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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
(99lub fOlst.)

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25

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Die fhoniten bon alien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
MAYNARD IN
SOUTHLAND N.
Opens the Campaign v With
Speech to Newly Or
ganized Club.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA, August 3.-Congress-
man Maynard. of this district, has made
the first speech Of the campaign in the
interest OF the Democratic ticket, ma tional
and congressional. His speech was made
at ratification meeting OF the newly
organized Parker Club at outhampton
last night, In the presence OF large
crowd fof enthusiastic Democrats. 35
Il t Is understood that the Republicans
intend to put up q man to oppose Mr..
Maynard for reelection. but as yet the
candidate has nat been forthcoming.
MISSING BOY DROWNED.
y The drowned body OF Joe Lyon. the six
.year~old son OF George w. Lyon. OF I
,Brambleton, reported to the police last
night as having disappeared from home
was found to-day in the river at the foot
OF Ivilloughby Avenue, a few rods from
the house where he lived. he lad is sup
posed to have fallen into the water from \
a bridge leading from a lot In the rear5oi
his homo TO an oyster factory located
some yards from the shore.
Al SUICIDE.
e The body OF q white man, found yes
;terdayS on Calvert's Lane. was idenufied3
TO- day a s. that of H. McLaugh hin. q ma
Schinists at the Norfolk navy yard .S "a
scoroner's inquest esta bills he'd ~ that the
man committed suicide by following
ilaudanum. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
The Buffalo Races
lBx Asso.cIated Press.

BUFFALO. N. VI, August s.--The grand
circuit races continued to-day at Kenilworth
PARK over a somewhat heavy track. produced
n surprise in the $40 trot, In which Stanley
Dillon the M. and NJ. winner was favorie.
,Geer's horse was never in the hunt. Sum
maries:f . Y = , 81
Mc3regor won first heat and race; Hall
Fry third. head. second: Lisonjero second
heat. third Best time, e;os Ia. 81
H2:07 pace-plrse $l.500--Anidrosls won second
and third heats and race: Wlnfried Strait
ton first heat second, sufreet third, Best time.
2:05 Ia. II Il lf
cond and third heats;s Consulella first heat,
second = The Roman third. Best time, 2:0s.
ais pace-purse $I,000-Cheery Lass won in
two straight heats Glad Bells second. John
Burns third. Best time 2:0S 3-4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
i. and GOODE 10 J \
SPEAK in GEORGIA R |: J. !.
Will Address the Legislature in
Behalf Of the Jane town ss5s
Exposition.
n. b. n
speciaI to The Times1Dispatch,,

Especial to The Times-D lisp tcli,)
h NORFOLK. VA, August 8 General
Fitshugh Lee will ado ress both n houses uses
of the Georgia Legislature Monday upon t'4I
the Jamesto wn Exposition. It is pos
sible that Mr.. John 6 oode will also speak 1
to the Georgia Legislature. Both a tlt1-
dresses were requested by the Legislaa-;
5ture. 5 III
The purpose of these addresses is to
.kindle the interest OF Southern States
In. the great Exposition. General y Lee e.
spoke on the subject before the Mary
land Legislature some time go. The
members Of that body have decided TO
ma mo a Jamestown Exposition Commit 'ral1
tee from their State Sq6 tx n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
The Harlem Running.

80 (By Associated Press.
CHICAGO August s-Results at IT,, Harlem Ia x a.
n, first. before e to y second, The nramin
Go 10 IL third Time. ]: o1 ~. ], 20
Ii second race-short course. steepie1enaseeIT72
second, Alma Girl q TO y third. Tame.
4 Third race-six furlongs-Lady Savoy u 70
10Y first, Ramshorn tl6 to u second, Fla1maf
ri to ID third Time. ! IA 2.5.
Fourth race-six furlon gs,-TAAlayor Johnson m =
to j. first. Grand e TO y second, Peter =.
Is TO y third, Time, q IA. ~ =
! Fifth race--slx furlongs-s Mccafferty q
to Is first Marco (12 stott1) second. Optional
40 to u third. Time. 1:l4 3-5. 81
q sixth race--one mile and a Sslxteenth-Leiln,
.f18 to 81 first. Princess Tulane g 10 y second,
Joe Lesser tevenl third. Time, :46 3-5, 4 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
al. M, Arnistead.
J. Especial to The Times-Dispat

(speclalEtoT The Times-D ispatch)
.sLYNCHBuRG, VA, August 3.-James
Madison Armistead. q well known real
estate agent and prominent .churchmaIl
OF this city, died this afternoon. after
an illness Of more than a year,
Fle was eighty years old and was hale
and hearty up to two years ago when
he fell In a we'll forty-six feet deep.
While he recovered from the effects Of
that fall, 1t was not long until his health
failed and he became an invalid.
4@ HeGwas an eldegr in estminlster Pres
byterian ChurclisTssnsre for twenty-five
years. He served ta,, siHh the Civil War
In the Eleventh Virs. u agiment he
Ing severely wounded AZ battle Of
Hive Forks 81 sG h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
BOARD o F CON ILIATION
Called FOR SESSION.
E(l,jBEY .Associated Press

.zasssVSIu
n SCRANTON. PA, August Sat the
request OF Pres dent WI III. Dettrey. OF
tho q United Mine Workers of America.
President w. u. Cornell, OF the Anthra-
cite Board Of Cancellation. to-day called
a meeting OF that orga nization to be held
al yYilkesbarre2 on Friday to take up the
controversy over the payment of check
Wei hmen and check docking bosses
which Is causing considerable irrita ton
III the upper coal fields. The action Of
President Cornell Will proba bly, cause
the mine workers to postpone the g calling
of any, strike.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
NEW ELECTRIC LINE.
Two Surveys Between Washing,
ton and Winchester.
ecIal to The Tlmes-Dispatch

& WINCHESTER, " A. August 3.--severali
we'll known engineers will make surveys
for the winchester and Washington Elec-
trio Railway? Company Of the two routes
now considered by the corporation, One
OF the proposed routes Is bysyyay of Ber-4
by SBulwood and Upperville. The people
residing along the latter route are more
srlix ious, and some of the Berryville bus
mess men think the trolley would ,injure5
II. gton Mr. S. H. Hansbrough Is pres
ident OF the company. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
FARMERS CONVENTION
Officers Elected and Large Com.
nnittee to Be Appointed.
lsnecial Ia The Tlmes-p lspateh)

Especial to Tho Tlmes-UIspatchJ
RALEIGH, N. CT, August 8, he State
Farmers Convention, in session the past
three days at the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College. elected officers this aft
ternoon and adjourned. New officers are
3. II. Daughridge, of Rocky Mount. presi-
dent: j. Up. Kerr. Asheville, ylce-president;
DR.. Burk, OF tho Agricultural and Me-
chanical chair OF Agriculture. secretary.
A Provision was made for the appointment
OF an executive committee of ninety
members, one In each county, 70 promote,
wider interest and Increased attendance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Robert c. #Ould.
I(;3y Associated press

g 771-371f7 ~ 7Assoclated #Ffess,)
E PLlATTSBURG, N, ", August S.-Spe-
5cial Inspector Robert G.. Ould, ,of tha
United States customs service, stationed
diabetes and heart heart t r.
hle at Champlain. at the age OF sixty
], ears. Mr.. onld was a member OF Mos
fedetate army, better kno wn as '''NIosby's
Glierrillas, and his father was Judge
Robert Ould. at Richmond. Va. who was
district attorney for the District Of Cos
slumbia during Bl,chanans administration
and later the Confederate agent for the
exchange of prisoners at City Point. VA,
curing tho Civil War; 49, 45lSia{ WA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Kicked in the Abdoman.

y Ascolored woman who lives at No. 554
Brook Avenue was very painfully AID
being kicked in "a the abdomen while m
4, delicate state OF health. She was carr
lrIed TO the Almshouse In the ambuialce:
l'r. Perkins was unable to say last mig NJ
how serious her injuries were. 4S4l. tssG3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Stationary Engineers VS.. Brownies. at

AGO.
gain did victory perch upon the BAN
rers OF George Daily's fast Brownies.
The game between the leaders and the
Parton Heights team at Broad street
19Ark yesterday was one OF the best
Played here this season.
S3 "a large crowd OF rooters, many or
them ladies, shouted for their faVorites,
but the Brownies maintained their SUI.
prema cy, and must have convinced the
!cranks that they are as fine players as
Richmond has seen for several years, or.
since the days of the Atlantic League.
e The Barton Heights team Is consd-
cred by many as the strongest team In
the league but yesterdays game demon
strated the fact that they must remain
second to the Brownies ggls. ri
{ The Twin City teams are giving Just
as good ball as Richmond ever had r here
was no childs play y,este y, and the he
was pleased, and it Is quite certain that
a big crowd will go out to Fridays and
Saturdays games. sS EBS Y n Z
grSt. fal !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
REAL ESTATE.
4 FOR RENT AND SALE,
Two S-room houses, & rent from SepteMst
G LINTON LEE,
BILE NJ. Fifth ST., Richmond, Va
DEATHS.

s p. M., WILLIAAI'fF II. b URRUss, aged {
forty-seven years, He leaves tvs, sons
and one daughter--IN. w. and AZ n. - 4
~ Burruss and Mrs. Charles Bari er,
X Funeral notice La ter, 5ii
ELLIs.--Died 4 at A fton, Ruckinghan
county Va, on Sunday. July alst,, lse VIII I
FRANiS FEARN ELLIS. Ir,. AGED one
year. son ot Jenny Porter and tranE
Fearn Ellis Il, 8ss, Y. {. /,
Burial ii the family arying,gEoqqyn ".
II at Solitude, Hncking 8 ham count X Y,
birmingham (Ala.l ana n Mas wills 4
(Tenn.) papers please, copy, lE
QUILL Died, wednesday morning, y, 4 In
Champain, N. A.. RORERF @. QUIeD.i
SON al the late Judge RohertS olld, 4 OF
this, City, He leaves q wife and TIVE sonst
to NOUN thetr loss ~, ~ =. 3
Interment ib Holly,wond RlDAx ~
MORNING from Elba 3 tat !, XII
ROBERTSON Entered int, rest Tues
d day, August I'd. at n: s5 q clock Al ~:
s.S { the residencelof her nonhew, tAir. CT
IS p Burruss, No. S22 West. Grace Street, /.
Mos. t III RRIEr q ROBERTSON. relist 4
or Generally ], n. Robertson, OF q exas. Inv
the eighty-sacond year OF her al go IS x 7;
Funeral THURSDAY August ~ h. atf
O'Clock r. NJ from the house. Friendoa
Of the family are inYilsd TO attend,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Fractured IIis Skull.a

Steel Jackson, a colored boy about
ously injured on Moore Street yesterday,
Afternoon By d bicycle ridden by Eddie
Hopkins. colored.
The ambulante was called and the la,l
was, taken 10 the City Hospital. where
ii was found that he had COMP essed
fracture Of the skull, DR.. Nuckols tre.5
pinned his skull. and the patient Is 1dol.ig
as we'll as could be expected. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
WANT CLEvELANDs TO
TAKE STUMP IN lLLlN0lS

Special to The Times Dispatch.)
CHICAGO, August San Invitation was,
forwarded to-day by Western Demo cratic
leaders to x-President Grover Cleye-5
land to take the stump for Judge Parker
in Illinois In the coming presidential
campaign. 1t is understood Mr., Cleye-
land Will take tho matter under con-
sderation In conference with Judge
Parker at an early date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Dr.. ]. r. Cain.
a(special Il The Times-Diana.t =

(Special to The Times-D spatch.)
DURHAM. N. Co. Aug. a 3,--Dr. i. u = !.
Cain, one of Durham's old est citizens, died
at the homo of his daughter, Mrs. Anna
y G. Bridgers. last night at il $50 O'clock
aged seyenty-five years.
No man In Durham was known better
\ than DIR. Cain. He had lived in Durham
and this section for many years. He
leaves a. large family OF children and
grandc hildren ut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
George TAYLOR.

Especial to The Tim es-D lspatch.)
RAY VA Aug. MIR. G Jorge Ia lor,
4 an aged and prominent citizen Of Rap
spahannock county, died at his home near
4Sperryville last night, aged about seventy
four years. He had been an invalid for
several years. He was one of the richest
men In Rappahannocls, his fortune having
been amasaed by stock raising. He was
the ather Of Mrs. r. T. Herndon, Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Katherine Rust.

Especial toirhe L imes- pispatch,)
e WINCHESTER, VA.. AuguEt 3.--Mrn,
katharine Rust. one Of the oldest ladies'
Iii the county. died at Refuge last night,.
after lono Illness, She was the widow
Oh the late Alfred NJ. Rust and was for-
relatives. Mrs. R;sst was born near Ref
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Mrs. A. G. Pouder.

RoA sseStsi VA ~ August ta;s EMS Al
.Lerta c. Pouder, wife OF Mr.. Thomas
tPouder. died suddenly this morning from
a hemorrhase, aged afty.seyen years.
resided In Roanoke for twenty years, She
Is survived by her husband and four
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
George S. Morgan.

y CHARLESTON, w. VA Aug. a.
George s. Morgan, aged forty-one, Mayor
Of this city from 1901 to 1908. and a prom
,ineut citizenfra and business man. died at
his home here o-day after a leng thy Ill
ness. III M. n 58it "a SS5}5
rs He is survived by his wife and six chill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Family Will Go Home.

Mrs.. Mary Jones, with her three little
daughters. who went to Sergeant Bailey
Ut the First Statnon for assistance sew
rral DAYS ago. is at the Almshouse. A
collection Is being taken llpst send them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
OBITUARY.
Mr.. WillialnP Burr1u:ljssvs.

e ES lMl. VvAA4t0ttA = = - ~ = ~ y
Mr.. William p. Burruss died at his
home in this city yesterday at 3:l5 p n 4,
lie leaves two sons, w, w and W. IL
I,urruss, and one daughter, Mrs. Charles
Barker, to mourn his loss,
The lime Of tho funeral has not yet
been fixed
Funeral Services.
Mi. Robert G, Ould, who died yester,.
day morning In Champlain, n, ", Will
bs buried IN Hollywood, this city The
hody will DO carried from the IRAN az
The funeral Of Mrs, Harriet 9. Robert.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
DAY ON$THE. DIAMOND.
Results Of Yesterdays Games in
the Big League.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
Cincinnati, SIS Philadelphia rs.
Pittsburg, 3; Brooklyn, 2.
New York. /; Chicago, 8. q Il
Boston, rs; ST Louis, Sc. III
Where They Play To-day.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn,
Chicago at New York, $ s$
Cincinnati at Philadelphia, n:
st. Louis at Boston.
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Mr.. Addison Made Cashier.

Mr.. w. M. Addison, who h as been assist
ant cashier of the National Bank of Yir-
lglnta, was yesterday elected cashier. Me-
Addison Is considered an efficient off,,
clal. IA W 10
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EPORTED THAT 'THlRTY-TWOI
WERE KlLLED BY EXPLOSION

R3578857 q (I3y 1AssoclatedH PIess.)
y LONDON, August Asa. dispatch to the
.naily.s Express from Brussels, which,
however, IT Is not confirmed, from any
other source, reports that tliirty-twn per-
SONS were killed near Arion3 by an ex-
irlosion which a forwards Set fire to seY-
esaI miles Of oornfields.
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Standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday.
Chicago. 3; Washington, 2. n
PHILADELPHIA. 10; ST.. Louis, 4.
Boston. Il: Cleveland, g.
New York, s; Detroit, 2. Az

Where They Play To-day.
Boston at Cleveland,
Philadelphia at ST. Louis,
3S New. York at Detroit, 3
Washington at Chicago.
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Standing of the Clubs.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday,

Scores Yesterday.
yE At Atlanta; New Orleans, !; gAtle;s.a. o.
!. At birmingham; Little Rock. f2; Birmng-5
ham, o. y i5s s&
3 At Montgomery: Montgomery Memphis wet
grounds & }ai
AT Nashville: Shreveport, o; Nashville. 8, E 81
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TANYA THE WINNER.


Walked Off Easily at Saratoga
With Spinaway $4,000 Stakes.
{By Associated Press)
SARATOGA. M X, Ag ~ st. s ). won
dns stases 9. e tor
from W. s. FanshaWe'sS schulmite, Tanyaj
made all the running, and was never headed.
winning easily. Summary;
First race-fye and a half furlongs-Trama-5
tor Is to y first, Gilpins % to 81 second.
yTeacress q to y third; Time los
Second race--steeplec short course
Good and Plenty "a to % first Royelle e to
y 2 second Manilian eco to y third Time,
Third race--the spinaway, five and q half
sfurlongs-Tanya Il to l5) first. schuamite eco
TO. second. Linda Lee 600 to y third Time,
Fourth race-one mile-Elliott II to Is first.
Fire Eater "a to ~ second. Gay I1othario III
tn 81 third. Time, ]: 40 2-5. .
:, Fifth raee-slx furlongs-cle taa to y
t95 to - third. Time. ! ia.
!, Sixth raes-ene mile and i furons- Ace
Pain, bearer q 10 y third, Time, 1;5a 2-5
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days.

Is III execution. OF 4 decree Of the CHAM
Gerry Court Of the city OF r ichmond 1. ems
tered July 23d, 1904. In the consolidated3ss
causes Of s"stagg vs. Ryan ct als., Lum Ell
iberE & Son va. Ryan ct al and RI
Mason, Surviving e rustee, &s vs.. Ryan *
ct ais, we will II by arct ton, on the
premises, on S8S s538 8as
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9TH, q sO4
at g O'Clock Il. M, the excellent stone and
brick residence above referred to, with
feet, more or ] less = and running back be-s;
tween parallel lines 125 81 feet moreSi
or less, to a 2 foot alley. The II
ira tive location IS wei gwor thy Of the at
tention Of both home ekers and 8inves--as
tors. III
fTERMS- One- fourth cash. and the bal-&
sance at 6, ~ and 1S months for notes wi tn I;
Interest added and title retained the 8pur -I
chaser also to insure the proper as ad IN