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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-01
BOY TRUANT HANGS HIMSELF,

Springfield, Mass, Dec. Henry La
bonte of Holyoke, IA years old, hanged
himself in the Hampden county truant
school because respondent over the fail
ure Of an attempt to escape. The. body
was found in his room by the master Of
the truant school In one hand Labonte
clutched tightly photograph Of a dead
brother. sa u.s.. 5 H.
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GOVERNMENT. ACTS

INDIAN Traps Tor K11Ilng SALMON VIII
Be Removed.
Special to The Journal.
Vancouver, B. c., Dec. Lowing to
disclosures here that millions of spawn
ing salmon are being killed by Indians,
who are damming up the small rivers in
the north, the government sends word
that the Indians will be prevented from
killing salmon, except for their own con-
sumption, and that all barriers and
traps will be removed by force and the
Indians prevented from putting them up
again. The government is building
four hatcheries to prevent the threat
ened extinction Of salmon. - :.
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onica busch is a common scold. Barbara
Long was the complainant. She said
Veronica had "a tongue like a whipsaw.
and that it was always ripping somebody
The busch woman was arrested and gave
bail to keep the peace. 49,
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WOMAN AS COMMON scoLD.

Mahanoy City, Pa, Dec. Twenty
women from the village of Mores, trooped
into the office of Justice Of the Peace
Coombs last evening to testify that Ver-
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If there was ever specific for any
Liver Pills are ,a7specifc for sick
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know this. Only one pill a dose. Try
them. 73a.-'"tif 49,"
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Z The action Of Carter,s Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natural;
regulate the bowels, but do not purge.
They are sure to please. Try them.
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worlds fair service to st. Louis be-
tween Chicago and st. Louis, leaving
Chicago at $3.50 am, l2:04 pm, 9:27
P Ribraa aho sieep p and Free keel aaea
Chair cars. Tickets to the fair at
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table and literature. A. H. Hanson,
G. P, A., Chicago.
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Short Line to st. Louis and Hot
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route ne to st. ST. Louis Island and Hot Sprin esp''
Double daily service with Pullman
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Minneapolis, MINI.
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Rock Island system

Playing Cards, best in |. the market.
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Agent, 1872 Nicollet ,a;Aue, Minneapolis,
MINI. rs'". "a @@lf~ 81 -E@'@ -. -
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Always avoid harsh, purgative pills.
They first make you sick, and then
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Liver Pills regulate. the bowels and
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Ill1uois central aai1roa6

( See Stockwell sooil-That life insur-
ance-The Penn Mutual, Andrus Bldg.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
Reqrets VIcksburu Incident.

St Petersburg, March 1.-The state
ment of the commander of the United
States gunboat Vicksburg regarding
the Chemulpo affair was communicate
ed to the foreign Office by The Asso-
ciated Press correspondent and was
received as a complete and satisfac-
tory explanation Regrets we're ex-
pressed that the incident had created
SO much feeling here.
1--WE had no official advices on the
subject" said an official, but as the
incident was attracting much atten-
ton here it is a source of qualification
to learn the statements were not only
untrue, but that the Vicksburg was the
first to render aid. We desire to pre-
serve the most amicable relations with
the American republic and when the
truth is generally known 1t will doubt
less go far to allay the irritation
caused by the original report"
When the government receives an
official report of the aid rendered by
the Vicksburg to the Russian wounded
1t will express to the United States
It's formal thanks, as in the case OF
the British, French and Italian war.
ships.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
PORT ARTHUR
FURIOUSLY
sc II
BOMBARDED
Sapaasss Wsrships Fire on Russian
BhsBghold For Two Hours.
u&AlE NAVY AGAIN SUFFERS

y rspedc Boat Was Sunk and TWO
osssers Badly Damaged, One Being
~ Sinking conditIon-Japanese Re-
tsrca In Good order-cossacks Fire
Upsa Jap Camp In Korea and Aro
pnvee on.
Lenson. March LA dispatch to the
paig Telegraph from Yin kow. dated
1sbFsaxy %. says:
sFifteen Japanese warships furiously
Aombarded Port Arthur from 10 until
n o'clock this morning. The Russian
srv1isers Novik. Askold and Bayan, ac-
sompanied by four torpedo boats,
steamed out to meet the attack. They
were, however. forced to retire. The
Askoad was in a sinking condition. The
Novfk was badly damaged, and tor
pedc boat was sunk. The Russian bat
tioship Retvizan was again damaged.
The Japanese withdrew in good
bgSscr."
The pause In the war operations In
Far East has been broken by an
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
Russia Objects to New Cable.

St Petersburg, March 1.-If an at
tempt is made to lay cable from the
Island Of Guam to Japan during the
continuance of hostilities it will be re-
garded as contraband of war under the
proclamation promulgated Sunday. AS
pointed out to the Associated Press
correspondent, the proclamation is spe-
cif1c on this question, and 1t is not be-
iieved here that the United States will
undertake or authorize such q cable
now. as It would constitute breach
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
Rev l. A. Carter has res;,noa

Rev. L. A. Carter has resigned
the pastorate of the Third Street Baptist
Church of this city end will be installed
tom ol1ow as pastor of the Shiloh Bap-
tist Church OF Ashland, Va.
and Mr.. A. ID. Price attended to the
funeral arrangements i'll a manner
that gave entire satisfaction.
MIR. Richard Carter has erected a
two room buildii on Third ST.. between
Leigh and jackson Sts., and will en-
gage in business there.
Your clothes will need overhaul
ing Just as much as the furniture and
Mr.. w. .. Turner is an expert at the
business. Call and see him.
Theron II. Brown, white. who
stole $l5 600 90 from the Life Insurance
Co., of Virginia was arrested in Chica-
go. About 80 600 of the money was re-
covered.
You ought to know it now for
Mr.. T. w. Leonard has been selling Won
pure medicines, cosmetics ETC., for
twenty years and he gives entire salts.
faction. 1t pays TO deal with him.
-Groceries are always in order, es-
pecially If You have children about
That is why Mr.. A. q. Booker moved
where he could accommodate the trade.
See Advertisement.
1t is reported that the bust of the
late Rev. John Jasper has boen remov.
ed to the residence of the Rev. Ran.
dolph V. Peyton, where it will remain
until the church is remodelled.
Your feet are ON the ground. They
have no need to be- if you have visited
Mr.. 3: j.. Gilpin. He is carrying a fine
line of shoes now.
Rev. Archer Ferguson is Presi-
dent of the united Minister'S Confer
ence and seems to be giving entire salts
faction.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
Russian Troops In Korea.

Seoul. Korea, March 2-Advices from
the north report that 140O Russians are
at Chong-Ju, 500 at Kusong and so at
Anju. These forces probably are only
feelers sent out To locate the position
Of the Japanese.
All the Americans formerly at Sun
Chun, with the exception of one fam
lily, have arrived at Ping Yang.
The emperor of Korea has dissolved
the organization of the peddlers' guild.
which has been disturbing factor in
the situation.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05

MADISON-Rev DR.. Henry Madi-
son, Moderator of the Bethany Baptist
Association Trustee, of the Virginia
Seminary, Honored Pastor of Big Bethel
Baptist Church, Little Gilfeld and Piny
Grove, departed this life last Sunday at
about 6 O'Clock p. m, at Wellvills, He
had just finished his days work and was
on his way to board the train for Peters
burg, but was stricken in the depot with
heart troubles and died in few minu.
ties.
He was one of the best and most
influential Baptist Divines in the State
OF Virginia. The funeral was preached
on Tuesday at the Big BETH Church
Dinwiddie Co., Drs. G.. b. Howard, w.
+. Graham, and others officiating.
A very large crowd of both white
and colored attended the funeral. DR..
Howard preached wonderful funeral
discourse from 2nd Tim. 4th chapter.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05

Rev. w. II. Crawley and Mr.. ].
s. .Trice of South Boston, Va, were in
the city this week.
We have received a handsome
Antikamnia Calendar. together with a
small box OF the wonderful headache
remedy, from the Antikamnia Chemical
Co, of st. Louis. While being spe
cialty for headache, il is really a remedy
for all pain. neuralgia and otherwise
1t may be obtained at all druggists.
THE Knights of Pythlas and
Courts of Calanthe will observe their
anniversary Sunday afternoon, March
9Th at the Second Baptist Church. The
Lodge members will assemble at the
new Pythian Castle, at 2 d. m. sharp
and the companies of the Uniform Rank
In this city will assemble at the same
hour and march from that point to the
church. The members of the Courts
will assemble in the lecture room of the
church st 2:S0 p. IN. sharp and be ready
to take part in the exercises.
Mrs. Matte Grey, formerly Of
Manchester. Va, but now of New Yorl,
spent several days in her old home,
having been called here on account of
.. u. ~.
Hughes. She has been residing in New
! York l6 years and this was her third
visit to our city. Mrs. Grey is looking
| the picture of health. Her mother hav-
ing improved. she returned to her home
in the north last Thursday.
The concert to be given at Can.
nngham's Hall. Manchester, by Major
| j. johnson Monday night, promises
| TO excel ali others
The Mechanics Savings Bank Of
| fers all of the facilities of a first-class
banking institution and the public is in
| vited to deposit the funds there. Inter
est allowed on all deposits remaining 60
days and over. Money placed in the
bank can be withdrawn, that is taken
| out when desired.
You will make no mistake if You Ike
that dollar you now have in your pocket
and place it in the Mechanics Savings
Bank. You keep it where you have your
hand on it every time you feel i'll your
pocket, and you will spend it sure Call
and see Cashier Wyatt.
The last meeting of the Board of
Managers of the PYthian Calanthe In
! dustrial Association developed the fact
that the Lodges and Courts owning
| stock in the corporation'owned properly,
| real and personal to the value of Sl8 600 :
90. This remarkable result has been
accomplished in four years time.
Bring your job work to the PLAN
ET office. 1t will be done at reasonable
rates and in first-class style.
Read the PLANET and pay for it.
1t is and has been true 10 the race.
There are no false notes in the PLANETS
music.
Mr.. W. Henry Jones now has
| charge OF our collecting. No talk ne.
cessary, just hand over the money to
him when you see him coming. 1t will
reach the Office all right.
-Colored people should read race
newspapers. Many Of chem are do nQ
this and they are being benefited ny the
operation.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
Russia accepts U. S. Attaches.

Washington, March 1.-The Russian
army formally has granted the request
Of the United States that certain Off
GERS of the American army be permit
ted to accompany the Russian troops
and witness their operations in the war
with Japan. Ambassador Mccormick,
In a cablegram informing Secretary
Hay of this fact. states that the officers
cannot join the Russian army before
April Is of the Russian calendar.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
Wife Wanted.

A colored gentleman desires the ac-
quaintance of young widow or lady
who is well educated and willing to
assist a husband in business. i am a
hard laborer and labor every day; sober
industrious and affec' ionate. Height 5
feet II ches Age, 80 years. Complex
ion, dark.
No trifler need answer
Address
). T.,
l4S4 Painhridge ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
Dc You Know Then?

i desire No know the whereabouts of
my relatives. They lived some where
near 81 Sohn ana Charity Sts Nv
orother'e fiame WAS Samutsl Randall, and
another 0ae FAMED Hampron Knoxlan.
My sister was named Margaret Carter
My mothers name was NJ eslly Ann Foun.
tain
Any information Concerning tbe,
will be gladly received.
Address,
STEPHEN KNS~vLAN
500 E. -5rh ST.,
Elmira, N Y.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
Japs Steal March On Russians.

Japs Steal March On Russians.
Lao Yang, Manchuria, March 2-The
japanese have occupied Ichio Yang.
Korea. and are now fortifying the walls
of the town. This was the objective
point of General Mishtchenko, who.
with a detachment of mounted Co.'S
sacks, had reached Kansaja, Korea,
and was expacted to arrive at Ichio
Yang Morday. A detachment of Rus
sian troops is in the neighborhood of
Icbio Yang. The Koreans are averse
TO giving tho Russians information re-
garding the movements of the Japa-
nese.
The Chinese troops around Liau Che
are being reinforced. Yuan Shi Kai,
the Chinese commauder-in-chief, has
10000 men near Junipin Flu. while 15,-
600 men are with General Ma. Fresh
troops are arriving In the province of
Chilli
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
iR1C E. FIN ENY%s


st meeting of the Knights OF
Pythlas at the Python Castle. which
meeting was called by the Deputy Grand
chancellor w. A. Millner for the mr.
pose OF arranging for the observance of
tne anniversary March 9th, it was do
cluen 10 hold the exercises at the High
2, TS' baptlst Church and tnat Rev. w.
Il. L. oaii' the able pastor be invited to de-
nver tne sermon: Sir William i. Sinua
was secretary.-Danville, Va
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
mo Surrender" Say Russians.

No ouEFCuOcrI Gay ftuSSidnos
Port Arthur. March I (delayed)-
General Stoessei. commander Of the
garrison here. has issued a general or
der directing the attention OF the
troops and inhabitants to the fact that
the Japanese intend to land and seize
the fortress. The general declares the
japanese consider the seizure Of Port
Arthur 10 be question OF national
honor. and from their obstinate at
TICKS and bombardments OF the fortress
and bays he can only conclude that the
enemy wiil make every effort to cap
tuTe the fortress. falling which the
Japanese will destroy the railroad and
withdraw.
The enemy. however," proceeds the
general order. "is mistaken. Our troops
know and the inhabitants are herewith
Informed by me that we will not yield.
We must fight to the finish, as /, the
oommandant will never give an order
TO surrender. bring this to the notice
or those less daring and call on all to
become convinced of the necessity Of
nghting to the death. Those who leave
without fighting will not save them
selves There is no way out. On three
sides there is the sea, and on the fourth
VIII be the enemy. There is no means
or escape except by fighting"
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
S15e.OO Endowment Paid.
BROOKLYN N. Y. March l. 19o4

BROOKLYN N. Y, March 1, 1904. =.
This is to certify that have received
from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand Chan
cellor of the Grand Lodge of Virginia,
Knights of Pythias, (st50.00O Que Hun
1red and Fifty Dollars in payment of
the death claim of William II Carter.
who was a member of Friendship
Lodge, No. 3. N. A, S. A, E, A, A.
& A.
Signed: -
WILLIAM B. CARTER,
Witnesses:
w. < Washington,
John K. Jackson.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
Cheaper Tickets Than Ever Before

On March 1st and 18th the FRsco
system will sell one way tickets from
Memphis to certain points in Texas for
IS 90. from Memphis TO al polnrs in
Oklahoma and IIdian Territs r,rs for
$500. Also very cheap round trip tick
cts same dates.
Write for tickets and information to
W. II. Saunders, ID. p. A,
Frisco System,
/ o. East Main St,
Richmond. Va
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
still Waiting.

Baltimore, Md, Feb. % 1903.
My Dear Wife,
have been waiting to hear from vou.
and wall do everything t. yuur comfort
Have no fear as Will dc al! hat is night.
Having everything in readiness. / am
waiting patiently To hear from you.
Your husband,
JAMES HuL.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
READY TO ADVANCE IN KOREA

All Jap Forces There and Russians
Have a Surprise In Store.
Paris, March 2.-The correspondent
Of the Associated Press is informed
that authoritative advjcss have been
received in Paris to the effect that the
Japanese general staff left Japan for
Chemulpo, Korea. This is accepted as
showing that all the troops necessary
for the forward movement have been
landed in Korea, and 1t is expected that
the movement of troops will begin the
last Of this week. With respect to the
Russian force which will contest the
way, 1t is said that there will be some
surprise manifested at the strength the
Russians are able to dispose of.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
skiRMlsHINa ALONG YALu RIVER
Russian and Japanese Advance Guard
Meet at Ping Yanu. Korea.

Russian and Japanese Advance Guard
Meet at Ping Yang, Korea.
Seoul, Feb. 29.-Details of a skirmish
ut Ping Yang show that so Russian
cavalrymen approached the north gate
o. me Japanese camp and fired at 1000
metres. a sharp fusilade took place and
the Russians retired. All of the for
seners are safe. The fight took place
On the morning OF the 2Sth.
The emperor has contributed 10O. 900
yen and the crown prince $4,000 ven to
the Japanese relief fund.
London, Feb. 29.-The following Of
nciai dispatch has been received at
nie Japanese legation here from Toxic:
"a number OF the enemy's cavalry
appeared at point 700 metres north
& Ping Yang. Korea. Our infantry
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
JOnes-Wallaee.

The marriage of Miss Hattie X
Wallace to Rev. Williams J. Jones. r.
ID will take place at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents, 700 Price St, Wed.
nesday March 1904 at $50 D. n.
Friends are invited. No cards.
2t
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
'v vfttf6FRFttTf
RICHMOND
Old Times Over Again.5

= Come to the First Baptist Church on
Monday night, March 14th, 1904. at 8
O'Clock if you want to see these old
times over again for the benefit of the
above named church. Some of the best
home talent compose this gran enter
ment. Admission, Adults, 15cts
Children, 10cts.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
counterfeited Gold Coin.

Bluefield, w. Va. March 2.-W. r.
Hendricks. formerly a prominent sa,
loonkeeper of Bristol. Tenn. now living
at Graham, Va. was arrested, charged
with circulating counterfeit gold coin,
and is being held under heavy bond
for trial
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
1872 Dearborn ST., Chica go
OdelI For Republican chafrman-


Albany. N. Y, March 2-Presidens
Roosevelt has summoned Governos
Odell to Washington. and the infer
ence placed on the summons by thosa
we'll informed is that the president in
tends TO ask Governor Odell to accepe
the chairmanship of the Republican
national committee. It is known. how
ever, that any proposition made by
the president that may in any way
affect the control of the state commit.
tee by the governor will De refused.
II. however, the Craftsmanship of tha
national Committee Is offered TO tho
governor free from any conditions. SO
that the control of the state commit
tee is also in his hands, It is believed
that Governor Odell will consent to
take charge of the national campaign
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
All Right For Ashland.

Reduced rates have been granted TO
Ashland, Sund y, March Och 8; a. m
Fare for round trip, t50) fifty cents.
We leave Elba station at sos. Let
every one be ON time.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05

w n It E D-SEVERAL TNnUS.
trious persons in each state to trayes
for house established eleven years and
with "A large capital, to call upon mer-
chants and agents for successful and
profitable line. Permanent engage
ment Weekly cash salary of S24 and
ali travelling expens es and hotel bills
advanced III cash each week Experi-
ence not essential. Mention refer encc
and enclose self-adoressed envelope.
Tue NATIONAL,
lSr 332 Dearborn ST., Chica gn.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
Fort at Port Arthur.

other Japanese attack on Port Arthur.
OF which only the foregoing brief ac-
count Is yet to hand. This report,
however, shows a repetition Of the now
familiar tactics of japan.
1t Is presumed that this attack was
made in bad weather, previous tele-
eraphic advices having reported a Sc
we're gale raging at Port Arthur. AS
usual. the Japanese did not remain
long enough of the harbor to enable
tho gunners at the forts to get their
range Again. also, the same three
cruisers. the Bayan. the Askold and the
Novfk, came out to meet the attack.
and thfs suggests that either they were
Che only effective ships there or that
the larger battieships were unable to
81 out
A despatch from Shanghai TO the
Daiiy Chronicle says the Russians are
transferring the guns from the dis.
sbhed ships at Port Arthur TO the
forts there.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
e. A cosSAcK WATCH STATION IN MkNcHURIA.

o
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
Aged Couple Asphyxiated.

Philadelphia, March I. Charles
Miller, aged S3 years, a retired manu-
facturer of machinery, and his wife.
Frederica, 80 years old, were found
dead at their home. 1922 North 22d
street, both having been asphyxiated
by gas. The couple had not been seen
since last Thursday, and the police
broke open the house and found them
in the bedroom on the second floor. A
gas stopper was found half opened Ik
is believed their death was acci ientaI-
Princeton Students Dropped.
Princeton. n. j., March 2.-OhiciaI
announcement was made at Dean
Fines ofli3e that &c students have been
dropped from the university for def
cheney in studies. or these 81 studentn
are in the scientific department and II
In the academy. Half of the total num-
Der are freshmen. This is the largest
number of failures ever recorded at
Princeton, Ii is said that several prom
inent athletes are among the number.
Detroit Rejects carnegIe's Offer.
Detroit, March BY a vote of iE
to L. the common council rejected An
drew Carnegie's offer of S750.000 for
a central and branch public libraries.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05

of neutrality. according to the Rus
sian view.
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05
THE AMERICAN BENEFICIAL INSURANCE co,

one we represent
l6O 90 at
NJ " Chnrct IG lbe
husband Oar President. Gr4han
YOUR H'i "S We
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05

hred UPON them. causing them TO re;
tire"
Richmond planet., 1904-03-05


Ss nTaE TORPEDO aon AND DURING
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-08-25
WHEN | GET RICH.

When I get rich. oh. many things I'll do;
For all poor :olks whose lives are 1uli OF
care,
Their days. now dear, I'll make so s~eet
and fair,
They'll know no grief, no sorrow, no &C.
s2air
When I get rich!
When get ricn the friends love SC, dear
Shall know no more those weary, toiisome
hours;
I'll light their skies With sunshine, and
the showers
Will scatter on their pathway ialrest
flowers.
When l get r.ch.
When you get rich! Those friends you
loved so we'll
May not be here, but far beyond the
skies,
And never know the hidden love that lies
Within your .eart-ah! foohsA, vain sur
When you get rich.
Wait not till rich. but haste to do it now!
Yes, scatter s;nshine-dry the falling
tear
Light up with h. pc The u~rkenel heart
and d-ear.
That may 5e near you-oh, never mind
the year
When d, III get rich
The Rev. P. H. McCauley, in Freeman 5
Journal