just
closed were S19,S7S.l9, and the expendi-
lures S19,l5S43 or these expenditures
s2ilS.G7 were for permanent prove
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-18

DR.. A. e. Dickinson, the venerable edit
! ed the privilege of the floor 10 address the
assocla ton on general principles. He
made n short and feeling talkf3on the
great work before Virginia CautiStS.