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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
BODY WAS MANNED
AND Then | \ sR.IDD|.|LI.E||Dl | / J. J. ! J. ]
Furious Mob Stays Negro Muir
Nj derer Of White Wo-
lRy.. AkkocIa tad Press. )

BRUNsON, 5TNI.A.. September 6,--yNithl
both ears cut from, his head, with,
islashes down his back, his arms lmost
severed with huekshot, Ills body hung
Ia a tree and riddled with bullets-this
was tho fate OF Wash Bradley. the nee-i
gro who murdered Mrs NJ b Barrow
last Friday. III capture was made by
Shed and Waller Howard. two negroes
al tho home ofSa another negro. Jim Tons. m.
don. two miles north Of Levyyllle,f Just
at sunset yesterday. He went there for,
The purpose OF ading 10 s shotgun for q
revolver. When they oyerpowered him,
they dlsarined him and tied him hand and
root and delivered him to the lelghpors
or the settlement, The Harrow family
were notified and the news Of his cal'-l
fture spread. until a. large mob appeared,
with the result nlentioned Bradley ron-
fessed ms guilt. A 4 the time, Mrs. Bar
row Nos shot she held q baby al her
breast ana ita sscope Gis a miracle,
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position that of
that hc losses hundred
light bc follows
Ihc Russian by
step the Details 81 the fighting and
exact position st the opposing armies are lacking
The report guard has been annihlated and
that denied
BY the Russian general Ocei entirely
6deht
the official the bulk Ct the Russian
are 6eldmasEa extended
report of the fighting that the Russians
River and predicts that
while the the losses
prove
Viceroy from IIarbn The heads
of long through ukden
aud continuing continues,
the Chinese arriving
general land and sea aacS to-day Wednesday,.
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Made Stiff Fight to Decrease
Figures Now Slightly
Larger.
TURBULENT SESSION OF
DELAWARE DEMOCRATS
! Named z Pennewe1l for Governor
VI onItl1e Fourtt, BallotP Pll,-
rality Of Davis, r Elect
ed8G Gover1o Of Arkatl
sas, Shows Consider
able ID Decrease.

.flBY.Assocla.ted Press

L i55$?t, ss 5yt 84$ $(BySAssociatedP Press.)
WHITE R1vERsJUNcT1oN .,s SEPT.
e.-Returns received at midnight indicate
that the Republicans in to;day'sI. 3. State
election elected R the head Of their ticket.
Charles j. Bel; IS by a plurality qual. if
not greater, thai that returned for jyYn1. I'm.
w. stickney3 w hon he was elected ed Gov ~
ernor4 III 4 1900. stickney. however. receiy-
ed the support ot na1ly gold " Democrats. M
and the Republic cans generally d ID not look t'r
for more than q. 900 plurality in to.-aday'ss ia. $
election. stlcknes- was elected four years ;
ago tby: 81, ,sse pluralit ~ over scnter.5
3 Election returns from 400 out OF 7 he f24d
cities and towns q the State give s,l Bell, Be-
Republican 80, $50 !; Porter, q Demo ocrat 12,
81. The same places 4 In 1900 gave Stick
rl,., ney, Republi g ,s4s; senter, Demo-
crat, 81 ISL. tese Il cures show a slight
falling of In the vote Of both parties,
and indicate the election Of Bell by about
3e 600 Il plurality. Wi lie S Sexcept ion of
the@ three nor er.I count! les. J. ere local
issues frected the ornal vote ~ he COM
I,lexion Of the Legisla ture was practically
iip changed. VI. This indicates that Senator
Red dfeld Proct OF will be }re-e ed.
The campaig gn was hard lfou git; BY both
OF the ii leading parties, the Democrats
bending their efforts to a. redueti lon Of The
Republic can ma or itys OF 81, 900 given 10 ~.
wv. stickney for Governor in 1900.
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Petersburg.

Especial Ito The Times-Di spatch:)
PETERSBURG, A. Sept {. - The Dem
Eorcratic 5 q onyr reasional i pri mary results
Petersburg hall 81 arrell, se so22.
Each candidate carried three wards
,3 (spe cial to & The Times Dispat tch.)
3PETERSBURG,5V Nv a., September g.
Returns from the Fourth District primary
arc so slow in coming in that y + IS con 4 4
sidered very improba bio tina tsst ne result
viii be learned tonight .S
fs AT midnight Yarrell is lea din g by a ma
!jority Of IS, but nothing has yet } been sst'
heard from the counties Of Amelia+l8ianld e no
prince Edward where sout hall Is sup,
Snosed, to be strong. Advces from. N eck--
3ienburg and Brunswick counties * state
that Yarrell will probably carry both
counties. s "A II,
n Opinion differs widely8as to ;Southall's
majority in Petersburg. but Yar rrell wa va: 8
considered very strong here M NJ
y Judge Yarrell is here toHiight, and says
that5 the erroneous omission OF n large
number 4of names from the list OF quali-5
fled voters here lost the 4 city for hlT,s
but that he claimsEt the nomination BY q
safe ma ajority. Il! 81
Considerable confusion and delay at
tho polls wa caused 4 this morning by
tho erroneous omission Of the names u
quite a large number Of qualified voters
from the lists given to he " dges o.
elect ion I, n consequence of which these
voters, although their poll tax llad been
paid, and they had voted a t the spring
election were for time disfranchised,
but later In tho day complete lilts were
furnished correcting the error
The first list contained the names Of
only those voters who had \ Jaid their
DOLL taxes for 1901 -'o2 and s Is thus dis
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FELL UNDER TRAIN
And CUT in TWAIN.
Eugene Bode Dies the Same
Death His Father ..l
! Did. n
Especial to The Ttmes-D -Dlspatch).

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. September
's,--Atr Eugene Boda, a. prominent mer-.
chant and llquor dealer OF this city met
with shocking death this morning while
5attemptlng to board a moving train at
1o;475 on tho Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Rotou'ac Railroad TO Washington Io.
lost his hold and fell to the ground. the
car striking his feet. threw the body inns;
.nlediately under the wheels, cutting It
in twain, The car was detained AN hour
before the body could be extrlcat ted from
the wheels, Mr. Hode WAS fifty years
old. and q prosperous man and leaves
his wife and three children In comfortable
IA \,
Mr.. BODIES father was killed While
serving in the Confederate army in the
same manner near Petersburg,
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PRESS CAN'T. GAIN NEsY111I q.
September s.-The yirgnians. with i he |.
First Maine and the First q ALBANIA bore
the brunt Of The fighting III to-fda e e.
air,anoeuvres. Just bef the engagement
ended this afternoon atS 70 'clock, tlaS ll'a
three regiments named under General
Price. received tho alta cl of e Browng
force consisting OF sixty CO Companies and nd
two batteries Sof art a Sis been
real y war said lionel ne 1,,S
chief umpire to-nigll 7, a thc losses sus-8 US.
}tained ~ sbyy Genera Price would have been
on oern, = None OF tho othera three sbrt.
ga des Of the Blue army was 4 seriously 1
engaged. By 5 { ,Ss sssE
Tho Yirginians, " rest q 4. tile \
Fourth Brigade, are en- CAM ped d to-ni ah.IS5
siiea Little Bull Run somethtn S c,ver
a mile east Of IIaymarke = heyK ex pect#
TO he moved gain S5midnig yytaeelf i3Ss i
under tho rules Of the var ga me, nom
Stilities may be stned ne Ylrs lnth
regiment was llandl ed by Col u nderI-
son Will, snper1, SIX III TO- dn ySs q
and tho men ly, y !
every demand Snlade upon them WI
has involved many. rcs OF marchiing II
across n q country In places very ro e
That thesregment was placed IN q I. posi-
ton a n the end of tho hattl where sitS
suffered so severely tleoretic W "
due to Il General Bell, conllnanding s q. me ne
Brown army s having thorough yea pprei-s
sfiended the plans Of General 4 Grant N
command Of tho Browns, The 8sltua ton
becameaso. tlcal shortly before 3 g clock
this "a fternoon, the men were so clo Sc fo-l
fgetherJ and blazing a way, that the 5unlr
had to intervene a nd rende ~ decision
J. A battery OF Brown art lery Stationed
slightly in rear and sit to- he rig Of the
Rrown.infantry attacking the Fonrth9 I
Brigade was stationed about twenty /
steps from AZ pla r,ls fence The force q
d lie blank discharges was so great the
4 Splanks we're ripped II from the posts and
Il in1 many instances shattered stnto kindlt Ing y
,wod. !. Ii was all mag ficsnt and looked
very much like war. Bit the bulnpirees
fuse to say Swhe ther the Blue army or
The Brown army got the better OF the (
days engagement. Many officers md all
tho scorrespon ID dents sbel lieyai General Grant
supposed ia he de Tending Washing on. y
/ Jared much The wors Z. Il . al
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TURBULENT SESSION. n
Democrats in Delaware N Norninatte
$Pennewell y for Governor.
.(By# AssocIated d Press.)

BY eSOCldteu fEeSs.J
DOVER ,g DEL, September c.--The tn
Democratic \ State convention mot here
to-day aud nominated presldentta ! y elec--
tors, a full state ticket and a candidate
Tor Congress. twas one Of the most
turbulent sessions held BY the party,$tn in
wears. and did not adjourn un til late
tonight. The ticket named y Is as fol-: Oh:
lows: y, 3
residential electors-J. Harry White
man, Of New Castle; & Nicholas r. John-
son. Kent; Landreth L., Layton. Sussex;
coyernor-Caleb s .s Pennewell. Dover.
Lleutenant-G overnor--J = Gle .'s n1ents
Kent, s5 u
Attorney. General-1 ]. a . Handy, = New
q .Insura nee con,missionersF. p. Bald
win, New Castle, and w. r. 4 A1ccalbe, n il
Sussex. 81. 9 I " Y
sex. ~ 3g55 s35l y q l5 E,
s. There was a very bitter contest for the
5gubernatorlal nomination, which was not
decided until the fourth ballot had been
taken, The strongest candidate against
Pennewell, Former United States sena-
Tor. r. r. Kenney's candidate, was Jo-i
scpl, E. Holland. .t Of Wilmingt OH. a tier
the opponents Of Pcnncwells lad 81 seen
sthev We're beaten one OF Hollands dele-
gates moved to make Penne vel g & anoml-
ion unanimous. whichTwas done. Pen
newell is about seventy years OF age
and Ia a wealthy lumber merchant Of
Dover. q. ~ a tss y,
Tho platforn was adopted without q
hitch, It endorses the principles OF the
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lS'.l.l|'Q|||''|'E||v||'S'',.E||.
A p cement = ooked for in
tile Charlo tesYille
Murd der.ss n "a
TESTIMONY; i kEPT 1! j SCI J: RET. /: !.
Not Even Evidence B fore the
Coroner's Jury lloWed to
BE Mad del Public. s5

III Especial sto The Times-D Dispatch
Ri CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, September
6.-Popular interest and feeling, In the!
a1cCue{ murder case has not subsidized I
but deepened. What is described as the
3mystery surrounding the q fair. has
aroused more feeling as time passes The
case may yet give the LAY 4 lsaut horitles
trouble.
1t seems that all evidence that was.
expected has been submitted before the
icoroncr's jury. The secrecy maintained
by the Jurors and the witnesses, and, in-i
deed, } all who are concerned In the jury'si
finvestlga ton. has given rise to rumors3
Tor; " hose existence there is no grounds
Much comment followed the statement
OF Charles AZ Skinner, a colorcd man.
who told some bystand ers as he came out
ofs the Jury room what his estimony had
been Skinner occup es Ii a room II q rs hort
distance opposite the McCue bathroom.
He says he was lying in his bed reading
IA newspaper. when he heard crying. as
III some one was In mental distress, and
he thought news Of the death Of Ia rela-s
tive u had been received. MAI T he 4 weeping
con tiHued fr ON three TO i've 3mlnutes,Slte
went to g. wind ow and listened, and de-
olares ttbe crying was at Mr.. McCue's.f 3
{ He went back TO Ills pa per and In q very
short time heard o muffled shot
5sl Policeman's Story.
Policeman Dan g. Grady testified as
follows: 81 was the frs to arrive mt the
residence and went on q: telephone mes
sage from Mr. NJ ctsne to 3hs residence.
He was In the hall when ! entered. The
negro John Williams was also In the
hail. !aA N n 5ss 7. Il
with the negro I vent up the steps 0.
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RESIGNATION N
OR CONFESSION.
sStatesboro Church Issues Ulti-
ll1atunl to- It's Mem
fBY l.E Associated Press.l

I sTATEsBoRo, GA. Sept, s. = The
Methodist Episcopal Church has rasged
resolutions unanimously calllng upon
every participant In the lynchinE of
Reed and Cato last month to resign
membership In the church unless. ~
public confession Of wrong be made with
expression OF penltence and eontrttlon.N''a
'rhe resolutions denoul1ee thu burning
OF tho negroes IN very strong lansuage,
nut, al, record as unalterably opposed
to mob violence, calling II "a shameless
violation Of la Rev. lYhltlsys Lang
ston, who, at the court OF lnauir Eaye
5,,hnies 10 II several ,,Arl clpan nts In the
3n,obbing. ana has been stronEly Sces,-3
sured, !. ID upheld and com Hnlended for Ills
nChrlstian Scond duct " tis II ". 82s 4
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PREPARING FOR THE
EDITORIAL CONFERENCE
(By AssocIa ted Press


.nasiana, headaaafters yap;s today nearly
Rsy wlth pemB19a
ready M arrived. Notice has been sent out
the editors to meet at headq}uarite1rs e
a change has been made in the arrange
ments for going t. Esopus on THURSDAY.
tnnd the editors will leaye at q q clock on
Will return from Esopus by steamer,
lunch being served en- route.
gs Chairman Daniels moved his ,,headq!lar-
.tcrs TO- tho Wald dorf "a stnrla5 to day, where
Xii Dem ocratic editors report who TO
attend tho meeting tomorrow and lie
banquet tomorrow night. 5J3, s;ass
orrcspondents OF the. Cincinnati 10 En-
3alirer' and former prestdent Il OF the Wa si-
sington Gridiron Club, L. To- be toa astmaster
tat7 the banQuet, 81 n a y Il
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BATTLE !, BEFORE DAWN. e
Collision, Of Outposts Shortly Be-
y fore = A. M On the Field.

PRESS CAMP, INEsY1t LIE IA. ..l
septembay 6,rTl,e third battle ofs. Mas :.
Iassas was opened with q collision be-.
tween lie outposrs OF the Blue and the
Brown shortly after 2 2tnielntk this mo rtl'
Ting al point southeast pf Gainesyi
about two miles. Light sleeper m tnas N
Press Camp were aroused shy q p'a
noppinE OF rifles. three miles On, rhas
firing lasted only ten minutes. and thail
there was perfect stiffness again fhaSS
4 shiverrd and vent ~ I
sleep, Keep under cnYer men," asroi,s,s
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The Crash Game il Before I (: re-
D lawn and a Fierce F ] 9 \ K
S';'t|rulgglf L I .Ensued, ! 81 ] q
5VIRGINIAN S #BEA
HEAVY Il: 81 lGHTlNG li | !! Gl
Were superbly i ndled by Coll
onel Anderson and Shared NJ
Laurels With Maine and
Alabama - Story of the
Day On the Ba n
ground. .ss33s
II OPINION.

sS RYssc coLoNEL Tvs slVAGNER c " EIFS
/ sUMPIR Es o 81 q sES Q AVs tEss,8
3GAINESViELEyss. Is. " A.--1 SC I, ere I. a 81
nothing decisive about to: days q N -a
bat. Il was purely loca %. " hat dlsssyt
position will n be mad e 85 by GeneratsS \
Grant and Bell TO: morrow 'ornln9s
cannot tell. m Some of 5ssg the men ex;it
ghausted all their amblt ltlon and SWerAg
put out Of action. esss Inc control
Sof5 tteIrsmen by 81 he q m lila. lcers3
was very notlc liable. he sSco ntrolS OF
the firing was n otab ble and gratlf ins.S'
tofficlals held the m en- In n hand l Vi and
fired only When here were mel Y rs tos
fire
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PUSHING ON TO }. .MU UkDEN;;
FIGFITINGs GsFRO I'M Tf1E@REAR
.(By; Associated A / Press.)


STSPETERSBURG Sept P. There has been no
news from since This
bued to interruption direct
owing e 'e transfeT oi he Office to
utmost confidence prevails War Ofcehat the
army slowly. but affecting the risk
whole feeling IS shared BY the Mai
snwing at such nncure to himself from Peter
Lbau coseted fer hours with Ills military
advisers tile outcome deliberations will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
ntillucd on. Second Page,)
ASK CITY J; L |. ! TO {: GIVE 4 J, !.
A MONUMENT [ i SITE. I
Ladies Want Davis Memorial at at
Cedar Street and Moru-
lnent Avenue. lSs
3EIfC1Ft Sl1tH y s,lI


Mr., Joseph q, pickerson, Of Marshall
Ward, offered a. petition In the Common
Council last night. signed sby Mrs, Nv. "a.
Randolph, president; Mrs, 2, BleA-
nor, secretary. and Mrs. 2, p. iTaylor.1
treasurer, Of the Central. commlttee Of
tile Jefferson Dayis Monument AssoclarS
ton, asking that the city donate the
site selected for the Davis monument at
Cedar and Monument Ayenue.. and II was
referred RED 10 the Finance Committee,
The petitionRre cites that he South has 81
contributed $4,000 to the monument I, and
expres ses 1 the opinion tla u lcllmonds
3should 81 lie sito 3s
h The ladies' SIX G that early: etion be-
taken III order that a report may be mao g 4
3to ira ; convent Ion Of United IA gllters
,of tie Conf led deracy, 4, which meets IN ST.
Lo,,is on October 80
1 III Ia not Improbable that the Council
ma y5 accede to the req qusst OF the alril,e-s
tltioners, AZ @ ST! 3ss ~ + . VI
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BARI NOW
III ANS REVOLUTION

3a (Bys Associated Press,t
y nj EXICc a L,I TY. septemb bel a-Re ports lss
from Guatemala state q ba 4 ex; President
BarSlas, who is reports 5Ito5 have 'sar--
rived at n SIapaphula ~ the state,a I, e
1ghiapas 81 in TIE Guat tenalans bord Ter, is
planning q revolution. II
Rarillas Is a refugee and has sought
shelter III 5Aiexlcan IN iitalritory, IL There Is
considerable anxiety In Qua ten,a Ia, where
property owners deprecate any dis tllrrs
dance Of the 8publis pe ace;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
CONGRESSMAN zSOlJT TFA is
NOMINATED I'm The PRIMARY
The Returns ndirate Safe Ma; Nl1l;a-
jority Over judy n
Y arrcll. 3
.A YER SMALL Y OTEl CAST ,I
Yarrell Carrie Green esville and
Mecklenburg and Probably
Prince G Georgc. \.

Incomplete returns from the Fourth
Congress cong; ional district Indicate southall's
renomina ton for Con ngress by ma
ijority.S The city Of etersbnr re was g lmost
q tie vote. dget tY farrell carries reeness-
VILE and Mecklcnburg and pro bal bly, Prince
George soutl1all carries IsumnemnblulrE, u N 7ll
Brunswick Din%iddie ttoway,.$ Prince nee
Edward " Amelia and G ooch chland.
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Trunk Picked Up.

55 a trunk was picked up near the Fist
5sfa lion las night by officers and .is now
Ia that place for identif ton by tha
eWnet, at AZ M sS&5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
THAT TRUE GRIT
SAYS5CEO 1E].RRalLL :.I 4
Cor1nends Georgia Soldier Who
n Refused to Salute Negro
Officer.
s(By Associated Press, }

AUGUSTA, q A,. Sept. GA special
to the Herald from Atlanta says; q ss N
IN discussing the refusal Of a Georgia
soldierGto salute a n egro Of ficerS Governor
Terrell to-day sa Id: RI, III
grit. IIaSis made ! out of tho proper
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07

of for the Exp position.
z Judge Edmund Wa.d,dlll J, and family.
ssprlngH Va. re- recently. will leave to-day
for ST. Louis, whore they will spend ten
days or two weeks at the Exposition.
The party left from GOSHEN over the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
THE ARMY Of KuROPATNN
DOGGED by The JAPANESE
IS RAGING TO .MUkDEN
Heavy Rear Guard Engagements Reported
But Details are Meagre. Terrific Fight
At Hei Wing Tai. Disaster Was
Very Narrowly Averted.
------------
ATTACK On PORT ARTHUR EXPECTED TODAY
ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR EXPECTED TODAY

rHE DEARTH immediate press official dispatches from
actual the continues
It admitted BY War Office thatno kilograms
whatever were received from General Klropatkin bearing
Tuesdays thelast message from the General
being September h brefycng that the ad-
vacng nohWard had itself from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
M1NIATuRE ALMAN4
Richmond.


Mr.. Gilbert X. Pollock likely to bek
cha Irman#of tho Street Committed, while
Mr. Morgan r.. Mills Is ma king strcnuous-
fight for hairnlanshIp Of the Water Com
init ittee--P resident Turpin, Of the Board
that body, making fewer changes than
many thought he wonld---G General Fitz-
hugh Lee a ppears fore The Common
Sas ana aeafss star nsa
at Lombardy and franklin etreets;atte
Epeake stiggested a gerles OF monuments
for that sectlon, making Monument Ave
South-----Ladies ask Counc I'll for site for
the Jefferson Davis monument Sat the COR
,ncrSof Cedar Stfe q nd Monument Ave-
nue. ID; Daniel wins the champ ionshlp5
the Trapshooters'3s Association: scores in
the contest Of # amateurs saf,nounced--ss-
Hundreds 81 excursions reach tho city
Etnia. siANeHEsTE II R--Ga ayor Maurice
dspenses 3ustice am ong long list Of Offend
5ers-a Meetings last nigh Trolley ride
.to-nigh to Petershiirs - Personal 3
Virginia.
vi ncomplete returns Indicate the rcnomi-
nation OF Congressman 6outEall I'm the
Fourth District G overnors Monta que sstoR
deliver ansnddress ut the 5opcning OF Ran
dolpl,- Macon e Cole GET he Eody. 9 q snn-
knew man ksd
young ma III OF Ashland ----- "a Dor nnions5of
Norfolk refuse 10 recognize negro Bakers
I union--c.a ptatn gs3 Buck ckrnan, who took
cruiser from Cramps to Tur rkey, Y made al
yice-a admiral Sin SuItan's arm, Eugene
Bodc falls under the train at edericks-
burg and is cut In two: his her died
elected &librariansofst the Supreme Court al
$s;tannton Fire destroSA the residence{of
Mrs. Mater near Ham pd en- Sidney. and
burns the 8old lady to death: old Kings
ySS-rS \ TOASSI
Shannon dies from overdose OF morphine
ut Harrisonburg----Co Coast sq.:adron9 order
ed north fnr target practt ttce---Ty yploid8
4 forty miles "a wed - elegates and $spou-l
Eorf 10. Gra id Camp elected ut ChathaI -
sOna brother.a violent dcat tlls uses the;
end X Of anok okii6r who WIS IL w Ing
IN Sthuntons and Two at Pera---R races be-
gin to- Ieesburg 6. al
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North Carolina.

/ Wilmington militia charge mob and
rescue two negroes about TO he lynched
for ssa ult1 and murder; Governor Aycock
was prompt In lending military aid to the
8slcrIn at Whining ton---N Orth Carolina
yYeteran MS to answer statements OF Judge
goes TO oxford to speak k ducator5
dies OF q hlow received many years 5ngo
Desperate negro attacks an offlcer.@ n ID
General. ss3s
dispatches from tho Far East & Russian
forces pushing on to fukden 1dogged "a &
every step by the Japanese: severe rear
guard u engagements reported: statement
that kuropatkin's rear guard has been
.annihilated, lis. 4 however. denied ~ Vtccroy5
;AIexien on.ths way from bin TO .hfuk-5
den; attack on Port a thur continues
day77---T Thnnde tof battle AL around
MANASSAS: strugg i bega II be fore dawn
and continued until the afternoon; !; Yir-l
day sl, H In camp amp and ID Governor Terrell
Georgia sold Ter who re fused to
saluts negro officer ~ lous I'd mob ain
orda slays nsET1 e wh'ae
killed and thirty Injured in wreck on he,
Wabash pa assenger train from spes NJ olnes
to- st. Louis NJ an abit ten ny mel gro wo-.
man dies in4 Georgia a. Gen lucky girlsto
stump the West for Parker and Davis! -
Rspubl cans cal rry y.erSior1t = by more than!
ARKANSAS less II han 4 600 -. A rran ngementsE
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
SLUG NO. FIVE
SUMMARY OF HE DAYS NEWS
The Weather.

vAsH1NGTON,s Sept e.-Forccast for
"Wednesday and Thursday: g
Virglnia--G Generally fair Wednesday and I
Thursday; light to fresh northeast winds.
Il North Carolina-Par cloudy sWednes-
day ond Thursday. showers rn the coast;s
fresh northeast winds.
V Tho weather. IN Richmond yesterday was
clear and cool. a M s,
I RANGE or THE THERMOMETER.
=. Y. A. Mt .....ss.s. ~.
~ ~. ....s.....s...... 7s
=. Nl.S.s,....t.,. ...s...
SI.. M. % &
d y ls. NJ %
J. midnight GA f8
Avcrag ge .. !. I. Il 90
I Highest temperature yesterday.... ....s7s
Lowest ttempefature.......... s. II
Mean temperature yesterday. ....... 6s
H Normal tenlpera ture for Septein ber....n
Departure from normal Temperature. 03
= Precipitation during past "a hours ~. 90
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
September ], 1904
Sun rises. ...... .b:45 HIGH TIDE.
Sun sets. .......B:3l Morning .2:t6
Moon rises .....2:57 Evening .2ss
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