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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-03-10

"Tm goir moo TOR q fresh pail Of Ddtter."
Mr.. Morrison appeared on the sill.
Then Thorpe showed the stun Of which
he was made.
"Is this the desk for buying govern
ment lands?' he asked hurriedly.
Yes" replied the clerk.
II have some descriptions ! wish to
buy in"
Very WE'LL" replied the clerk. what
townshipT
Thorpe detailed the figures, which he
Enew by heart. The clerk took from
cabinet the three hooks containing
them and spread them out on the coun-
ter. At this moment the bland voice Of
Mr.. Morrison made itself heard at
Thorpes elbow.
Good morning, Mr.. Smlthers," 1t
said with the deliberation Of the con-
sciously great man. II have few de-
scriptions ! would like to buy In the
northern peninsula"
Good morning, Mr.. Morrison. Archie,
there, will attend 10 you. Archie, sec
what Mr.. Morrison Wishes"
The lumberman aud the other clerks
consulted in low voice, after which
the Official turned to tumble among
the records. Not nnding what b. want
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you"
"My name is Wallace Carpenter"
said the boy. with a sudden unmistak-
able air of good breeding.
WELL" laughed Thorpe. two old
woods loafers like us haven't got much
use for names. Charley here IL called
Geezigut. and mines nearly as bad, but
guess plain Charley and Harry will
do"
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CHAPTER XI.

I CHAPTER XI.
Ia HE young fellow stayed three
weeks and was a constant Joy
TO Thorpe. Thorpe liked the
boy because he was open heart
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Nrrost,tc and 5oxllhilstluns mn epidemic af
influenza Inns broken s;,l u sutnoiig We
refugees vi Il 5s5 iF
REPORTS 10 THE ! ( |: 4 CAR J; Z: n
8lllp Farther Attack lipo,i POI Port
slttl,tit-.S Situation, az Ping
Yang Described.
inyBAssociatcd rstss.,

s sr iSpEIliRsBtiRG. March Eli, = 2
dispatch 10 tho Gear, Vlceroy 1 lIlS
4 ~ ial;.l,nlra, stark. tclcgraphlhg from
port Arthur to-day !, March "a, sh%s tnn
Hlemylid not pnrt 4, Ar, sat,, or or
March Isl. Reconnaissance innd ", /, n ~
cruisers and torpedo boats oycr y ra US
of sixty es from Port Artlur =, s'ls9
Ma jor. General Pflug. Viceroy mn
sicff,s chiofsor stan. sends IN the loiioMT
ill. telegram dated March "a; Va, \, 4,
s'AccofdinS to additional Il iniorina,.no y,
Hhirfl has reached ME. ol patrols, n ~.
gi,ts Passed tho night, twelve vc s.,;na,
(cight niles from Ping Yang. arpr3a .,,,,.,
Sthnt Town OH Tho n1crnlnl, 0i l'e pru1a ~ !,
a Ii. patrol al seven objects rhe cute NV,
iant Isonchakoff nttuckcd tins pat,rol WIN ~
Three Cpssuclls, forcing It }ielre 1 ~
4.l8rnllop towards tile Eates.of thc to ON,
5frhc rrcscncc Of oui' patrols near5 i'! w
.htc caused great alarm, and soon LIZ y
endnyfs pshooterssflnallhed thn VIII !, !,
and towers ana opened tire, eSpectins ~,
\ attuck. According IL the report, ou ~
p.ltreIs approached within iOo PAGES o
Tile Town. witch they found to Dc G., syn,
rounded by old aud new rnmpa,rts. 4, rheSi &C.
however, were not yet occupied Y! Wy ~
enemy, ana 1t is suppressed thu INC !, jap p
nncse have not more thai ono tllousuilll ~
mon lii Ping Yang, s
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] CHINESE SIGNAL THE IL J "a
Arrested at Port Arthur
Russian Flects@Being Cots
Is tell Ready.
nv q ss1clntctl Press

.
ST. PETERSBURG, March a, :, &C, I q
Ing 10 ID special dispatch from For. !,
K iTr 4 twenty Chinese, have bcen arrested e
there for ssnaing qthe ,}aEpane nna s] ]s
& ems, 4 warming has hccn issued that
similar offenders vii hereafter be treated
as spies Ind slot. s g 4, s /, & !, -
q Although it Is denied that Tue nrese M
plans OF tho admiralty contemIplat 70 Mt ,le
Sdispatcli Of either the Black Sea- OF. 70 {,
13alue fleets to tho Far t;ast, It IS beyond
question hat both arc being prcparS .l
se,as that may arise q GonsTa A aGaifa
8verkhoskv have been inspecting tho sLip;si
una crews OF tho Hack sea tleet: M ,,,1S
md day. Tic buttleship Borodine. the
batllcshp orcl md the trnnspor.ts 1Sa MT ~
,nrsty dock yards hers Soyh i tH 81, dead
arctiu landscape, lighted for half q, milo
BY tho flare Of blazing stacks, tho silence
broken BY tho direction OF drumming
hammers. 5I5 , |, 7, ]. :.
TO work at the dock yards OF Port Arthur
and livestock. .3f IN NJ s5t z 5iia
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WILL MOVE INTO
FINE, LARGE STORE
Messrs. Ryan, Smith 8; Talman
to Have Larger Quarters in
Masonic Temple.

K RichmoAd Is growing more famous, day
by day. as "A beautiful city. And there
Is l;ing 10 be something doing at the
Masonic Temple about The first OF next
month.
MOI only Is tho city becoming pretticr,
but the interior OF the residences, from
the llumblest 10 The mos, magnificent
are not 10 be looked upon with eyes other
than those pf admiration
3 IA following UP tho demands Of tho cit
izenf. thH popular home Of Ryan, Smith
ana Talnlan has just completed arrange.
q menta Ter enlarging heir already large
and varied stock as well as their floor
spaee.
Y With this end Ia view ana with The
idea Of giving Shsir large corps Of friends
ali that il coming 10 tiIcm in the way
fof i,onse-furAlthing goods, they have
leased the large store rooms IN the big
Mpsonic Temple building AT Adams and
4 Broad Streets, and thus does the path OF
business go west
Ryan. Smith and Tulman haze tile rep,
i Itaiion III handling good things for the
healse. That reputation has gained Them
4 O large staff Of friends. l'he staff is IN
X CT easing.
Nth This increase, liie need OF larger
I; y5laca was found ssary, and hence
z tie removal - t!te ais building
Nothing IN iha, " household fur
slt,shlng viz be rolh4 Ys;iG,ing," said .
member Of the firm last 'lsht and We
\ mill CARRY az herctofefs. sqpd goods for
&stl sizes Of premises. or on our well
n buawn accommodating terms,
Tho change WIZ laks PLACE about .ho
u HI ~ Apfli.
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NO DISTRACTIONS
Panama Company Readyto Close
Negotiations for Canal.

(By Associated Press,) ii
FAIRS, March o.--It was asserted POSI-
lively to-day by one Of tho highest off,
Gals Of tho Panama Canal Company that
contrary to- the statement emanatinE
from New Orleans, no arrangement has ll
been made Or projected between the COM con a
pany and the Republic Of Colombia IN
connection with the suits now pending
before tho Trench courts H.
Tho official declared there Is absolutely
no difficulty: In. the way of an; imme dia.o
conclusion OF tho negotiations for the
transfer OF the concession to the United
States, as tho company maintains that
tho French procedure does not provide
for all injunction; that there cannot pc
any legal restraint of tho transfer. anu
also thatSpracticallyaal the availa bic as ~.
sets Of sthc company, i are IN Panama.
outside Of the jurisdiction Of the French,
courts, t is furthergpointcd out tina Z u
tho transfer 10 the United States IS az
fcctcd Immediately SUBSEQUENT proceed
.ings Will be ineffective so far as apply
iny to he Unicd States. V
The officials of the United States en-.
.hassy share the view ofr,the Officers OF
tho canal company; that there is noth-
ing nowyin the way Of the actual trans
ference Of the concession and the COLL
p.ny's property. a.5 ti-a
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r EADY WITH | 4! \
THE MONEY ] \:
Within Thirty Days the Canal ca 1ia:S
strip Will be Ours il
Tact.
SATISFACTORY TITLE l'l-!!
Aam,a,,s...',,.s,'..
afBvlAasorintcd 1,ress)

t13y Assorintcd press.) Il !, slE
yvASIIIN y Niurcl, 9..--A conclusion
~ tho negotiations for the title to tl' 70
punann Canal property is IN sight WITH N,t'i
.ln8thirty days, perhaps in a shorter 1ll'lle'
tho Unitod states will DO in full possess
sIon Of tho property un1 the money con-
isidcration Will huvc been paid TO poen
tho Republic Of I'anaml and to the nc"
Panama Canal Company.
Attorney Gcnerall Knox had a confer
cnco to-day with tho President, at w 'IN'.
tho whole subject, SO far as the log !,
phases Of 1t nrn concerned, was consul.
cred aud decided. AT tho conclusion OF tue
conference the Acknowledgement author.
lied tho following statement:
q 1lavo advised the President that nc IS
authorized 10 ply at once to the Republic
az Pa,lanln tho so, c0,nO0 stipulated Tor
nv the treaty, the notifications Of whieii
have lust boon exchanged Also that no is
authorized to pny to tho new Panama
r,n,,al Company tho 40, 000, 600 which undsF
tho agreement between the United states
ana that company, we arc to pay Tor INC
property, aud have notified the canal
company NO nre ready to close the trans MS
actions. d .s5: rs y,
"a ..The details IN connection With the
transfer OF tho canal conf any's ptopG,ltN
should not REQUIRE moro than mn y,
days b IL 5,4 Il a s5Ss "a III MI .&
IT appears that, ftcr thorough con
sheraton Of tho entire subject, Attorney
General Knox is satisfied perfectly WIZ. y.
tlo tito which the canal company is able
to pass TO tho United States. In MS MS
opinionSit will mot he Unnecessary 70 pursue
the &investigauon further. MI. Knox 81, &C. ,.'
:, ,,oe ~ ~, r fsn,,sz t11e #pendl1lE litigation
III tho French courts. but the 1infer'en'c :. \
from lis authorizes sta ton1ent, Is plain
that lie does not regard II ms q serious us
menace to tie val ity OF the tltic 70 INC INC
uroperty which tho compa il y Z, will pass
to the United stat s
Secretary Shaw practically l'a IS s ol
,pleted arrangements ut the Treasury - De-
rnrtmcnt for tho money necessary 70
meet tho obligations incurred VI e through.
tho purchase Of the French y c ,t,1lp
property. Ills arrangements have have beer
effected in such d manner as not 70
disturb seriously the financial condition
of tho country: IA Ss " sify
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dustry ana labor; sound finance, expand
ing trade and increasing commerce; peace
with all tho world, but tho maintenance
OF every American principle md tho de-.
tense Of every American Interest; an
American merchant marine adequnte for
our commerce In peace and to protect
II In war; a navy. commensurate with our
Importance as q nation; an army 81 i;l Y =
ficient for our defense; an lsthmla =. ca
nal e connect the oceans and facilitate
our commerce.; Il lofty d. lomncy in the
affairs Of tho world; tho complete pro-
toction ot5eyery American citizen in his
every constitutional right at homo and
abroad; an exalted franchise; q pure bal
lot guaranteeing to every citizen tho
right to vote and have his ballot colnt-
cd as cast, SO that the verdict at the bal.
lot box may correctly register the VII
OF the people, f. N ss NJ hi
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that. his men liud discovered seven bodies.
md that two were known 10 be pinned
Under he wreckago on the east sido Of
the building. i e VI 5S lilBs "A
4 Splendid work was done by tho flremcn
who. at tho risk Of thelr lives, crawlctl'
Under the tangled wrcckagc TO rescue the,
imprisoned workracn. They werc accom-
panied by Chaplain Smith, OF tho fro de-
apartmclt. who administered The last rites
OF the churchto several Of tho injured.
Harold Clark. a watchmai, was rescued
Eurhurt from the cellar after being i'm.
pr,soned for four hours. lie said that
no left Frank Allison. one OF the OWE
Sera and builders. on the ninth floor n
few minutes before the crash.
Patrick Murphy. tho engineer OF the;
5hoisting engine, and six workmcn werc5
arrested and held as witnesses. Repre-,
se1ltatiycs Of the district attorneys Of
lice examined the wreck tonight and be-.
3 gan an Investigation to place the re-
( sponsibillty for the disaster. sys
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TWO men KILLED
in. BIG RAGE RIOT | {
i (By Associated laress.)'

=
Il FORT SMITH, ARK, March 2,--II It %
reported here that two white men werp
killed, ono white man and two negroes
seriously wounded III Il race riot &C
Iaokasbe, indian Territory, to-lIsllt. The
sdead.9$ ,.Ia5: s + NJ g88ii
yoflE HOPPER Paris, Ark,
j. q. .EUTLEn, McCurtail, J., !, 7
81 Tho wounded; Charles Bleyens, white.
Harrison. Ark; Walter and John jack
son. negroes, Little Rock, Ark,
White laborers on the Midland valley
Railroad. at n camp II short distance
from Bnkashe, tonight attempted d 20
drive the negro laborers from The town,
The ncgroes resisted, and y pitched batv
TIC followed, N Which liopperand H,tlef
Great excitement prevails, and q further
clash is feared before morning, MS the
negroes arc reported to have fortified
themselves In a strong position IL the
woods, and seem determined 10 resist
to tho uttcrmost all efforlsBto dislodrte
them. q & !, x !, (! ~
pi,c3 white laborer5 arc frenzlcd, and
Wild threats OF genseapce are heard,
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DON'T n RISK A PENNY / {: ! \ Y, |
GET WELL FIRST,
IScrI % wears t'yo beel, d lhysloIanl

For 80 years Two been u physician "a 81
III haze treated ucatly two mi Hot, cases! 4
st{ Surely youth admit thut such osperenlcfe
must lilyo tatislt t,c somn certainties y.
Ant, -ati that i know OF dlscnsn ana cure
all that l,ato proven to 10 worth kiiowf,s-
IL condensed into my sx books Tor tho SICK
Hilto tor Il FREQ copy to-day.
IN They teli 81 my great discovery that prac-
Ideally all diseases cuii bn permanently cureu
through tho syn,patlctlc Nerves.
Not Tho nerves Wo feel with. SEQ with, near
With. but tho inside nerves. 81
ti It Isl these that lunconsciotisly operate the
3sltal OrRany,-tl,e Heart, Liver, Kidneys
Brain, etc 5IsN 5 AZ b 1T
II. 4, When THO lisidc nerves get rim down, tfnt
Organ which IL weakest In tho body loses its
power 70 act properly M II. Vi
1t tlicn throws It's work upon tho other
tOrganE
sI1icso Organs IN turn become affected
through over work, and 40. scarcely any caao
is found without complications. hi 33.s 4
S5i ! proved It Useless TO doctor tho indlvldual
Organs themselves whllo tho Ncrvo'po~orlto
fully operate them was lacking sg s3
sscdativcs temporarily dcadcned tho pain,
but Increased Tho distress afterwards. A 4 sBa
Tonics revived The droopihg powers, only TO
Insure relapse so soon US the stimulus WIS
Withdrawn.
IlL tVOlL uSG 10 uUutly iuoNS
hands OF a watch II It's handspring DO seriously
weakened III $s III IN 4, 3( &,
1'hero IS But ono sensible thing to do, viz
stifrcn up tho handspring. 81 II. "
That is what my, now famous, prcscrip-
ttloli--Dr. Stoop's Rcstora ttvo--d does. Il d
Il It ucts directly upon tho Sympathetic
Nerve Centors Just Us steam acts ~ IN IN I'm
gine. X ~ tgf. III n {53 y
8@@1t provides through these inside nerves,
tho power to mako tho weakest orgall 40 lis
duty. y Al $s555,
tt onabcs weak organs to cast off their The
clogging waste matter and TO repnlr their it
worn I Issue: # 5 Al. y q &'4 Il, M
1t runa tho human mill, at full capacity,
I'M that mill produces enough now material
10 keep Itself running without further help.
~ 4 50 sure IN, I Of this Restorative Y that y
authorize Certain Druggists cyeryphere 70 SUP
pySit on n months trial. to pr.lctically az VINO
write MO for that privilege II
no supply It at my expense lf 1T falls to
benefit lat your, expenses IL It cures.
8 Tho cost is but $3.50 for SIX bottles iinclud-
Ing my professional help during treatment I
Could anything better prove; my RAIN ~ IN '
this system than this voluntary test M
"a Could ANYONE furnish sou better grounds
{ for confidence? i8
You should set my book. which tells how
to cure diseases permanently. Il
Ha 1Nrito for 1t to. day.--now,- yolli can get
well too, soon. &
Just specify which OF the six you need
Book on Dyspepsia Book for Women IA,
Book on the Heart Boo ior p Men
Address Dr. shoop-Box s2ss-lsacnc, WIS. &s5
p. S. simple cases often yield to one bottle OF
Restorative. AL druggists carry t.. s:5,s y
But all druggists do not supply It on g months
trial, You must write to me for that. h; &
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TEE
AFTER R'0|R'|,B:'|.
Declare Hin, Outside His Pro- Fig
vince III, Makii1g Re s
G8 mark a5f
5RE REFERRED ITO r ERC Y HEATH |.
.-Iafi.vN ntn,ll ptcss.

asstA fs5 (l3y "A sSOCh tod APfess) lal5 25l tts
NrASIIlNCpTON,} D. q, March 2s--l ~,
I iost Roads to-day heard Assistant At
torney-G onorAl ttobb, of tho Y l'ostoilcvl
Department, ms advocacy of n bill 70
prohibit guessing contests carried on by
newspapers nnd circulnrss .s,ls 4.
h During the Ecourse8of MI. I1obl1ls state
tlgatlon was referred TO, Senator Culber-2
son asking j some 1nen lad not been
i protected BY tho statute Of limitations.
IS Mr.. Robb replied that lie believed s. sttcl5
was tho case ~ s3 8 n
Senator c.ulberson then asked if Perry
s. Heath was not olic or those protected5
by tho statute. M
Mr.. Robb answered In .tlolntllrmatl tive
snddirg that on account y { the position
which Heath occupied. both offlc:ally
and politically. lie would have been glad
to have prosecuted him, 81 Z
u Senator Scott at tlils {juncturc declared.
that Ar. Robb %ns going Outside his
moved that I'LL reference tot the matter
sbca stricken from the record. x This motto
was carried by a strict party No te.i5
Senators anderson md Clay strongly.
objected TO the proposition to srlsc out
thcgstatoment made by MI. fobt from
the record .itlti 81 81
Senator Clay moved to faYorablS re port
% resolution introduced some time nso
tby Senator penrosc, calling for d con-
5grcssional Investigation Of the Postoffico
Department. On this otlon the four
Democrats present ana Senator Pcnrosc
voted aye ana five Republicans In tho
negative Senator Pcnrosc again put tho
nction and all Of tho r epublicans except
Chairman Penrose II withdrew. breaking
tho quorum Some Republicans were ABB
sent on other committee duty SIX 45i &
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VALUABLE MAN DEAD.
The Last Blow to Sadly At
flicted Family Of King George.

- = Ia
co MORN. VA March Nj William q, !,
evening. MI. stephens had for some
years been Very extensively engaged IN
proprietor OF several large saw-m 4
crown crown; sons died Of typhoid fever. and
pSn f ea S w sdon w aer lm ae Vas
buried. Mr., Stephens was brought from
one Of his saw-mills. IN Caroline county,
In eStrem!s With typhoia, fever; After ,ta
able 10 sit up. Two weeks later he slf:i
no was SO critically III that his death
aay y aad gaR abont lis
room. s,.3 Il 5S. IA WI ..3. III s}s3 Ri /, Is. "a
Sunday last he had another relapse
Into Hi tehys su,n
moncd, but was himself very sick II
Ssa aa 'oal0 TredereksbSrg - physicIan
founa s N.Y. stepens s ii a''e SyIng eondton
and life was extinct several hours later;
eight or ten children, His wife is again
lie Will DO greatly missed. His. various
largo business, enterprises have for some
time afforded employment for many
Mr.. Stephens was ono OF the most &C.
tive aud energetic men In King George
and Caroline, his lumber mills being OPP
Grated In both counties. He was one OF
the thrifty. money-makng men OF THIS
section Of the state. ~
AS an illustration OF his energy, !, 10
has many times walked fOrty-fiye niles
day, from county TO county and from
city to city, looking after his business;
A few years ago he walked from Ashland
eral hours for q train, !. Ia.
physician has had to visit this, of
fllcted Stephens family nearly every "a y
for two years past, newer missing y week
and rarely missing \ day ln the two yenrs.
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AROUND PING YANG.
rown# Occupied BY Sin Thousand.
TroopsAll Calm in
Manclluria.
i1,v Associated T,rcss

iBy Associated Prcss,)
& ST.0PETERSBURG. March AN off,
cal dispatch received from MajOr-General
Pnug, Vlceroy .AleXicff's chief OF stafh
dated March 2. says:
to the reports Of your pa
.Genera al san tWon ssn>. There we're no
signs or the enemy. I'lng-Yang has been
occupied by 6, 600 Japanese. who Incl Jude
two hundred cavalrymcn. No particulars
have been obtained concerning artillery,
Ii has been learned, that the Japa nc y
bring troops by sea from Nusanl to- Cho-
nampo ION Ping Yang Inlet, whence they
5S;,Bctween 1000 and 1000 Korean troops
have been sent to Ping Yang from Seoul.
Our patrols on February IS were within
twelve versts Is miles, Of Ping Yang,
and report that the Japanese lave forti-
fled the town. The cnemys troops arc
arriving daily. s3 3,E.I 5sts.. q sEs5ssg Z,
.At Port Arthur and ~ ManchurIn all
is I'm, According .to llorcan reports q
detachment of $500 Japanese, without ar
tilery landed at Sdng- Chen yQIuenS-
Seng, north OF Cape BrllaD, o.. February
10 and marched to the south.
There have been heavy snow falls at
Port Arthur and In Manchurla recently
AT Port Arthur there were. ten degrees
tof frost, ana Eladivostock had q heavy
snow storm, '-7a
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i $3.50 and $500 Bath Robes So 90.
y 5000 and $l2.6O Bath Robes, $500.
3 $500 Bath Robes. $40 GO.
$1,000 Bath Robes, $1,000. M
.f!l l3;l;
. MEN q BOYS ourFl y I: -;

night, according to adviccs received hero
from what arc believed to be ella ,,a
upon tho fortress would tako place yes
to-day or4to.day. but, these later Sadvices
without explaining tho rcason for u t!e
III tfo original plans; Army officers here
think that tho Japanese have decided that
With the railroad connecting Port Arthur
with tho,outsldc world cut, thus provean NJ.
week s@.prlvation will 8trender tho. final
assault easier. Moreover, as Port Arthur
can DO safely left as it, is for the time
ploycd instead in northern Korea md
near7the Yalu River. where they arc now
modal y. -l.E- NJ N a.l..
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No Dispensary,

Especial TO The TImes'DISMtcllD
All2i.ERRjN. NAn March 2.--'rhe efforts
TO establish a dspensars At IAnenblirg
abandoned, al il Vas evident that ihey
could not be secured, for the reason that
The parties Interested could not get SUIT
ilgielit support, and there was doubt also
trlct Was TO be- made AGAINST II. After
May ! lie saloon VIII be closed up at
tlLC lOrlncr nlunG. ...- N.
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ELECTIONS IN JAPAN.
They Pass Quietly-Dict Will
Consider Measures for In
crcasing Revenue.
(By AssocIatcd I'ress.)

TOXIC, March 2.-Tho parliamentary
elections have passed Quietly; The, tlpul
Saturday. Few political meetings prs
ceded the elections. domestic politics
practically being. forgotten
The Emperor. late to-day issued Il re.
scrip countcrsigned by the Minister Of
State. s,,lnmoning the Diet to meet IN
special session OH March 18th. 1t Is not
believed that the session will last oyer
ten days.
sion to-day and discussed war tax meas
uros for submission to the Diet. t Is now
planned to increase by seventy million
yen the amount to be raised by. taxation.
The income tax OIL land proba bly, Will be
doubled the taxes on spirits and tobacco
increased and some now taxes created.
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WIRELESS TELEGRAP y,
] E iIs... w. PuT@IT0n .PRACTlCALU USE.

~ lIs38 IN BY AsSoclACed4 E'ress.1
Is /. PENSACOLA FLA, March 2-Wires
lessstelegraphy IS. being put in practical lea.
uso here Messages were received from
and sent to the battleship Texas today.
she was 100 miles out when tho first lrs't
message was received, for 1t was received
carly In tho morning. and though going
al her full speed. the vessel did not AZ
rive llnil late in tho afternoon. Other lf,
vessels Of tho navy will he commune ~
Gated with as hey q ppron CHI. tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03
Nelson-Marker,

Especial To Tho l'lmcs.Dispntell.)
GREEN RAY. March 2r-Junes Nelson,
of Washington, y. g., was married III tho
Alls philip G. Marker, near tho village
yesterday ~ Misc Matte Marker Roy,
II. W Berry. pastor ~ the Disciples
Church oiiiciuted, The couple lcft for
Richmond, Va, to spend a few days with
frieuds, from there they Will "a direct "
their home In Washington, p. q.