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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
In the North.

Rev. Phillip Stafford NoA'n. '-
Springfield. Mass ae.iFtie' .-
calarreAir Sermon @ ''. -.
degrees OF CoinmniAn "i'
Tho phuoarlnhia <orth American
r-,.-... ..,...,r.r5 as favor
~ .re ro-rinatio-.of Judge Parker
-. .-.s ,s.,.at,-~ "a short
ior fIe7'-'-' '
platform.
pf,ra-s p QUAY the late senators
49,, q r--,.l, are mentioned
-.-......., ,...,, ii, -he senate
,t.
49,. ,,.--,r lender ~ Tam
nan -.,s - Atlantic CITY. aud
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$500 Accounting Mcclellan
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
JAPANESE PLANS NATURE
SENATOR QUAY DEAD

Chronic castritis Which First Az
taored Him a Year Ago. the Cause
g His Death.
seaver. Pa. Specialized. Mattne"
Stanley Quay. senior Senator from
Pennsylvania. passed peacefully into
death. at 2:4S Saturday afternoon, after
an illness which had been more OF less
persistent for the past year. which took
q turn FOR the worse ten days ago and
which the doctors diagnosed as chronic
sastritis.
The funeral will be held at o'clock
ON the afternoon OF Tuesday. May 5lst.
and the remains will be inferred in the
historic family burial plot IN Beaver
Cemetery.
Senator Quay's illness began about
year ago. Il was recurrence OF the
trouble that beset him during the lat
At part Of 1900 and the early days OF
January. 1901. when he was under
/ roing the strain OF a desperate fight foi
/ reelection 20 the Senate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
60 Of cossaeks Probabls.

81 Pa,ersbur. By Cabie.-There is no
confirmation al the general staG Of the
reported defeat OF 1000 Cossacks 40 Al
Kang Pen Men. northeast Of Feng
Wang Cheng. but the messages from
Cen. Kuropathn Issued Monday after
noon. recording the japanese advance
from Kuan Dian. Slang (kwan ITEM
- saimatsza lend color 20 the Toxic
report. ia view Of the fact that Al Vans
Pien Men lies below the above points
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
NEWS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
Paragraphs Of Minor Importance
Gathered From Many Sources
Through the South.


A new $500 600 s;eer-car line is to be
built in Richmond.
Two men we're arrested charged with
highway robbery at Ocean View.
-Four German vessels are at Newport
News for overhaulins and repairs.
Mary Howard. colored. committed
suicide in a hammock at Portsmouth
Fully 500 persons were made home
less by q FIRE in Nazoo City. Mss. and
az these half are destitute.
Josophus Daniels. editor Of the RAJ.
eigh. y. c.. News and Observer. was
fined $4,000 Tuesday by judge Purnell
for alleged contempt.
The body OF Heinrich Klemm. the
sailor drowned from the gunboat Vine
TO. was found al Newport News.
spencer r. Rackey. OF Golashoro. \
&c. reports De was robbed Of 800. as
ne believes. by two chance acQuaint
auces. man and woman.
C. C. Johnson. OF Portsmouth. wa
sentenced 70 two years go prison 10
forsiue an ancged will OF his wife.
The famous Atlantic and North Car
olina Railroad case has taken anothe
turn Chief Justice Fuller having is
l sued an order TO take the road out @
the hands of q receiver the sccon
time
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
CRACKED VOICES.
a Lack q Muscular Control IL What
Causes the Break.

a Lax - Muscular Iorftrci e WINK
Causes TIE Break
Yhe pitch o. the human voice de-
rencs primarily upon the number q
vibrations per second q the vocal
cords. and they in their turn. depend
on tie Ienxth. size and degree - ten
sfon q the cords. which Increase Sn
Length with the growth q the .arynx-
One OF The deepest bass notes. frora
she greater length q the cords has
only eighty double vibrations a sec
ons. while q soprano volnee car gige
ss@ such yibrstiOns 81 The same time.
The size % a lads lsrynx II. roug3-
~. that Of a woman's. Bat when TIE
piping schooiboy IL shooting up into
manhood his laryrnx grows rapidly snS
the vvczi cords become el01gate1
nearly So tire proportion o. three aad a
half 70 two. Tie carriages BY whica
their tension is regulated also shzrs
IN this growth. a. h seen - ths
swelling Of the 50 called Adams aD
pie"
Now. al these parts 90 not iDc-e1ss
With equal rapiditg; hence The mus
.niar coptroi. which must be YER
exact. rendered uncertain and zh'
voice ~ said 10 break" A similz
change r<xes place In lac Csc Of We
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04

Washington, Special.-Advices re-
celved here report the departure from
Japan OF another army division. While
its destination is not stated. 1t Is con-
PICTURED that these troops are about TO
close In on the Russian rear In north
east Korea. cutting OF the raiding par
ties which have threatened Cen. kuro-
kYs communications. There are no
fewer than 1900 soldiers in the expe-
citicn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
coIored Pastor Arrested.

Petersburg. Special-Rev. Ell Tart
pastor OF Harrison Street Baptist
Church. the largest colorcd church i'm
the city. was arrested ON five different
charges. There has been great dis
sension IN his congregation. and there
is a serious factional fight among the
colored people in that part OF tho city
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
- ID 81. Petershuro.

Berlin. By Cable.-The correspondent
of The Lokal Anzelger. at ST. Peters
lrrg. telegrarhs that Rear Admiral
Prince Olktomsky. who. il was report
e.. had been hanged for treason az
Port Arthur. III really now IN 81. re
tersburg he was recalled, suherlng
from nervous strain. The correspon-
dent saws the reports connecting Prince
Ouktomsky with treason are without
foundation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
These III Attend Funeral.

Washington. Special.-The following
Senator'S have been selected by Presi-
dent Pro Tempore Frye TO attend the
funeral OF the late Senator NJ. : Quay.
Penrose. FRYE. Allison. Aidrich. AlEer.
Gallinge-. Elkins. Hansbrough. stew
art. Piatt. OF New York Allen. For
aker. Mitchell. German. Daniel. Teller
Dubois. Cockrell Tillman. Blackburn
and Mclaughlin.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
VIRGINIA BRIEFS
Notes Cleaned From Every Section Of
the Old Dominion.

Notes Cleaned From Every Section Of
the Old Dominion.
The Tradosman reports the follow
ing new Virginia industries Roam
oke. $4,000 hardware company,
Hampton. 100000 canning factory;
Newport News. 100000 docks and
coal company. Portsmouth. $4,000
mantel and gate manufacturing com
pany. Washington. $4,000 stone conn
pany.
A. r. Mclean. a young white man.
arrested on a charge Of stoaling SIS
worth of street-car tickets from the
Norfolk. Portsmouth and Newport
News Company. was discharged in che
Mayors Court az Portsmouth. Nc-
Lean said he met Mr. Paytor. the ior-
mer superintendent OF the company,
in Richmond about the middle Of
March and took 1000 street-car tick
/ cts as security for a loan of So. not
/ knowing that Payton had been dis
charged hy the company. Not hearing
\ from PaytOn Mclean sold the tickets
/ for cents each.
The Virginia Diocese of the Roman
/ Catholic Church viii have an addition
al priest next month. when Rev Fred
erick Lacky viii be ordained Roman
Catholic priest in St Mary's Seminary
r. w Whaley. chief clerk in the
Alexandria Postomce. has moved with
his family TO Crookston. Mimi. He
will take the place OF Mr.. r. 5 Nep-
tune. who viii be transferred 10 Alex
andria.
Damage suits for $4,000 each have
been brought in Danville against the
Southern Railway Company by the
administrators OF J. T. Blair and
E Lewis r. Spies. both Of whom were
p killed in the wreck OF mail train No
p 81. which jumped from the long
Z trestle north OF the city last Septem-
Der. Both victims of the wreck left
a widow and small children. Blair
was conductor and Spies railway
mail clerk
: Alexandria is making preparations
. 10 receive the State Firemen's Asso
! citation, which will meet there August
3 II. is and l9.
10 It's opponents have decided 30 MAKE
a strong fight in the Virginia STATE
convention against the primary sys
TEN.
The Staunton and Augusta Count.
Educational Association has beer
ls formed. with r. ID. Haislip, president
nc and Miss NJ. F. Duval. OF the Virgins
70 Female Institute. and Miss r. G
Weimar OF the Mary and Baldwin
Seminary, vice-presidents. Nariou
IN vfce-presidents from the county di:
III tricts. were also named. among ther
IA Mr.. ]. W. Churchman.
OF Rev. DIR. w. N Scott. of Stauntos
90 and his daughters, Misses \anni
Brooke and Agnes. will sail from Phi
a. adelphia Saturday for Liverpool
spend GO days abroad.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04

Toxic. BY Cable-Gen. Oku. in COM
mand OF the japanese forces operating
against Port Arthur. reports that the
Russians have abandoned Chen ko
chen Pan. Huang shan and Liu Shu
Tan. 10 Russians have been seen east
OF Chen Ko pau. Gen. Nanumura's de-
techment. which occupied Biu shan
Friday. captured four Russian guns.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
Presldent MIC sympathy.

Washington. Special - President
Roosevelt. Immediately on learning Of
the death Of Senator Quay. wired the
following TO Mrs. Quay,
Mrs. NJ s. Quay. Beaver. Pa.
Accept my profound sympathy OF
fcial and personal Through my term
as President. Senator Quay has been
my staunch and loyal friend. had
hoped 20 the last that he would. Toy
sheer courage. pull through his illness
Again accept my sympathy.
lSiEnedl.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04

Brookline. Mass. Special.-Holcomo
Ward. OF Orange. vanQuished all com
ers in the singles In the Robin tennis
tournament at the Country CluD Mon
day. The former national champions
William A. Larned. Of summit, y -
and Malcolm y. Whitman, OF Brook
lvn went down before the lively play
ing OF the Orange expert.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04

Mukden. BY Cable.-Lieut. Newton
A. McCully. 4. 5. ". recently naval at
tache al Kokic. but ordered 20 observe
the Russian feet operations. is inside
the Russian lines at Port Arthur. The
other attaches were recently at Lao
Yang. Their present whereabouts Is not
ascertainable here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
Japanese Objective.

Mukden. Sunday. BY Cable.-So far
as can De judged from the grouping OF
Tho euemy's forces. his attention Is di-
rected principally against Port Arthur.
Ii is possible that part or whole OF
the second japanese aTWy may be sent
thither.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04

men. but very much less in amount.
an6 further compensation In the for
nation q the upper part q the iarynx
serves 70 disguise the effect
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04

81. Petersburg. BY Cable.-Gen. kuro-
Jatkln telegraphs, as follows: i have
received a report stating that the Jap
anese advance on Kwan Tien has be-
Gun from Samutiaza. The numbers OF
the enemy are not known"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04

Col. A. ". Higgins has discharged the
unson members OF the Seyenty-hrst
REGIMENT Band who refused 10 march
With the Navy Band.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04

Mustang wafer viii remove tbs ooov
Of onions from the hands.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
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Some Aspects Of Society.
Bv Mrs Blu rtOn FiarriSon.

.rTr -r-rr r1r-
supremacy
4 % that society
\ of
halls and house CHIEF events
e iuverl es
-e-a- Ia p D. Id
aher The ana A-
fgr o In hat4t1'1e
with
aury f-lren nave @
Abr "a. r.f-fr
7~ezt. q
uhoc a.
who an
cray - sose-yg~ o
prepare At
aurhsers highest they 80 eonrony provide & VIZ
-heir
MUGS abroad MAJ SIC .o ms
safrer
rage and daily work down io1n ms y
81
here q the nao1EFeryhss Magazine
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-04
Meanest Of All Crimes.


T is not WINS steane Il is not even n"roer :
inrratisude TO parents constitutes the meanes' OF A.
To be thsef % be murderer Is bad en0"s"
IN an conscience Int mo re dspicabe thief sr muir
se~r is the man who ~goes his father and mother
These fngrafes beong those by hen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03

with choler and his eyes snapped hos
tiIity to the old editor. II Will tell you
why I must refuse to shake hands with
you.'' said the statesman "At the time
the late Senator Morrill,, OF Vermont, was
reelected to the Senate for what proved
to be his last term, your paper pupllshea
a paragraph saying that the reason Mr.,
Morrill, refused to die was that lie was
too stingy TO pay his funeral expenses"
Senator Scott was un,ffcctedly sorry
that Mr. Morrill, had been wronged and
Mr. Hoar hurt But he protested that not
only did he not write the paragraph, bu1
never heard of 1t before, THAT makes
ing irasclbllity, "you were the editor and
were responsible. So cannot shake
hands with you.' Mr.. Scott. like his old
friend Hoar Is a man OF spunlt ana
spirit Flo could not take such public
rebuff lying down.. So with great dlgnl-
ty he said: "rhen turn my oacK o.,
you And thus, MS the elevator travelled
inward to their destination, these two
venerable and worthy men stood BACK 70
back. a prey to angry feelings.
we hope there has been q mistake, and
that another Portland paper than the
Oregonian printed the cruel squlh com
planned of with so much justice ana reel
Ing by Senator Hoar, but we INNS no
was little hasty, a bit touchy. ana per-
haps uncharitable In a season when love
ana concord should prevail Ought he
not to have accepted Mr.. SCOTS honest
disclaimer, or at least repaired With him
TO the Congressional Library 10 prove
his charge by going over the BACK llles
Of the Oregonlun and pointing out the
obnoxious paragraph? trlends shoula
bring together these venerable men. VINO
have so many precious memories IN COM
mon, and make them strike hands N
token OF amity, like those dear olu tel-
lows, Cy Prime and Seth Green ~ 'I''e
Old Homestead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03


t1erly ,ised nv the Panama Railroad as
a messenger q station, and In the other
cities and towns In the republic, !tiiee
cor ditlons Surrounding them are neither
seEitary nor military. It Isl Withai e.
mos .uncolninendable Organization I. NV |,t
Fortunately for Panama. this military
establishment is slated for prncticas Ok
stiAttion. VI 4; Il. Il
To DtsBAND 1.-THE ARMY.
The other day an#n1leged plot e, 70 as
snssinnte G.sneral 1inertns was dlseooV-
ctctl., A number Of officers and men
we're placed under arrest ut tho barracks
ana uuurteii lint this city, and wlliskeu
away on the first train for Colon Thcn
the, were transferred tolnr outward
bound Steamship and deportcd. There
vas as a matter OF course, no plot to
essasslnate General Huertas Tho story
5wn1 matlo out of the whole cloth TO JUS
t:f.' the military authorities In Kidding
tho country or some officers and men
whose allegiance to tho new repul,ic was
oren to question:. Tho scheme worked
we'll: but the s,aqtel to 1t Is found III
tho expressions now current IN official
and other circlea
These expressions find their true and
fiji Interpretation In the Star and Her
aid, the local newspaper, Which IS the
official organ Of the new republic. In an
CulLOfluI -OI Hu1Ilp lclSl LIZ '1N''' t''iN
Herald makes IN emphatic demand upon
the new government for the disbandmcnt
OF the army It's argument being thnt
now the canal treaty las been ratified
au,l American Occupation Of the vital
rprta of the Tsthmus Is assured, the
army Is entirely superfluous. 1t will IN
tho future serve no purpose save that
or notwithstanding body, for IN
ally future wars Panama may be called
ur or to face the actual fighting VIII pc
done by the soldiers and sailors Of the
United States"
This expression, 80 boldly made, de-
scrites tho exact sense OF the govern
nlent authorities. They feel that Amer
lean occupation OF the canai zone Will
relieve them Of all necessity for the main
te:uncc Of an army, nnd plan has al
rec dy been formulated to reduce tho
strength Of the organization until It
shall number no more than respectable.
gi,,lrd, The advantages to be derived
ct ON this are many. The first urgent
need for, an army has passed; nobody
here. except some few rattio-brained
Americans, expects to see any fighting
witt, Coombin and by reducing the size
OF the army the burden upon the federal
treasury will h, materially lghtencd
without III any way jeopnrdlzing isthmial
Interests, for the future fighting OH this
marrow strip will, according to popular
expectations, DO done by the United
States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
THAT ELEVATOR EPISODE
Regret Expressed at Senator's
Treatment Of Oregon Editor.

1t is with pain and regret that we no
tice the testy treatment Of Mr., Harvey
w. Scott. the venerable editor of the
Portland OregonIan. by Senator Hoar. Of
Massachusetts, who Is also an old man,
being In his seventy-eight year. MIR.
Scott long mn ndmlrer Of tho senator,
like all good men who helped to bring the
Republican party into the world, offered
Mr.. Hoar his hand In greeting when they
met In tho Senate elevator Thursday.
Now, an elevator Is a small place, where
the amenities ought to be observed with
special tact and solicltude, Imagine Mr..
SCOTS modification whom the aged
statesman refused to acknowledge his
genial How doEyou do, senator2" and to
take his hand Mr.. EIoar was trembling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
FORK UNION FACTS.
"A New Bridge That Is a Great
Public Convenience.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,

.
FORK UNION. VA. Jan. 1.-The COM
pletion of5'the Columbia viad,ct which
spans Backwater Creek and its deep
valley of mud and slush, meets a grlevous- i
" felt want OF the citizens Of that town
and the travelling public 1t is n slruc-
ture of such elevation as to give assur-
nnce that every little rise in James River
cannot now. as heretofore. blockade the
western approach to the town and depot.
Looking still westward. other improve
ments meet the eye. The nnlatlel man
sion, known rs the Point Of Fork on {;
beautiful eminencc overlooking the
junction Of the Rivanna, and the James.
has Of late under the touch Of skilled
artisans and with Its detour Of graded
roads. presents q doubly attractive
appearance. AZ .,.s2 .f
Still following the river road the trav-
eller passes the new mercantile plant Of
Pace and Brother and the hamlet known
.as "EIolmhead" which Is post office and
the home of the Ashllns. Arriving ut
Fork Union, l,e at once recognizes what
honor and credit to the town, has been
the establishment, Of tho Academy there
The Impress of this educational enterprise
with patronage now Of 1856 Is seen. not.
only in the material advancement OF the
place. but throughout oil this section Of
the State deeply awakened interest in
education.
Miss Orie Hatcher who has been spend
ing Christmas here, has recently taken
the degree OF Phi. D. at the Chicago
University. and will devote her life to
teaching
Mr.. Edgar Lee Allen. of Birmingham
Ala, for some days visitor to old
friends here, left to-day for the home OF
his parents In King and Queen county,
Mr. Campbell Jones. a well known expert
at oil drilling returns tomorrow to the
Kentucky oil fields. his headquarters
being ut Monticello for the winter.
The Board Of Supervisors, acting on the
wishes of the people as made known at
the last election by majority OF the
qualified voters Of this district decided
at its last meeting. to putyin operation
the hog sheep and goat law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
Hanging Up Papa's Stocking,

wonder II any Of the children have
ever played Santa Claus!
We children said we We're nor gong
to hang up our stockings. But papa Nnia
he would hang up his, He went 70 bed
early, so We tipped all oyer the house
finding things that We Thought he would
want, We soon went to bed ana AFTER we
had gone to sleep real Santa Claus
came and put more nice things on top
those wo had putt so that tho stockT
'ing was fairly oyerflowing with nlce
presents.
Next morning we got up soon. put papa
said nobody was to take the slocklns
down until all were dressed and ready
for berakfast,
When he opened It. what JOY 80 many
things!
\, lie gave us most Of the things, ana
We had more fun than u We had hung
up our own stockings.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-26
X Fine Lot of Brick

The Choctaw Brick < Tile Com pany have finished burning their first kiln of brIck, and we are in- formed that samples taken at ran- dom and compared with brick made at Malvern, Little Rock, De. Valls Bluff and other places, gives the blue ribbon to the Forrest City concern by great odds. Even Mr. Clark's pressed brick are out,class- ed by the home product, showing better color, almost as smooth a finish, and can scarcely be distin- guished from the pressed variety.
 The plant is running on full time and is under the supervision of Mir. W. c. Simmons, and is making about l6,000 brick per day. The kiln just burned contained only about 10000 brlck, but another containing ll5,000 will be fired the first of the week.
 We congratulate the company upon this good showing, and wish them success.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-26
A MOther'S Warning.

Too much care cannot be used with small children during the hot weather of the summer months to guard against bowel troubles. As rule it is only necessary to give the child dose of castor oil to cor rect any disorder of the bowels Do not use any substitute, but give the old fash toned castor oil, and see that it is fresh as rancid oil nauseates and has tendency to gripe. If this does not check the bow els give Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and and Diarrh0ea Remedy and then dose of castor oil, and the disease may be check ed in it's ncipiency and all danger avoided The castor oil aud this remedy should be procured at once and kept ready for in- 5tant use as soon as the first indication of any bowel trouble appears. It's the most successful treatment known and may be relied upoo with implicit confidence, even in cases Of cholera infentnm. Fer eale by | T SanCe-e,