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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-16
EXPECT i MANY WOUNDED.
Elaborate Preparations Being
Made for Care Of Invaded

Special London Times Gable to The
Times Dispatch. Copyright. 1so4.)
sKIEFF. USs1A, via Frontier. July Is.
The twenty-sIxth OF the military hos pital
trains has ben dispatched to Irkutsk.
whenceit Will be continued to the sent Of
war In Manchuria. The whole OF the
5Manchuria and Siberian Railway lines
have now been systematically split into
sections and mum bered, and the hospital
trains equipped with the best surgical
appliances alma bic. have been a ppor-
toned. one each to- a section. The sta Il
of each OF the hospital trains Includes
three or more physicians and from six to
ten nursing sisters or Red Cross. nurses.
and from twenty to forty hospital a sist-
ants. Each train has accornmod DAFT ions for
from two hundred to three s, hundred
wounded and q slck.S The dc artment Of
OF military communlcat ions. created for
the transport Of the wounded is perfect
y sSss.g a system for the transport Of the; in
Bvnlided Russian soldiers into home CEN
}ters by watersas well as by;rail, and TO
Judge by$the extensive preparations Being
made all the way from Astrakha to
lcherapoWtz. a considerable number OF
Russian wounded are aclearly ticipa ted. I
The mana cement at Franzenhla-x and at
a numb OF other water cure resorts have
offered to allow the Russian wounded
officers and others to take advantage
OF their facilities for treatment Ere e. s
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CLASH 'OF ARMS 0N'LANDA AND SEA
R[CORD'OF CARNAGE Unfair EAST
Continued from Tlrst pase3

be determined BY dispatches these four Japanese armies are in
touch able together with THIS IS So
they may kuropakn from all sides and ovehel him
any time That the japanese themn posi-
When they will i only the eon
now knows ii say that II will be only when he sees vic
assured deem wise to wait until Port
captured regarded unlikely AS for the Russians
military declare that IT IS uncomfortable that Kuopakn will
offer battle south Of Lao Yang il it be avoided 0
~ The Latest Estimate F$
8 S8H a8G \ #s
IA TCHE8 KIAO Juys14 delayed in Transmission The
latest reports regarding the stornig Of Port Arthur 10th places
losses killed wounded $4,000 and those of
$500 The Japanese retired and the Russians occupied
the position s8fS
japanese changed frontal position big
battle expected OF the defcnes owing
the turning mo-
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said to refrain from n,utiny only from
a. consciousness that the representative
OF the Car cannot be gotten rid or by
violent means. viceroy Alexieff himself
lives In III state car on the railway.
A roof or shed has been constructed above
the car and beds Of flowers planted
around It. The viceroy countermands
military orders and detalns rein force
5ments badly needed at the front by In
specting them, while his chief OF staff
Is, sent two or three times week to
Ia Tche Kiao to observe the movements
and disposition OF the troops under Kuro-.
patkin. The advices from Net Chwang
continue by declaring that only the imme-
dia.te recall OF Yiceroy Alexieff can rem
edy this undesira bic state Of Affairs. n t
.is asserted that at the present crisis in
the East. the viceroy's presence at the
front Is not only Il useless, but positively;
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BRONSON COMES
10 THIS CITY
Enormous Bushes Of the Ches-
apeake r quires Temp o-
rary. Increase Here.

"a special telegram from yTash ington3
last; night announced that Mr., d! 81
Bronson. assistant general passenger
fer his headquarters n to this city for the
remainder OF u the summer. He Will py 1
virtue Of his position assume charge OF
the passenger trafl 9 Of II the company at
this poln 7 he transferred Mr., Bronson
tolEthis city is on account OF the great
volume OF passenge traffic To- and from
St. Louis and to the summer resorts az
the seashora and In the mountains. he
Will materially lighter, the Ia Dor ana
responsibility OF N District Passenger5
Agent Warthen, who will continue to
discharge t he duties Of that position as
heretofore. sSslS sss
mond Office, Mr. Bronson will also have
charge of the ashington4 Office, and
will divide his time between the two.
The passenge r3 business OF the Chesa-s
peake and Ohio Is now the heaviest IN y
the history OF he railway. It Is expected
TO increase rather than decrease as the
exposition begins to draw the pc ple who
will visit 1t before December st.s Dis 4
trict Passenger gent Nv arthen advertised
extensively in the Carolina papers and
those OF Virginia. and as q result the ro "a i
Louis. 15.g Il Xxi e 5aa Il Sc ~ 8t;f5
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sToRMIN c o ,PoRT ARTHUR.
japanese Retired in Widest Dis
ord Chinese Estimate
tBy Associated Press.>
of FLOSS $4,000

A<hSGONASL
ST. PETERSBURG J, July 16-4: y A.. s NJ
IA special dispatch from IA Iehe Fsiao.
dated July. 18th, repeats the account q
the storming OF Port Arthur July 10th.
and says that the Russians assumed the
off ensive and attacked With the bayonet.
THE Japanese retired In the Will destH dis
ord err. The Chinese estimate the japanese
losses at 22.0o0
The spirit OF the japanese. the dispatch
say, is sinking as the result OF the Port
Arthur defeat III, 81 55j5 .i3
Cholera and dysentery are epidemic at
sFeng Wang Chens. and there5are many
jdea this daily Z 5S
Ia heavy movSnsnt OF Japanese IS re-
ported east OF Hal Gheng. III ,,s S$s "a
The Russians reconn Uttered almost to
sKat + Chou before meeting the japanese.
They drew the shrapEe 81 fire OF the Japan
Eese, but having located them the Rus
slang retired without loss,
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KOREANS: IN ARMS.
About Ten Thou sand Of Them
Now Enrolled in the Japa-
e 5 nese@ Service "a
# nese Service.
nav Arsoc,IIated PlrEe.,.sLa.l

II by |AhHpCIu ICY II osH'I
MUKDEN. July Is. AL is quiet In the
direction of the Russian flank. The pop
sulace is following peaceful occupations
and working In the fields. s y
It seems certain that the Japanese
flank Is weak. According to tho Chinese
the Japanese are making great prepare
tons for. the coming rains. which are
due In earnest about July s1st.' The rains
heretofore have been merely y chance
5downpours, 53
There is further confirmation OF the
fact already reported that Koreans are
guarding the japanese rear, There are
10000 Koreans rtSula rly enrolled In the
Japanese service, 81 ss.i III u q X.
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VERY U. ! z.
st. Petersburg Anxious t. Be Be
lieve,@ But Incred ulou il eavy
Fighting Indicated.
I; M 1 ssoc late, Press.).


~. PErERSBURG.lJ July is. 2:25 "a. N. ~
me "a k Of further official Il news re-
garding the engagement at Port sA = rti,ur
! on the night OF July 10th is very puz-
lin 3 81 That NJ the u aranese were heavily
defeated is not doupted here. but In the
I bsence OF further nformation, the ex-
tent of$ the disaster that be fell hem is
beginning to be seriously g uest lonea.
tVicAroy 5Alexieff'S headquarters q t Muk-
tden that a. week before the engagement at
Port Arthur Ma jor-G General Fock admin
iatered a severe deteat on the japanese
4 m Julyl 4th and July 9Th. driving them
from the heig hts commanding Lurns santa
Pass, with loss OF 2, 0oo, T his 8is con-
sidered here as proof that there has been e. !
Port Arthur, and as making he silence
sof Toxic regarding it all the more sig
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CHOSE OFFICERS. 4
North Carolina Pharrnaceuti
Association Assemblies.

Especial to The Times Dt spatch.)
n AsHEvILLE. N. c.. July Is IT he sec
ond days session OF the North Carolina
Pharmaceutical Association convened at
II o'clock this morning at the Battery
Park Hotel. The morning session was
devoted to the reading and discussio OF
the reports from various committees.
During the afternoon session the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year were
elected:
President, 6. X. Grentham, Dunn. N. C.
n First Weep President, r. R. Hood, Smith
field. 3st
Second vice-P President, 6. r. Miller.
.Goldsboro.
Third Vice President Charles r.
Thomas. Tliomasville. 4 NJ
Secretary, r. w. Vaughan, Durham.
1 Treasurer, A. J. Coon, Fayetteville!
Member Board OF Pharmacy, WI ~.
Horne. Fayetteville. j5S5
i Local Secretary. F. 8. Duffy. n ewberne:
Executive Committee: George F. Voc
ten, Hickory; E. ~. o Hanlon. Win
ston; IL ohm NJ. Scott, Charlotte s; =. a.
jPfaffln. Asheville.
Il The convention adjourned at p N.
,fo meet next year at 5Ntorehead City, on q
June ed. s M 4 Ky
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.sHR0UDED IN MYSTERY.
movements Of Baltic Squadron
Are Carefully Kept Secret,
Much Speculation,
nv Agsociated Presss9

q Sny rR Rs sSfgRd p51ls 15-1t e
! possible that the fourth ship OF the.
vladivostok squadron now off the Japan
sse coast Ks the cruiser Bogatyr. as the
5repairs to that vessel were knowni some
time ago to have been nearly COMPLETED
with tho approaching departure Of the
baltic squadron for the far East, extra
precautions are being taken to prevent
i the publication ofhnews OF the movements
lora condition Of the Russian ships, The
newspapers are strictly forbidden TO men-
tion their nam es, ana even foreign news
dispatches referring to the Russian Yes-l
sells are not passed by. the censo Al OH.
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ExLEFF A NUISANCE.
Presence at Front Not Only
Useless, But Positively
sGS Dangerous, 81

Especial London Times Gable y to The
! q Times D!spatoh. Copyright. s1904,) Nj N
BERLIN, d July la telegram from
New Chwang states that tho anomalous
position Of Viceroy 4 xieff Isl likely to
ana serious hindrance to kuro.
patkin, The Yiceroy, IT appears, aassorts
.ilisSright to retains consldera BILE body or
troops around his person In EMukde en-, much
! 70 the disgust OF the officers. who are
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FIGHTING IMMINENT.
Japanese Entrenched Six Miles
South Of Ia 7 che
Kiao.
nv As,ocia led press. ,

J, rs (By Associa ted Press.
q LAO YANG, July ID Citing Is immt-
5nant al Ta5TcheE Kiao and Hal Cheng
The Japanese are entrenched six miles
south Of Ia Tche I<iao. Much skirmishing
Ia taking place, The weather is favorab BILE
tor the movement OF troops, ~ ram mas
% Ian for a. whole week. The thermome-!
Ter has registered as high as fifty degrees
centigrade.f Il It is rulnored that q Japa-
nese column has appeared on the Mukden
road, Troops are constantly arriving
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Ashland and Jacq bin strsst..

~ = tlss
yirtae Of i R asSrss of mea a;ss CIR
VS.. Terry ct ais, en- tered July IS, 1904,
appointing the undersigned Special Com-
smisaioners. for tina t purpose we viii sell
81 RHHuGReS saaYlogGb I e.
sin$the following order, I he real estate dc,
scrbea ! Sa!d assrse exs tel tsio X
o. ssouthside :. ,aeaua1n Street Beginning
~ "a, 1VAcANT LoT; freontiting 7loxs7 feet
$50 feet east OF Garter Street. N !,
III 5, LOT fronting 72x97 feet nor Invest
S WITH BRieK STORE and n bW VIZ
d design ted as No iSe65 AshIaNd street s.
A. VACANT LOT, fronting 3osl2o fest
sres fb'sa
the above ia IN tbs growing West
End and the ,lmproyemeInIts. known 9, as
aRa mSss yanah1e rsfasyty
ss'PE I XII srHssS OF va va
can strongly recommend the above.
ths lH tRs RsssRTsfRiX1p p opt e
and IS months. tItIe retained 81 Us corr!
till all the purchase money Is paid and
sssh ssia pade \ subject e condfmatleln.
3H'tss'gs I'm s''' j q b. GALE,
R 5, s. y q H Aaaa5SH
all Special Gommissi oners.
Brown & Co., Aneti oneers "A 81 3l
abo ss e egn mas bee gys a eesee
July is-5t IS, P.2'W.iD DILL. Clerk.
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SOUTHERN RAIL way.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 9th. 1904.
E TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
1929 a, M;-paily. Local for Charlotte. n. q.
1880 =, M,--Dally. Limited. Buffet Pullman
to Atlanta. and Birmingham, New Orleans,
Memphls, Cha tanooga and ali TIE South.
HOO p. M.-pally, Limited. Pullman ready
$3.50 =. NJ, for all the South
YORK RIVER LINE 5ttS
Thu fayorlte route 10 Baltimore and Eastern
points, Leave Richmond 4;ao p. M,--Da!ly,
except Sunday. .ils +
connecting with steamers Tor Baltimore ana
river landings. Steamers sailing from West
Point Monday, "Wednesday and Friday call at
and Saturday. Allmonds and Gloucester Point.
;45s a, N. Except Sunday. Local mixed for
West Point, tl ssl s }a W a .gsi
z TRAINS. ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6;6S A. NJ. and 6:4s r, NJ, From all the South,
S;35 p, M,-From Charlotte and Durham, 81
4 $40 A.. M.-g'rom Chase City. A N "a "
q l9f25 a. N,-Baltimore and West Point. 4.
1 1898 A. NJ. $50 F. M,--Fyom West Point
O. W, VyEsTBURY.f D. F, Al. Richmond Va.
8. H. sIIARDW1CH, w, II. TAYLOE,i
hi, AGkERT. Gent Mgrr. Z d
Washington. d. o.
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Not Credited in Toxic.

BY Associated Press) - Fs17TT VA
LONDON, July 16--The Toxic corrc-
spondcnt OF the Times. In a dispatch
filed ut AS p. M, July 18th. says that the
st. Petersburg story OF d Japanese re-
pulse with heavy casualties at Port Ar
thur July 10th Is wholly d.scredited In,
Toxic, where no such reports have been
received Il is believed that the story
originated In Shanghai. 80
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JAPANESE Ami UsHED:.
Sans onoh Succeeds in Putting.
One Thousand OF Them Az
is Out Of Action.
AN Asaociated P,relssll

i LAO YANG. July 10. General Samson.
of seriously checked the Japanese .ad-.
vance In the direction Of Yin Kow; July
18th. His cossaoks an1bushed the iJapars
I. The Japanese attempted to advance to
Yin Row along the coast butsthey were.
hind by the marstly country. which
also Increased their diff lcultles In carrying
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JAPAN EsE LOSE 1000.
Russians Drive Them Back and
Occupy Heights 81
I.unsantan.
..f Z. "a ss.o,.c,,iated !. Plre.sl

9i1.i-.9 tEyE 1AssUCIH tcu 81. T.'71.
q MUKDEN, " 14-l Delayed In Trans
nission) lin the fighting at the right
flank OF the line OF detenses Of Port
Arthur. July sd to Jul y eth, the; Russians
drove back the Japanese and occupied
the east ha nix OF the Lunsantan and the
Heights commanding Lunsantar$P Pass.
The Japanese losses were abou q i. l .:ptg.7
= hose Of the Russians were insignificant.
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Submarine Boat Being Tested.

800 593i BY ASSOclAted sPTess.J
sT. PETERSBURG, July 15-1;os r.
sM.-The submarine boat Fulton, which
lXs been at Cronstadt, is reported 10 be
ii Nhe Neva undergoing tests. 1t is not
known whether she will go to tho for
East by rail or with the Baltlc sqlad.
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i q z
q By virtue OF az certain deed Of trust to
the undersigned trustee. dated January
10, 1902, and recorded lin u The clerks ONCE
at Chesterfield County Courthouse In p.
p. 1o2 Is p. 4s5. default having been made mad
in a part OF the debt secured thereby,
ana being required 50 TO DC by the sbene-j
~ 81 = THTRspAY, JULY al,5 1904.
at o clock F.. NJ, the property described
In said deed Of trust, lying and being In
.Ches terAeld county,. al Joining the vi lila gef
OF Bon Air on the west; said line running
up almost to the depot. it-5S lt .l
The owner }requested aSHe q to sllbd vide
the land in ira cts OF about 10 acres each,
or to suit purchasers, thus giving each a
chance to buy a home. 3NVill { first sell the
dwelling and barn with land north Of
creek and west OF road IN front. OF house.,
balance In amounts called for. This tract
Of lassR has a fine stream OF water flowing
through 1t, which some day may be used
as: the water supply OF Bon Air. There!
is good young orcha I'd and plenty OF
wood nd 51 Sd Il Ne
81 sale, and sl5a5 With interest from July,
instaiments at one and two. years from
added and secured by trust deed on the
property or all cash. Il desired, Easier
terms may be ANNOUNCED on day. of sale.
II AAiEs Hi RENsIIA!y, & r..
Il AZ z s5sS Trustee,
July .16-6t
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BIG NAVAL FIGHT.
Engagement off Port Arthur
Reported--Russians Seize
Dispatch Boat.
1Rv AssolctIatled /. P,yres.If

K 5S (Bys Associated Pres..)
LONDON. July 16.-'rhe Shan ghai cor
respondent OF the Morning Post cabling
under date OF July 18th. says:
Fl "A naval engagement took place to-day
off Port Arthur.
It'll 81 tBy Associated Press.) 4.
y LONDON. July l6,-The Morning Post,G
Shanghai correspondent. cabling July
18th, says that the Chicago Daily News
dispatch boat FaRan has been seized by.
the Russians and towed into Port Arthur
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r. & s s'ss" Z poto s'sssf T. i.

us "a q IL BURG q Potomac q. r.
Trains Leave Richmond orthWard. s
ais A., Nj. daily Byrd St Through S
Ii KS A. NJ dial ly. Main st. Through;
7:l6 a.. M, week days, Elba. Ashland accon.S
$40 a NJ, daily. Byrd St Through, Local 4 s,,l.
stops. . 81 II =. 81. -, "a SS@,
sHt:00iP. NJ. week days. Byrd ST. Bredericks-
B 66 r. NJ, daily. Main ST. Through. S5
$3.50 r.. NJ, week days Elba- a shland U ao-
SOS +. n. daily. Byrd St. Through.
Trains Arrive Rchmo DISC vt hNard.
U $40 A.. M. week days. Elba,9 Ashland ae-
sn A. M...wsek days. BYRD St Frederlcks.t
burg ACCOMMODATION e Il, 81
ss'3S RsSa FfSsssH
sss s ssy ss'R H s. f ssslssa
sfft5o P, ST.. daily. Byrds ST Through. Loea,
i5.sp z, NJ. &, daily. Main St. sEhrougb
ali trains except train arriyta II 10
AZ H., week days, and local saneon3modat
Time OF arrivals ana depaTt u gas ccnnsc-s
@ 11Sni n Su fSss'e Y. YLoR
Gent Man'r, Asst. Gen, A. an Man
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IN the Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Court
OF the county OF Buckingham:
Della NJ. Hail.. Plaintiff
against i 3. "a, 8s3s -. 4
!. i, 2. A.. Forbes. clerk OF the said court,
do certify that the bond required Of the
Special Commissioners by the decree ren-
.dered. !; In said ca use on the 18th day OF
.April Ii 1904. has been duly given.
A Given und er my hand as clerk OF the
said court this 18th day OF April. 1904 E
p =. A. FORBES. Clerk. Id
July 2, s1s q, 20 s5555.
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IN execution, OF decree OK the sGllcu, ~
q ~ o6I w ~ ~
~ t,e
als. we Will a. a SPECIAL aa
appo,nss4. procseo - SCI
i, Inc rea1 nova
the the pre .p'HWsIa' On 80 ell0 -
~ ;.Is.,t o. 1g'' y,
efn Ia -
consist q tiac u .dau y lvV aerss, iaI
OF iVV a. aiio
otnsr valuaoie Ruilqinss tneIe9n ,. y, ,sS
Inc ElmproYenenI,s ale IL
Iao1e, ana tne buckins na m bLancH q tne
C.N g y. AallWayy runs through ". i nns
Its own ara1lrOaQ.6ta tlOEs ana IN Inc ,sll.7
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r ennenkanpF Slightly Wounded

(By AssocIated Press.)
ST. PETERSBURG, July 15.--Gsilaral
shennenkaulpff was wounded, but not
seriously. In a skirmish near saiiralsza,j
a bullet passed through the calf OF onU
of his legs.
General Sakhraoff, who reported tic
swounding OF Rennenkatnpff, says 1t cc-
CURED July 18th between Lao Yalis md
sairnatsza, in d. skirr1ish In wl,lc1 the
Japanese were repulsed
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FOR NEW YORK.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION [ b CO.,

n JAMES RIVER DAY LINE,
STEAMER OLD POINT COMFORT leaves
,hftoNDAY1 WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY at 4
a, NJ for Norfolk, Portsmouth. Old Point
landings, and connecting at Old Point for
washington Baltimore and the North. State
prices Electric cars direct TO the wharf. Fare
only 81 so and 81 10 Norfolk Music by Grand
FrsjEht received for above-narsed places and
ali pontsfin Eastern Virginia alld North Caro-
lima. fSG 5l IRWIN WEllslli Err Gen Mgr, II
Z H. A. BARBER Jr, retary, 4te
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VIRGINIA. MOUNTAINS REsoRTs.
OlD SWEET SPRINGS

OPEN JUNE 18TH TO8oCToBER MsT.8
High up In the Alleghanies. 200
most conmodious brick buildings IN
the mountains: mineral springs, heal
Ing baths. swimming pools; excellent NY.
iments nineliink golf course; n now selectrLe
end laundry plants /; Long Distances Bal
Phone: new management; many improves
'S5S'iS q ii. PAxTo Lessee. ,s
Is ri Old Sweet. VIVA ss
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RI''jEE:CAPTURET FORTS.
Russians Force japanese Back I: k.
Dispatch Confirms Report8of

3i.5l87 ~ (By3 AsEnclated Pttss-) ~
S LONDON, July ia dlspa tchs to the
news agency from st. Petersburg says
that the war Office announces me re
aceipt of a dispatch from Port Arthur.
confirming tiis report that the japanese
sustained conside:a BILE N losses on July
511th, The exact particulars have not yet
been asrertained. According ! 20 4 The dis
patch the Russians aptured all the po-
fxItIons lately taken by the Japanese.
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,ff their dead and wounded during the
Gathering on Russian Left.
= III fT3v A 4aoriaf ted praraA

TIA TCHE K1AO, July l5.--The J apan-
ESQ have withdrawn from tie west side Of
The railroad and are riassing their armies
on the Russian left. Reconnaissance In
force carried out by Russian cavalry
and artillery yesterday and to-day al
most as far south as Kai Chou, failed to
disclose the Japanese. a diversion Is ex-
pected from Ia Pass. 1t Is possible that
some Ut the Japanese forces have been
drawn off to Port Arthur to replace the
terrible losses Of July 10th.
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.sEAB OAR b AIR II "a RAILWAY.

a TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMoNp-DA1LY.
board Express-To Savannah, acksonyi le..a At
lanta and Southwest. 3 ilsl8 taaGiI 81 Il
TRAINS sARRIYE-RICHMOSD-
e:s5A. M.--No. 834--F From Florida, Atlanta and
:t:55 r. MT-No &c From Florida, Atlanta and
the Southwest 5iig3 rs l.4 {3
points: !. !, I, !. !, q Z, :, @
w: NJ lTAYLoRt g. X T. Al,
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6. 1 O. Exleursle On ] rains.

Leave Richmond 8 80 and 8 A, NJ. 81
round trip to Norfolk and the seaside.
BuckRoE RE Ac n, s. WHERE THE
< s FAKE RS nc ~ IS e
Il 81, 90 round trip via q. q o.; every sun
day, Take a trip to Slam, the latest
seaside amusement, lsS3 sS
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RAILROADS.
N ga 'K0lIo|k& Western.

i & LEAVE RIcHMoNDIp DAILY.
Q9E 900 A. M.-NoRFOLK n LIMITED. Arrives
Wayery and Suffolk; !, :, ] ], :,
5Parlor Car, Petersburg to b Lynchburg ri and
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke 6 to St.
Louis. Blueheld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke
y. KnoxviIle and Knoxville Z TO Y Chatta !noosa
4 s;io p nj. RI ANoKn EXPRESS for Barln-S
Vile. Lyuchburg and Roanoke. Is S3S8
x 500 p. OCEANS SHORE LIMITED .$sgA r-9
ryes Norfolk 30 p. NJ. Stops only at E,eters-
burg, Waverly and z surolk. Connects With
steamers to Boston. Providence. II New York.
Baltimore and Washing ton. 4 Through coach 10
Virginia Beach,
7isS +. ai.-E'or Norfolk and all atoms east
= $50 p r. M. M.IsNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmond to LynchburgS and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol. 1synchhurg TO-;
Chattanooga Memphis and New orleans. 9 sfnSs
{ $40 p. M.-woRLD's FAIR SPECIAL.
Throu ST. Pullman Sleeper Petersburg 70 st:5s
Trains arrive from the west 7:ss "A. NJ, 2os
p NJ and sos +. n. from Norfolk II 80 ~ n,
o;sss S. 4. SIS Fast Nal street osr ~
Gen'l. Pass Agt. Dist. Pass ACT sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-16
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
200 Acres OF Land
with Y aIuabI 9 Improve.
ments, n !! chinery and and
Engines,

ON THE BUCKINGHAM BRANCH OF
THE c. & o. RAILWAY. AT WHITE
HALL, BUCK1N CHAM COUNTY, VA,
4 WHITE IiA1LYCO 5s2l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-16
s8ds AZ BY james H Crenshaw. SBs
& Real Esta to Agent and Auctioneer,s
1913 e. Main Street. ~ 7

AUCTION SALE g#i33
e rs o F. n. u 5s5s
"a FARM CONTAINING S140A ACRES,
IS WITH AN gEIGHT-R0O .DWELL-
INGS, &TADJOIN1NG SS THE
BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE OF BON r.
#s THE DWELLING 1SSABOuT8 ONE Ss: