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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-10

( The speaker also mentioned the fact that
the hope had been expressed when the
4 construction Of the present temple was
+ begun that no one might be killed or even
injured in the progress Of the building
4 work. That hope and wish had been full
filled, the construction of the building
being without either fatality or accident
Mrs. John Murphy soprano. sang. the
s anthem, Psalm xTvvtL her rendition being
superb. The congregation listened with
I ,rapt attention, as tho voice of the singer
+ rose and fell, and as sbo assembled TO
Z the highest notes. 1t WAS the musical
feature Of the evening.
@ Tho dedicatory prayer was offered by
I Rev. DR.. William Rosenau, OF Baltimore.
1t WAS an eloquent petition for the bless
ing Of God upon this temple, upon its
builders and those whose devotion and
3 sacrifices it represented, upon Its con-
i gregauon and the rabbi who minlstercd
unto them.
Following the prayer the Schubert an
them, Great is jehovah" was sung
with solo, soprano and baritone and
chorus by the mixed choir. This musical
masterpiece was fallltlcssly rendered.
Rabbi Sales Address.
The dedcatory address was delivered
4 by Rev. DR.. Samuel sale. OF ST. Louis,
a young man OF fine oratorical powers.
DIR. Sale said in part:
A house of God stands for the culture
n OF the ideal, The spiritual life. We be-
1ieve with tho plain statement of orr Bi-
BILE, that man was made in the image OF
God. and the sole purpose Of our life
must therefore he, TO realize this God
6' likeness, as far as We can, on earth The
a conscience choice and pursuit of Tho good
must be the regulation OF our entire life
and To tho realization Of this high end
and aim. We must bend all our energies
and bring all our resources to bear 'rh,
spiritual or religious nature of man Is the
Z perennial source OF all his highest uc,
complishments and achievements. In this
day Of rampant sceptcsm, in this age 81
q wonderful scientific and material progress
we would do we'll to ponder this truth
men turn their backs upon the religious
ideal fOollshly and Yet irrcvcreltly, il
h the belief that mere scientific know lede,
4 or aesthetic culture, haze taken il,
y place among the enlightened. Ii wep,
a well, therefore, 10 remind ourselves. tina
Z he arts and sciences themselves are III,
y children OF light aud jpy in whlcI
( Cod IN his mercy has bathed the huInnI
soul they are the outcome of our de
u iiGlnus endowment, nut ono Of the maut
{ fpid expressions or that divine image
h which Ii pressing fNr 0vrr higher nnr
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Is LOYALTY and Love.

T,,r these arc the things that mako a
house OF worship, not massive dome or
graceful arch, nor pllared portco but
tho spirit that Is in your heart, the I'M
failing loyalty and devotion. these make
that Jewish house of prayer that stands
unmoved through the centuries, like the
truths Of Judaism itself and be as pure,
as true as fresh as life-giving to the
souls Of men In the unrun ages, as are
the rays OF tho sun and the drops OF
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y Elopers Married.
my Associated Press.)

m 77|7.717 Is (Dy Assoc1nted Press) EIa0
& FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Dec. o.
John r. Weaver. of Washington, and Miss
Irene NJ. 1Iarkins. Of Maryland. arrived
hero this afternoon. and after securing
marriage license, Rev. II. s. Barber was
sent for, and the ceremony was per-
formed in tho clerks Office, Clerk Yates,
.Deputy-Clerk Berry and Sergeant Chi-
chester, being the witnesses. Tho couple
returned to Washington Tonight
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no STUDENTS AND TEACHERS.

Worry low holiday EXCURSION rate NH
apply Via Southern Railway upon sur
render Of certificate issued by principal
ets on sale December 18th to cath, with
return limit January $, 1905, For intor-
nation apply to ticket agents. $40 or $50
East Main Street; 'phone AZ and sN
q, w. NESTBURY,,D. T,gA.
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SECURITIES ARE
WORTH NOTHING

with grated onion, coffee and oranges.
Thc matron said Mrs. Chadwick showed
marked Improvement over her condi-
ton III the morning. Afyer eating, Mrs.
Chadwick lay. on her cot and said It was
her first peaceful moment she had had
since her troubles In Now York began.
III Warden Flynn, OF the Tombs, was SO
nervous over tho welfare Of hrs. Chad
wick and the possibility Of her doing her
self bodily harm, that to-day he enforced
the rule applied only III exceptional cases
or not allowing her either knife or fork
with which to eat. Consequently the
lamb chop, which she ordered. had to
be cut for her and she ate 1t with q
spoon.
May Plead Insanity.
A report was current about tho Tombs
that request for the appointment Of n
commission to examine Mrs. Chadwick as
to her sanity, will be made. Lawyer Pow
ers was asked If there was any truth In
tho rumor.
II am not prepared to talk on that
point just now he replied, after some
hesitation.
He was asked again II there was any
justification for. such q runor lie
laughed and said: . II n
..It would make a pretty good defense
in a criminal action: wouldn't 4
When Mr. Carpenter was asked as to
the probability Of securing bail, he said: IL
'"The situation is exactly tho same rs
last night N1ensnre willing to give tho
bail. but as In tho Il Patterson case, they
fear. tho notor!ety.'
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hundred more. Tho structure Dis probably
sufficiently cnpac!ous for years to come.
Il Tho temple Is constructed OF gray brick
and stone, tho majestic Doric columns In
front being Of stone.
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WINTER TOURIST RATES
rHE ATLANTIc COAST LINE

Winter tourist tickets are now OH sale
10 ali Southern winter resorts via tho
Atlantic Coast Line, This limo Ia the
shortest, quickest and most elegantly
ea,hpped between the North and South,
it offers 10 health and pleasure seekers
service equulled by none, You make no
changes to FLORIDA resorts, II
For full particulars apply to any agent
OF the conlpan ny !, or
81 g, s. CAMPBELIA !.
Divsion Passenger Agent.
Richmond, Va,
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Visible Cotton Supply.
lBy Associated l'rcss.>

6 NEW ORLEANS, l.A,n Dec; o--sesrpeI !
larry lInsters statement of the W naa,! ,
s.n,wn tia, Inc yislbp liz AETNA bales
,m,jniiinst i0sa.u57 last week and. 3,6S6, la'l
jnst year. or ills tho total of Ame ,C aI1
cotton ~ 9,G7lIl hale AGAINST 3lTp'S9,i
nlher Kinds Including Egypt, H Hy Sa ], m
tlia 3atl., Gil01O bales ngalist 6sS,ooo lla1ss
week. and 600 last year.! 81 he WoG,l IN, =
md held illlirent Britain and Cont mental
Iiufopn n 1900 bnlea against !. ISL 0c0 l2at
aepr;in Egypt ~ fDl bales ,tgalllst !sg Q0Q
~ ,ihn' last year, and nv hp United states
i,747pCo bales against l,t&Uoo last year .
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Scro1i1la

flakes its presence known
BY many signs glandular
tumors, punches in the neck,
5cutaneous eruptions, in
. famed eyelids, sore ears,
catarrh and wasting diseases.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Effects permanent cures.
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SUMMARY or THE DAYS NEWS.
The Weather

7 ~ s = fy,ys
tWAslf1NGroN,. Dec. 9'--rotee a !. -
Sa!urt,ay ana Sl'sss ainriay; sunday fair
ard colder, increasing Winds 'peeo' np4s
west +,a,. c.t,raay. Sunday
fair iSo and i, colder, increasing cast WINDS
becoming west.
R,cbmond.s weather yesterday W SaIi
o,n m,a, and cold, snow beginning 70 ,ail
about midnight
RANGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES B,
A NJ. acknowledgements. 49, a ~
u M......... - III IS .
8 p. NJ. -. :. y ''. A
q p. : f'it..'s, rs &
q r. NJ. ....'',. 49, :,6
10 midnight -Z.I
Al 10
Highest temperature yesterday. '.'''.. 49,. 40 r.
B Il West temperature yesteroa!...'.'''.'' Al
Mean tempera t,irc yesterday ....;. ..s Ak
Normal temperature i9r .i.,,,,'nrn ,mrc !. 90
Precipitation during past - l'' MUS $500
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aBerry's for Clothos.o
orpN TIT ii TH1s EVENING.

Don't spoil a $50 suitchas inq
a So hat through the mud. But
II anything does happen to
your suit-here's q new one at
S15. Il.
It's our special to-day.
1t's6all wool, single breasted business
suit. Tho design IL quiet mixture. Tho
color tho now brown. The cut the fall
style, loose and comfortable.
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ONE5KlLLED, ONE HANGED FOR
#l.. TWENTY-FIVE CENT DEBT

sHfS (By Associated Press.) Us q
LAKE CHARLES. La. December s.
Jenkins Ferguson. n negro, who killed
Willis Hampton. over q twenty-five cent
debt was hanged here to-day,
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Every lem a Daily Necessity
ia Big Saving al Our Stores

g BEST american eranulated sugar, SAC
l8 per pound. ..is.... ......... IT.
Lima Beans, lbs *. 2so
sWeltzcrs Cheese, pound..... ....... -. .sc
Sour Pickles, gallon go 40
Small California Hams, Ib....... ....:.sso H.
Large irish Potatoes, peck...:........lo Jog
Sn,lthffeld Hams, pound. $3.50 .........lo log
French Candy, pound. ..............'....ec
2 New Vlrglnls BAokwheat, 2 bss.....s se
New Bonelcss Goldfish, Ib.......... .....oo
Imported Macaros1I and Spaghetti, 10 90
Whole Sweet Pickle, quart.
Mountain Butter, 2 lbs for 2bc
New Homlny ana orlts. lbs for......eo
Va. Comb Honey, 2 lbs...............'i2oo o
Best Carolina RIce, pound ......s......:oo
4 Lion or Eagle cof'ee, pound........t2hct
Early June Peas, can. .............'...sc
Shredded Cocoanut, pound. ..........1z1so
New Rolled Oats, n a~kcye, packSae...So
Canned Tomatoes. !. ........, SO. %
New Navy Beans, quart .....1c
Beet city Meal. per PIX. 17c., or oush .o %
Canned Tomatoes, q largo cans for... goo
Quart Jars Home Made Sweet Plckles. 100
Try our silver King Minnesota Pate.,t
e Flour SOC. or barrel. e....... .So.lo
Blackberry or catavfba Wine. quart. 100
Ginger Snaps or Soda Crackers, b.. $50
salt Pork, per pound... $3.50. -. 90
Country JoIes, pound. ............-..o 90
Black Enamel Stove Polish, box........3 sc
Fresh Bologna Sausage pound .........7c
corned or Fresh Hams, pound. ........ go
Canned Corn, 4 for. ~, .l... ......... 2soS
Duffy's Malt WhIskey, per bottle. -. 900
S. ULLMAN'S SON,
Maln-street Stores, ts2o.1s22 East Main
Street; Marshall. Street store, sos E.
u Marshall Street.
'Phonea at our Two Stores.
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Richmond.

,,c,h Ahabah Temple dedicated WIN ap,
proprate ceremonies IN hs p ,ns eapacity
8 Of The Spacious edificc- Richmond bon n,r
se at record -orsR leak ,s tsuf the 20 entire
& ssnn XII records this season were
smashed Yesterday on the tobacco market e,
more than 4 third Of q million ponIn ~ d ns-
r,,sscd to morrow by Richmond pasloirss---
SNOW covers the ground after 1nbssno,,1
$ISxcisn board talked Of Tor 4 nio,,'i ,t
,sn ,iTs succeeds strenuous times on ~ ne
Stock xchangehIapdiy sey FIRE fr ns'rneu 4
mn tch' which She had thrown to the floor
a-Resdence entered and furniture :, az u
arranged. but nothing Is stolen. n MAM-
Observation-Disclosures OF Council: c onces-
sions granted two big manufactu,r RI. 8
plants: glass and shoe 1aeto res, p pad
room closing ordinance was delea5tiu pe, rr
idlar's license was increased-...-tlstol, "
alleged housebrcalter found--,,s,tairs, anas
Wright, sent OH to the grand jury.
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rs our special to-day.
A NEW DERBY,

Ell A NEW DERBY. *
II your hat has slipped It's trolley,
Don't commit the awful folly
OF leaping from tho car;
At our store you'll find
a new one Just to your mind,
And our prices never jar.
SLAB for a handsome black
Derby to-day.
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General.


Supposed millions OF Mrs. Chadwick a
package of valueless collateral: woman
spends another night IN tho tombs---7li,p-
and will now attempt to starve garrison
out; preparat tons being made to meet Bal
z tic f1cetPresident informs Senators
7 that Congress must pass law giving inter-
Estate Commerce Commission power TO fix
freight rates: big fight expected----Ses I
sion Of Congress: Bader declares nat
have done nothing; policy OF rctrenchment
v holds full sway; smaller sum for public
buildings; small likelihood OF vigorous
fight for reduction of representation in
Southern States-Woman makes direct
appeal to President for hep---Woodmen
trace man who had disappe Eleven
Il OF Nan Patterson under way again
Missing schooner believed TO be lost
4 Grave charges .against lieutenant who is
and nail WORKS one Of best plants se OF ! its its
kind in the South.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC '.' Z ,oo4.

VI IA ~ '''7 -DrUpinbNT. ~, -IVHF'
5t,. 7.1G n HIGH TIDE.
S s,,, ,n,..t i;ho Morning. :au
st,.,,, sa,s ~ S:2U Evening". tV1
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North Carolina.

THE Baptist Convention at Elizabeth
City appoints Rev r.. II. Marsh delegate
to the Baptist Worlds Conference; ,iine
frcports-Dr. Herbert Register, nilli q y
hunting near l'ittsboro--Young Risdon
returned to Salisbury from Pennsylvania,
where lie was wanted Tor ;swindlliing ~.
Raleigh and is seriously s.hurt--Child
burned to death in sight of'its parents in
J. ava II county. 15 e, aasf ltI+s 9}EsFsa
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Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
sanitary Lotion. Nererfails; Sold by owers
4 Minor Drug Co.. Richmond, Ma adv
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Virgins:

Tho action OF tho House committcc--------tI
Portsmouth letter carried arrested ana
search Of his house reveals many stolen l,l
articles Decision of Supreme, ,C COURT a. g, :
try Il, linz inffringements. Of the law ut ST..
Asaphs give satisfaction in AleSnldr,a. =,
refusal Of State chemist to take stomach q. en-
here disnppoints Alexandria oflicialsI
William Clemants acquitted Of the murder
Of Thomas 1rby in DanvilleMis ), tA AZ ,l'
with bignmy--Bristo will not quarantine
against Abingdon. believing general vac
8eination more cffective--fIcad-on COLI
sion between Florida Limited Coast Lane
and fircmen hurt: one may die----t\lbcrt
Walton. Jail burner at Emporla, sentenced
Y 10 the pcni tentiarN. It
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LIoQuent Sermon.

Rabbi GnlSel said In part:
laye often used the verse from the
F'Halm lchYsip This Is the dag whIeh
titF Lord hpth wrought, we shall rejoice
nnd be glad thereon, bpt never with
depi OF lefYor with which use II to-
hiSh't AHfr many, many months oE
piAnhlng and Struggling, VIC have reached
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Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
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lcew,er dallous;l Wears l.odger
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer,
itewer dallpna; WeNrs I.onger.

Ieewer llnllona: Wears Lonser.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-15
BALFO OUR BEATEN
IN THE COMMONS
Vote on EDUCATION ESti-
mates Against Ministry.
CALLED "a SNAP DECISION"
Crisis Will Probably Come When Budg-
ct Is Proposed-Protectionists
Would Hur1y Dissolution.

LONDON. March 15.-The British gov
ernment was defeated in the house of
commons today by d vote Of IL TO 150.
The division came on "a motion by Red
mond against the reduction of the Irish
educational estimates The government
IS not inclined TO take the vote seriously,
claiming it 10 be snap division.
A subsequent proposal by Redmond
that progress" be reported on the
measure was negatived by a vote Of III
10 146
In many quarters the defeat is taken to
portend a crisis, which it is generally
believed. viii arrive when the budget is
proposed. That the long expected crisis
is indeed near is further indicated by
the fact that former Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain has left Egypt and remains
temporarily in the Mediterranean with
in easy reach should IL be necessary
for him 20 hurry home and marshal the
forces OF the opposition
The prOtectiOnlsts are anxious to hurry
the dissolution of the present parlia-
ment, believing that delays would reduce
their effectiveness in the country.
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]. J. HILL, SILENT NOW,
MAY GIVE OPINION LATER

NEW YORK. March 15-J. J. Hin.
president Of the Northern Securities
Company, received news of the decision
at the company's offices in this city
Mr. Hul declined 10 discuss the matter
except TO say:
There is nothing to be said at this
time. The properties of the Northern
Securities Company are stiu there. They
are as good as ever"
Mr.. Hin intimated that he might have
something to say as soon as he got
some definite idea of the scope OF the
decision. He was in conference for
some tine after the news came out with
John S Kennedy, who is one OF the
directors and largest stockholders ii
the Northern Securities Company.
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which IS not covered by the decision IN
the other, and a dismissal is generally
expected. Certain questions involved
raised a doubt as to its proper presen-
tatiOn 10 the Supreme Court and as to
the correctness of the Federal Court
below in assuming Jurisdiction At any
rate. a dismissal of the case will IN
no way affect the consequences Of the
ruling of yesterday Under that de-
cisiOn. all the Governments contentious
are upheld and the sweeping Injunction
Of the court below is affirmed But as
II would cause endless complications
and impose unmerited har,lships on
many whose property rights are in
yoived, 10 enforce the ruling irbItrarily,
the matter CT proper enforce ment and
the method to be adopted, is left to the
Judgment OF the United States circuit
court of the district Of Minnesota. The
intention Is to enforce the sovereign
power Of the United States IN a manner
least calculated to bring about financial
and industrial complications.
Company Must Dissolve.
Should the officials Of the Northern
Securities Company fail to obey the or
ders of the court. they would be subject
to action in contempt. AS yet no crimi-
nal proceedings have been brought
against the organizers OF the merger.
such as would be justified by the Sher-
man antitrust law. the constitution
ality OF which is now so completely up
held. Nor is any such action likely IL
the merger people proceed in good faith
with tie court.
Should they noL- they win probably
have 10 face criminal prosecution as
wen as contempt proceedings- The
punishment under the criminal clause
OF the sherman law for participation in
contracts or combinations ~ restraint Of
trade is a fine Of 5000 or imprisonnlenc
for one year. or both. for every person
engaged in such contract or combine
fion
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-15
Russia Plans to Force
Fighting on the Seas

YINGKOW, March 15.-Russian Off
cials declare that Admiral Aakaroff has
resolved TO weaken the enemys fleet at
any cost for the purpose of enabling
the Russian Baltic squadron to arrive
and cooperate with the fleet IN the Far
East The officials admit that the Ret
vizan, Czafevitch ans Panadst cannot be
used Ia carrying out Admiral Efakaron s
plans. II VIII require year TO complete
repairs On the Cza.evitch and Retvizan.
Prominent Russians here and at Port
Arthur mention the probabi of 200,0J0
troops being modified to keep the Chi
nese ia check. These troops viii be, IT
is said. in addition 30 those used against
the Japanese. 1t is the admitted convic-
ton that the Russions intend to fan
back indefinitely before tie Japanese
until they have completed the mobiliza-
tion Of S09oo0 or 10000 troops. which viii
enable them TO attack on their own
terms.
Russian Plan Changed.
LONDON, March 15.-It seems most
probable that Port Arthur has been
neither captured nor evacuated not
withstandinE the recurrence Of the re-
ports TO that effect IN some quarters
Not word OF confirmation can be oh
tanned from Tokyo. and St Petersburg
denies IT, Shanghai reports the receipt
Of telegram- from Admiral Makaron
absolutely denying the reports.
The idea that Admiral MaSarof viii
probably take the aggressive. as has
been intinated. receives confirmation
from other sources
The correspondent Of the Daily MaiT'
at Niuchwang reports that since the
appointment Of General Kuropatkin TO
the military command I'm the Far East,
and the recent councils Of war al NuK-
den. il has become evident that the Rus
sian plan OF campaign has undergone a
complete change. especially az the Jap
anese have not followed up their naval
successes by active land operations.
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Persistent Reports That Squadron Left Port
Arthur About March 10 and IS on It's
Way to Vladivostok.
COSSACKS DEFEAT JAPANESE
IN SKIRMISH ON YALU RIVER
Dispatches Bring Further Details of the
Last Torpedo Encounter Between
Flotillas of Mikado and Gar.

LONDON, 1sA dispatch Company
morning, persistent
japanese
is endeavOrng vadvotok
correspondent of reports
between COssack Yu River
akimish says reported Anju Korea,
Japanese repused
YINGKOW, China, March 15A foreigner who has arrived here
place
day which the Russian cruiser damaged
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destroyer with several others. AS he
was rushing along the deck he encount-
cred the commander of the Russian yes
sci, who was just leaving his cabin.
The two sprang at each other. and
most exciting night followed. Finally
The japanese was able 70 get his arm
free. and felIed the commander with his
cutlGss. The Russian was stunned Tor
a moment. when ne attempted 10 rise
and continue the fight The Japanese.
however. kicked him as he lay on the
deck, ard the commander went over
board and was drowned
The japanese say there were twenty
sailors lying dead on the two Russian
ccsIrOyers which stood the brunt OF
the night
The japanese dead. continues the cor
respondent. were landed at SasebO, with
ful' honOrs, and borne on gun carriages
To naval headquarters.
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MARINES REPORTED
TO HAVE LANDED AT DALNY

LONDON. March IA dispatch to
the Telegraph from Tokyo says it is
rumored that japanese marines have
landed al Dalny and occupied the
town. The report cannot be confirmed.
The Niucnwang correspondent Of the
Daily Mail says that in an Interview
N. Murmerin. secretary 10 the governor
of Dalny denied the reported bonn
Dardment Of Dalny. He said that two
Japanese battleships two cruisers, and
two torpedo boats approached the
mouth Of Dalny Bay on Thursday, but
were afraid TO enter
There are nearly four hundred mines
here. They shellod Sansantac Island,
destroying the quarantine quarters, the
hospital and some residences. but as the
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LITTLE CHANGE EXPECTED
IN ROADS MANAGEMENT

OMAHA. Neb., March 15.-Former
United States Senator Manderson, gen
eraI solicitor Of the Burlington and MIS-
souri, River Railroad, when apprised OF
the decision. said;
During the existence of the so-caued
merger The three roads have been oper-
ated in fair competition with each other.
and the Burlington has been uader prac-
ticaIy the same management and con-
troll that il was before They win be-
yond a doubt continue to be operated
as separate entities, SO far as ti<e general
public is concerned. Therefore. / do not
see how il can be either benefited or in
jured by the decision