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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
ConIey,s oaer.

Mr.. David Conley has been app
pointed agent for the Stark Bros,
Nurseries s. Orchard Co., and is
reody to take orders tor the Stark
Bros. celebrated Nursery stock.
.One Of his specially good fruits is
the Black Ben Davis apple that is
claimed to be specially adapted 10
this climate aud soil IS il originated
in the neIghboring state Of Arkan-
sas. See ConleY when you wan.
anything in the fruit line. From
now until the 18th of August hs
will give one tree for every one YOU
buy, from to 500. Don't you
forget il.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
KEITH

aH|
we went - ehureh Sunday week
and b never etormei for SEVERED
days.
Nrs John rarrnr aud dassaier
Mis- Retia. visited MIA BIZ Watson
Friday.
AIR and Mrs Jugnes shumate %
Rich Hgi was q pleasant visitor at
rneie Ike Neafs sunday
J. A. Wright came near avine
sun stroke 81 the hay field Wedne@
day he had 20 give up ior ew
days.
An ~ wind that blows nobody
good. Those troublesome little
gnats have almost disappeared since
ti,a hard wind last Thursday
Boss Hulett Is trying iarming
helping y. -. Boron In the hay
field, He likes haying BETTER than
he does the farmers way Of getting
up 80 soon Of mornings.
Mrs. l. S. Neat visited at ~ r
Coles Tuesday. Grandma Cole viii
soon be ~ years old and s. hearty
and gets around and waits on her
SER aud has a good memory.
Uncle Ike Neat met with a very
painful accident last wednesday.
Climbing through a wire fence his
foot caught on the wire. throwing
him To the ground ~fracturing a rib
on the left side.
Having 8ne showers and corn IS
growing fast but very uneven me
stalks only a foot high and in the
same field. stalks-well. we hav'nt
measured them. but We couldn't tip
zoe and reach the tassel.
The OK wasn't in the ditch sunday
but one 81 Fl, Loeb's COWS was fast
iin q mud hole IN Ben Rand's pasture
sunday. Ben was thinking Of cali
ing Go the neighbors to help get the
cow out when last heard from.
We do not blame the farmers for
working on Sundays TO save the
grain but when &c comes 70 cult
waiting corn, moving weeds or SOW
ing seeds etc, it seems Ike THAI
could wait until week days.
Misses Ida and Betra Farrar, Az
nes and Agile Watson. of Rich Hin,
enjoyed a day in the country Non
day ut Mrs. Il. Watson a good din
ner we helped 10 pa-take OF the din
neri horseback riding, blackberry
ing, and suppose they VIII light
ehiggers for a few days as a gentls
reminder Of theia days outing.
Everyone knows il IS against ths
law 10 throw old trash by the road
side. get some careless persons wlI
do it. wecame near getting thrown
from a buggy not long ago, on.
horse shying al some carpet and %,
papers. We had 10 get out ans
dump the carpet into the ditch vs.
suppose that is against the law too
butwe wanted TO pass
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
Tearlsts rates

The Frisco System wall issue.
during the SUMMER months, tourist
rouud.tup tickets to various resorts
and locations-the Mountains, Sea-
shore, aud Lakes. q, greatly re-
dueed rates, with ample return lim'
IL. Call on nearest agent, or adj
dress. Passenger Traffic Depart.
ment Saint Louis,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28

The Rich Hill fair will be held
Aug. 80 10 Sept. 2 aud it is pro
posed to have the best fair ever
yet held. There will be no sa-
loon on the grounds and no fake
gambling devices will be allowed
to ply their trade. Everything
will be done that can be done 70
secure a large attendance have an
up-to-dats fair and make il pleas.
ant for the patrons. Let all the
people who believe in public en-.
terprise turn out and give the fail
all the help possible.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
Reduced Raves

Via the NJ. O.. p. Ry. to the
Worlds Fair, 81. Louis. No.
Season tickets on sale April 18th
10 Nov. Islh, Sts.sS. round trip.
90 day tickets on sale April 7sth
70 Nov. 18th, Sto.oS, round trip.
10 day tickets on sale April 17tl
10 Nov. goth, S1o.oS, rouny trip.
Il. a Baily Agt,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
LONEoAK.

Gander HfoS are husy ppttiae up
thelr hay this woek.
e KicnDeracr was eattia4 fssf.
Rosaars Sax last Moutay.
John Merritt We car d wenuug
IS seli his Farm and moae 60 0rgan,
Reury Lax Is bnsy plowias Tor an-
other erop . wheat Nhich he Wiu
Cow this iali
Wen. tte waters have sot down al
last - peope Nsing ga roatr nFs
aN rcsslug thtar mall nsulafe
again.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
Protect Yourself

Intending visitors TO s.. Louis
during the Worlds Fair, can assure
themselves satisfactory roomiug ac-
oomodauons through the Merchants
Ser vice company nj a nominal eX-
pense.
For particulars apply to the near
est Frisco System Agent,
+. L. LaBarrere. agent.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
valiant street nj 4 church.

There will be preaching at the
Walnut Street NJ. +. Church next
Sunday al n g.. M, hy the pastor
Sunday School at s;is a "a
Junior League AZ a;3o p. m.
Epwor,h League az 500 p M
Prayer meeting Thursday 900.
ClsAs. &. JAMES, Pastor
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
Excnrslon 90 81 louis.

The Mo. Pacific Railway Com
pany will run coach excursions 10
81. Louis on Mondays, July a..
as, and IS. good Tor return pas
sage within seven days from date
Of sale. See local agent for further
Information.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
BID rresbyterlan Chureh.

There will be prcsching service
next sunday al Il a. IA,
Prayer meeting Thursday $500.
Sunday School al q;4S a. IA.
Juaior Endcavor Al 5 p. M.
Senior Endeavor a, 500 p M,
w. Is. CHANcELLoR, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
re.luan ID - q -.

n AAAAAHA wv N1sAA4 " 2AAAtaa
Natsa hena'y given taat d the.
s1si. WAL GA SateniaF. tlt
thiftath key ol JUiy. kF34 fn WITH.
thg taFk 81 tte eoantg eoartrM tta
county of tistes Nnt state @ Mlsur
.n. 6 Fssit.nH tu the eAti county
csmrl, sfe prHyer and tnuaatlQa IS
wha-h bF 80 asa fnE Nn aFter aud a.
ens aatharaaE tAe NakAtiut - that
pstrtian W islsF street. Ca f eitF ui
tata ii6l etHatF aU4 STATE atsN
Stti. thnt lies t4wafa hitkks NlN.
ttv0 ANA Segeagpea ta itrA MitifuW d
Comlfan8 s ktrst Addition e. ttl.
miaf tltys that satf getiti0n VIII 81
presented to Nae said cuRrt Cor hsaF.
Ina So tAe oRNtemlNr teFf1 ~thereeI.ta
xaa sn1 iaii Ut tlNtaonrtltoass
m ais ritf 90 hatt,r eonutg and
state aloncss.t en NaH3ay, thA afti
dax * september aoA aud an fh.
afst a&s Wtls said terra q conrt
GAO lEAPIkroN.
laly laaL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
Fair tickets Free

To every person purchasing Sac
worth Of goods Of as between now
and Sept. and We will give season
ticket admitting holder 20 the
grounds and grand stand Tor she
entire Rich Hin fair. BeasleYs,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28

Z LOCAL BRIEFS.


WIN N"H NfN VH-f
Geo Pageis suggested for sheriff
on the republican, ticket.
DR.. Ames has returned home for
\ few days visit with his family.
Go TO w. T. DuvalI Tor a suit
of overalls, a. 9zc and CSC.
The bandboys social last week
was a financial success alter all.
An kinds Of SUMMER goods have
been marked down at the Bazaar.
}. b. March and G. G. Cook
have returned from the Rosebud
agency.
old newspapers, SC for a big
bundle at The TRIBUSK office.
W. I. Duyall has graniteware,
tinware and fruit Jars for sale
cheap.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lawson are
entertaining Kansas City friends
this week.
T.. {. WEIGH has built a neat
looking addition TO his residence.
COR, s,h and Maple.
J.R. uales and }. X. Martin
are attending the state convention
at ST. Joseph.
Mr.. n. Loeb, vile and children.
have returned from q yisi, 20 the
Worlds Fair.
WinHamsou & Montgomery
lumber yard, like a lacy actor. is
sill painting.
Hon. w. b. 5. Gaul, was in the
city Monday, shaking hands with
his host Of friends.
Miss Flossie Grggs came down
from Kansas City, Sunday for a
with visit home folks.
The Rich Hill Grays won the
baseball game from the Fort Scot,
team by a score of 5 to >.
Cecil Amvs Is home from the
Kansas State University 10 spend
the vacation with homesolks.
J. c. Ogden has treated his
s,oreroom on cor. 9th and Park
avenue. to a new coat Of paint.
DR.. Slater will be in his dental
ONCE from pdesdsy morning to
Saturday noon every week. Il
Flaye Tygard pas been nursing
bis right arm aud shoulder The pas,
week or more with a severe case OF
muscular rheumatism.
The name OF Ike Petty, out
near Sprague. is suggested as a
good one to place on the Republic
can tickle, Tor sheriff.
Our Humeusvlls @, a. X. boys
viii hold a big reunion, Aug. -
a and a., aud want everybody 10
come there Tor a good time.
An our gold bug democrats re-
turned from the state convention Al
Jefferson City last Friday fully sat
i,hcd wlh what they bad done.
Cna Thompson, who has beef
eIcrking at Geneh Bros. Hardware
store, has accepted a position IN 4
store OF Sedalia, and gone to tha
city.
The many friends OF Mrs. ]. w
Snider, who recently went 10 Edo
rado Sprays for her health, will b
glad 10 Learn that she Is very niue.
better.
When you want shoes for a
children 60 +, The bazaar and sc.
pair Of Blue Ribbon ones The
arc very highly e commended b
"Baslet Brown.
VIII Richardson and family, VIII
removable Kansas sumo time ag'
have returned e their HON
in Rich Hill. We are glad to SC
our good people tome back.
A. II, Thatcher has gone ny vi
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28

Al 500 p. m. union service az tee
Christian church. Sermon hy Rev.
L. l.. Plnnell
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
10 esIfpfnla.

Frl4a AnEzass ~ 10 pa
the round trip for SIS ssum ths
Missouri rivsr ouiv SI Mef
ratsFnin@ via Eg@et SoUa4
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28

Republican Convention Dates.
Judicial convention Jefferson
CITY Sept IS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-28
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Texas. 0s shsHtaa end MeEi
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For .setaliRd lalorB4ti9n ia n-arf
a. traiu @ryice rates ete anpty Is
T. IL. fsltiafrena laasl aeeht. 81
JAS pesohue A. q A. A.. Kansas
cts, $40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
BOAT GOES
DOWN WITH
all ABOARD. |i' |:
The Little Steamer Call.
Sinks and Nineteen
Lives Lost.
WAS STRUCK BY
a. RAGING STORM.
Vessel Was Caught in the Gulf
Of st. Lawrence and Either
Foundered or Was Tossed
Upon Ledges at En-
trance Of the
Harbor.
tBy 4 Annotated Press.l


HALIFAX N. g., October 11.--News
reached here to-day OF the wreck OF the
little steamer Call Of New London. Prince
Edward Island. during last Saturdays
gale. with the ioss, 1t Is believed. Of all
ON board, some nineteen souls, OF whom
fourteen were passengers, all men.
Among those on the steamer was the son
Of John Fagar, OF this city. one Of the.
principal owners.
n Tho Call was a new vessel. and had
been busily engaged during the last six
months in plying between New Brunswick
and Prince Edward Island ports on a
regular packet service.
far up IN northern New Brunswick. to
New London, on the northern coast Of
Prince Edward Island It had been the
custom \ OF the Call TO stop at hume rotls
little fishing ports on her way d own the
coast, and 1T Is thought that her passen-,
gers were nearly all fishermen.
Last Saturdays st orn ged with great
severity in the gulf of ST. Lawrence, blow.
ing directly on the northern shore Of
Prince Edward Island. The harbor of;
Now London IS difficult one ITO enter
and while the reports OF the wreck an al
exceedingly meagre. 1t Is believed that
the little vessel was caugh In the GUT
'by the storm, and was eli her tt brown On
the led ges at the entrance Of the Ia rbor
or foundered, short distance OF II the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
a Terrific Artillery En- E: I
gagement Along lion the ne
Entire Front.
WOUNDED BEING
TAKEN TO MlJKD'EN'
ST. Petersburg Does Not Believe
Engagement IS Genera u 7 q
kio Hears Of Japanese Sue
cess-Losses Very Heavy.
Gunboat Sinks With
900 Of Crew.


@ For three days there has been sharp,
fighting q little north OF the railway town
of Yentai, between Lao Ynng and lux
den. The Russian advance was checked
and the attac<ing force was com PEELED
to retire to the north sidet Of the schtli
River, but sequently recro sseds to the
south side OF that stream. where5at latest
accounts q terrific artillery Git was II IL
progress. In mi Hilary circle at ST. Peters
burg the fighting noted lis not con- n sidered
as being the magnitude OF a general en-
7gagement such as Is expected 4 to come.
possibly within a few days, I, somewhere 'e
within a triangle ndioated by lines con- IN
Meeting Lao Yang. Yentai and Sykwtn--, 4, -,s
ttun. This battle. when 1t IS fought. IS
expected to- be decisive OF tliis years cam NJ
5paig7l. Wounded Russian soldiers who
have been taken back to NIu kden show 10Y
by their, creerfulness the improve rnent n :
that has been produced on the spirits OF
his troops by General sKuropa g course
IN assuming the Offensive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
THE E; RISIlVG q TIDE

by one OF the principals frees the other,
according to the practice OF common law.
He said there was nothing In the prayer
book to prevent the remarriage 9 + the
innocent person @slsg $
Rev.5 J Johns w illiams. Of Oma 1la. Neb,
thought that II the deputy OF North Caro-
lima was correct in his argument as to
the marriage vow, the church had "a laws
as loose ass those Of South .Da ko ta-
Two members announced that since the
San Francisco convention, three years
ago, they had been converted to the side
OF those who oppose the remarriag &c a OF
persons. T hey were r. Bailey,
Of Chicago, and Rev. DR.. Samuel u Ring
gold, Of Knoxville, Tenn. Tbe& church,
said DR.. Ringgold, has no power sto AlrE. un-.
marry. and should have none TO fremarry r
any one. ;f
The comn,i ttee arose and was given per e /,
mission to take up he later y y
the week. j3
4 Honor sArch shop:
h Right Rev. win islop q
iFlorI wi1o has been con fined to Ills
hotel Oh account Of an In Jury, recei eiyed a.
New ln5st he House @ @
Evention today.
The Archbishop OF Can terbury was pres.
5ent during the debate. The members Ct g
the House OF Bishops, In their indi vidual
capacity;j have arranged to present the
Archbishop with mamrnoth loving cup.
Bishop for Cuba.
The House OF. Bishops to- day ed q Y z
favor OF the consecration Of a. bishop for
Cuba. THE Cuban i1eld IS now under ! ne M
SUPERVISION OF Right Rev. James Fl. Van
Buren, bishop o Porto Rico. Is under M t
stood. that's if the House Of Deputies en- en-
dorses the action Of the lp1shops, s a alocc.
sansfors Cuba will be chosen az the preseite
cnnven ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
WANTED Acc UsEDS C APTlAlllN 4 n n
10 BE THElR QvERN0Rl
1ny Asls,o,,ctIated = 3 Press. )

ATLANTA. GA, October y 1.----A cam
yass OF the votes in VI the recent State fit
election reveals the fact that In Fulton
county. oe which this city is the county!
seat thirteen votes were cast for Captain
Robert NJ ST Hitch for Governor Of the
State. Floyd and Richmond counties gave
Captain Hitch four votes each for the
same office. S85
Captain Hitch is now being tried II,
Savannah by court t-martial l%o N serious
charges in connection with the recent
Statesboro@ lynching. &
The total vote cast in the State cleo
ton Is estimated by Secretary Cook d
about 7O 900, which Is much larger than.
usual. and larger than was expected In
view OF the fact that the Democratic
ticket had no opposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
WINNIPEG SWEPT
BY A GREAT | 4 | FIRE .|.|'
Three Of Finest Business Blocks
in City Destroyed,
Loss $4,000.
lRy.Associated a Press

(BytAsSoclateu freSs'( is{ n
ST, PAUL. MIN NJ, October Il "A spe-
icial to the Pioneer Presa from Winnipeg.
Manitoba. says; '5 TX
Fire Tonight DESTROYED three OF tho
finest business blocks III this city. ell
failing a loss Of at least 100000. \.
For a time the flames threatened to
spread to adjoining buHainss, and but
for the splendid work Of the fire hri-s.
gade q much larger damage would have
resulted, The fire started In the new
Rullman Block. which was totally de-
stroyed, The tAshdown Hard waras Cons
.pany. on Bapnatyna Street, one Of the
largest establishments Il of its slnd IN
Canada was damaged by the lanes
Many explosions caused by tpoWler and
cartridges carried in the stouS8 Of ths
hard dware company. but no Ros,s MAS irr
jured, s s3 s-S- Vs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
B BRING WAR INTO
UNITED STATES.
Torpedo. Boats Wrecked and.
Suspicion Attaches to Van
isl,ed Russian Spies,
.(By Associated Press }

(13y Associated Press,) #
ST PAUL, MINI, october 4 "A spe-l
cIal TO the Dispatch from Alinot, N, ID.
says;
Two Knocked down torpedo boats en-
route over the Great Northern 70 seat-
tie have been wrecked near 1owNer
through the breaking of the forward
Journal Oh the truck containing part Of
one Of the boats. 1t Is thought the truck
was tampered with at Rugby, 49, "a "
During the summer q npmb ber Of RUS
SLAMS have been eplplo Dyed on the section
crew at ToWner, Some Of them, II IS
stated have disappeared, IA
1t is known the Russian and Jappasse
governments have had spies In this copn--
try with a view to Watching supplcious
shipments to the Orient
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
LOOKS FOR 1 BIZ 3 FIGHT. 6. 4;
ST. Petersburg Does 81, II ES'E 'E!3le7'' elieye
Present Severe. i I. Struggle e ll1di- 1:l1<lils.,
Gates General 4 Ems cement i
! !. y 3. !. !, {, !, /,

Associated EIress - !! - III
ST. PETERSBuRG,sOct Octop s. ~ ~ -, -
M-severe ghting north $of Yentai, J. re-
ts,,ltine III a temporary check OF Ten zen
aral NJ SKuropatkln's advance ID guard, OF
Witch tho Associated Press correspond
.ent at A1ukden telegraphed the first ne ws,
mot rega rded at the War OF flee as In
dicatinr a general engagement me
latest official dispatches indicating the
.disposition#of the various CORPS, snow "
itbat tie whole army IS not yet n line
81 battle. The present eng gagemeslnt m ma!
therefore, beregarde as the result oL 9
counter attack which an enterprising zoe
like the, Japanese might be expected 70
NAL d but B without any calculation TO to
prevent tile Russia IN I'll adv ance. .sss 6 eneral
;Kuropatkin,s present superiorit IN NJ M n
hers, It is held here, is bound, i sooner or
later to compel the Japanese to fall
back 3upon their strong positions within,
the triangle formed by Yentat, Lao
Yang and Sykwantun. q Every hing points
10 that district as being the prospective
scene got the decisive struggle Of this
years campaign.
Must Watch the East.
strategic reasons OF the most weighty
character render It imperative for the.
Russians as we'll efas for. the Japanese
to bestow their chief attention upon
the country east of . the railway. Tho.
Russians are compelled to- this course
because the railroad rims northeastward
and hence lines of communlca ton are
T fEr1 a Iyr.,xn \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
3 LooDY j 8 A AlT1Is'TllLE#sRAGE!s !! !,
Russians, B Beate1l B ack, Advance
Again, and Terrific Fight
Ensues.
nv A Associated Press.'

by
NfIjKDEN. Oct. i'll p. MA bloody
battle lis nowSrag ging about six miles north stl
or = entail railroad sta lion. The Ja apanese
on Sunday fell back along the ole front on
and the Russian adyance gu lards crossed ost q
the schiliS River "a bout hal & way between
Afukden and sLiao-Y Yang and came with !. /
IN three niles ofs YentA but yesterday
the ap;anese received strong reinforce /
3mentsS OF infant ana srtille and NOT
only Held their pos Ions but even ssuumed
fthaf offensive. he n figh ting lasted the
entire day ana nigh nese al, |,
srected their arti illery flre wit great skill
ana searched the d Russian positions s e
.fercely that the Russia fell bae nor.h J,
81 the schilisR River, aWliic crosses the rail-
road seven smiles from Yerltai The RUS
slams this morning resumed their %
vance. once more crossed the schili5 River
and enga ged the Japanesel two miles soutn 2
81 q terrif illery enga nt ls
nrocee5inr along Il tho entire front. me
.ras,lt ~ the bats 81 Is astill aundec &C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
NEGRO DIED FROM a..
BLOWS HE RECEIIED
s(By Associated Press

4 AUGUSTA, GA,. October / LA special
to the Chronicle from Johnston, S. Co.
says the body OF Wade Hartley, who died
on the county chain gang 5aout two weeks
ago, and whose sudden death aroused
suspicion Of foul play, was Gexhuned to-
day and an inquest was held. S'It de-
veloped that tllesnegro had been beaten
three times by guards or forenlen-C Core
Ily. Prince and Sawyer. The evidence
was sufficient in the minds Of The july.
.to render the following verdict: THAT
Wade Hartley came to his death by u
blow on the back Of the head ard In tho
eye while In charge OF the chain gang"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Virginia.

The Democratic campaign goes merrlly
on: the Governor made speech IN Lee
county yesterday and was warmly re-
.ceiyed; Flood met .Rivercomb at Bucking-S
ham Court house; Attorney-Gen sAnder.i
sonis speaking on the asterns Shore and
Democratic speakers are sweeping the
field Ecveryw here-O Over four hundred per-
mits granted to Norfolk citizens TO carry
sconcealedi weapois--Ai RS. Arthur aged
bedford Springs ~ an Fexp ploding lamp
Al, clipping couple drive thirty miles to
:Gatesville. n. CT, from SUFFOLK over dusty
roads and are married d-----En gineer killed
at Roanoke while asleep with his head
hanging out OF window o ( the cal ab-----.rhe
New j. ork yacht Emdymian ruined by tug
IN Hampton Roads and! beached TO pre-
vent sinking 80 NNsstss 1alsinger# dies from
lock iu.yE at Harrison burg. s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
HOW WEINS'E||:lM|ERi {; ! /
EXPORTED MONEY N: }. I
Contractor Says Mar, Demanded Den |l7'1l'tl
$4,000 o.o--Didn't 3 Get Il and and
Called Strike
nv ~ Associated, Press.

ss5, NEW. YORK. octoper II AT the trial
tof Phlip Yeinscimer, FORMER preslaent
of of nc Building Trades ALLIANCE, WHO ls Y
charged With the extoftlon Of ss.7oo from : y
George I, ,lcssig, a contractor, g Gorge 4,
s Inhnson. pf the firm Of Johnson, ia I'M
ana n,c Company, NJ the contractors who erect
Ssd tho chaisworth Hotel. in RIVERSIDE r. y Y
Drive, told in detail OF an alleged NJ "
itempt ] BY Weinselmer to Obtain from him
5000 on tho Chatswortl 9 contra cts. y, g,
Shis refusal to nay the amount "a nd me 9,
3s.,bsenuent subs strike Oh the plumbing con-
tract, Il d, q ,oo, ~
no met Weinsel elnler, " Welnseln'er he Sale,
announced that q. strike was 70 shes cal9-
ed. " s5is sss y 4 81
.,you are making some money on 4 tue
Iiob-about SO, ,OOo-and you ought to give
up Up, $500 Yeinseimer SAID. I" continued the
Witness 5ss q . .& ". ,,Sis. Il
I ~ said that ne could not do that, bpt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
KAIsER's DREAM OF
HOLY ROMAN EN- PIRE
(By Associated z Press. ,

LONDON. Oct. L. The Times Rome
correspondent, upon what he is inclined
to regard as accuSlte information. says:
.'It appears that Emperor William has
conceived and rs attempting to execute
a master stroke Of policy by bringing into
tie orbit OF the decibund the vatican.
hitherto It's most persistent foe, thus
bringing within measurable distance tho
realization Of tho Emperor's life-long
dream OF a Holy Roman Empire, in fact
II not in name, under lIohenzollern lead
ierslip.