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to be prepared to- deal with this this
phase ofStlic situation.
Y BRITISH VERY B!!TTER,
War S Looked Upon Papers
and People as a Possibility.
Excitcnlctit IsVeryWl1erc.
jByiA ssocIntcd Pross.l

BY Associated IsIGsS.y
LONDON. July 90 The Associated
Press Tonight interviewed many promi-
ncnt persons connected and IN close touch
with tho government relative TO the seiH-
ire OF British vessels by steamers OF tho
Russian volunteer fleet III the Red Sea,
As d result Of these inquiries there is
known to be d remarkably hostile feeling
against Russia Of a strength ana a Dlt-
tcrness almost without precedent aincc
the Crlnlcah whr. Even the most !. con, u
scrvatlvc people who have been III
tho service of the government Cor inal'S
years and who oponly tleplorcd. the li7
haste With which they Thought Grea::
Britain had plunged into tins Irransvaf
var, Tonight frankly declared for a
policy Of Srcprisal against witch III is re-
garded here ,is Russian nolNt lion Of!
treaties and plratlcal attack or, ASl3ritislll
commerce. III X S5J., u
rho werlikc tone of such papers as (, tlle
Times. tie STANDARD. the Morning Post
and tho DnilS -1ele grapll, which In ma
,tional crises hitherto almost Invariably
advised caution, hns had It's inevitable
effect There has, boon stirred up ~
storm Of Indignation among MI classes
In tho United Kingdom the strength of /.
which tie government itself1can scarcely
gauge. 4S:{.
THOSE who deplored the outbreak Of the I
war between Japnn und Russia. and III
sisted publicly md privately That Great
Britain. crippled financially after her
South African experiences. must not al
all costs be drawn 9into.the far Eastern
struggle. are now amongst the most out
spoken champions ofsSa, physical force
that will prevent tho repetition Of the
Nialarcu Incident In the Red Sea.
Lord 1.nilsdownc, & says the Daily Tclc-g.
graph. voicing The views of the govern
Al ,t,tt rV tnf1
by tho abuse of}thc right OF search in
tho only manner worthy soft British
minister. compelled to dercnd the inter
csts Of British commerce and the honor
of the flag and. acting with unhesithting
firmncss and promptltudc. which recall
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HOW 10 FIND OUT.

t-k u
Fiji a bottlo or common glass With
4 your wat Ter and let II stand twottty-four
Hours; O. sediment Or settling Indicates
an unhealthy condition Of the kidneys:
III 1t stains the linen II ID evidence OF
kidney trouble, too frequent desire 70
pass II, or pain In tho back Is also con
3vincing toof4tl,nt the Kidneys and hlad-
Ger arc out Of order.
What TO DO.
There Is comfort Iii The knowledge SO
often expressed that pr. Kilmcr's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy, fulttlis
every wish In curing rheumatism, pain IN y
the back, Kidneys liver bladder o. y!
every part or the urinary pnssage.s ~ !
corrcets inabiltyBto hold water nnd scnld \
Ing pain IN passing II, sor bud effects fol- I
lowing Use OF liduor. vino or bcer,t md
ctercotnes that unpleasant necessity OF
being compelled to go often during t ING,
day. and TO get atip many times during y!
tho night. Tho mild and the extraordi-
nary effect OF Swamp-Ro Root Is soon real g \
ICED 1t stands The highest for It's Won
,derful cures OF the most distressing cases
IT you need a ifi6dicino you should lave AYE
the best. Sold by druggists III fifty-ce1it
and o,ic-dolfar SKIES n &. v. 4 gg
You may have II sample bottle OF
Swamp Root i The great kidney remedy,
and n book thnt tells I'LL about II, both
sent absolutely FREQ by mall. Address
DR.. Kinicr & Co, Binglamton, N. ~.
Wien Writing sbe suro to mention that
you read this generous offer in ,rhc Rioh-I
mond Daily ,rlmcs-D Dispatch. Don 7 make
any mistake, but remember the name
Swamp Root, DR. lIlinlcr's SWninp-R Root,
and tho anddress, Binghnmton, N. Y, OH
every bottle,
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MRS. CARRIE NATION
ON THE RAMP ! I 4. I /,
Slapped Cigarette From Young
Mans Mouth and Was
Knocked Down.
/. q, , X ,r,,o ,,o,e,.T5lsp.t.h 1,

Special to rho TImes.D lsphtchO
n GUTHRIE, OKLA, y ~ 20 CARRIE Ma i
ftlon.I who CARDS this part q & no courl--
ity as her Old stamping ground broke
loose hero to-day and cp,lsed y commo-
;tion. slo slapped ~ cigarette! from ~
young MANS mouth after warming him
Iof tho eyll 9crfects Of the weed, and WAS !
promptly knocked down. she M az ~ 2 on (
gtha, CONT looking for moro trou bio. q
h Mrs. Nation lived for many years In
Oklahoma efo'o reachillg tho aenlt h Of
;ler Bsnlpun-snashing glory In Kansas,
She comes back every year to attend B
tho annual fail. and ithls accounted for
her presence here. Today, When she
errlyed she told u friend that sl.n in-A
tended 10 eep her eye peeled for n blind y
and other forms OF Vice.. t WAS DO long
tbefore she esped John Wllllahls. Of i
sTrenton; KY. pull!ns a ON an tn- Z
4 Young man. you are prost y v tin6 sye
talents" she dlnon!slled, wa lkipE IN 70 4
him IL; menucing attitude, '' llsAw E. ~
away. q Il !ls II Is
81 NYilllam3' re fused. 81 ..$
n,rhen I'll tllrow6zi Il away for you,''
SAID Mrs. Ma tion, slapping the ciga retts
from The yollh's mouth. y ia 4 y b M
Tbere,,pon Wlliama Knocked his would
be bene factor down, She MAS pp ~ IN
Instant unlnj ured. i,sss &,
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'WA1ERB|O||:|||Y'||
The WINNER
Outriins Broomstick and Rose.
tilt OH the Brighton
Beach Track.
ENTHUSIASM OVER VICTORY
Champion Of Last Year Went.
Under Wire a Full Length
and a Half Ahead.
flnv A,ssociatea E'pross.) Y

iN !
N tsw oIs1S.5 july 20 WAterboy, tbs I
champion ct last year, won the nth race
ut Brighton Beach to-day, BY NJ length Z
md half, defeating Rosctint and
Broomstick, the latter tho holder OF the
world record OF 200 40, for one mile
md a quarter.
4 Waterways victory aroused hs. much
enthusiasm as did 1,roomstick's nine
days ago, when no won tho Brighton
shandicar. Rroomsticl was always a
Sfavoritc, closing at 4 TO s., while Water
boy who opened at TO s, was pounded
down to II TO 10. all tho plungcrs sending
big commissions into the ring. SUM
Il '" First races no furlongs-l f1epr de
Mare e TO -, first; Confcssor q TO y
second Salt and Pepper q 70 ~, third
miles-dood5 and PLENTY to 81. first; +
Si1s 'i i third. limo I'M se5.s &
Il Third race Selling; mile ard six
tenth loycrlnnd 70 y, nrst: Gay
1.otharo us to second; Is ONE 81 cad 600
FoGirt r "a. Cove handicap; six
5furlonga.-- Lad Amelia 20 w iirst;f
ard Gltos1. third. time ! ~ sl-a.
..3Fifth5 raj be- Handicapped on el mile and
Sfnflorg- ,paterboy al to 1o) first Rose
tint t25 TO q |, second "a Broomstlck q 10
81 six efra racing ses Is furlens. diamond
5FiusnA % to s.. nrat; flinders 20 6 y.
second; Peggy 4 to lo), bird 'tl. Time
j ;08, B& s94S st W
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.iPcrsonals and lBriefs. !

Mr. and Mrs. w. s. johns left last
Tuesday for 81 opls t tIns the I ex.
Mrs, julian Minyon and !, ,son,, aecp3 = q
the city to attend tho exposition ut ST. y,
Louis, AZ ri y, q n I u 5,,,,t,,is
liam am ana pa Mary n doiege WaS n tie elty y
MI yY Chase Nelson. ilrst elelk, to t I q
Louis to spend his lynca ton, !, q 3, ],
Mrs R!chard TalesE 4, Mlsf i,s y't Anf,ie
Gibson and Miss Mayn1te Southern have 70
returned home after spendi Ing Ten day Y
Miss Mary s !, tvralley; OF NO. los ISa It
Clay Street. Is Visiting friends and rela-
tlyss IN Gnmhe,anf q M yiIttle daugh
ter huyt gone Ia Soutll Cal OIL nat WhSs ere
they viii spend The remainder " ol at''o
DR.. ST j. oppenbeimer and family have
returned to the city, 5{ 3f s3sss .sss II
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!. MEN a eoYs'j oOTfiT,7'ER!s.

T $50 IT
my. house. Tlc walked out to the gate. as
he was leaving, where he made this state
ment: Tim, am In a bad flX.'
SsS.'g3.Why. what Is tho matter Cliff
about this burning affair. {
"I thought he was sick.
5st,,r mn about to mako n clca II breast
of the whole d-n thing 33s. 4 s5is
These were his word 8 exa0tl
II animated to lin ut tho titnenot to
tell mo anything lie did not want Z, 70, go
to the public 1&tod ,inIs ! did not feel
badly about It. He replied YOU are not
INIT. After l told him not to say any
thing to me lie did not want tho public
to know, no brarched off4then and talked
about Il clue he had worked UP.
PA Woodbridge was q t my store the Thurs
,lay before he was arrested ina perfect
frenzy. He seemed to have antmosity5
against the Awfole human race and to the
Forbescs In particular. Some strong ex-
2prcssions wereE.I prayed to God, could
kill tho last ono OF the Forbescs." Ifol
{ was talking about Ennis and jamie.
Forbes. lie said. they have been4a thorn.
In my flesh all my! lie. x II ii always
spoke Of r. d. and John s. Forbes as
the families referred lie said Dick wa s
Having too much stress on tho. ira clss
around the burned dwelling; that no was
calculated to mislcad the detectives. He
said since the fire that the Forbes farm
laid In good shape. ou'Jim. take half
and T. tWoodrdge) the other; you VIII
get tile host of II, but I. will stand by
the bargain. Let the road be the line
lending from DICKS to the creek.
& On the 18th of February last, II sold
woodbridge /, pair. OF heavy brogan shoes
of some kind. y. { 55z; I'd
Mr.. Flood. council for the defense, took
charge Of thesswitncss for cross exa mi
nation. but he did not succeed in shaking
his testimony Mr.. Forbes will be- con- a
#tinned on the stand Tomorrow morning
Z at . o clock. lis {ss3 3.es ~ is@ q, .7s 8S
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GENERAL <AsHTALlNsKY,
Who G omn anded the Russian Center i In
the Attack on Molten Pass


the strongcatSldays ofsthe national policy.
f he has justified ltho6:ruth OF the country
Not one rash word should be said
which could have the effect OF Increasing
the tension Of an anxious and dangerous
interval. ] t would be futile to disguise
the character, to minimize the riskss Of
the sun which has arisen. We hope and
believe that a solution Of Rthc difficulty
may still lie found iii the withdrawal of
the Russian goVernmentTfrom It's false
post ion. z tilfS M 4 "a VI V;
III Tho Telegraph goes on to shy that
the stores of the NJ alAcca were plainly
marked WI Iii tho broad arrow, showing
that they. belonged to tho British govern
mont and were destined only for a Brit
isl depot.
1T would 9bc Impossible to conceive 4
more remarkable accumulation of ilc-$
aGaiity and error than shns attended the
present Case the paper says s.'if this
country were capable undnr4any circum-
stances of tumely enduring SO grave
an injury to the most vital nfs.its In
5tercst and 50 great nm insult to It's HON
or. we should have forfeited our claim j
to be q grent nntion. In any circun-l
stances. we think 1t may be assumed
that the iNinlaccd will never be snayigntcd
by n prize crew to any Russian port.
f She Is watched, ! II not actually stopped,
by British $warshp, and she Will, Iii any
case, be & restored to her owners long
before she can be taken through the
Dardanelles or nnvigated to Libau.
s,t'Fliis emergency in some respects. is
the most critical that has marked our
relations with Russia III tile last twenty,
years. ana in face OF the inflan,cd state
OF public opinion III st. Petersburg It.
would DO unwisG to blind ourselves to
tho existence jof possibilities hat would
otherwise be unthinkable This country
has adopted with decision and compos-
ure mn $attitudo;from which there can be
no retreat or flincEing We seek afsIn-
ple redress for a violent and unproyokcd
injury ana whore thcFpehco of the West
depends upon the will OF tho Gear, VIC
cannot believe that civilization Will look
10 him during the ncxt forty-elght
hours In vain
THE foregoing pronouncenlent. fromn
organ so notoriousy inspired. with Its
open reference to n possibility of War.
adds enormously to y situation that al
ready was grave enough.
Every other London morning paper de-
votes It's leading editorial TO ~ similar
view OF the situation, War with RUS
sia ia openly contemplated BY tile most
statd pupcrs or the Empire as n contin-
gcncy much 10 be regretted but never
{thclcss inevitable for the honor oftiic ms
ton unless speedy PREPARATION be made
for what Is alleged to be q dire insult
I 10 the British flag. b; IA B9
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!. BA.T.TLE-IN PROGRESS.

Correspondent Says Right Flank
First japanese Army Has Been
Engaged Since Morning.
b Associated Press s.
LONDON, july ;21.--l,rlie Standards cor ~
respondent with the First J aphncse army arr
cabling ,iiderFdate Of July 10Th, says
Our right flank has been engaged
since morning. i ~
The correspondent q The Timcs VII h
General Kurokrs army, under date of
Julys19th, confirms the Standard cor
respondents report. gti
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3Overhauls Steamer.
NBY Associnted Press

"a My AssOcinted 1'ress.J No. 81, ~ 7557
TOXIC, July 90 N oon. rllcS Via diYos-
tok squadron has oYorhalllod q Janu--
tnese steamer eastward f Off, l'sp guru
Straits. rhe steamer was s. he "a ket-5
shinla, She arrived at hlororan at noon
to-day, ind B reports that sho Left the
Russian vessels stenniing to the south
cast at great speed This course cre--
lates thciimprosslon horos that they arc
5heading Tor Saigon, although It Is pos
sible that this course Is q rlise 70 de- e.
cclve tho Japanese. Is l15,Sl k
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SAVED THE KAISER.
Would Probably Have Sunk M
perial Yacht il He Had In Sisted.

Special 10 The Times. Dlspat ch.5
NEW YORK. July q, 4 nteres ting de-l
tails ofs the race rallied and tho. priz 81 on
by the schooner ga t81 IN gomar,a ~ gshiTs
of tho 1.arc tilnon Yacht Glnb. ere &. re1
n modore Morton IL ii Piant. tlic owner
the yacht. Up to and ,inc Guiding uly5
tho lnRomars had sailed In cl 9Th Z races,
sflre if which shc won.
SiS,ThosrepOtt lis story hlt 10 nn-
!..eyer a T ia ,H course e KieIaoFde;
sif CAPTAIN 3 rr, Of the 1I,gomar.. ha y
yacht would probably have, sunk the
German Emneror's yacht Mrteor. with
tho kalASr himself and his party q,
tho wind ward work by tho ln!Eonlar:
when the Meteor, onS the port track trted
10 cross 4 the theirs bow. s Rat her than
run Into her Ca plain Barr gave WA 81 md
aqefG Ms s then hSntsS dm a es
Another st Dry Is told, iir8 which It a p
pears that the corrected 4courke was not
SgivenSto Cap tain BARRON ] uile II. IN the
race from ERx haven to- and around l1ibea
i1dghtship n o.; and retur,l-..nt distance
lie. No ghtHhip half q. hour ahead 4
2. a =" mile ahead Wien they were within
$thrce,quarters OF a mile OF a. g. . light-S
ship they the Meteor bear ca ava "a
ana IL saId VAS sanse affor tie
3Ingomar4took tho lead. This Us q serious
charge to make, unless 1t can BIO sub
4stantiated. The Ingomar wa g beaten by
twelve minut 3, sailtng about three nlllos
thhn bra hs sae
Sin5thc auicke est time ever made over the
Slicligoland course hut lost the IA &C on
tine allowance to tic Valdora.
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Rati6catio,:,lna 5To,elayll,,

tho Metropolitan Bank and the Richm n rs
yfrust aud Safe deposit COMPANY Will re
hold Today for the purposn q r Y, y
theactnn OF their yc DOE rus
cerrlns Tho eensoli tiolls SYN
Cet'ns.5 IL I'LL M s6tti +. .si n 3
,rhc meetings. are considered I'm matter e
OF form, ils 1, Is uildcrsto9 ilal !ne
orabie io. The merger. IT llis, altogether
piobabla ihat after tho tGnsol Ida Tor l 20
been affected the hank VII m rh lled tiie
p'I3hnk OF Richmond, WI q, 81! ~ 4. %
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The Hawthorne Running Il
fRy Associated Press 81

BY 1AHRO ted 2FreSs
ny CHICAGO July %. = Results at Haw--5
gthOrre 8 VI 53 s5Ss{S SSss M n s5e35
{ First race--ore n1ic-Jcrry Lynch g to-
y. b first: Tel ephone d3 to b.. second
Freedman Is to J. third. Time Al So. {a
ss Second race--S tecplechase: short course
5Creoltn Otto ~, first: Don Ami q to. 8 III,
9 second: Weird t26 to5Sl) third. 'r 11n'a
I'll 10 l0). first; Princess Tulane & TO $2).
second Act on u34 to " y. bird. 'TimeS1:la
i4-6.. S4s ~
4 Fourth Tace--one nile Bragg q to u.
Royal III 10 81 &, third Time ] 20 4-5.
3s II ftl race--slx fMrlongs p 81 ia rinn "a
TO 81. first. J AIDE q secp1 q y: p Ixio
Lad (S3to91). ~ bird Tine 30, s2s S
Sixth srace--f,ve furlonss. Monte e to
u. first: Capitanzo q TO ] j; second I. Tennyi5
Burn % to Al, third. Time :02
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RUSSIANS RETREAT z "
Fought Two Days With Japlaa-
ncsc Oh Lao Vans Sal
,,,atcza 512 IA n Fis 81. ,Ss4g
lNlnatsza 5!I2Oad M
BY.lAssocia tea .Preas:l

y - (B 4tssocia ted II Press
ST. PlTERSBURG,#s july 20.--The.
Gar has received the following dispatch
from General Kuropatkin, dated July
10th Z, ;i, 3,s$ N f (. az
There has been no special change II
.the4sitdnti ton since July nth. Alb
O'Clock in the afternoon Of July 18Th
Japanese advance forces or &considerab q bic
strength were observed lin the direction
OF 5sikscyan, on the Lao Yang sniIna ts3Fn q
roads moving against o. q tanhment Of
our troops: n After s two IL dayg' fig l,ting,
the lhttcr force is retrcatirg q 4 oWards
tho village of Houtsiaezc, cnst$ OF A An
ping. Vail Ks
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CHOLERA lrFANTuM.
Child Not Expected to Live From Ono
Hour 10 Another, But Cured ny chAm1

Ruth. ibe iittie daugliicrs4os n. ~.
Deaey. ~ AEneWpille. Ya-, MAS seriously
III ~ cholera i1fantbrn last s,ifnn1tr ''Wc
guYc her up and did not xpeft hr,. 10 1--we
from oic hopr 70 another he says. II
happened 10 thin; OF characteristics Collie.
cbonfs, and Diafshocl Remedy, aud got
n bottle Of ~ from the ptorh. n, FIVE
iioltrs I sAw d change for the better We
kept On living -, And bsforh che had
aeli+ This remedy IS sof saIo ny al
sraEgiEta.
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Sharp Fighting Reported

f,rA TCIiE IIIAO. July!Eto DELAYED IN
Transmission. Sharp lighting Was,.r re-.
Il IS Slated tic Japanese g1ost ten guns.
lT'hoir forces wore pushed back and their,
positions occupied as far MS SainasHa,S.5
Ir8tiiIs report he trleba " INDICATES ~ -
sholYy engagement issss #
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3SenjazIt5o,r Sale SICK. !.

! Senator ~, WI sale. ~ Norfolk, & has
benl. lin thssplty several days, and &ls now
confined to Ills room, biz sickness Ills
condition rs not n I Ill serious and no
was reported iinnroYed last nigh be
MIL leave III, "a .laY or \ NO for HE Hl'uf-
falo "A. thia Springs, Where l.e VIII spend.
q week or so. He NJ ut Murphy Higt Nm
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CAR DISPLEASED
AND MAY STOP /: ships 81
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Atlantic squad ons, tiiicllswilll1l .bt' be.
first called upon hghts fi3sthcre.
is fighting toSbcg done.
Does Not Want to Fight England.
II tile navy would thcr#likc
to sec war, tile feeling is not
shared BY tic sponsiblc men in.
the government. They doNi,lot
want war. They can see no gain gain
for France in fighting England ii.
a quarrel which is not theirs and
SO far ass5thc cause is concerned,
the interests Of France are rather
with England than Russia. i is
felt that the condition is by no
means hopeless if the commander
OF the British cruisers sent to the
Sucz Canal acts with judgment
and discretion. If seizure Is
made Of the Nlalacca and the Rus
sian prize crew is taken off the
ship, il is feared the crisis will
result III war,aotfcrwisci there is
strong hope that peace may be
maintained. All arrangements
have been made to hurry rein
forccments to8Sronquir and the
Chinese squadron will lin all prob
ability be strengthened.
According to adviccs from ST.
Petersburg, the Car is ready 70
give way TO the roar ofthc Brit
isl, lion. He has expressed his
royal displcasure over the threat
cncd complications with Great
Britain following the seizure by
Russia Of English ships inthc Red
/ Sea and official action in accord
ancc with his attitudes expected.
| Great Land Battle Expected.
General Kuropatkin reports,
that after two days fighting, tic
Japanese army has forced the
Russian forces further back to-
| ward Lao Yang. The two great
armies arc within only one days
lmarch Of each other and the Rus
4 SLAMS arc being hcmincd mat Lao
Yang. The news Of the greatest
land battle 81 the wal, may be cx-
\ peftcd at any moincnts
4 The latcs, neWs ~ llie move
Imcilts d the Vladiyostok squad
ron comes from Toxic, where II
lis intimatcd that the squadron
having escaped through the
4 Isugaru Straits into the tactic,
Is probably on lts ssay u The Red
sea 70 jqin tie vessels u the Rms
sian volunteer ilsci. japan III said
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Blockade Raised.

BY AsSoc ted Press.J
Ing Viii, 'Ins,rnctions recslyed 81 PresI-
dent Willis. Of the. South It. Paul butch.
ers' union. from President Donnolly. ,of
raised the strike blockade ut tho Swift
packing plAnt.3in South st, Paul to day
All persons Who desired " to enter he
Swift plant we're al flowed to dos with
out hindrnncc.5 t{33 n Isl CSC Z 145i S
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Sloan Held-Up.s.
!. !, & j, III I !, !, ] \. 81 Z. !, !, ,

Special to The 8Tlmes- DIspat ch.)
8'BRlDG EPORT. co uly 20. 1T cd \
Sloan. OF New York. Swas hold up by, q.
chain placed across tho entrance Of ing
iWnAhingtOnssE 3 ridge oYcf{ tho stiousat oni6
River, JIM Btratford. yesterday. nnd gave
q bond OF f25s before Justice Charlie e Z
I'M d i tomobilc beyond 9thsF legal limit
He was on Is way to RoHtons from y E g1
York end continued I the rip attcrssSt TIE
occasioned byshlr arrest.
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yolt 90 to q sum m err resort
u l1pre p red, you'll have ll to re s 4
up i our5vvardrobe.
twill pay yol, to come here
Tor all your gou fit.
.Trunks, Bags and Cases to
carry your outfi 7 in properly,
too. 3Si' ss5 .;g' Is
Fancy Summer Suits, no lining. Mt
$3.50 (wolp II 90, sxO o. and some ~, 00)
Summer Goats, fancy and black, se.bO
I to $500. Z. I. :.
Ncgligco Shirts--in1nito variety s5c to
Straw Hats at IN average Of one-third
OF III prices 81 IS
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Standing of The Clubs.
Philadelphia, 8 Chicago, q

Philadelphia, s.; Chicago, 4.
CHICAGO. July co.-It was chcago'si
game until tho ninth inning, when the
visitors fell on Wicker, scoring three
runs and winning.
Y Score: ast r. HI II.
Chicago "a. ......,..o o 2150! 001 o. II 4
philadelphia ~. % o o or 10 o g. S
Fraser ana Roth Time, two hours. Un-a
pirc. thinner. Attendance. 1,SoO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
TO BUILD PASS No FER
STATION AT ROANOKE

Especial to The Times. pisratcl., n.
and ,lVnyt cfn' tD. daN obtaincd building per-
Gfiits for II new Ta sst Ms rr depbs ~ COS
100000, and for q new round ho o. 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
STEAM Err. SEIZED.
PAX Ling, British Owned Yes:
sci, Believed Have Been
aiken by Russians.
x I "a ''I-SS 4 n = :. 4 y 1850 n,
~ CIV Associated PrpsS.l y

= =.
{By Associated Prpss.)
5 lLONDON. J tlly 2l.-The China Mu-;
itual Steam Navigation Company steamer
PAX Ling is believed to have been!
seized lin tho Red Sen. The PAX Ling
sailed from NIlddlesborough. England
juno 18TH and London July I'd, bound
for Y okohoma. shesEis a British owned