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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
.FlLIPINOS PLEAD
FOR INDEPENDENCE
Associate Justice Urges Conf
dci1ce iii United States.
Wrights Speech,
.fBx Associated prcss.l.


MANILA, Oct 4.--.The Federal party
has given banquet to the delegation OF
leading natives OF the archipelago who
have recently returned from visit to
the United States. In their speeches the
members Of tho delegation spoke In gene
rous praise Of the treatment accorded
them in the United States. Each touch.
ed on the independence movement and
made an urgent pied for q popular as
semblyy at once and full independence at
mn early date, except Fictorlna Mapa. as
sociate Justice OF the Supreme Court, who
spoke In different tone He advised
his people TO have confidence In the peo-
pie OF the United States and to prepare
for the time when their hopes would be
fulfilled.
Governor Luke Wright, In speech,
said: Some seem TO think that indie.
pendcnce will work miracles and bring
about the millennium You make the
claim. and I believe that your claim Is
Just, that with the opportunity and expe-
Renee you are capable OF better things.
What the returning corners about the
kindly feeling through America and the
purpose to Assure to them tho greatest
degree OF liberty Is the truth to-day and
ever since we put our foot on these
islands. II has been the truth. the same
old truth. Is 1t not true That YOU now
elect your municipal and provincial off,
Gals and that a greater number Of en-
ployes of the government are Fillpinos?
Have you not three representatives on
the commission itself? Hoy many more
Ruling Eldcrs-Robert Wh!ttet Of the
Tirst Church. Richmond; DR.. Isaac Curd
Hogc Memorial Church; F. T. Renne
centuries would you have remained here
under Spanish rule before you would
have enjoyed what You have under six
years OF American occupation?
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GIRL SPEAKS;
SENATOR KISSES HER
Try AssocIaitsl Pre.s.l

tBy Associated PreHs.)
x SACREMENTO,s CAL, Oct 4.-Scnator
Fairbanks to-day started on his return
trip from the Pacific Coast. but although
considerable distance was covered. lie did
not get faro his way. Az Livermore,
after the conclusion q OF the speeches. q
pretty girl OF three years was lifted 10
the platform to present to Senator Fair
banks a bouquet OF roses as large as
herself. She rcctcd little speech. as
.suring the Vice-P Presidential candidate OF
her love and her hope for his success.
When she concluded the Senator caught
5l.cra in his arms. lifted her. up onto the
pin tform railing. Missed her and said,
referring to the child: 3 81
There Is something worth all 1.-the
and the sentiment were loudly applaudcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
MACK CONFIDENT
OF BIG MAJORITY
my Associated Press.)

-7NI- 1I@.9- 1I3Y ANSOCht CT! 17FeSHI n. n -
NEW YORK, # Oct 4.-Norman r.
Mack, member OF, the Democratic Ma
tional Committee. speaking OF the cleo
lions OF the country are most satlsfnc-
n ma joritv OF from 900 to- 100000 for
both the Democratic national and State
tickets. The reports received by the
National Committee from various sec
tons OF thee ountry are most satlsfnc-
tory, especially the so-called doubtful
States. The nominations OF Judge Par
kert and Judge Herrlck. were most fortu-
nate. and the two candidates are WORKING
next five weeks the Democrats will con-
duct in the Satesof New York the most
progressive, aggressive and
successful campaign ever known In his
Stat .h9ll hl5
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wyck, former Mayor OF New York: VIII
liam Randolph Hearst. Senators 4. Q.
Bacon. Of Georgia, and William j Stone,
OF Missouri; Captain Richmond Pearson
IIobson, OF Alabama; former Senator
Edward Murphy, OF Troy; former Gov
.crnor James t. Campbell, of Ohio; John
r. Mclean. Norman 4. Mack, William lil.
r. Shcehati and Thomas TasSart. 54
Jusgc Parker concluded his busy day
with dinner at the Hotel Seville, hay, hay-
ing as his guests MIR. Hearst, Mr.. Tag
CART and Mr.. sbcelian The. dinner lasted
for nearly three hours and every phase
OF the campaign was gone over.
Captain Hobson Will speak in two or
three Northern States, and he is now
waiting 70 be assigned BY the National !, Q, az
by the Democratic committee In all the
doubtful States. and the results have
been reported to Judge Parker. Three
polls have been made In Indiana, and It
Is announced that II is now possible to
take All accurate poll in one day. Fur
Their than the statement that the polls
show a condition most satisfactory. noth-
ing could be obtained at Judge Parker's
headquarters concerning the result.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
.SULLY CREDITORS
WILL FIGHT SUIT
nv Associated press,

ny Associated Prcss.)
NEW YORK, October 1.-The creditors
OF Daniel ]. Sully & Company, who are
members OF the New York Cotton Ix-
change held meeting to-day, and after
a discussion of the action brought against
them by certain New England creditors
Of the Sully firm who do not belong to
the exchange represented by Richard b..
Comstoclt, of Providence. decided that
they would fight this suit. To this end
they authorized the creditors committee
to employ counsel to represent them. Tho
papers IN the action. which have been
served on them are to show cause why
they should not share with the OUTSIDE
creditors, the three millions OF margins
pail over TO them at tile time Of the
failure, on tho ground that they should
be regarded MS general assets OF tho es-
tatc OF the bankrupt. and to show cause
why the average prices, the day OF the
failure instead OF those Of tho Following
day should not be taken as tee basis
OF settlement
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{. OBITUARY.
Death Of w. w. Elicit, IF.

Death of w. w. Elicit, Jr.
4 Mr.. ", w Ellett' Jr died a. AZ y, la ( 70
parents. Mr., and Mrs; W Elicit;
with typhoid fever for nearly two weeks.
Mi. Eilett was il well known and pop
lnr young man. not quite 5twenty-seyen
years old.
''The funeral arrangements have not
been made. FL
William Minton Prentiss.
MI. MILAN MInon Prentiss dle,d! at
the res ldencc of his sister. No. lle West
Cary Street. yesterday fternoon, after
an illness OF several weeks. MI Prem
over I'VE lie Was 4 deputy under City Ser.
geant James e. Smith, ant had served
Under him during his administration. Mr.;
eInved b was al Who knew him Is
survived by one son and = sister. Ar-
engagements for the funeral have not been
completed. h
Mrs. L. ]. Keeton.
Mrs. = 7 Ksse9ton. relat Of tie late
Phn ss,2n asS y ysselayh ass
Tho deceased leaves three daushtefs-
j. Il. Moving and Mrs, Ftank N, NNhirt,
IS 4, hs sl' ASv|n sW1 s9ni ames Kas
ION, of this city, 8s,
The funeral y. VII take y, place g, this NJ I,
ts ter SON. No 81 sS s assssfn set
Mrs. Ida M. Williams,
E a W sa n ,he s r Slis S Nj
nth Street yesterday afternoon She ts
survived BY her husband 1ns som JHg
,eitY; two sisters and father !, Wat,
s & he " ths " aiat "a ysas sY ~
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Small Engagements,
~ IRx cunnialad pnonr, \ l---

TOXIC, Oct. "A p, M.-The following
official report has been issued: The Man
.churian headquarters reports by telegraph
that body OF scouts sent by our adj
vance detachment on October2. consist
Ing OF a company OF infantry.and n troop
of cavalry attacked and routed a detach-
n,ent OF the cnenys cavalry sixty strong.
occupying Paohsingtun, thirteen miles
north Of Lao Yang and nine miles west
OF the Mukden road, While further re-
connoitering in the Vicinity, a force Of
Russian cavalry, two hundred and thirty
strong, attacked the Japanese scouts. Az
ter fighting for some time the Japanese
returned. Tho enep,y's loss was about
thirty. We sustained no. casualties.
"rhe state OF affairs mt the front OF
our army remains unchanged"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
EAST HANOVER.
Presbytery Meets in Hebron
Church, Dinwiddie County.

Church, Dinwiddie County.
Especial TO The Times. Dispatch)
Il HEBRON CHURCH. D1NN1DD1E Co,
VA. October 4.-EAst Hanover Presby-
terry met in this church at II NJ. to-day,
With the following members present:
Ministers---R Russell Cecil. D. D. J. r.
Rcnnie. VIM. 8. Campbell, D. *. Wal.
thal,. 8. E. Scott, w. Nice. White, r. B.
Eggleston, ]. S. Foster, Michaux Raine,
r. F.. Jones. 81
Mizpah; s. G. How,son, Fredericksburg;
r s. Robertson. Nottoway; John 6. JEFF
ferson. Amelia; 3. B. Vaughan, Tabb
Street; w. D. Temple. Petersburg, Sec,
ond; 4. II. Wilson, Namozine. 81 Bruins y MS
on motion OF Rev. W. Nee. White, sec
onded by Rev. D. *. Walthall Ruling
Elder F. F. Rennle, was unanimously
elected moderator, and Rev w. Nee.
White and Ruling Elder r. s. Robertson
were elected temporary clerks.
IL. consequence OF the absence Of tho
State clerk. Rev. T. p. Epes. .. D.. Rev.
VIM. s. Campbell was appointed to fill
thin Office during the meeting Of Presby-
terry. .Ts. 81
the retiring moderator Rev. j.. s. Foster.
from II Titus. II: "A, ss'lYalo gave himself
for US, that he might redeem us from
all iniquty. and purify unto. himself.
peculiar people Jealous 8, Of good wo sknnar
VAS celebrated, Rev. W. McC. White adj
rl!nistering the elements, and Ruling Eli
Gers B. B. Vaughan, F. F. Rennie, w, p.
Temple, and j. G. Jefferson distributing
them to the large congregation that filed
the house, 5i J9t;5ll5a&
After a bountiful and excellent dinner.
served by the ladies under the beautiful
October skies. the Presbytery met again
and heard a sermon from Rev, ~ !, - =
Waltllall from John xix: %. II thirst.
Rev. i. NJ. Cliff, of the Methodist Pro-.
testant Church. was introduced to the
Presbytery and was Invited to sit as q
corresponding member. q
The following committees were appoint
ed by the moderator:
4 On Minutes flsynod. to report at the
spring meeting-Rev Russell Cecil, p; ~.
Rev. r. B. QEggeston, Mr.. Robert Whit
ct. ! s3&ts .
On Records Of Presbytery REV p 4.
Walthall. Rev. =. p Scott, M MT. 9. ~ = =;
Vaughan. &. 3 4. !. -.
Presbyterial. Sermon for Spring ,Meetlhn e s.
Rev j. S. Foster, Rev. =. ~ ones, Al ~
s. G. Howison. 4tl Is ass III 4.s 4
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Services for the Children,

Services at the Second BAPTIST Church
this evening will be conducted by the Sun
day-school, as n part Of their annivor-
snrv exercises Tho addresses will con-
siGls Of "Busy Talks by Two Busy Men,
and VII! be brief and tosthe point,
Music will Fbe furnished by the regular
sunduy-schoo orchestra. under the d.
rectIon of Professor II. T.. Recs, and
otl,nrt musical items have been arranged,
The exercises this evening will begin
promptly at eight O'Clock,
& Tomorrow evening ut tho same hour.
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Social Side VIII
receive attention, &nnd IN ADDITION "a 9, tile
"Othcr Things
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
FOUGHT STREET DUEL;
INNOCENT MAN SHOT
s(By Associated Press.)

IS (By Assocla ted Press.J Y
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, October 4.-1n
y street duel here to-day between ]. NJ,
ichittim, known as the Texas cattle, King,
and W. N.Y. Jones,5a cattlcman and bank
or of Beevll.s II. S. Ellwell. tra yelling
man OF Milwaukee. Wis. CHANGED IN
range ana was accidentally killed. me
bullet, it is said. waa fired from Chit
TINS gun. ~,
Cnittm was placed in Jail charged With vi!
murder, =. !, :. I,
was injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
DEATHS

m \ tr,,,r --13ie1 an ohcr sth a 1o:10 AZ.
M ne resiaeiiSe m ms ,sI 1Wr' r
son Or ", ~. Islletl anu HAliee ~
AGED tWe ,,s Sears'
NJ Tnnerai no.ice ~ ners ,n,ea "a conv
Mulstl'i'stoi' ipa's pi Vs . Soi's' S
ya - =, ,rnas,aW
Oh / Me- I'a} h,IIcN II tHs
~ nan, e. ha,, 80
TTis tWednesday) AE~TIRNooN ID III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Fifty Richmonders Leave.

An even tlfty Richmondcrs left the
lc,tv Yesterday via the Chesapeake and
OHIO Oil RAILWAY for ST.. Louis, to attend the
iIxposition. This Is exclusive Of persons
going from points east and SOUTH Or tMo
aides these Il party OF twenty-five ladies'
city Yesterday and left IN the evening viz
Inc chesapeake and Ohio fo Or, the Inc lsXpos, y,
i IL e. Dame AMI travelling passenger agent of
tic road. Other parties are being or
ganized almost every day. The October
travel to ST, Louis Is going 70 break al
records. 95e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
T famous TROOP G
FOR HORSE SHOW [ }: ! I.
Lieutenant and Twcnty-one
United States Cavalrymcn
Will Ride Here.
9.5lt,yc.,nItv-ol1c

President j. 4. Anderson,of the Rich
mond Horse Show Association. has lust
received u telegram from the adjutant-
general Of the United States army, In
forming him that leave had been granted
|la4lieutenant and twenty-onc3 men OF the
famous Troop c, Seventh United States
cavalry, to attend the fourth annual ca
hlbitiont Of the association.
The management Of The show are thor
oughly pleased at securing this star al
traction for the show. THIS famous troop
OF rough riders Will give an cxhibition5at
every S performance. Their daring fcats
OF Craftsmanship and SKI II are nlazing
and compare with&anythng ever seen@in
the professional show rim g. 4 Z: AZ s
b Entries for 4 hcs show arc all IN now.
and the list embraces the finest collec-
ton Of horses eyer: seen iii a show ring
In this city, or, indeed, In this country,
l3with@the exception of.the New York show
The fifty-two classes are all we'll filled,
there being four. entries IN each OF the
tandem Glasses and four or five each in
the classes for fours. 8In the hunt team
class there are six teams of three hunt
ers all8in hunt colors and on inc horses
making a brilliant spectacle.
Brace and West, OF Bal tlmorc. Will be
here with their crack harness horses,
Extra News, Sporting Extra. Town Top
les. Evening News, Post cript, The Hers Hers
aid and Extra EcWsboy, which #arc en-
tered In thirty classes.
DO here withshs splendid trio OF harness
horses Joe, Chester5tan s Chief, Is entered
in the single snnd double harness classes.
Hon Alexander Hamilton, Of p cters5urg
will show Ills harness pair Tom ana
Harry ss5S III ISL Il s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
SHEPPARD WILL BE
IMPRISONED FOR LIFE
(By Associated Press.)y

(By Associated Press.)
eANIERICUs, GA, October 4.-Bell
Sheppard, the negro who killed Joe
Philips at camp meeting two months
ago, was carried from here TO Webster
county to-day for trial The case con-
sumed the entire day. the jury tonight
returning verd.ct.of guilty with recon-
mendation OF sentence to life imprison-.
n,cnt. w. S. Morgan. the white snlan
whom Sheppard declared hired lin to
kill Philips, was also carried from the
Amerfcus Jail to Webster for tlial as
accessory. All the trouble originated IN
the burning OF the town Of Webster in
April last. Morgan's relatives al charged
with the incendiacism and the negro CUR
.dered by Sheppard was an important
witness against the accused parties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Catarrh Can Be- Cured.
Or. elosser's catarrh Cure VIII Cure the
IA Worst cases Of catarrl,' sron'
cl1lt.a and Asthma.

II IL tho only remedy thu I goes directly
10 The diseased parts and cures Gatarrll,
bronchitis. Asthma and Catarrhal Deaf
ness. Tho stomach is not buidencd With
medicine which dcranges the digestion
and breaks down the general heath,
Tho fact that It can be used IN your
ow,, home, makes II possible for any one
TO be cured. &
mis- remedy is put up IN tin boxes,
containing months treatment, Which
will BIO sent by mail to ans address for
SLIGO.
"a free trial sample will be mailed ia
any sufferer who has never tried Tho
remedy. Address Or. Blosser. Co., 1853
Nation Street, Atlanta. Ga. 3&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
4 Mr.. sSTEARNES HERE
Says Maynard IS Loud in Praise
Of Montague.

Hon. L.. p. Stearnes, n
House Of Delegates from
Is stopping at Murphy,s,
When seen last night Mr..
81 came up on the train
Montague and Congressma
FAR as Lee Hall to-day
they left for Yorktown. ,
Maynard told me he had
life heard such a powerful
Governor made at Isle OF
house. and ne only wished
him with him all over the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
VICE-PRESIDENT AND
MINISTER Of THE INTERIOR
lRy Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press,)
MEXICO CITY, October at Is now
stated, on what Is believed to be good
authority. that Ramon Corral, who, will
be inaugurated Vlce-President OF Mexico,
December 1st will continue service as
Minister Of the Interior after that md
there will be no change In the Cabinet OF
President Daz Tho amendment TO the
Constitution creating tho vice-presidency
provided that tho new official could serve
as member Of the, Cabinet. and 1t is
believed his provision Will be followed by
Vice President Corral.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Address the Luther League.

Rey Luther M. Kuhns. OF Omaha. Me-
hraska. general secretary OF the Luther
League OF America, recently convened at
Buffalo. will OH next Friday night ut
eight o'clock, address the Richmond
Luther League al tho First English
Lutheran Church, Seventh, Street, be-
tween Broad and Grace. His whole time
Is devoted to this work ind as he has had
much experience ana made extensive
travel, no is fully equipped to enlghten
The work it has done for the church, He
GENES recommended ms n forcible speaker.
The public is cordially invited to be
present, f5
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS.
Headquarters. IS &
state Democratic Committee.
is American National Bank Building


,9s Mezzanine Room. los
& The following appointments for speak
Ing are announced for the next ten days
THOMAS IS. MARTIN.
q Staunton October 18th (nighD.
= Covington, October sth (nighD.
Abingdon, October nth. ut.
S. L.. KELLEY.
& Stanton. October It'll (nighD. f5f /, 2
Covington, October 9Th (nighD.
4 Buchanan. October 10Th (nighD.
4 Fincastle, October 18th (nighp.
a. G.. BRAXTON.
! Danvlle, October 4th.
Waynesboro, October Sth.
4 Suffolk, OctUucr 10TH. III i
Hampton, October; nth.
JOSEPH e. WILLARD.
Z. New Castle. October 10th. #
c. c. CARLIN.
Leesburg, October 10th. &. 8 Is
& A. j. MONTAGUE.
d Roanoke City October 18th (nigh0.
Marion. ctobcr It'll (nighD.
Abingdon, October 9Th tnishD.
Gate City. October 10th. #
5Joncsville. October 18th (noon>.
Wise. Octobe 18th! (noon).
II. ID. FLOOD. e II ms
q Waynesboro, October Still.
bRockbridge. October 10Th. f.
WILLIAM "A. JONES.
Northumberland October 10th.
King and Queen, October 18th. 4
II, &c y VISOR. I'll
Honaker, October 9Th.
Richards October 18th.
New Castle. October 10Th. IS,
W. p. sBARKSD.ALE
Bowling Green. October 10th.
Warm Springs. October 18th. /: IA
. Hot Springs, October 18th (nighD. ii
CLAUDE a.. SWANSON
Martnsvile, October 9Th (night). Y85
4 Snuff October 9Th
& Meadow Of Dan. October 18th.
= Woolwine, October sth.
IS LESLIE c. GARNETT.
Bowling Green, October 10th.
King and Queen Courthouse. October
18th.
81 JOHN LAME.
Ettricks. October 10th 4 P, NJ
5Tunstalls Station. October 18th g n. NJ
Chester, October 18th (nighD.
3i R.. r. BYRD.
Washing ton, Rappahannock county, Oc-
ober 10th.
CHARLES II. LAssITER.
Nottoway, October 9th.
Lunenburg, October 10th.
Ia ~ JOHN n. RlNEY.
Loudoun Court October 10Th. Il
ifa JAMES HAY, s5s II 81
II Shenandoah, Oct. Sd, 4th. 5tn and 9Th.
Greene, October sth.
Albemarc, the week beginning Oct. 10th.
LEONIDAS d. YARRELL.
Lunenburg G. III, Oct. 10Th. III
~ Ohm W. HILLDRUP.
Luncnburg, October 10th.
a, W. *. ALLEN.
Rockbridge, October 10th.
Warm Springs, October nth.
Hot Springs, October 18th (nighQ.3
r. G. sOUTH-ALL.
Nottoway, October 9Th.
I4unenburg, October 10th,
S. w. WILLIAMS. x,
Suffolk, October 10Th.
r, II. LEE, JR.
Gainesville, October Sth.
j. TAYLOR ELLYsON. Chairman
JOSEPH BUTTON; Secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
JAPANESE. ARE
CREEPING. FORWARD D
CONTINUED from First Page.)

CONTINUED from First Page.)
on the right bank OF the Hun River, taxi
Ing three Japanese prisoners.
another Russian patrol sent In an
casterly direction, discovered Tawanghau
pass occupied by two hundred Chinese
bandits commanded by Japanese officers.
During the reconnaissance. one Cossack
was killed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Cur Sc
!. DIR RINK
Drunkenness Cured to stay cured BY
x 81 WHITE ri BBON REMEDY.

No taste. No odor. My Woman can GIVE - ~
n glass OF water, tea. coffee or food without
knowledge. n
Whito Ribbon Renicdy Will cure or destroy
tho dlseaSed appetite for all alcoholic drinks.
whether the patient Is n confirmed inebriate. Q
"tppler," social drinkcr or drunkntd. 1mpo..al-
bile for any one to have an appetite for alec.
Ilolic liquors after using White Ribbon REM
edy Ii has made many thousands OF perma-
ner,t cures and In addition restores the victim
70 normal health, stcady.ng the nerves. incrcas.
sst temptation. Write Dr. w. Il. Brown. 2iS
fremont st.. Boston. for trial package and lot
ter OF advice free In plain. senled envelope
soon as answered.
White Ribbon Remedy sold by drugglsts
everywhere aiao sert by mail in plain pack
Mgc, price $500
yoid ana recommended by special agent.
BLANKS, 1.-The Prescription Druggist, Inc.
III East broad street corner Beverly and
Randolph streets: Twenty sixth and Yenable
iHtreets; Twcnty.cghth and N Streets: corner
Pine and Albcmarle Streets. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Crazy Negro Frightens Lady.

Crazy Negro Frightens Lady.
on Monday crazy negro man entered
tho home of Mrs, Barlow. No ,llOl Nortn
Wontyserena sitSs aIa ip,s's nto ,nr
consciousness. 53 e
Mss Barlow was In the room alone
Wien the man entered with n large stick
in his hand, He was not violent, but tne
unexpected uppearanca at he slranAsr
terrified her She had been III for some
time and the severe stare caused her
fcnrditlon to gov worse, Tile negro was
finally locked UP in the Falrmount Town
81: y as. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Stirring Up Chinese.
Z lllT AssocInteI Prcsa,

IoNpoN 6c fSz IMReport tssf have reached
London from official sources that many
Japanese have appeared recently in the
iblg centers OF Northern China and that
they have begun an agitation The re-
suit of which, It Is feared. may preclpitate
disorders In the ease Of Russian successes s,
int rvention Of the powers. It Is snld
here that Russia is anxious to avoid any
Nllchy intervention .i M 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Families Returning.

(I'y Associated Prcss,) 52's III
yLADIyOSTOK, OCT. a.--The town Is
oret and many families which fed to
thu interior earlier In tho season arc re-
tuning. 1t is an excellent fishing season.
bit there Is Il considerable scarcity OF
salt. Navigation on the Amur will close
this week. 15 gsI IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
MOODY LIKELY TO
SUCCEED SENATOR HOAR
(By a ssi,or,cIated Press,

WORCESTER, MASS. October 1.-The
Telegram tomorrow morning vii, say:
Governor John Z. Bates will, in all
probability, at the next meeting Of the
Governors council, announce the aly.
pointment of Attorney General William
H. Moody. of Haverhill, to succeed Sena
tor Ioar. - 47a Il "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
POLLS SHOW CONDITION
TO BE SATISFACTORY
fpv Assoc,oto,, 1,ras.,

by AEkuuIHtUH -I'TFsH --ET-TT
! NEW YORK, Oct. A.-More prominent
Democrats to-day called upon Judge Par
ker than on any previous day, since tho
st. Louis convention. In the list were
such men as James II. Eckels, of Chi
cngo, comptroller Of the currency under
former President Cleveland; Robert Van