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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-10
TOOK ANOTHER NAME.

An attachment was served yesterday on Antonia G. Giuseppe, who is doing business as a saloonkeeper in East street under the name of Frank Mur- phy. The attachment is in favor of Charles F. Bollman, receiver of the Lion Brewing company, and is made on account of, non-payment of a debt of $500. It is returnable to the superior court Tuesday. June z, 1904.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-10

junct to the construction of the canal. at the same time fulfilling the purpose for which it was constructed as a route of commercial movement across the isthmus of Panama. If any contracts Tor other oblizations now subsist be- tween the railroad company and other transportation companies that are not in accord with sound public policy. then such contracts must be terminated as soon as it is possible to effect that object.
 No salary or per diem allowance of lcompensation in addition to the stated salary and per diem allowance of the members of the isthnlian canal com mission will be allowed to any member of the commission by.reason of his ser vices in connection with the civil gov T0- \
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-10
To ADoPT GRANDcHILD.

Application has been made in the pro- bate court for the right to adopt Alice May Underhill, daughter of Frank R. UnderhliIl. by MT. and Mrs. John A. Lyon. of 391 Howard avenue. The girl is twenty months old, and as there is no objection to her adoption the applica- tion will probably be granted. Her mother was a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lyon, and died leaving two children. The other child, Merrill Frances Un- derhill, has died since.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-10

Laces, at Soc the yd. Pt, Ve-
 mise, mostly have been from 1.5o to 5.75. Sale price, soc
 tI-S, I1z and 3-4 velvet ribbons, linen bacs, at Sc a yd,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-10

of drunkenness ahd Improper behavior were each fined $lO and costs. Dora and susan Carl. William Harrison and Burton Monroe, all colored. arrested at Mrs. Susan Carls house on a charge of improper conduct, were each fined S5 and costs. Mrs. Carl was remanded two months on charge of keeping q disorderly house. The raid was made by Sergeant Connolly and a squad of officers from the Dixwell avenue sta-
 tion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-10

25 per cent. discount for all work done in the Ideal Studio, during this sale.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-10
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
BUTTON WILL CASE STILL BE-
 FORE COURT.

Bonds Furnished for c. M. Howe
 Shares of Susan Shares to be Valued
 -yioIators of Bicycle Law Let of in
 City Court.
 Continuation of the trial of the pro- 1onged contest of the will of the late William Button of Button street was on in the probate court yesterday. Mariet- ta French of Wall street one of the contestants, and who is a sister of the testator, was again on the witness stand undergoing a severe cross exam- ination by Attorney John O'Neill of Waterbury, who is counsel for Clara Welton, who was Mir. Buttons house. keeper and who was willed about $lS,- GOO. It is expected that the case will last in it's trial for several days.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-10

Richards of Water street. West Haven, on worthless check. The trial will be in the West Haven court next Monday, and Howe will be defended by Attorney Philip Pond
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-10
uEAvY R0Nn -GIvEN.

David E. Wiser, secretary of the Mor- gan & Humiston Co.,, furnished S1,200 bonds for c. M. Howe in the west Ha- ven court yesterday. Howe is held on a charge of obtaining $45 from G. O.
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Don't Become An Object (

aversion and pity. Cure your catarrh, purify your breath and stop the offen- siye discharges.-Rev. .Dr. Bochror,o of Buffalo. says: My wife and were both troubled with distressing Catarh, but we have enjoyed freedom from this aggravating malady since the day we first used Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow der. Its action was instantaneous, giv- ing relief in ten minutes.
 Sold by W.H.Hull and Gillespie & Go.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-10
GRILLo ARRESTED.

Antonio Grille, of 65 Broad street, was arrested yesterday for violating the Sunday liquor law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
THINKS ROCK ISLAND
is AFTER SOUTHERN

Especial to The |pittcil
NEW. YORK, September i4-A theory
regarding the advance In Southern Rail
way is that tho stock is being bought
through j. p. Morgan and Company for
The Rock Island interest. The voting
trust Is, controlled by Morgan Interests
and probably could ba terminated IT, these
were willing TO SEQ tho control passed to
another road. In this connection 1t was
recalled that Rock Island nt ono time
contemplated the purchase Of the Sea-
board. but was not ultogcther satisfied
with-tllc result ofsan examination of he
property. This is, by some, thought TO
indicate a purpose, which might be
fulfilled through purchase Of Southern
Railway. southern and Rock Island
connect, forming a reasonable direct
through line, practically across the
continent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
RUSSIANS PLAN TO
WINTER AT .HARBIN
Two Months More Of Fighting,
However, May Change Looks
OF Things-Kuroki Try
ing to Turn Russian
Left at Muk-
den.

& Inactivity of the opposing armies
of Russia and Japan continues, and
no fighting of a general character.
is reported. Information coming
from an authoritative source in ST..
Petersburg is thatSthe Russians will.
winter at Harbin, but tho fact that.
sthere probably will be two months
of good weather for military opera
tions before extreme cold weather
sets In, leaves room for a revision
of this purpose in5the light of events
that may transpire. The ]apanese
are reported to be collecting taxes
and otherwise administering affairs
in Manchuria,. as though that coln-
try were conquered territory.
The publication of; General Knro-
patkin's report Of the fighting from
August 26th until the retreat upon
N1ukden has created a better feeling
in St. Petersburg. The report dis
atinctly places upon General Orloff
the lresponsibilityf for the failure to
hold the heights In the vicinity Of
sykwanton and SO check the Japa-
nese advance. 5
dispatch from Sin Min Tun sug-
.gests the likelihood Of an early en-:
fgagement near Mukden. Kuroki is
apparently trying to turn the RUS
sian left, and the movement is be-
lieyed to be the forerunner Of an
other battles. It Is not lillely#t that
Kuropatkin will relinquish his hold
upon the town without a fight. The
Russian fortification Of q Telling is
proceeding on an immense scale D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Mr.. RANKIN VERY Ill,
BUT MAY RECOVER

Mr.. Leland Rankin, publisher of tho
News Leader. continues extremely III Ent
tho residence OF Mr.. John C..Robert-
son, near Forest Hill, where his family
has been sunlmerlng
Mr.. Rankin was taken sick about u
month ago, at which time his physician
pronounced his trouble to be typhoid
fever Two weeks later pneumonia set
in, and at that time he was considered
TO be In Il serious condition. The pncu-
5monlu has bcen conquered. and Ills physt-
clan stated last night that lie regarded
Mr.. Rankin ms being extremely III, but
said there was every hope for his re-
covcry.tns the worst had now passed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
CALL EACH
OF | Her. LIARS, |. | ! / IS,
Wise and Quigg Have ri Lively, ,'l,
Tilt-Ode1l Victory Over
Senator Plat.
HIGGINS WILL q. 3 Be NAMED l'':
Judge Parker Leaves for '. New
York-To Revive Democratic
Clubs in the Country.
pr A.aocfated Press,)

{By Associated Press.)
SARATOGA, n. y, Sept. l4.-At b - -
o clock tonight there vas every eason
to believe that the following ticket, chosen
BY the Higgins supporters, would p, pc
nominated by the Republican State Con
vention to-morrow:
Goyernor-r'rank W. Higgins, Of Cat at:
Staraugus. II 4
Lieutenant Governor-M Linn Bruce,:ol
New York.
Secretary Of statc-John @ o'Brien, OF
Nttorney-Gcncral-Jullu N. Mayer, of Of
New York.
E state Trea surer-John D. Wallenmeier.
OF Erie.
state Engineer and Surveyor-Henry} A.
Van Alstyne, OF Columbia. 5 J;
Chief Judge OF the Court OF Appeals
Edgar n. Cullen. OF Kings. M ~
Associate Judge of tho Court OF "A p
peals--William =. Werner. OF Monroe
q Although there is no assurance that
this ticket can be nominated without
roll-ca1l on tho nomination for Cover
nor the air&is still full Of -rumors late
tonight that settlement may be reach
ed. and the unanimous nomination Of
Lieutcnant-Governor- Higgins accomplish
ed on the first ballot. At 11:40 P. NJ. Mr..
5Woodruff came from his HEADQUARTERS,
after protracted conference with
friends, and said: my name will SO be-
fore tho convention Tomorrow Re-
plying to an inquiry as to the number
OF votes he would have. he said: II
don't know. That does not have much to
do with, the matter anyway
Odell Against Platt.
The apparently tangled political sit
uation here yesterday had resolved itself
By the time the Republican State Con.
vention< actually met to-day into a plain
contest between Governor Odell and Sem
ator Platt, uhlch3s-the former and his
friends until tho last moment. were trying
to keep from taking open form upon the
floor Of the esconvention.
The convention held brief session, dur
Ing which organization was effected and
All address was made by y. Sloat Fassett
as temporary chairman. The body then
adjourned until Tomorrow without any
action. Indicating the strength Of the
contestants for the gubcrna torial nomilaa-
itlon. &
a sharp, interchange Of personalities
characterized tho arguments before the
convention Committee on Credentials IN $
afternoon over tho contest In the Nlne-
5teentl Assembly District Of New York
city. Tho participants in this exchange
/ OF opinion were Lemue E QuiGs aild
----
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
VOTE
PROPOSAL DOWN.
Feature Of Session Spirited
Discussion Of Fidelity
Plan.
(By Associated Iress,)

4. . 1.
NEW YORK.. Sept, l4.-Thc feature of
the annual sessions to-day Of thc thir-
tieth annual convention OF Tie American
Bankers Association IN this city was n
spirited discussion Of what has been
known as the Fidelity Plan, This lnyoly-
cd tho question Of the organization en-.
IterlnE. into fidelity insurance business.
Tho debate to-day was evoked by n
proposed amend V he legisla ton pro--1
vid.ng for the appoint mont OF trustees
fby the executive council OF tho body for
Tho administration Of a fund to be ternle
ed ,"rie American Bankers Guaranty.
Fund, .} this fund TO be devoted 10
the insurance of members against any.
dishonest acts BY their employees, Tile
convention voted Tho proposal doR'r, w Il
{sS SAftersan address OF welcome by Mayor
Mcclellan and a response by James Stills
man, President y, q BigeloW delivered
his annual address. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
FIGHT FOR.
PURE VI AIE|::.R. E
Dr.. Levy to be Continued as
Expert for
Year.
HAS DONE ] N! MI MUCH GOOD. GOOD
Superintendent Boiling Says His
Tests Have Protected
"A Public Health.

.E sl5 > \ q
Richmond authorities are doing all IN
their power to protect the public health
Of the city through the medium OF pure
water, and there is now no epidemic OF
disease here which has its source IN
water conditions. t5i.i 5,2
Three months ago the Council, upon tn g
recommendation Of Superintendent g. a. ..
Boiling and the Committee on Water,
employed Dr8E. G. Levy TO make certain
examinations into the water conditions
here, with the view to preventing epl-
denies Of disease resulting from impure
water. {ii
Made Partial Report.
The tests to be made by Dr.. Levy were
to continue for three months. The time
expired q few days ago, and last night
yDr. Levy submitted a partial report Of
his work to the committee along with
tho Recommendation that it be continued
for one year from date, permitting the
expert employed to establish a laboratory
for his work on the river bank, and to
secure u LUc a1CCeSSdI S e1lt4 lOl a
moro thorough Investigation. The tests
heretofore made have been at the Medical
College OF Virginia, which institution
kindly rendered the use Of Its laboratory
to Dr.. Levy. The recommendation OF DR..
Levy was heartily endorsed by Supcrin-
tendent Boiling, who pointed out some
OF tho good results from tho formers
work up to tlis time.
Much Good Already. i
Mr. Boiling said that 1t was at DR..
Lcvys suggestion that Mayor Mccarthy
had ordered the spring on Ninth Street,
between Main and Cary, closed The flow
Of water there was cut off on Tuesday.
hccausc Dr.. Levy discovered that ; It con. con
tained germs OF disease. Il
Other impurities In the }'Si'1 water !! ~ r. az y
ferent sections Of the city were discovered
~ Dr.. Levy and promptly rcmedted.a 7.
Tho Water Committee ordered m ordl-
nance 10 be reported to the Council, ap-
jproprlcting $500 to carry on tho work
Tor a. period of one year. according to Dr..
I,cyy's recomn,fnda tions
Dr.. Levy, who is regarded as authority
on chemistry, will be employed to con-
3tInue lis invest LEGATIONS if tho ordinance
is adopted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Richmond.

The crossing of electric wires causes scS-
eral bIazes and intense excitement. IN tne
banking district, but very little damage
lis done--SeVere storm prevailing inLVir-
glnia and North Carolina strikes, iSich z
.nond. accompanied by heavy ra1n g.. -.
Water Committee takes determined steps
looking TO tlnsuring pure water Supply
for +he cty---Union Theological seminary
opens with Interesting exercises and a
large attendance---Teach cherR are assign :
ed and final preparations made for the
opening OF the public schools to-dny---nr. r.
Leland Rankin, publisher OF the News
4 Leader, seriously lll--Corpora ton Com 1
mission lltnring representatives Of rail-
roads on tax assessments: several char.
tiers granted -- Private advlccs received
hero Of the death OF Bonayita, BostSck,s 4,
3 lion tamer--Sercral weddings IN ttich-
g,nond "Details being perfected for the
"trip OF Governor and staff and the blues
10 ST. Louis Oyster season TO open 70:
day Central Trades and Labor Council
4 to rea lze a snug sum xxom the labor Day
Celebrate ton University foot t-tall team TO
beGir practice next week--C indicates
y for the House speakershp ut work.
Small fire in Seventh Street Christian
Church. believed to have resulted from
accident t. r ichmond Academy to open
next tAfonday---Menp picked out to,consti-
sEtute an Eastern League team here.--,,T, -;
Every prospect tha { the Horse Show VIII
lie ID big success. MANCHESTER---------A )
yertising men aud advance men Tor the
4 carnival arrive: contest for Queen OF Car
nival--.Aiany indictments III Chesteriicid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
BODY Of WOMAN
FOUND in TRUNK.
subsequently Identified as That
Of Mrs. Inez Smith, Of
Cleveland. ia
ttBy Associated Press )

& CLEVELAND, o., September l4.-The
body of a Young woman was found to-
day crowded into a trunk which was
picked up in the water under a. coal dock
on tho lake front, ~ half dozen detec-
tives wore nt once placed on tho case.
with tho result tho body was identified
as that OF Mrs, Inez Smith, OF this city.
The woman disappeared on September
9Th. That she was murdered and her body
placed IN the trunk and thrown Into tho
river the police say Is certain. The spo-
lice are looking for the woman's hus-
band who is n negro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
STARTLING RECORD
OF TRAGIC I, DEATHS. J:
Reign Of Outlawry;i III Cllicagl
Results in Over Twenty
Fatalities,
Especial to The Times -pispa tch)

CHICAGO, Sept, 14,-Chlcagos Startling
record OF tragic deaths at the hands Of
bandits during the past nine months Is a
striking exhibit Of tho reign Of outlawry,
which has swept over this city. During
this period more than twenty deaths have
been attributed to hold ups on Chicago
Streets and In business houses, while tho
hospitals have taken In scores OF pa atients
Dangerously, but not fatally, 4 hurt by
criminals, For hese tWenty-one deaths
BtWoKdoyotcd tiances lave been forced to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
..F0RF|ERUNNER OF BATTLE. : |. e,
Nuroki Apparently Trying I
Turn the Russian Left
5 at Mukdcn. &.
Especial Cable to The Times. Dispatch,
,s5 Copyright, 1o04)

Especial Cable to The Times. Dispatch.
Copyright, teo4.)
SIN MIN zTUN, Sept. 14.--From all that
can be learned Of tho movements OF the
Russian army, itewould seem that lt,ro--
.patlsin does not intend to rcllp1uish his
hold on Mukden without once more join
Ing issue Will, Oyama. Reports received
4lere Indicate that Nlcyelidorf's army has
begun Tie work OF strengthening the de-
tfcnses Of NI,kden and lave impressed into
their service Il large number OF coolies.
who arc employed in digging trenches
ana rifle pits. It is estimated that the
Russians have about sixty thousand men men
still at AIukden.
AT Tleling, he work Of fortlncat lion Is
said to be progressing very rapidly. It
is planned nan immense scale, the ma
sture OF the position Is such that many
military mon consider 1t imprcgnahle. It
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
SITUATION CRITICAL.
Reported That stocssel VII y. il.
Blow Up Fortress #
Captured.
(Byl Associated Press.)

% PARIS, Sept. 15.--The Journals st.
Petersburg correspondent says: " a very
3s,gi, parsonage informs me that the En-, I
peror has received report from Lleuten'5
ant. .eneral stoessel to the effect that the
situation at Port Arthur Is most critical.
FOR "a week there has been no meat, and
only a small quantity OF flour, while the
ammunition there Is not sufficient for
LONG re 81 tance. Everything Is prepared
for the blowing Of the Qualifications N
the event OF a successful Japanese as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
CONTINUED on Third Page.)
MUST CONVERT
THEIR HOLDINGS
IBondl1olders of Consolidated To-
bacco Receive Notice Con
cerlling Reaeljustment,
Especial to ,TheTlmes-Dispat

a 8F- 1SpeCIa 10 1INs y 1Hlcs-LISF -
b5 NEW YORK, Sent. ,-Rondholders o.
it.oons,lidated Tobacco, who wish to ex-
change for the securities of tho.nIew new ,,Mn G1n.
;punY, have been notified that fneS rs I n1ssu ny
fHhNefa t;einats ~ n 'nn the eonpahys readustment
plan Hi It is proposed that al Of the p,,;. PRES
snt rvst bonds hohdl s1a y 6e 81 wIf Ieft
nni inp shal be the siX per cent and
4the four ,,er cent. direct obligations of ths
no 5wconpany. The skies VII rank m aneaa
tie fours seHbpeseeaI bs scoIa aa 'esa trust trust
3bontls viii accept the proposal. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Found Dead in Bed,

# Especial to 'The Tlmes-pispatch)
BALTIMORE, MD, Sent, 4.-EdWard ].
,yt-ugtield, of Richmond, Yaa&u about sin
ty-tiYe years old, was found dead in he'd
ut Henry shafers Hotel, 50 Nest Pratt
street, ! late to.night, lis death was
1rubably due to heart disease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Mr.. Branch Honored.s

z, (Sperial 10 The Tmes-Dlspa tcll.)
NEW YORK. sept 1i--lhe American
Bankers Association. q Grea ,as tsr N9T J. y
Ia Jailles &. Branch secretary OF I he
American Association, In recognition a1
his services
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
TEN ARE INDICTED . /

v |lIIJNTSVII,LE, Ala, n Sent, I--rFlhe
specjal S gruntlf Jury investigating the.
ilynchng of Horace pies. tlleinesrn who
Killed John lValdrop, has reported ton.
indictments against alleged nlemhers OF f
itle mob. Arrests will quickly toiioW,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
ALL PRISONERS I'm
WILCOX lAlL ESCAPE

tBy Associated Prcss)
4 MOBILE, Ala" SEPT, l4,--A special
from Camden, Ala, says thut all the
prisoners confined in tho Wilcox county
jail broke jail and escaped to-day. Four
alleged murders were In he party. Blood
hounds will ho5put on their track,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
IN Need Il Of Repairs.
fRy Associafed Prcss. !

by t<tSSUCldteu lCSS.J Ii
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.--Actiye ex-
changes were In progress to-day be-
tween the officials Of the State and Navy
Departments respecting the case OF the
Russian transport Lena at San Francisco.
Acting Secretary Adee deems 1t mex
pedlen. 70 make a public statement
touching this matter until a final de-
cision has been reached, and as to tho
course to be pursued IN the case OF taa
Lena 5.| NJ s. 9,a
THE report OF the Inspector Of boilers
and hulls at San Francisco is substan.,
5ly as follows:
The boilers and engines are both badly
In need OF repairs. 10 put in now boilers
will require from four to six months. The
Inspector says that tho vessel can bo put
In q seaworthy condition In from twenty
to thirty days and repaired so that sho
would be able to make about eight knots
This Is regarded by the officials OF the
Navy Department as entirely within the
term .reasonable time used III the Pres
Idents proclamation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Lena Can be Putsill Seaworthy
Condition. in From Twenty
to Thirty Days.
THIRD INs sPECTloN BEGUN
disposition Of Vessel Will De
pend Upon Result Of
Investigation.
(By Associated Press.)

4 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, September IA
Guarded by several American warships,
tho Russian auxiliary cruiser Lena lies
In the same position in the bay, where
she dropped anchor sund day af ternoon
To-day. under the direction Of the United
States navy, third inspection Of the
Lena was begun, and the disposition OF
tho vessel will doubtless depend upon
the result Of the Investigation.
The visit to-day Of Captain Berllnsky
and the Russian consul, NJ. Koskavtcll,
to the Mare Island naval station Is re-
garded as significant, as 1t is believed to
Sportend < he dismantling Of the Lena.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Virginia

Norfolk negro In a,,te-mortom statement
declares a policeman shot him--C "
Meredith retained by tho admlnlstration
4 faction in Norfolk to present their case,
Attorney sues the city OF, DanHlllc tors q
q fee nd leave the smattcrsf In Judge AIKEN 3,
hands for arbitration----!The steamer
Louise breaks from her moorinEs at New
port News and blown several miles-Ihe
Schuyler and Esmont Railroad ready for
cause a. constable sent a negro into 4
white lady.s room, to arrest hers ov-,
crnor Montague giants second respite 70
Henry Dickinson, sentenced in Prince
George to hang Richmond young man
terribly injured In hunting accident In
8Chesterfleld--.C Court martial to try mem
&burs Of Seycnty-ilrst Regimentin NoTfolk.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
North Carolina.

a cyclone visits Wise. NJ c.. and tears
things to smitherecns: a.3lleavy blow at
Wilmington and on the coast expected TO
d .veloI. much damage; heavy blow \ t
Raleigh and damage at Durham and MI.
Olive; one child fatally hurt---Captain
II. 3. Glenn makes a great speech In tho
Shcrrill murder case: case in hands OF the
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