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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-26

For Sale or Trade-The Globe Hotel.
property in Marshalltown. c. J. Hoyt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-26
FOR RENT.

For Rent--Our home place, SOL
South Fourth avenue. Furnace. gas,
bath, etc II. o. Michaels.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-26

For Sale cheap-A good steel range,
refrigerator and few other articles.
Mrs. Frank North, 321 North Third
street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-26

For Sate-Modern ten-room residence
and suburban store; best location in
city; good business; rented for $40 per
month. t., care Times Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-26

For Saie-A team. of mules and
mare and colt will sell, at auction
next Saturday at Maulshy's auction
house, South Center street. Ed
Plunkett
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-26
CHAPTER. XIV.

n ATER saw this letter. 1t opens
abruptly:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-26

For Saie-On easy terms. new and
second hand billiard and pool tables.
bowling alleys, cigar store and bank
fixtures at the Iowa branch OF the
Brunswick Bake Collender Company's
Address T. D. McIslroy, state agent
Marshalltown. Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-26

For Saie-Three- chair barber shop.
Address Box $50, Marshalltown. Iowa.
For Sale 10 residence, city lots.
and many houses. at prices to suit all.
Also Kansas lands. Delano 7. Smith.
court house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-26

Whereas. we recognize in the per-
manence and sacredness of the mar
riage relation principle great in It's
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-26

Go be continued,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-26

HAIRS Family Pulls are the best.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Brooklyn Demo ratic Club Make
Pilgrimage to Esopus to
Offer Allegiance,
fBy Asso ciated Press. !

EsOPUs. N. VI a ugust 20 ~ I'D sc Par
ker to-day received assurance Of tho sup
port OF Brooklyn. Demo Gratis. "a a lega-
ton, composed OF 1 seven ty-two members
Sofa the Brooklyn Dem ocratie Club. and or
the Kings county Demo crac rea ched
( Rosenlou unit this al ternoo where hey
We're received by N he cal dldate and Mrs
Parker on the broad yeranda. Daniel
Aioynahan, chairman OF the delegation,
slladaf an ad dress, ri lng the efforts Sof
Its members to the fpvt herahce q Judge
arker''s 4 caId lacy III % s5l3
Judge Parker rop led In q few words
5expressing thanks for the ASST ances ~
SUPPORT, II II Ri q
Afters the speec hes an /, adoyn han rtros
sdueed the entire party, and Judge Par
sker presented them TO N rs, Parker and
he's sister, Miss School ker, ~ no Incl,
dent Of grsa test interest was he meeting
Of judge Parker q nd erick lem
srtchs. who opposed Jud go Park TER 81 N pM1-
pat!ons which was ext reHely coFdtA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
NEGRO KILLS THE
TO D /; |.
Lady Holds Him at PISTOLS
Point and Mob Puts Him
to DEATH
n (Ry Aasoclated \ Press.l

II CoRDoVA.3} ALA, Il i August 4 2o.-- Town
Marshal ]. NJ. {, Nelson was silled early
this evening and his slayer, a negro
named Avery a short time thereafter was
taken from tho calaboose by a mob and
put to death withgstores and pistol balls
Men elsona had gone to, he home of the
negro to collect a fine owing to The town..
sIIa knocked and the mi FRO. opening the
door fired upon the of ficer, kill g hirlir-
3stnntly The wifa Of a 81 tizen Wi messed
fthegcrlms, and, procuring 10 pistol held II
ON the negro until officers arrived The
negroes stay In jall WAS short; q mob
having little difficulty I'm battering down
tile doors Of the frail structure. n
sSs "a brother OF the negro lynched made
threats against members of the mob and
Iis@ now being pursued. FTe. also may be
9lynched. sSs VI x ii. si
] earing that another lynehlng will Soa-
err when the brother Of Avery ts can, 4
tured, Governor punntns CHAM tonight
wired Sheriff Jack Moore at Jasper to
order ont \ the milltary 4 ne thought ~
necessary, or if ne thought there was
any further danger ot ytolence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
SNEAK!IHIEf is in
Tolls AT LAST
Negro Who Has Been Snatch
ing Purses From Ladies 4.
Confesses Crime. 5

h Sam Green, a. mulatto. about seventeen
years old wa 8 sterday arrested as a
susptc iols chara cter by Sergeant eter. Of
the FiFst Station The case was turned
over 70 petsctlye- Sergeant Wiltshire, who
s.loeeede d IN making out !. three cases
against the ne ro---one about four weeks
ago. one about two weeks. and another
3a week ago--all three charge s of snatch
Ing purses from young ladies, " III 8
8E The ilegro confessed these Zines to
Sergeant ltshire. who think he Will
succeed An developing two more against
him. AZ 81
SS Green As e FORMER eppl ye OF iyyhit lock's
factory. He found out wh en- the young
ladies who worked there were paid and
lie laid in wait for them on their way
home All his yIetIns We're empl dyed IN
stllA fact tory. One OF the young Lar lies \
layeiy ldentiasd hin vest rdaY afternoOh
At the station, X 5Sa
Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Lawn. Party at Sabot.

49, on Friday afternoon Of last week q
lawn party was given at 4 the home Of Il
Mr. and Mrs. Q. B.; Taylor, at sabo Va.
Tables were spread on the lawn q their cir
beautiful home, which As situated on a.
high hill overl looking the riyer. and com:
$manding a ma gniflcent view OF the pic-3
turesque country which surrounds it..
Refreshments were served in abundance.
Those present were Misses Spottswood
.sLlgon,F Nina Stratton, Eta and Louise
sTillman.a Virginia Strange. Abel and
Claire Trants, Of Richmond = Mary and
HALLE Sanders, Josephine Enright8and;
Mary Taylor; Masters Elliott and JOAN
9Drlnard, OF Richmond; Herbert T illman.!
James Richmond, Wi ILLS Sanders Over
ton liigon James Lyon, Bosler Lgon.,
Edward Enright. Milton Palmore, II rue.
hart Palmore, Drinard Taylor and ( YER
non Taylor. Il ;as rs Fl Il |5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
PRESIDENTS TRIP
TO OYSTER BAY.
Man Sprang Towards Presidents
Carriage, But Borne Back BY
Secret. Service Officer. y.

OYSTER BAY 4. Il, August 20, = In a
blaze of red fire he special train bear
ing President. Roosevelt and party drew
into the Oyster Bay station tonight az
Se:12 O'clock,
An unpleasant a ineident' occurred In
New y ork when the presidential party
reached the corner of Sixth avenue and
Twenty fourth street, A thg. athletic
man sprallg into the street In advance
of the crowd, and lodging the mounted
police. which surrounded the Presidents
carriage, tried to reach the carriage
secret-sery!ces Officer Taylor. one Of
the Presidentss personal guards Z sprang
from u cab In which he Was following;
the carriage Of tho President and seized
the man before he could reach he cars
riage step Taylor forced him back to
the sidewalk, warning him not q att
tempt again to reach the Presid dent In so
uncerernonlous 2 manner. Va ADJ sS /!
: What the mans object was nobody
knows n 4 n M. 3,,y
Il Someone suggested that he was njustl
a bit too enthlslastic, President Rooser!
yelt was delayed nearly four hours to-
day by a Ere-arrangement OF his special
train cheduls made necessary by a Hood
Rt Trento on. n !. i, n d II. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
The News From, the First Can
vass Gives the r Republican
Managers Genuine Scare.
c III BELOW
sls.s TIL MAR IN | OF SAFETY
They Fear Cleveland May Take
Active Part il New Jersey.
. In In Danger Of Losing Rhode
Island and Connecticut in
Dange i've Maryland
Il g. and Delaware Up. s5ss#
~ 3. Y. n D.


Especial to The Times Dispatcn.)
NJ NEW II IsK, August 20. Chairman Cor
tc1you Will 90 to Oyster Bay next week
forsS az; exhaustive conference with Pres
dent Roosevelt on the preliminar reports
which have been received from all the
doubtful States.
These reports. which include the results
OF the first canvass Ii 4 this & State. have
given the Republican managers a genu-
Inc scare. The reports from New Eng
land have been almost alarming They
are to the effect hat unless Vi gorous
work IS done Rhode Island will be lost
to the Republicans. while In Maine and
Vermont the majoritics VIII be cut down
FAR below the margin OF safety.
Disquieting Reports.
EQUALLY dlsquieunE have been the re-
ports from Connecticut, West Virginia.
Maryland and # Delaware Connecticut 4
said to DO In erious danger of capture
by the Democrats while Maryland and
Delaware are put Il owns as certainly Dem
ocratic. West Virginia Is still claimed by
Senators Scott and EkIns. though they
cannot conceal their fearstof Democratic
victory. SH9 u n
The preliminary canvass OF this State
has been ex tremely dtscouragi gins.
By OF all the doubtful States in the Dast
New Jersey is the only one from which
encouraging reports have come. Cover
nor Murphy and Senator Dryden have
both told Chairman cortelyou that they
feel confident they will be able to! keep
the State in Inc for Roosevelt II
Fear Cleveland. 9s7
Their chief fear IS that ex1P President
Cleveland Mil take an active hand IN the
fight. u, n 81;
Though the reports from tho 2 E'as g are Re
gloomy. the outlook In the Y est Is the
reverse. Chairman Cortelyou has not the
slightest doubt a bout II linois. He is not
so confident OF Indiana. but is by
means Harmed in " lsco co The Re-
Nebraska and Colorado are put d own as
safely for Roosevelt. s3 S 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
CAL DAY FOR
WOGGLES B u G / 3 UTT0Ns

What does the Noggle Bug
say Everybody in town wants
to- know. Keep yonr eyes open.
and reap rich rewards by soly-S
ing the problem.
This question has attracted SO
much attention that The Times
Dispatch has secured several
thousand woggle bug buttons to
give its friends, specially boys
and girls, as souvenirs. These
will be. distrib uted at the busi-t
ness office, To-. 916 \ East Main
street, Tuesday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. n one will be given out
before that hour |. s3S ss
The supply will only last short
while, 50 be prompt. Each per-.
son who calls will u be given q
but ton a. long 40 they last. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
ITO ENLARGE new
NORFOLK DRY DOCK ].
Discovered That AS Planned II.
Is Barely Big Enough for
Js5 Our Largest Cruisers.
slny Assso.cla ted I Press.l.

St VA n By Assoclat ted II Press q v 8
sWAsHINGTON,S5D d. Z. !, Aug, 90 has
been found that the new dry dock at the
Norfolk Navy y ard is ba re- 81 arges enough
to accommodate the largest cruisers now
under construction for the oyernment, and
the naval corst ructor8 a q nd ngineeF on
duty at that yard have recomnae nded that
the dock be mad e fifty fee Z longer. Rea r.
Admiral Harrington. the. conlmlap Ter Of
the yard, has approved the ecommen La
;tion and ggested to the Navy a. depart
|1lenr5 hat tho dock be mad e 100 feet over
all, by which no says the necessity for
building anoth her do ok will h be pos tponed
for many years. ri ~, 5 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Generals Stoessel and Fock liz
the Trenches Lead De-
tenders iii Fight. 81 y.
RUSSIAN SHIPS MAKE !. J.
DIES PERATE s0RTlE.
They Are Driven Crippled Back
Into Port Arthur They
Claim to Have Stink
S the japanese
Battleship 8.
Mikasa.

800 FoO' aug: ~ tnoon It &c. =
Sr,eep POI that the japanese before tEs'l
Port q rthur have captured fort No.
25, one mile north OF Golden Hill.
The Japanese are not ntt,mntin1 Ia
Y ~, !, Z. &, :, -,
IN. = -
r:lens wing terminate &C fI1geon
Bay. The Russian g garrison Of
Port Arthur Is est iInated 4 at Is, 900
men & covering e, M =. !. q 3, ~ -. q vo
8, 5. -, =.
s. 80 . a. !. - 80 : ~
cnoss rom the Mao iao Islands &c.
ports seeing yesterday five Japanese
8,Warships type gs Unknown They
were going In an Ieasterly direction.
eeial ape % e =, Zines. Otspa te
!, :, ! ~ = IA ~ -.
!. 8 : s u.-fte potts
5leao IL se'Siii + 4 AZ = Is She IN pa7
snese, inS q desperate night on
Port Arthur, have succeed ed 4 in
breaking the Ri ,s,sian lenses ana
3 90 = X "a n g = I, Z toort g
b Vi
lnuissi sseii. ah.t = 1sehln practl7
scally and7toThan n lighting With VII
the Russians So close were the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
.NEW g oRK5 ENCOURAGING
emocrats Alive and Machinery
lin Good w orking Order.
(ByF Associated Press, ) 81 /.

Il BY! Associa ed Press, sal, De- IS
4s NEW ~ DIRK, Aug. GOWN. 8. Rode,
chief OF the Organ liza ton Bureau OF the
Democratic State Committee, says that
Ills work has been made easy by the vol
lntary assistance from enthusiastic s,lp-
porters Of Judge Parker throughout he
State. The old m achinery Is In working
order and the men who have laretofor
been In charge OF county and u precinct
organic ton, have evidenced q Wiling
ness to so to work IA his year, which Is
very encouraging. Sc " asl Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Ryan, Blair and Associates Have
Two-T Thirds 81 the
Securities
svvlLLIAMs-MIDD DORF
STOCK is / PURC HAsED1
Surprising Coup Acc omp lishedi
d yesterday $ and q / = E Formally An-
1ounced--Ba ltimorea u "a, III
Plans Upset BY Jnex-!
pected Deal he Sea IS3ss
boards Earnin g.
.(By5 ocia ted PRESS

NEW Ne e DIRK. Aug. q. homas
Ryan states to the ASS ociated Press that
he II has this evening purchased for him
self and his assoc iates. & Blair 81 CO. and
T. Jefferaon Coolidge Jr., the seaboards
Air Line stock, Witch was held BY Mesary.
William and Md dend on, mounting to
q 90. 900 share and that these gentl emen
will resign from the board sot directors
Mr. Ryan wa s ask q H what effect his
purchase would i've on the Hambleten:s
Y ber Committee % & Bali inore; which 3isS
calling for the deposit OF seaboards stock
His answer was a
don tS k1o
ssi53S W hile Mr.. Ryan declined to- make any
further tatements garding the IS Y
tion.Si t sis l,nders
Blair and Coolid sc now own about sci s,..;;
900, 900 8ofs seab GARD stock and that, Etheir3
friends. including e. sidney shepardi, own
SIC, 900 900 more. 81 making about 10000
200, 900. va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
IAN AGED CITIZEN "a
s5I..5 FALLS TO is DEATH

Especial to g The finles- plspatch ~ Az
,BIsIs 10 q, N NJ, "A ugllst ~ ams|s
Robinson. eigh tyTfiye Years at age and a
highly respected Git zen of Johnson coursS
ty,Nf fell from, a. bridge near ms home 2
Laurel Rlooney too lay and suss lined In
juries that resulted I'M his death in g.
short While, Two Of his grand da.l1 ghters,i
who were visiting here, we're called home
this evening. s3 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
HOAR's CONDITION.
May Last Several Days, But No
Hope for His Recovery. $3

BY Assoclated Press) N .gs3399
WORCESTER, MASS Aug. 90 80 p
ii. Senator Hoar's condit ton at the time
fof giving out the last bulletin for the
night was reported unchanged and it. is
believed Il he q will y rest easy during the
night. He takes almost no nourishment,
but his mind IS clear, Tho sta ement was
made this afternoon that life might en-,
5dure for three or four days. although
there Is no possible hope Of recovery. It
has develop into a wearing out #of his
great endurance. ssss y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
FIVE ARE KILLED
By DYNAMITE
Switching Grew Runs Train Into
Car d Of the EI,,x1-


35S NEVADA Mo August 2o-Five persons
were killed att Minden, a station on the
Nevada and Alinden branch Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway. this afternoon by
the explosion Of q car of dynamite. The
dead: 49, y t-iisSssgg 81 IN s5j # s
~ STATION \ AGENT BROOKS, MA WIFE
AND DAUGHTER, Mlnden. r:
ENGINEER RODEA AND FIREMAN
TODD, 5botllFof NeVa da.5 sG * 5s
Es "a train crew on a local freight was
!swi tching some cars when hey struck
a ear Of ynamlte. and the explosion fol-
lowed. III 81 Il III 4 # n 4 Il IS VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
North Carolina.

Chairman Simmons. OF the Democratic
+ State Committed. Issues a circular letter
saying sharp. things to the Republican
3tlons-1 ,ha State Democratic Committee
4 appoints an adYisory comm ttee---A pro-l
5 phecy that failed at James City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

back, one for printing the numbers, and
the fourth for printing the seal
The capture IS remarked as one of the
most important of the kind - for many
years IN this depar tnlent Of the govern
Ement service II Y. & s5sS q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
MAY / SHUT. UP
ALI !. TIL: ]. BARS s
an Manassas Fears S Trout BE With
the Sol iers d uring the
Mano eivres.
CAN SEC |: U i No 6 / ARD ! J
General rbin - y clines 5a5 Re
q quest Mao NJ assn Get
siingAIs to B = Held.
fspeciaI ~ ZIG T1m l,l,

Cspecial to The Tfmes-Di Dispatch.
MANASSAS, va, August Il. "A request
from Mayor W. 4 G. WAGNER Y to General
Corbin for a provost guard to assist the.
local 4 authorities to maintain peace and
order during the army man oeuvres,5 has
been refused, the officers In command.
being Of the opinion that provost guard
will Bbe entirely un necessary. The ref usal
Of General Corbini to give the town q
guard adds new fearet 4 hat: already en-
stertained by many that the police will be
wholly " unable to cope with the crowds
and that the town will be given over to-
the rule 10 e drunk en- and laWless men,
Unfortunately ~ NJ anassas Is the Z only
town wi thin range 4 Of the q rnano euVres
where liquor can be legal " sold. and this
fact will no doubt tend Sto& bring ether5
here the toughest element OF both the
soldiers and civ ltars III n
May Close Bars.
~ mass meeting has been called to
consider the expediency and right Of
ordering the bars closed from the LIST ITO
the 10Th Of September. Some OF the army
officers think that the bars should Il be
closed. and have expressed Il the opinion
that Il the owners do not close them by
order OF the Mayor, they will be only
too glad. a little later, to close them of
their own free will and accord. Judge
C. Il. N icol has appointed twelve mounted
policemen, under Sheriff sF. G. Rorabaugh,f
whose chief duty will be to prevent, as
far as possible, the sale OF liq uors within
the man oeuYre area. &!. iifs
Manassas Just at! this time presents
quite a busy a PIP arance, The; town 4 Is
full OF sold lers and strangers. Stands
from which lunches and ref shnents will
be sold have been erected on every vacant
lot within the central % portion OF gs the
place. Sallie Johnson, q n oil me- gro swo7
man, who owns a. small tract OF land
near the ma noeuvre camp, has ,diY ided5 her
place into lots and Is renting them at the
rate of one dollar per foot.
NJ "A Warlike Scene.
There IRE, perhaps, between
one and two thousand soldiers now in the
camp, and u more. are arriving on nearly
Cor pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
BIG / H|. ]
||:'.S''''IP|'U|:Rll(||J.S 5.
SCounterfeiters Arrested in At
lanta and Comics Their
Crime. 3i,5
$500.
THIRTY THOUSAND ! q: ! IN BILLS
l Money Printed il "a Hate
Printing Comp 5 SEstab-
lishmerlt at Night.
THIRTY THoUsAN D ] IN BILLS.
Asso }, IA ~ Presx,l,


ATLANTA, GA, August 2o.-As = re-
suit Of nearly two months work by the
secret service department, four men were
ARRESTS arr ; here last right & and to-day
charged with making and utterinE coun-
8terfeit ten dollar bills OF the Buffalo,
Pattern. The plates from which the bills
were printed were surrendered and about
$50, 900 OF the bills Swers recovered.
@3s The men under arrest are Oscar L.
7hich1lchael. Il a pressman In the local es-
Establishment Of the Ia HATTIE Printing
COMPANY Z Clarence W. Rebb. a printer,
employed by the same firm; j. n. s Little,
an artisan, who lives near this city and
p 8. ~ offey.a formerly postmaster ~ a I
sSneed, "a small town in Epson county,
where he was arrested late to-day. There
Is still one man to be arrested, and it Is
believed that he lives in st, Louis. 35
{ PRINTED AT NIGHT.
The spurious bills were printed at night
In the La Hate estab lishment, although
the proprietor knew nothing OF It until
he was informed by the officers. He gave
material assistance In apprehending the
men. Rebb was arrested and then, taken
to the office Of United States Inspector
James N. a Wright late sterday5 He
there confessed his gull &, and his informa-
toni to the arrest OF the others. From
them It was learned where the money
that had not been passed had been hld-j
den, and officers covered s14, 600 & In a
cigar box In the La HATTIE printing shop;
49, 900 at Idttle's house: about 5000 In an!
alley In the center OF the city. beside
smaller sums that We're q found on the
men theHsel Ives. The BIZ # Is re-
ported, are fairly good, sufficiently so
to have been accepted by a number OF
business houses incl ding one bank in,
this city, III s9t 4. ~ y Ss s 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

& SEABOARD'S PROSPECTS.


MI. Mr.. ohm Skeltons il1iams PIE
diets u Will Pay Divid ends. j
N fla a John SHELTON 1vdll Iamli,s, 81
the Sea board board OF directors ters
day! t1ia aft gave out the append eds
l' regard g the earnln gs Of the
system:
gross earning OF he sseabourdl
Air On stem 70 4 the twelve tliss
ending June 80 II 1901, exceeded thirteen
million, three hundred thousand lolla q
me surplus earnings of ter the payment
Of operatlng exp lenses, taxes and & fixed
charges. including interest Oh bonds, " iii 81
sterests on car trusts and rentals amounted:
to five hundred 4 thousand d pillars. q From
this bal ance, however. is to r be d eductetly3
other interest," and commissions paid dur
Ing & the year to syndi cates and syndicate
managers which. however. are not prop
erlys char geable under he head Sof regular
fixed charges f
com pany has shown this surplus
over and above regular ~ liked d charges, n
notwiths tanding the fact hat VI It q was
operated Il during the past twelve months
at 8a higher IN Ito of expenses than aly3i
other raj road OF equal size On the United &
States, so faraas 4 have been able to OBJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
ADMIT THEIR GUILT.

# ADMIT 4THEIR GUILT. Il
A5s All the men were brought together to-
day and admitted their guilt, The inspec-
tor in e statement this afternoon, said
that ia q tile and coffey me an engraver.
who 5is believed to have lived here but
who now has moved to 81. i Louis From
him they bought the plates for $500 ach
paying one II. Four tes we're used
one for the front of the bill. one for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
MINIATURE ALMANAC,
Ricllt11or1d.

AN1S . - - n e =. X, /, I, IL,
Mayor ,a ss.oes y, stree, ear Tick
RI ana , p REQ s uest OF i've members
oee
o. Ia ,attar
Ior M ~ - nd mn tional
situation 80 lar as -, =,
gatiins old acapitoI
progress With y rR o. AZ Ind Ia addiions
Y spare ,aar s,atchinE niirses
rom .su !, IL q, rh
three olsnses N a,,ferIority
hea,,,if,,.
GREAT :hssEsst fslt here il ths selling s, 9, q
stosk a 3 an Bla,r "a
ma ri sists
it1s tes for
I, 81 iior
the hov
Charlie Rosser in trouble ~; Man : hest
. Ia.
q s General. s2s
s1% Profit- taking continued In stock market
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