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The Washington times., 1904-03-04
SN0WDEh EXONERATED
BY C0R0NER'S JURY
Naval Quartermaster Not to Blame for
Yeoman's Death.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, March 4-Both the
naval jury of inquest and the coroner's
jury eNonerated Quartermaster Harry
Snowden. of the torpedo boat destroyer
Marlborough, from blame in connection
with the death of Yeoman r. =. Mat
thews, whose death followed blow de-
livered by SnOwden's fist. 1t was shown
that there was merely a playful scuffie
between the two men. Snowden is much
depressed over the affair.
The Naval Academy surgeons who
performed the autopsy on Matthews
found that the vertebrate of the neck
had been dislocated and the medulla
had become congested by being struck
by the edge of table when he fell from
Snowden's blow.
The funeral of Yeoman Matthews took
place at the Academy yesterday.
The Washington times., 1904-03-04
COL. GORGAS C0NFERS
WITH ADMIRAL WALKER

Col w G. Gorgas, who was a promi-
nent candidate for place on the Pana-
ma Canal Commission, had a conference
with Admiral Walker yesterday. He is
ito Sn to the isthmus of Panama to take
lcharg Of the sanitation along the canal
route
Colonel Gorgas is the yellow fever ex-
pert of the Army Medical Corps. He
assisted Col Walter Reed in freeing
Havana of fever, and has had wide eX-
perienee with the disease in army posts
along the Gulf Of Mexico
The Washington times., 1904-03-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James Marine. %. and Maria Viglione
e..
James r. Turner. Al, Chicago, Ill.
and Nellie A. Holt so. New York city.
William Mcdowell, 80. and Lena Hen
lerson. q.
Joseph Frazier. g. and Ella Green, 10.
George s. Patrick, q, and Ollie r.
Troup, 10.
The Washington times., 1904-03-04
ANAEMIA PREVALENT.

SAN JUAN, March 4.-The legislature
OF Porto Rico has appropriated $1,000
for the expenses of an investigation into
the prevalence of anaemia in the island.
Captain Ashford, of the military hospi-
tai, has been appointed TO conduct II.
He will begin work Immediately.
The Washington times., 1904-03-04
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

Charged with violating policy laws,
Charles Montgomery. a negro. about
forty years old. was held under $500
bond for the action Of the grand jury
in the Police Court this morning De-
tective Watson says he has arrested
Charles on several previous occasions
for the same Offense.
The Washington times., 1904-03-04
sPnMAN LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Having recovered from the effects Of
the Illuminating gas which he inhaled
while sleeping IN his room at 52I Twen-
ty-thlrd Street northwest Wednesday
evening, John II. Spilman, twenty-five
years old. was discharged from the
Emergency Hospital today and went 10
HIS home
The Washington times., 1904-03-04
DEFINITE ACTION DEFERRED.

The vestry of the Luther Memorial
Church met last night to consider plans
for the rebuilding OF the section OF the
ed1fce destroyed by fire. Definite action
was deferred until plans have been sub
mitted by all the architects competing
for the award Of the contract.
The Washington times., 1904-03-04
TIMES TO START
ANOTHER CONTEST
Everybody to Have Chance
to See Exposition.
ANNOUNCED NEXT SUNDAY
VIII Be Open to All Not Employed by
District OF National
Governments.

When The Times inaugurated its st.
Louis Exposition contest last Sunday
Tor employees of the District or National
Government. it did not anticipate such
unusual interest as has been displayed,
not only by people in the classes men,
Goned. but by many who are not
Every mail has brought letters from
como of the latter, asking If il were
not possible for them to participate in
the contest These letters have been
gratifying in that they bear witness to
the interest which the public displays
Ia the enterprises of The Times.
A Second Contest.
In recognition Of this, The Times has
decided TO start. next Sunday. a second
contest on precisely the same lines as
the first, the competition to be open to
everybody who is not employed I'm either
the District or National Government. As
In the Government employees contest
The Times will send the three people
who collect. respectively, the greatest
number of what will be designated
miscellaneous citizens coupons to the
st. Louis Exposition for one week, pay
ing all expenses and allowing a week to
enjoy the Exposition.
The announcement Of the contest will
he found In next Sundays Times.
The Washington times., 1904-03-04
A Safe Deposit Box win Protect

Your valuable papers and Jewels from
FIRE and theft. Rented 50 year by Union
Trust and Storage Co.. 1914 r.
The Washington times., 1904-03-04
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching Blind, Bleeding, or Protruding Piles.
Your druggist will refund money il FAZO ONT
MENT fails 10 cure you in 6 to IA days SOC
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
rnE.AGE's 4 DIG LAND BATTLE.
japanese Apparently Preparing
10 Attack kurOpatktn.

Lao Yang, Aug. 1G.-The Japanese
are preparing to make an attack.
They are mailing "Reminiscences To
ascertain the strength Of the Russians
in Anshanshan.
The Japanese are eight miles to the
s~outhward OF "Anshanshan and thence
hold a line southeast. including the
valley of Sidani whence their line
runs northeast to ~IIolougow, which Is
north their ontp0sts are some miles
from Lianlans!an.
Opposite Anping the Japanese oc-
cupy G~outZyatzci. On the Taitzi river
the outpost occupy DaOdinshan,
whence the japanese tried to ford to
Bensihu, which IS defended by the
Russians. The road thence stands
toward the Yantai mines and the rail
road north OF Lao Yang.
The japanese also occupy the
Tziantchan, opposite DapindOushan,
on the SamatZi road over the Taipin
pass and through Sintszintln to Muk-
den There are constant reports that
go ''l''''''' 49, "'''Aht 80 i'''D
on the railroad 10 Sinmintin, and that
they are bringing up pontoons to cross
the Lao river, thus threatening the
Mukdcn and Lao Yang railroad.
From all this Il Is easy TO perceive
the russian stratcGcal position Ia
very good. They occupy. with Lao
Yang, as tho center, a fortified semi.
Circle. The Russian forces can he
concentrated rapidly and moved along
inside lines. The japanese, on the
other hand, are outside. and therefore
much dispcr u. The Russians posi-.
ton. it is said, viii be still better
when they retire from hnshan. The
Japanese are hOWing a desire to close
the circle from the north. sImultanc.
ously moving from the west and east
towards Yantai, Mukdcn and ia pass.
Under the present circumstances it
is believed that this task is beyond
strength. at least until the fall of
FORT Arthur releases a large humber
OF troops.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
RUSSIAN SHIPS CAUGHT FIRE.
japanese Legation Hears Of Drfent
of Ni~ndiyostoL squadron.

Washington. Aug. lG.-Thc Japanes,
legation Monday received a dispatch
from The foreign office at Toxic saying
ihat Admiral kamimura reports thai
a. dawn on August IA, his squadron
discovered the three vessels Of the
Nladlvos1ok squadron off ulsan, south
eastern coast OF Korea, steaming south
ward. The Russian vessels, on sight
ing The japanese squadron, attempted tr
escape nOrthward, but were prevented
and fighting commenced at 1923 a. IN
Nj the rurmy's ships caught fire scy,
cral times by reason Of the japanese
shells. and apparently suffered heavily
especially he Ru,rik. Eventually the
Il, ssiau8 fed at full speed northward
leaving behind the Rurik. which after
"ard sanf Thereupon the whole Jap
ancee squadron began the rescue of the
downing Russians, and picked NJ
about 600
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
ih" Embellishments Income.

The total annual income OF the pco-
pie Of the United Kingdom, as est
mated by Sir Robert Ginen and Prof.
Bo"ley, %approachcs $4,000, OOO,0 900.
Our population at his omc Is as
nearly as possible A. 600. 900. Dividing
$4,000 600, 900 by i3,00O,0D We get
nearly $235 as the annual income per
mead OF The British people, Taking q
family AZ hve persons wc see that the
average income per family is about
Sl,l75 per annum.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

Jnpnn"s" NnLing II General Land
and Naval AttncL on Port Arthur.

Che Foo, Aug. Ell p. m.-TLat a
general land and naval attack was
made on Port Arthur, Monday is indi-
Gated by information from various
sources.
The statement that the naval attack
was made at four in the morning
comes from an authoritative but not
diplomatic quarter.
JuLks Just arrived here say The Jap
ancse recently occupied the Liauti hills
and Suahiyen which Is two or three
miles north Of the fortress. Five war
ships ana seven torpedo boat destroy
crs, according 10 the junks, returned
10 Port Arthur The might Of August 10.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
Ptr Our on COMMISSION.
Russian Flags Hnnird Down From
Fugitive Vessels al TsIng-Tnu.

Berlin, Aug. lG The hauling down
Of the Gags Of the Russian vessels a.
Using Tau took plac" in accordance
with Instructions Of ~. German for
eign office, which having asccrla!ned
that the damages sustained by the war
ships we're too serious for repairs TO
be made within "A reasonable time.
gave orders for them to disarm and he
detained during the rest Of the war.
Japan has been officially informed
OF tho action taken by Germany.
The foreign Office. taking note OF the
report hat Germany Is preparing =
statement TO the powers regarding her
course towards the Russian vessels II
Using Tau, says this IL incorrect. Ger
many's course has been wholly with
In the requirements Of international
law and requires no explanations.
The foreign Office further denies the
assertion, emaDaling from st. Peters
burg, that Germany H. supporting Rus
sia's protest al Pekin against Japan's
infringement of Chinese neutrality In
the case Of The Che Foo incident.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
The Limit az inHrntttudr.

ihHfatllude pretty nearly reaches its
limits in the case Of Il brooklyn woman
VII" jumped from a moving train and
would have fallen under the wheels but
Tor the conductor whose leg was
crushed, and who after a months suf-
ferlng has died from his injury. Never
mas the oma expressed her obliga-
Mons TO the man who lost his life saw
ing hers, and never did she make an
inquiry for him or show consciousness
Of his existence.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
JEWISH RIOTS EXAGGERATED
Tara out 4 Hc Nothing More Than
y Local Disturbnnce->o one
Was killed.

Syedlcts, Russian Poland, Aug. 1G-
The anti-Jewish riots reported TO have
taken place In the ParchcYo district OF
Vlodaya, on July 80, turn out to be
nothing more than n disturbance
caused by the Hebrews trying To Kid.
nap a Jcwcss who had been christcncd
By q Roman priest at Lublin. The To-
cal police were able to rescue the con.
vert and disperse the crowd without
resorting to extreme measures, About
a score Of persons were slightly mauled
In the scuffie which ensued, but no one
was killed or even severely injured.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

Bishop Potter's model saloon where
men may drink intoAicants under the
influence OF the church may be only
"A starter for other similar i%nduleencea
a harmless by the touch Of religion.
The use Of profanity Is a strong habit
with men, Nearly every man who
drinks whisky also takes the name OF
the Almighty In vain. Perhaps the
new reform IN New York may be cx-
pected O provide a means by which
men may swear under the direction Of
the church.-Ottawa tKanJ Herald.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

III" 'rdis"r iturik sunk and the
Eo~s.n mud GrnhInhoi Dnmngrd.

Toxic, Aug 1G-ll a. ma disDatch
10 the admiralty from the naval es,ab-
l!shment at Takch.ki sayg Admiral
Kamimrra met the V~ladiyoetok squad
. 20 miles from Claan, Korea, at Ave
O'Clock Sunday morning. The battle
ended at 1890 a. n. The Rurik sank
by the stern, her bow standing up per
particularly, The japanese rescued
$50 members Of the Rurik's crew. The
ltofsia and the GrDnDboi caught Gre
several lines and ""re heavily dam
aged.
Only once the japanese ships was
hit. TWO Japancso were Killed and
seven we're wounded.
PtT or on COMMISSION.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

The richest man IN Greenland is a
Mr.. Kor-ko-ya. He owns "A small fleet
% fishing boats and has about 81 800
laid away. But in Greenland this is
about the anne thing as being a mil
~lionaire In any other part Of The world.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
81 uNINORs ARRIVE.
Crew OF Hussinn Cruiser Rurik Was
Rescued ny the Jnps.

NsFasaki. Aug lG.-Slx hundred
survivors II the crew OF the Russian
cruiser l,Irik, which was sunk by Ad-
m!ral kam!mura OFF unsan. Korea,
Sunday morning, have arrived at Sase-
DO
The Jayanese hospital ship Saikio
also hae arrived at SasebO with r.
JaplncEc wounded, including Imperial
Prince Hiroyasu Kwacko, who was
slightly wounded in the naval engage
meut of August 10 OF Round island.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

A model saloon is TO be tried in New
York where drinking can be done with
dignity and decOrum. The philan-
thropic will hope that It will succeed;
the optimistic viii insist that II shall;
the wise viii be surprised If It does.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

Using chou, Aug. I5.-rhc Hussinn
Tug hnS iust been pulled down from
tit" hniti"ship flnr"Nit"li and the
thrc" "riis"rS which took refuge
here. III" towering OF the coiors
was done In tbc presence 81 the
Grruun goScrnor.
The crews Og thu" Russian yrsscIs
have. brcn ordered Ia be detained
D., the Irrmnn authorities NJ 1.ing-
Tau uniiI the close ui thr war.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

che Foo, Aug. 15-IO;"O n. MAN
nnconHrm"d report which has been
received from Using rnu, snyk the
Russian cruiser NOviL, which put
August 10, on Port Arthur, and
v.hici, conIsd there and put to sea
within her - hours limit, has been
.unI. forty miles from T-inG Jau.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

Quite a number Of presumably in
~'"Iligcnt people IN New York and vi
entity have been engaged for some
time In discussing The question, Does
a shadow occupy spare;' Should they
reach an affirmative decision, "A logical
'follp"-up' question would be: rs it
worth the space It ocrIpies2"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

San francisco, Aug Although
the report Of the destruction OF the
Vladiyostok squadron IS confirmed, the
Pacific Mail Co. has made no change
n tbclr decision regarding cargo for
Japan and Manchuria. They state that
they will continue TO refuse consifn-
ncnte Of freight for these destinations.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
An Additional Ecnsou.

An additional reason for Grover
Clcycland's activity in this campaign
may be that be Is lonely and wants the
country to have another living ex-
president.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
p OF THE DAY.
iioIJ and Daring writer's.

Great soldiers. those Japs. stubborn
fighters. those Russians. Wonderfully
bold and daring writer's, those wal corr
respondents.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

Washington. Aug. t5-The AInrrI-
can consul at NngnsnLi reported 10
the state department thnt 600 of tne
rnr,iNor- of the big Russian cruis-
~ EuriL tof the Nindi,nst"L squad
ron. sunk by Admiral krninurn,
have arrived at sa-rb,. Sn-rb" t.
the isInnd used by til" J~ninn"s. "a
Il ul,ui base.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

II VIII be- noted that the college pres
idcnt VINO disoOurses on the training
or husbands ventures no suggestions
whatever on the training Of wives.
Ihls disposition on the part Of "A public
Instructor t o avoid visionary and alb
strnse problems IS encouraging in the
extreme.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
ACTIVITY AMONG BALTIC FLEET.
Russinns Making a Show OG Prepsr.
lnR for Further Naynl Activity.

st. Petersburg. Aug. 1G.-There is
considerable ACTIVITY aboard the ships
Of the Baltic feet. A large amount OF
sailors baggage is being taken TO the
new battleship Orel. Orders have been
Issued hat all torpedo boats and de-
stroyers OF The second division shall
be coaled to fun capacity. The boats
are TO await further orders in the small
roadstead at Cronstadt.
Shore liberty on all vessels has been
curtailed after sunset
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
Last Of Grants stan Omcers.

The last Of the noted group OF Gen.
Grants STAFF officers Of the rebellion
days rs Ma. Gen. W. T. Clark. . an
inspector Of the treasury department.
He served with the silent man from
Springfield. III. TO ADpomattox.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

Washington, Aug. IJ.-Tbc state
dcpnrtmrn has received ndvtccs
FROM ere 70" 10 the effect that u Is
rcpor,rd there that ~ naval bnttlc
nj Port Arthur was begun at dR "
today.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

81. Petersburg. Aug. 1G.-Emperor
Nicholas has issued a manifesto de.
termining the order OF succession TO
the throne. In the event of the en-
tains his majority. the cmpcror's broth
or. Grand Duke Michael, Is to become
regent, tho empress assuming the
guardianship Of the czaveyitch.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

Che-Foo, Aug lG--lt ~ reported
here from PORT Dalny that 10 the cap
turc AZ this port OF the Russian tor.
pcdo boat destroyer Ityesbitelni, thu
Japanese lost n petty officer killed,
four mcn seriously wounded and nine
men slightly wounded.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
Io.L ror Port Arthur. ran.

81. Petersburg. Aug. THE expcc-
,ation here IL that Port Arthur VIII
fall at any moment. Especial signif-
canoe is attached 10 the fact that
Lieut. Gen. Stoessel's wife and children
went TO Che-Foo On board the torpedo
boat destroyer Ryeshitelni.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

Every town in the country will be
clamoring to be tho home Of a presi-
dental candidate when it hears how
the railroad facilities Of EsoDus are TO
be- improved.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19
JAPANESE ATTACK
BY LAND AND WATER
Assault Upon Port Arthur Said to
Have Begun Monday.
ARMY ASSAULTED THE WORKS
Nav, Nndr Things Lively On the
winter side - Russian Vessels
which Took Refuge mt TsinK-
Tan out Of mission.

che Foo, Aux. I5.-t Telegram Just
Arthur began ut four o'clock Nom
duy morning.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-19

Paul Kruger expressed the hope on
his deathbed that certain Of his per-
sonal effects might have a place in a
museum TO be established at Pretoria.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06
S. UlL mAn'S son
Down. r own Stores, 1s2o.1e2 East Main
h Street. Up.Town store, 5oe East
Marshall Street. .siSi Is a 4
Phones at our Two Stores.


Mann, OF NIatusco. Va. are whiting Miss
Matte Wood. s3S5l : n
+ Members of the SJr. G.. NJ. ca n get
their tickets tonight for the Petersburs
Mrs. b. G. Hooker is Ill in her home in
> N...e DOro. - IA,
Mrs. r. W. Cridlin is Improving rapid
lynn a Richmond hospital.
MISS Ninnye Priddy Is spending Sep.
TENDER visiting friends In Greensboro.
Salisbury and Ashevilc. v; II
Miss Addie Criddin left Sunday for
Clifton Forge. where she will & be elo-,s
Scution Instructor in the female college
Rev. ohm Lake will address the ladies'
Missionary Society Of ,Bainbrdge Street
Baptist Church this afternoon at q $50
O'Clock in tho home Of Mrs. e. N. Gree.
cory in cambridge Street. M III II ~ iaS K,
n Professor Ely, Of Harvard. will de-
liver an Illustrated lecture on the Phil
iippines and the F'illpinos in Bainbrldge
Street Baptist Church this evening at s
O'clock. X yq S8 81 ft x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06
HEAVY FIRING lin ] AT
The CITY HALL
Much Business Of Importance
to Go on This
Week. 5s38 35 &

President w NJ Turpin, OF tho Board
Of Aldermen, will announce his stand
ssus committees at 7 o'clock this evening,
and Immediately after that hour. the
fights for the various chairmanshps will
be renewed,
There is but one real battle, however,
and that is between Alderman John
Mann, Jr.. OF Marshall Ward. and Coun-l
Gilman Morgan r. Mills, OF Jefferson. for
the honor OF presiding over the Com
mittces on Water. I'd
Z Mr.. Mann was chairman Of the last
body. and his friends say he will win
again. Mr. Mills is confident. however
and says when he vote Is taken Thurs
s day. night at s O'Clock, he will be in the
lead .,,
The announcement Of the committees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06
= n n I-T7I'7T ? 2 q Z lf-.l0
KEEPS CROWN G
Coffee Drinkers Want II Stronger ano

Coffee Drinkers Want It Stronger and
Stronger.
F5 II have been hard coffee drinkcr tall
my life says Il Pittsbnrg man. land the
longer I used 1T tho stronger Il wanted
{it--two or three cups at each meal. At
times shortly after meals T would be in
distress. would spit up large mouthfuls
of bitter, yellow stuff and would have
sharp pains in myschest and feel dizzy and
water would run ont OF my eyes and nose,
Ny mother kept telling me ! t was because
j drank coffee ladid not believe her
for | though I could inotieat a meal ith-s
out my coffee, 5 IL a35} n. t3i
FINALLY, I got 50 bad i had to lay off
working entirely. One day sa NY u Pos
st,lm article In the paper hat made me
think and told mother to get a package
and we would try5it AT first it was not
boiled enough and tasted flat but next day
1T was made bette.and got to liking It
better and better3and In a few days told
mother not to make any more coffee that
Postum Was better Oh, how glad am
Il found Postum. am n different man,,
my troubles gone and ltnow$I can thank
Postum for it for am back at work
again strong and healthy s., Il s
f ~ had a dear friend that was a. Office
drlnkcr aud l could sec he. was fllo we'll
Ono day he did not come to work ana
dI&nlSnl Il CalleI OH " y MN
Ing around looking like8a wreck. tod
him ! thought would find him ~ bed
soon but he salt 4 No, ] am not tina y sick
but inst cannot work, in fact CAM 90
anything for | can't sleep or eat II said
he had not taken a. bite all tina 7 day and
All he had had was three cups of coffee,
the last one lie could not keep down. ~ 2
said, ] jus feel 80 bad y don Y skno W Wtlat
TO do and he looked u Il oo;s "a wa "a y
yellow as a John Chlnanlan his eyes
were s,nken witll{dark rings around them,
the fact Is he was coffee poisoned
Then ! told him what was the matter '1te
with him and said! IT. WAS coffee tod
him my experience and he laughed at me t
/ wanted him to quit coffee for q week
anyway and seq IL heidi not feel 3bettel;3
III, told him that Postum WAS sbetters han
coffee anyway gt5gSl III y;
"He said he did mol know how A AZ the
world he could get alons without coffee
hut finally made him get Don 2, @. t'os-
tum and make 1t according TO directions
,In three days ha was back at 4 work
andato make d long story short he has
gotcntirely well by leaving Off coffee ana
using Postum viii give you M, name
aud address, ioo.H Names and addresses
Iglyrn ny Postum Cos. Batt les Greek Aiisn;
Diet the hook, "rhe Road 70 NNel9yll9 =,
In cacA pks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06
\ FIGHT II IT I OUT j Jay.
Primary ii Fourth = istric;tt Be
tween Southall and Yarrell.

The Democrats Il OF the Fourth District
will hold their primaries in all he coun-g
ties and cities to-day to d etermine VINO
shall DO their nominee for the F;fty;nintn,
are 81 on: r. q. Southall (incuinbenD, OF
Amelia, and former State senat q. Leon 2;
sidas u. Yarrell. Of Greensville:H y The con-,
test has been a very spirited one, and:
the opposing candidates have had some
terrific Joint discussions in several Of the
counties and the city Of Petersburg. Pc =,
3tersburg promises to be close, with
the counties Of the district, except In
BGreensville. where Judge farrell resides
Mr.. Southall will likely cad. and 1T lis
tho Judgment OF good political prog
5tlcators, that he Will a gain receive the.
}nomination.5jeO Outside Of Az Greensvtlle.s
Amelia and Ethe city OF Petersburg, the
vote promises to- be liE hit. F3