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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-30
NEW WIRELESS SYSTEM.
Two Colorado Boys Improve Upon
Marconi Invention.

1E2 IVItsTIUIII IFIVcF1tFVTt' 7-.z -
Florence, Guin5 April ~ Frank
Geiirniifr Tc15on
aid OF Florence, aged thirteen and
nineteen years Respectively. have in
vented wireless telegraph syntenls
that Is cIainefl toEhe superior to that
i11yol1tcti by ttarroniz a prae9fcal lest
was made during iiln day aiiti-atnr8
,ages Wera sent. and 4,yyaSz yy.--aSz-
distance ot five blocks with the great
est ease
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cRUM TO STAY IN OFFICE.
President Roosevelt Directs His Reap
poIntment

Washington. April 30. President
Roosevelt has directed the reappoint
ment Of w ID Crlm as collector
of customs at Charleston. S. CA
The president has received assurance
that the senate Will take tlp GrlmA
case Immediately y ottreroHvuntng next
session and that ii Will be disposed Of
finally Until he Is confirmed &c sstHtft-
-rannnt IIaN amy salary mi \ IL sHid.
that his friends have "a rransea 10 see
provided with HfnpfT funds.
Should Zzhe confirmed the@2ga tef.a-
mcnl#of course. vii pay him the back.
salary
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NUMBER OF GUESTS CUT
AND BURNED.
Explosion Of a Tank Of Gasolinc
Renders Assistance
Impossible.

Lansing Mich. APRIL 20 i'a,tr lives
Were lpsst during tlr n4slt in the hilsil
Ing Of tte BRYAN House il title3"staiy
brick structure on East Miehiean AYE
ma tho first taor Of which Wns snaed
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
ST paul union Stock Yards.

st. Paul Union Stock Yatds.-
ST. Paul. April ~ Cattle Good to
choice stecrp s45aGt6ap; common to
fair. 81 5nma 20 good o choice COWS
aud heifers So 81 - II :
4 q q: -tiogseS St43Mi 75. Sheep Good
20 choice yearling wethers. $. f9sit-
5.l5 good4to choice lambs s51Dn 5:t5
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GRAIN RATE WAR CONTINUES.
Western TrsHc Officers Fail to Effect
Settlement.

Chicago, April 30-Mesteru-tEaff't
officers ad5;nurnttf fihef-nrEtfn& Thurs
day after discovering that IL "ae In
possible for them TO arrive al set
tlement OF the grain rate War4-Af1eI
agreeing on The through and pro-
portionate rates the lines split Oh the
division of the through rates.
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BATTLE IN SANTO DOMINGO.
Government Forces Lose Forty.one
KILLED d-L---s---s-----@

New York, April IA German
steamship which has arrived from
Monte Gristi, Santo Domingo, reports
that 800 government troops Were en-
gagged in the recent attack on the
Jiminez force at Qua yaeaH7 says Her
aid dispatch fFem-St- Thomas, D.
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payne Returns to Washington

Washington. April 80 Postmaster
General Payne has returned from
Charleston, s. c., after an absence OF
several weeks spent IN cruising along
The Atlantic coast and in West Indian
waters He Is improved IN health
though SUI complaining Of slight at
tael. Of gout-in one foot.
CAUSES A PANIC.
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japanese Outnumbered Two to
One, but Early Reports Of the
Fighting Indicate Repnlses to
the Russian Arms.

Washington, April 30. Reports
have reached the state Department, l
the source of which the offlclals nc 60
not wish to ,divulge, to the effect 1ha1
q great land battle fought on the alu
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fierce battle the government
troops were defeated. Their losses
were forty,one killed and sixteen
wounded. Generals Cubrera Arroyo
and Luna we're killed. Twelve II u
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y
KNOX MAKES REPLY.

Compatible With Public Interests
to Expose Plans.
Washington, April In answer to
Mr.. Williams resolution asking the at
ztorney general whether criminal pro-
ceedings have been begun against the
officers Of the Northern Securities COM
pany Mr. Knox reports that no prose-
cutlons have been begun and that he
does not believe it compatible with
public interests to comply with the
resolution.
TO the anthracite coal
trust matter the attorney general
states that the Investigations have not
reached point where it would be wise
policy to expose the plans of the gov
ernmellt
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Washington Receives News OF
Decided Reverse to Rus
slams on Yalu.
FIRST GREAT LAND BATTLE OF WAR
NOW RAGING.

river resulted in a complete victory to
the Japanese arms.
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10 De USED FOR FOOD ONLY.
Secretary Wilson Permits Importation
Of " enc zuetar CattIe.


Washington, Aprii so.--e considerable lt
60 al ne gay Y meeting o. me caplne.,
I fs'5ais'n ulu iue ~
sbq,s w,,r,. ma Ann escspt Secretary
T;rft. a,,sr master General -payi,e being
I'll attendance fot the first time in sey.
er,l weeks M Payne remained with
thn president sf,nIe time afIsszth., a.,--
=.torTITn5.TT the meeting talking over
s,ienartiuental tnastaps some ~ which
have been held up pendIng his rscov-
cry
SECRETARY Wilson reported that the
Department 81 agriculture had grant
1 ed pet1l1issinl, u, the Venezuelan gov.
ernment Ia impnrtA4iY,tt, the United
Sl:.l4sslet,t st1,.st Il -Jy y-.nssziIeIan car.
tbs or sef,;,,sp tfleS e4,.tt t,rls duties will
have Ia, ie linia on tha eatilsa They
VIII ne shIppea % New York CON
signed TO an abi,aitoirs q breeding
5cnlila prn Us 5l,ss among tste number
simi,artc,l The Iels5a being Is iise them
ft7,,f, f1,r tIJrparr men
IA exeee5li,,aly caraf,ti about all I'M.
pnttatit,ns IL liye stock and each head
Of cattle impertafI from Venezuela will
ha t!nidN aanaetaa
.1altt-Te,- e,-ttttttstttt-t-Y-ttt TIDE.
sM.,v pa,sons nr,uen Erom Homes in
- sJet. " e,rK stth,,rb-
Y . Z. = s's-1 :. -, : : : :
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LIVE VIRGINIA NEWS
I'm SMALL. SPACE.

tins. under new management. and will
employ several HUNDRED people.
ing Of. the board of directors OF the
Eastern gtatc Hospital will be held here
on April 9th. Colonel Il. w. Lane. the
State commissioner, IS now on an ofIicial
visit 70 the several asylunls OF the state.
SMITHS CROSS ROADS. NA.---Nor-
man Barnes. eldest son Of Mr.. r. r..
Barnes, Of Redla,Wn, Va, six miles west
blackbirds Saturday evening. was acci-
dentally shot through the foot. He had
DUST crawled through a barbed wire fence.
and thinks tho ha miner Of his gun must
have caught II the wire.
s%a WEST POINT, VA.--The public school
and It's patrons Will give an entertainment
hs n Masonle Hall Friday ~ night for the
BoYDTGN,. vA:-While AR. Jordon
'Toono was going for a doctor. last night
70 SEQ his sick sister,,hls horse fell, catch
horse lay MS he had fallen being una bic
to rise. and Mr.. Toone had to Tic In this
position until he could call help from
his home.
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NORTHERN METHOD1STS.
The Virginia Annual Conference
a TO Meet in Alexandria,
,pecial 10 The Times-D ispatch. J

Especial to The Times Dispat ch.)
t1'lrty.sixth session Of f the virginia an
nual con feerenGe q the sMethod!at Dpisc1-
pal Church VIII convene n Trinity n; y.
with Bishop Cyrus D. Foss .. D., OF
Philadelphia. presiding. y,
3 The principal business meetings will be
held Friday. Saturday and Monday. the
for the ensuing ycars being
made on the latter date,
On Sunday the conference love feast
Will be held and tho annual sermon de-
Ing tho ordination services Will be held,
About eighty delegates are expected to be
The iew Alexandria national bank viii
formally open, for bus!nesa to-morroW
Ia Gfh been preparad for Tie new nsttution
. The officers Of the bank are: Judge
e p NIGEL q Mqnaasisss lRr r,ssldaent W,!.
s. RUSSELL Smith. Of ,Clllpeper.
SECOND yleo-preslaaant; i; a; ThompssoaN,,
G.. Smith, cashier
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
WYTHEvILLE. VA. March Ia s.- J. o,sIl.
place. was accidentally struck on the,
bead BY; q rock while at play y bis evening"
His skull was fractured and his condition
4 RoANoitE. syA.-The Roanoke belt
line was opened this morning to freight
trains. the local freight making the first
ROANOKE, - Mack Fucker colored,
is dead at Montvale. Bedford county.
at the, age OF 51oe years. u,
Captain Webb Smith Of Sharp s.. Wharf.
this count, charged With Violating the
his floatlng bar-room II the. Rappaha
mock River. opposite Washington Dis
tr,ct. In which local option exists. was
concluded in tho Circuit Court here to-
day. the Jury rendering verdict Of
not guilty. 5 51
EA1PoRIA, Tile Enterprise Manu-
Featuring Company OF ,Be1neld. commonly
has lain dormant 1or severa lnonths..-it
Is understood, Will soon resume opera,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-09
TOOK a srRAWSvoTE,
interesting experiment Ii d Restau,

Interesting Experiment. In d Restaurant.
An advertising agent, representing a
prominent New York magazine, whllo ON
n recent western trip was dining one eve
ming In q Pittshurg restaurant.
While waiting for his order he glanced
over his Newspaper and noticed the adj
vertIscinent of a we'll known dyspepsia
preparation, stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets;
as lie himself was q regular user OF the
tablets, lie began speculating as to how
many OF the other travelling mon In tho
dining room wore also friends Of the pop
ular remedy for Indigestion.
IIe says: counted twanty-tiiree men at
The tables ana In the hotol ONCE, took
The trouble to Interview them and was
surprised to learn that nine Of the TWEEN
ty-three made n practice Of taking one or
two of Stuarts DYSPEPSIA Tablets after
each meal
One OF them told mo he had suffered so
much from stomach trouble that at one
time he had been obliged to Quit the road,
but since using Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets had. been entirely free from indi-
gestion, but he continued their use, espe-
cially while travelling, on account Of
rregularity In meals and because. like all
travelling men. he was often Obliged to eat
what he could get and not always what
he wanted.
Another, who looked tho picture Of
health, said he never ate e. neal without
taking a stuart Tablet afterward because
no could eat what he pleased and when
he pleased without fear OF a sleepless
night or any other trouble,
Still another used them because lie was
subject to gas ON stomach. causing pres
sure on heart md lungs, shortness of
hreatl, and distress III chest. which he no
longer experienced since using tho tablets
regularly,
Another claimed that stuarts DYSPEPSIA
Tablets was the only safe remedy he had
ever found for sour stomach and acdlty.
He had formerly used common soda to
relieve The trouble, but the tablets were
much better and safer to use
After smoking, drinking or other ex-
cesses which weaken the digestive organs,
nothing restores the stomach to a
healthy, wholesome condition 80 effec-
tually az stuart's Tablets.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain the
natural digestiyes. pepsin, diastase, which
every weak stomach lacks. as we'll as
nux. Shydrastin and yellow parilla, and
can be safely relied on as % radical cure
for every form Of poor digestion, Sold
BY druggists everywhere n /. Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-09
CORDIAL INVITATION
TOTlDEWATE:;IR ROAD.
Councilman Page Makes a Bit
ter Attack Oil Mayor
Cutcllin.
#Cutcllin.
,neeial 10 The Times Dispatch)

tspecial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
# ROANOKE, VA, March s.-The City
Council tonight unanimously adoptcd1
resolutions inviting tho Tldewatcr Rail-
road 10 enter the city, and 4 committee
OF five were appointed to act with the
Board OF Trade. 5 SIR
A feature OF the Council was a bitter
attack made upon Mayor Cutchill by
CounclmanJ. G.. Page, replying toscriti-
clams OF the body from the Mayor.
He declared that the Mayor was suffer
Ing With softenlng OF tho brain, aid rec
ogrized no financial or moral obligations,
Seventeen hundred and fifty dollars was
appropriated 10 pay legal fees In the
matter OF the rolling stock bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-09
CHURCH NOTES.

At st, Jospell's Catholic Church in this
city on Thursday evening there Will be-
gin, to continue each night until March
l,nf'. q nover1a to st. Joseph. tn. patron
OF Temporal fayors and the special pat ron
of the church IN the United States The
REV. Father Charles f. Hannignn Will
conduct the services. which will consist
Of rosary, prayer to st. Jospeh. sermon
and benediction.
The Rev. Or. James Taylor Dickinson
of Rochester. n. ". Is spending few
days here with his father. the, Rev: DR..
a, r. Dickinson. Young DR.. Dickinson
has had tho grip, and is here for q short
will stop in New York on his why home.
Great interest is felt here. In the visit
Of The Row Or. James Stalkcr.lof Scot
land. who will preach At the University
of Virginia on April o4th. and who will
later be at the Union Theological Semi.
nary IN this city. He comes by speech !
invitation Of the Seminary, where lie Will
deliver series Of five lectures. begin
ming April 18th. On the second Sunday
Second Presbyterian Church Of this city.
The Rcv. p. Anthony. a graduate
Of Richmond College. now. OF Blueftcld,
VIVA. has accepted the call recently ex-
tended 10 him by tho Baptist Church at
South BOstOn, Si255 90 : af5sSR ff35 ffs4
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Instructed for Roosevelt.
\ (By Associated 1'Tess,)

n ..l. BY lAssuClatedI 77T9ss,J y.
, nHsKa@ Msfs s sr ns e
Fifth Alabama District met, here to-day.
jTifty-two Neutrality-suspicious. o. them
Is greaes- were. y attendance. J g. g,
~. ZONES, Of v .Lowndes county, Were
elected delegates to the NATIONAL ,eonyenv
ton. Joseph 9. Manning, of Tallapoosa
Macon Macon county. were named az alternhtes.
Jones and Chambliss AFRO negroes. llsEo-
.lutions were adopted instructing the nele-
~. b. Walker WIS Nominated TOR Con-
gress ia oppose Charles W., Thompsoil,
Tie present Democratic Incumbent e
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TIE Died in
JAMAICA.
Colonel John r.. Mcintosh, Well
KnownII Here, Sr,ccun,bs
to Illness.
COUNSEL For On POSTAL Y CO. 9 O.
Lived iii Richmond for Some.
Time and Was Exceedingly
Popular Here.

Colonial John r.. Mcintosh general cot,n-
se, OF the Postal Telegraph Com
paty, died at noon yesterday In Kings
ton. Jamaica. t
News OF the death was received here
early yesterday afternoon, and caused
tho most widespread regret In the city,
where Colonel Mcintosh was formerly
a resident and where he was exceedingly
we'll known. For some time past Col
onei Mcintosh had been In poor health.
and 4 short while ego no went for the
benefit Of his health to Kingston, Ja-t
maica, where the death occurred.
Fl WE'LL IlN OWN HERE.
During the past six or seven years
Colonel Mcintosh had held tho office OF
general Counsel for the Postal IN the
Southern division. He was a native Of
Mississippi. and about four years ago
came to Richmond from that State.
About a year or eighteen months ago the
offices were removed to Atlanta, where
Colonel Mcintosh had been living until
his health compelled him to go further
South. y.
While in this city Colonel Mcintosh
won the high esteem and the cordial
friendship Of many hundreds Of Rich 4
mnod people. The family became iden-t
tilted with the best social life Of tho city.
Colonel Mcintosh himself was an exccp-
tlonAly entertaining conversatlonallst.
ana his genial ana kindly disposition
de, him a welcome guest everywhere.
AZ a lawyer Ills ability was recognized
b on ali sides. Ills territory. included a
E number OF tho states OF the South and
West. His connection with tho Postal
took him into nearly every court Of the
land. Including the Supreme Court Of
the United States and the Supreme Courts
Of the Southern and Western States. ii
Colonel Mcintosh served throughout
tho Confederate war in a Mississippi
regiment. His services In the Western
army earned for him his title Of colonel.
80 He is survived by his widow and four
children. Ono of Ills daughters Is Mrs.
Ernest Smal1rnan, Of this city; another
Is the wife Of a prominent st. Louis
lawyer, and a third IS unmarried. He
leaves also a son. Mr.. and Mrs. Small
man were with Colonel Mcintosh In
Jamaica. t5i55l f.'%itt5,
Colonel Mcintosh: was very active in
Masonic circles and was a member of
several organizations. Very recently he
Withdrew from Acca Temple iof Rich-
mond. because he had been elected a life
member BY the Mystic shrners Of At
lanta. ~ ,ly 533s$iS III VI
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AFFECT SALOON SITUATION.

(. i i =
Az tho titnc limit gradually draws near
Tho question Of the payment Of capitaton
taxes 1icnrlco county Is assuming
position of no inconsidcrnblo importance.
Under tho new suffrage laws tho receipts
from this tax Will represent the quail
this tiino the receipts are amazingly
small. Last ycur a certain number OF
voters were registered, but the law rc-
quircs that before they can vote again
they must pay the capltation tax, and
this six months In advance OF the ecc-:
ton. Tho election Will DO on November
4th, and tho time limit win therefore ex-
pirc on the Ith Of May. Any man who
has failed to pay his capitatton tax by
that time will not be qualified TO vote.
Veterans Of tile Civil War arc tho only
exceptions. Last year there were, roughly
speaking, $500 people registered. and this
represented pretty we'll the voting
strength OF the county. An estimate OF
the portion Of this $500 registered vote
that has paid the captation tax places
the nun Der at 100 Or 500, This latter sum, I
y ,nent ofj taxes. viii represent the vote this
fall. Unto this time tho voters have been
(. very slow 10 shot up, and the receipts
y are light.
one vcrH Significant thing II conncc-5
ton With Wllc matter lis bcBinninE TO-
create thought for many Under he
Mann law Henrico saloons beyond one
+ half mile from Richmond cannot obtain
& a license until they secure petition OF
1. majority OF tho qualified voters. There
are but seven saloons OF this sort IN the
A.. g,,N,3 Ia, m n
anti-saloon organization to reduce even
this number when poYsible The ~ hlskcy
mon are Interested III seeing that their
friends register and from what can be
n gathered arc rather pleased at the pros
rect OF a small voting population. though,
the reduction Is 4 thing that may cut
two ways whcro they arc concerned.
81 A negro named John Williams will DC
Eiycr a hearing this morning on the
charge Of breaking into a house on the
property of the Common wealth's attor-
ney o. Henrfco.
Williams vas locked up In the Ifen-
rico jal yesterday morning. Tho house
he In alleged to lave entered is occupied
by Grant Watkins n colorcd employees
OF Mr.. WcndcnburE. and Is situated on
tho property OF the Commemorative at
torneY in Barton Heights. Among the
articles stolen was a gun valued at s4o.
II and n Quantity OF wearing apparel. En-
trance WAS effected through a window.
A license for the manufa cture of liquor
3 was granted yesterday by the Circuit
Court to the Fair Oaks Disabling Com
pany. The distlllery Is located on the
Nine Mile road, near Stony Run. The
plant will have a capacity OF 30 gallons
Of corn whisky day. Operations VIII
begin at once
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Sunday School Association OF Upper Hen
rico was held Sunday at the Mt..Vernon
Sunday school. on West Broad Street An
interesting programme was carried out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-09
Judge Williams Here

terdaS was Judge Samuel ". W1liams,
&c Wythoylle. who Is prominently men
toned for an clect0r at large on the pres
idential ticket, His friends arc urging
hin FOR tie nomination for ATTORNEY;
General next year, and they believe that
witt, the opportunity the position of
e,ecior would give him to become known
to tho Democrats Of tho state his pros
poets for the attorncy-generalship would
be greatly enhanced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-09
OBITUARY. !.
Miss Jane Virginia Corbin.

! Miss Jams Virginia Corbin, who
died in Boston, Mass. Saturday morning
and whose funeral will take place from
the Mortuary Chapel. Hollywood 81 thIs
p. M. at 2:S0, was a native OF
Virginia. and IS the aunt Of Mrs. b.
Walden. Of Ashland, Va; DR.. Nicholas
Corbin and Mr.. Charles Corbin. OF Caro-
line county, Va: Mrs. w. It. Pettway,
Mrs. r. NJ Brander Miss Mary Brander.
of this city, and Mrs. R.J. Meigs. OF
Raltfnore Md
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-09
Sac Of 3Delinaueat Land.

The sale Of delinquent property is now
going on from day 10 day In front OF tho
Hastings Court ~ tho Glty Hall T. Was
Phillips, and Will be ontinued day by day
until all tho property has been dis
posed Of
tho meantime Will avoid the extra ca
yepss and trouble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-09
JUDGE BLACKSTONE WELL
He Opens New Circuit Court at
Accor1ac Courthouse.
(sneclal to The 5Tjm,,e,s,- nisnatcl

lsneclal to THE Times nispatcf.l
3.ACCOMAC. VA. March Judge J. W.
yesterday for the first time under tho
new Constitutions. Owing to impaired
licaltl, Judge Blackstone has not been
able to hold court for six months, and
his friends at his old home. OF whom
there are legion, were delighted to notice
his complete restoration to l4ealth.6a m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-09
n Ez;?71'W Norfolk g esteill


WaverIy and Suffolk. J. 3 85Ss sS
o 05 "A. M-CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and
iumbus Biueteid to Cincinnati !: also Roan5ksS
to Knoxville, and Knoxville 70 chattanoosa
' a'A1 leave RICHMOND DAILY. v
900 A. M-NORFOLh, LIMITED. Arrived
Norfolk II ~ a. u. Stops on1y at PetersburgsE
u Il 10 r. M.--ROANO IE ESPR ESs for
tyiIle, Lynchburs and Roanoke tfsss
$500 p. A-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED tsa
rivGs Norfolk $50 p. n. stops only as Petsrs-y
burg, Wavei,y5 and u Su1oK. & Connects Will 4
steamers % Boston. Providence. New FORK
Baltimore and TWaahington
7:S =. M,-Tor Norfolk and Gll stations east
q Eet 3! M1.NEw ORLEANS SHORT B,
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to. Lynchburg and
Roanoke; pstsrsa..s. 70 Pu,aski 4 Lynchburg to-
Chattanooga. Memphis aud New Orleans Gaze
Dining Car ~ sl
NJ. and 1850 p. NJ. a 5sis5sI5s;
Office No S3s East Main Htr 81 .5 iiSa y
& ". B. nEvlLL 81 c. H. ROsLEf. VII 8SSSI
l}s Gen'l. Pass. Agt. Dist. Fass. Ag ii
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Extortion. He Says.
nav Asscciated Prcss.

(By Assocla ted FresS.l 3e.4N
LIad GHlH prsAsd A s u fe s
quarantine Association, arrived to-day
from HaYRna 10 land TRIAL on an illdet-
criminal libel In articles published last
year, Dir. Lindsey charged members 9f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-09
Admiral Webster's Lecture.

Rear Admiral Harrle Webster. retired,
viii deliver an Illustrated. lecture on
Korea in the hall OF the y, NJ. G. a, Fri
day night, this little country. always
pubjir eye lust now by reason Of the war
IN tho far east, Tho lecture Is under the
altsp,ces Of the missionary societies OF
the First Baptist Church.
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the Quarantine Board Of Mobile Bay
with using their Office for personal gain
by orercharginE for the fumigatton and
disinfecton OF vessels from infected yell
low fever ports.
Dr.; Lindsey says he will fight the case
In the courts
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ST. Clair DaIv,,;a,1nt.

Especial to The Tlines- DispatcI.)
ROANOKE, V.A,,. March S,--st. Clair
Davant. the youngest son of General
Freight Agent r. S. DaVant. died this
morning from septic fever. aged twelve
years. Remains will be taken to Colum-
bla, S. G., for interment.