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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
IN EARLY STARVED $ }.
Diary Telling 81 Suffering 9
apanese Aboard a British
Steamer.
t(By Associated Press.)

,oNDON, FEB. ls-The Japanese lega.-
ton to-day gave OUT an Q slcl ~ !, ca .le
dispatch, received from Tokio..f as folloN
sSTttA number Of japanese refugees ITO
Port Arthur, who arrived recently az, 1, C ~
Foo on board the BrlLlsl ste Liner w ~ sl &
count Of their treatment Wrle a. To-
10 ebruary S-The Japanese were for
Sbldden to embark on the British steamer
Ras >Bera.fgAn the japanese, were O.
Shib|ted from leaving the larbor. y. -
we're Gga on guar guard over t. Q Jap..ne Q
ION board the Wenchow. None e. OF e, t tn
N a panese were allowed To laIt The W en-.
chow was detained and some tho hlnuEed
japanese on board are about to starVe.
go. FEBRUARY l0-After3 appe Is TO Nlceroy
Alexief ten bags OF rice am som ~, -
cults only were sent to the sa1p 10 the
! S..s.T efbruary l1-No heed was taken by
the Russians of our rereated signals: NO NO
Fe6ruary ls.Renewed ,s ap FG 4 s m saaf
ana 9 SIX SIX sSe eas
.3ss'7...:Ose hundred ard three ], p1nesc
boarded the Wenchow from Harb;s:
While on their way the. were ror.ed OF
I a1lAttEeir baggage and rendered Pennies
There are now three Eu.dreu.J p @ 9
Son53 the Wenchow, and their dissres g \
J. " I. II eiruary .l4,-At b p. NJ. the Wen,
chow, was allowed to sal. u, !. 4.
ti =. February 15--Arrlvcl at Che-Foo III
the 3morninS. IL
i3G "A / IS aleo reported that there IS sel,,
erai disorder at Port Arthur. mou III. g
sNIancrlian bandits and Russian SO u;e.s
y pillaeing. everywhere The slop-kee eri
aIeFili armed to protect themselves from
8pilEder by Russian soldiers. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
THERE is NO
. CAUSE FOR ALARM
DIR. S. Fl. Chester Makes State
,ncnt Concerning Mission
aries in Korea.

In communication to the Central
Presbyterian here. the Rev, DR., S, Fl.
Chester, of Nashville, secretary OF the
Presbyterian Executive Committee of
Foreign Missions, reports In part as fol-
lows concerning a recent meeting OF
the committee;
"The matter OF absorbing interest was
tho situation In which our work in The
Far East Is placed on account OF the
outbreak Of war between japan and
Russia. The secretary reported that the
missionaries in Korea had been author
lied by cable TO take any necessary
steps for their safety, and that they had
beer supplied With funds to meet any
emergency. We see no reason 70 APP
prchend any personal danger to the mis-
sioHar es, pr, H. n. Allen, United states
minister at Seoul was himself formerly
missionary. and is in full sympathy
with them and their work. lie hos also
shown himself on former occasions to be
very cautious ana watchfVl for the safety
of all American residents IN Korea, The
japanese army, which VIII, IN all proba-
billy, Immediately occupy Korea, is thor
oughly friendly towards English and
American residents, and IT is believed
that Tie presence OF the japanese troops,
Who are kept under thorough discipline.
viii terd 10 prevent, rather than inc!te,
popular uprisings, By which our mission
aries might be endangered The only
recent letter from Korea was one from
Rev. Eugene Bell. dated January Sth,
ia which 10 made no reference TO the
political situation, and evidently was lIot
apprenerding any trouble on account OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
New Orleans Races.

tRr Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS X LA, Feb. 1S.-Elec-
trio Dallas and Lee King were the beaten
favorltes at the Crescent City track to-
day. Summary:
First race-seven furongs-Trogon (6 TO
b first Ralph Young III to 81 second,
The Brown Monarch 90 tod third. Time,
lbs SO.
Second race-selling. mile and a six
teenth- Bengal Us to 81 first, Eclectic
4 e to y SECOND, ProdlgalA Son 60 to y
II Third ii ra race and half furongs
Presentation "a to first, ou ,r Lill aa
az to Ii second. Tom 1<ilcy d3 to ~
FourtI, race-selling, mile and a six
8tccnth--Gravlna Is to q first. Lee King
g 10 9 second Miss Melton GO 70 Q
4 Firth racc--selllng. six furlongs-ves;-
try otto 81 first. Arachue d2-to 81 second
Bud Embry d5 TO y. third. Time. ~ l:ls 40;
sixth ACCOMPLISHMENTS H.: TO y
first. Count En- Out Is to p second,
Macbeth e to y third Zine. y al.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
FAMINE \ Il /: IN
WHITE, P.A|PE,.R||i''.
This Subj ect Of American News
paper Publishers Assoc
s3 citation.
MA I'm S T5l.T5 y \. ! T'E I: |, s TITS.
Resolution Asking the Attorney
General to Test Legality
Of Paper Trust. vi
/ (By Associated F'ress.l

NEW DIRK. Feb. g1S At meeting
OF tho American Nespapcr publishers AS
ISOLATION held to-day. the famine In white
paper was discussed and tho following re-
solution introduced by Condo Halnlln, Of
the ST. Paul Pioneer Press, was unanl-
mously adopted: e.
'"That the American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association request the President
E OF the United States and the Attorney.
General to institute q suit against any Of
the three paper combinations to test the
legality Of their existence and whether
they do not stifle competition" n
committee was then appointed to-
carry out the suggestion that an agita-
ton be inaugurateds to reduce the duties
on pulp and paper. II t
During the discussion preceding the
adoption Of the resolution, Don Seitz and
John Norris, business managers Of tho
New York World and Times, respectively.
addressing the association advocated the
adoption Of the resolution and attacked
the methods OF the international Paper
Company, Mr.. seltz said TINT the paper,
situation In the United States is steadily
growing worse. the drought#of the last
three or four months emphasizing the
prcdicament Of the newspaper industry
through the operations OF the lnterna tion-
al Paper Company. The company, he
said. controlling every factor Of the paper
making Industry. had, Instead Of increas-
Ing Its facilities and accommodating re-
serve stock for emergencies. deliberately
set out to restrict the output OF printing
paper In order to secure complete domlna-
ton OF tho market.
Mr.. Norris. Of the Times declared that
newspapers are to-day threatened with
o paper famine. many Of the papers be!ng
on "hand to mouth basis. and that 2
manufacturers had deliberately, shut dc,tn
on production s3 XII j E
had been referred reported in favor Of the
acou,nulation5of q fund OF 100000 TO pro
mote an agitation. for release from the
oppression Of the paper combination and
this report was UNANIMOUSLY adopted BY
1.-THE association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
VIRGINIA NEVER TIRE.
Mr.. Jacob Bates Comes Out Of
Baltimore Fire on Top.

s The Baltimore nre was unable, N al
Its ferceness to disturb the purpose or
Interfere permanently with the buslnesa
Of The Bates Hat Company ths Prop T.
this city. and the manager. Mr. James,
HI Brlston. also Of thls. city, and both
MIR. Bates will continue his business rght
along, with hardly a slight interruptions5
Ills Warehouse was among the first bu Ids
ings to go up, and he did not so much,
as Save a hat band Or e cap button, But
nothing daunted, he sci to work to got
Into other. quarters. He secured as q
Charles streets. and Will have hls. SAM
pie room q No. 4 South Howard Street.
Bates IS now In the factory district CON;
plelng his purchases, and says he s,d Wy
on and afer February, I'D, a very good
daY Tor a tripmph5of Virginia energy.
Tho Bates Hat Company Just before
the nre had finished mailing g 9@ ea a;;.
and the hrm purposes % live UP to them
to the letter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Y. MIC. DELEGATES
TO VISIT GOVERNOR.
His Excellency and Mrs, Monta-
que to Give Them Reception.
Homes Yet Needed,

5N}iS 5IlOlllCSg& ICl ANSSAl>At ,s5f 81 Is
The ladies who compose the Woman,s
Committee preparing for the tate Lon
5ventiong OF the Y. M. c. A.. are com com
spleting their plans for the entertain ' ~
iuf the delegates, S 4
n An informal reception in the lecture ,
rooms Of the Second PRESBYTERIAN churcn
will follow tho oFcning Of the convention !
.on Thursday night March Sd. The COY g, y,
5ernor and Mrs. N attd s'le will reeve s;enns
on Friday evening fromYb tc & o ciaek.
The delegates Will meet at lunch on sat
5urday at i O'clock, In three sections, UNI
der. the auspices OF the following
cturches: Second Baptist, Centenary
methodist and Seventh Street Christian
Church. The Home Committee MT IS
yet, find one hundred Christian homes
Tor the delegates. Those willing to assist
il making lie pleasant for the young
men as they come6to this city Will con
fer 4, favor by DROPPING a line to Mrs.
]. Tyler Jobson, chairman, care OF Cen.
trail y. NJ. C. A. building; to General!
Secretary Mckee, or to any member OF
the Woman's Committee or board OF d.
rectOrS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
ALREADY REPAIRED.
None Of japanese Vessels Were
at all Seriously Injured
in Battle.
(By Associated Fress,)

LONDON, Feb. s.--Thc Japanese Legal
lion here received an official dispatch
from Toxic tonight, saying II was not
true that any Japanese vessels had beeen
destroyed, so FAR, In any of the various
naval engagements, and that all neces'
sary repairs had already been made, The
5Jspanese fleet remains intact,
4 This message also denies the report
that the Japanese were driven from the
peishborhood Of Kin-Chau, after skirm-
fish, In which lt0 Japanese were taken
prisone.s, and declares that the Japa-
MISE made no attempt 70 land az fiseon
Fay. II says the japanese forces have.
up 10 The present time. made 10 at
tempt 10 land at any poid> Waere they
could cone in contact With the Russians,
snd that consequently al! reports OF
land actions and japanese losses arc IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
BE GREAT MEETING. @
Lee Camp Veterans Expected to
Turn Out Tonight.

tendance at the important meeting 10 be
held tonight there is no doubt. The vet
Grams are Impressed with theefact hat
now Is the time 10 SO change the charter
the camp may be made while the mem
'bersllip is large. and many of those who
have labored SO faithfully to accumu-
late the property may have. a say N
at present want to know when they die
thai tho splendid collection Of pictures
will be preserved. and through all genercc
the land ID to to, be Citizens worthy Of such
sires.
Congressman Rixey will be the official
guest OF the camp. and many will como
him. MI. Rixey will explain his bill. ono
feature of which provides that ConIed-
era;o veterans may be cared for in Fed
erul "homcS.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Will YOU WIRE a POSTAL
So u slckf ore May Get WellTE

Send no t,,oney--sinpy postal card. giving
the haino Of sjie 0nc who needs hsip. y eii me
b T'hen1i Wii do this:--1 will arrange With q
rusF sar hin 50 that s Is naS IA tak ooi
is $500 II Il fals, the druggist will Ill III tns
Tint month test viii show YOU, what vi the
ylnco YOU, i IS Tho only way y ln t> az
who need help to accept ~ ,,,v.. 8,,a
n make this offer to multiply my cures Elm sI
an, willing to trust the cured ohes 10 Dc lni i
III The past 10 years have Furnished ny IN.
Restura 1.-Two to hundreds Of thousands q slSk
ones Oh Just those TERMS and ~ 81 h ~ T.
paid gladly because they got weia \. Ply, l usc
ae willingly when ons says h Ky ra laIta
lifeline Woi have perfected II y,W,l,t el
Ing results III thousands OF ths n9s ~; ,Shn4
eases that physicians ever meet. Know ~n ~
1t will do. l5sff: NJ R ..l} . l..,. ,,,,a, y
inside nerves, and my Restora tive is inc oniy
remedy that does that. When an N ors ~ y, o, Is
operates p' every wi Vital organ like giving
an engine more steam, give tho we i y "a, !. =
to do Nits duty and there IS No othor
Way to make a weak organ well. II. . ii ...,,,
Can you conceive OF Il sick one VINO VIII
neglect such ntreatment when take the en- en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
WHAT TIME is TIN JAPAN7.

. II s J. W. .
b "standard time" has been adopted by
Japan, by European residents In China
and by the telegrap;,s and railways
8of'that country. Il.
a clock In Toxic would point With
Its minute hand as clock In Rich.
mond would. The nour hand would
on a twenty.tour- hour basis, be four-
teen hours fast.
The naval action a, chen,ulpo which
!, began the war opened at 11:4o a. aM,s
1 Japan time, TUESDAY. February 9TH
That was the equivalent Of $40 r. NJ.
Il M onday, February 9th, In Richmond.
Any operations In Manchurla would
B come under Asian coast time. which Iss
thirteen hours faster than Rlchmond.
The line where "tlme chanses"-----%
i where a ship loses a day going west
and gains one going east--s drawn
lrreguarly down the PACIFIC east Of
Il New Zealand, whose time Is nineteen
and half hours "faster' than San
Ffancsco's a " s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Name Book Committees.

A special meeting of the City School
Board was held at the City Hall last
night. The clerk presented the 'certil-
OF Professor S. G.. MITCHELL Arthur b.
Clarke Jr., i. Nv, Stif and Roland H.
chiidrey. These gentlemen wcre formally
recognized by tho board IN compliance
( following committee to recommend books
j to the State Board OF Education: . IS
! From the board-F. g. Ebel, Charles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
RamseY--Mas,on.

Especial to The Times .DispatchD
"A DEIA. LANE, VA. t'eb. lS-N1.ss Jen-
nile Mason ard Mr.. John Raney were
married few days ago at Emmanuel
Church BY Rev. Or. McC;ill. The bride is
daughter OF Hon. J. Stevens Mason.
and who a lew years ago represe..ted
tauauler and Louooun in the Legs ia-
tLre The groom is Il prominent young
-bUs.uoSs man of Marshall,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Starl { Russian Rus, ali measure. awaiting Or

tiFgi H.
stari a Russian incasure), awaiting g! or
Sders.
1.-THE land batteries were under the gen
oral direction Of Majnr-General Ballot,
commander 6: the kwan-Tuns garrison
6of artillery. II is still difficult to ascef-
Siian the result of the base, but i ac-
4 81 ~ lit may be assumed that several
vessels Of the cnemy's fleet sustait Cd co
damage, which explains why they avoided y; '1t,t1
further X fighting, although they were
much superior to us in strength"
q Admiral Alexiotf says the men fonght
exceedingly we'll on account Of Whic 'tI' ..
number OF crosses were conferred.
8g Our losses were, of the SQUADRON,
Five officers wounded, fourteen men
killed and slxty-nine men wounded.
.5{'Of the fortress and garrison: One man
Killed, one man Sc yerely wociided ana
five men slightly wounded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Rothsclild- NeWsorn,

(srectal Is The Tlmes-D IsNatch1
rMPORIA, VA, Feb, 18.-Mr. Arthur
ana Mls yey M erasy s 81
rnstSenre Of Mr. j IS. Weaver, Rev. w (.
fes'S Murphy. Of the Methedst Epl;s,eo y
cbure ocang Only s, a1sw wa lnli nae
.r rt 1 ~ bride IS the daughter OF
Mrs u, w Newsonl, Of this place. I y :,
groom, is associated with MI, ~, scnWafsz
IN IN ne dry goods business So r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

Hutzler. s. c.. I'll Mitchell; from tho princl-
Crenshaw.N5The chairman was added to
tho committee. ex-ofticlo. The. chairman
made the following assignments to COM
5mlttees: ,.,.. ~ !, 4
Mitchell. Buildings and Furniturc-A. A. g..
Clarke INinance--Roland H. Childrey.
The regular monthly meeting q Of the
-board will be held THURSDAY. tho 2oth.Ll--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
5DRUIDS' BENEFIT.
Daniels's Pupils Entertained a
a Critical Audience Last Night.

The pupils Of the Daniels school gave
n splnedid entertainment at tho p vate
theatre OF the school last n.gh tor me
benefit OF the Drl DIS. s! sT S5
+ Each ono In the cast OF the play con-
triblted largely to the success O. = g
and Showed conclus vely
that the metnod or teaching prtcllced y
Prof Daslels was jus T. " hat led 10 pro-
fesslonal work and engagements, 94 IL
N An audience full OF critics was present,
and nothing but praise was heard from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Death Of William Henry Meyers.
Excelled in Sign Painting.

Tho first prize. a twenty collar SOLD
piece, offered by the Painters Magazine;
Decorators Of the United States. for, the
best specimento f sign painting, has been
awarded to w. q EIetzer. OF this city. a
young man yet In his teens. There were
!competi ors for the honor from all oyer
the Tinted States and Canada. The win
aner is a son of Mr.. August HI tzer, Of this
city. and Is employed by Councilman
Harry Huber. Young Hetzer's success is
highly crcdltable8 to him. s3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Car and H ose Wagon Collide.

While responding ITO q fire alarm az
Main and Short STREETS on Wednesd;aa;y
a trolley car on the Main Street line,
Considerably cutting and bruising the
horse. somewhat damaging the wal on,
but folrunatcly not injurinE the driver.
horse and hose wagon were dragged along
solno dis lance by the car fender.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

thur. and that she was then ordered TO
Dalny, where she was de tained four days,
In spite Of her captains protests
The Russian gun boat Mandjur has not
reported. She remains ut Shanghai In
defiance of the orders Of the Chinese
orncals to leave this port.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
PROMINENT CITIZEN
KILLED ON THE TRACK
fspecIal to The Times Dispatch,

(SpecIaI to The Tlnles- D1spA1tH ~ 57a-. 4
yTAzEWELL, VA, Feb. Henry 9,
Davis, a prominent Russsll county cltl-l
ZEN was Killed Instantly this Afternoon
,by passenger train 20, is, eastbound,
near Carterton. Tho engineer saw Mr.
Davis and blew his whistle, He started
10 step off the track. but stepped back,
HIS body was so badly mangled that his
Identity was only made known BY papers
found on his person. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
/ Happy the Man Hens Lay for.

Prices in the produce market continue
up q I'd are liRey to do SO as long as
III, CO d weather lasts. The farmer whose
hens have been laying for him this win.
ter has no excuse for not having jing-
ling pocket Eggs were 20 cents vester-
day Poultry is in good demand, bring ny
fine rr.ccs Dressed pork is also in par
ticularly good demand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Rowlkes--Marshall

(Srectal TO Tho T!mos-n lspatG!l) , =,
cREj,S 10, VA Feb. 1S.-Mlss Allie ELI
gcIetli Marshall and MI, Truly u 81. g.
wowikes we're married az ~, NJ ns,'
:rfey' are, both OF NottoWaS county and
vii make their homo at the beaut,f nl
country les dencs 5of the II grpolrl Il aieas'
SSNlnntA pCStp iii ssss s3t3 sgS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Exnerilnents With Liquid Air.

Professor ]. Il. Hunter. Of the chain Of
chemistry, Richmond College. lessllreGl
Ar" iha audience n S was large and aF.
precintiye, and the address exceedingly
Interesting, II Was experimental ihrotgh-
out and the cultured company looked on
Wi h butcd breath, DIR. Hunter gave new
evidence Of being an effective and enter
tanning speaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
ABsoUE HOG CLUB.
Have Prepared Their Annual
Roast-Invitations in Verse.

Especial to Tho Timas-D lspatclL)
lily AGriBuAG VA, Feb. lS.--Ihe am
Hoe Club VIII take place next Monaay.
night at Hotel Carroll. The n. mber 7 ;, OF
This organization are the younger law W,
Seia of the city. and their taIe az
OF the CONSTITUTIONAL Convent on. IN ~
.cialiy the latter. won for them a wide
sTrund reputation for wit and hunor.'
What the tlrc OF The enterta1nmeIt % =!
be this year has not been dlHu ged. Due l.I
it Is -certa ii. that the club has a. HAND
TO anluse it's friends only o limited mum. e.
Der OF whom VIII be invited. The inV!74
itntlons a! g In verse and ore as lollOwS:.
George washington a lie meier told;
All histories do thus agree,
And he the Absque Hoes proclaim
her patron saln Y shall ever be, Il
Next Monday night at halfrpast eight
brne club Will serve It's yearly nroalt IL
at llo,el Carroll. Don't Le late! N.Y.
me roast" is promised rare and hot,
With rondship and god nature snuced;
cor this the club doth make polnt.) af
Malicious garlic. enviol,s salt
snail not ne Gus paq G st III 9as
"A sollary chss,nut use.
,,I,is hopsd you will be present ttare,
ha, you nay iaugn ahd tans sr s1,% i az
1t has no other aim than that.
II you c,n Joint the banqueters
The night the good yyr ~ teast Is ll'a'
- S. 6. HAMMER, Secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Mainly About People.

The Ielplng Circle Of King - Daugh-
tiers will meet in4t the home of Mrs. Rich :.
ard A. Tallcy, No. 314 North Twenty
sixth street.iA full attendance Is ear
nestly desired, as business OF Importance
will be transacted.
Mrs. r.. D.54Wal;on, OF Richmond, va,
Is very i'll at the home of her mother, III
Washington, DE- c. X
Captain al. Ct Quisenberry, Of No: 1000
East Clay Street, one of the Oldest Ches-
apeake and Ohio men. has been a very
sick at his home, and his frlends nope
he will soon be out to take ms MS &r IN
Mrs. Thomas Hart Shelley, Jr, Of Lex
ington KY. IS at the Jefferson sHotel.
She Is here soliciting orders ror dress
makers ii, Louisville and Lexington, NY ~
Death Of William Henry Meyers.
Mr. William Henry Myers. aged TWEEN .el1
ty-two years, died about II o'clock las
ght at the Virginia Hospital. Mr.
Myers was painter by trade. and some
weeks ago was poisoned. as sometimes
happers. He was given the pest OF
treatment but III vain.
Deceased was son of Mr.. Henry
Myers. Of y No.#121 South Cherry Street
One brother. besides father and mother to1.ftl
survives him. The funeral arrangements
have not yet been made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Arrives at Shanghai.
nv Associated Prcss,)

TEN TsIN. Feb 1s.--The British,
steamer Hsi-Png, from Chn-Wang-Tao
for Shanghai which was believed to have
been captured by the Russians. arrived
to-day at Shanghai.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Heavy Snow in Korea.
(l,y Associated Press

NAGASA<I, Feb 1S.-Tlle French ar
o,ed cruiser Admiral Deaueydon has
Cuchin China. The French secand- lass
cruiser Pascal left Chemuipo February:
l6.iIflor Saigon by way Of shaLgha!.y
Heavy snow storms are reported through
Is Ofen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Mexico Will be Neutral.

(By Associated Press)
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 1s.--Alexlco has
officially declared her neutrality in re-
lation to the war IN the Far East.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Capture Of Steamers.

CIV Associated Press)
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1S-A tele-
gram received here from Perth Arthur
says the Japanese have captured the
Okhotsk- kamchatka :Conlpany's steamers
kdlik and Bobrlk. l..I ~ IA -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
FAILED IN EFFORTS.
Neither Japan Nor Russia Will
Permit United States Officers
to Accompany Forces.
lnv ! ssoelated Prese.l

Z WAsJINGEo Feb, IS Having failed
so far 10 secure pcr!ai sion fsom ther
TIC IA san or 3a9anesG governments
fos Til cd States army officers TO. nc-
company the forces hi The field IN Ma.-
Ecbuiia, the War Department has deter
herean cove, nnent to permit an obser-
Tes 10 be sat oned IL that country,
Bb lg9aier,Gene al n n, Allan. OF me
u Iihl pptre eOnstabulary. IS said ~ he likea
ny 70 he des,g..ated az military a'taehe
at Seoul.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

m ~ 49, IN -7e-81 I3ook on Dyspe-s a. n, m
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

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