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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
RETURN IT
TO ENGLAND N | ] !. \ |: !.
National Rifle Association Will
Send Palma Trophy Back
to Great Britain.
BY A UNANIMOUS VOTE.
Also Draws Resolutions With
drawing the Palma COMPETE
ton From Programme.
UNANIMOUS VOTE.
lRr Associated Press,


WASHINGTON. June l1.-By unani-
nous vote the Executive Committee OF
the National Rifle Association. which
met here to- day. decided TO return forth
with TO England the Palma trophy. which
the American team won at the Bisley
School last September, because OF the
charges made that the American team
violated a rule OF the cont st in using a
rifle slightly different from that used
by the regular army OF this country IL
wa. also decided to withdraw the Palaa
trophy from this years competition. me
Executive Committee adopt the follow
Ing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas. this committee has carefully
considered all the facts and correspond
cnce In connection with the controversy
which followed the Palma trophy compe-
tiiIon of 1908: and whereas. we regret the
oyjdent differences of opinion which nave
be made matter for publication and
while we find the cap tain OF the Ameri-
can team made no secret Whatever o.
the exact character OF the rifles, bell wing
thair use perfectly proper, which dltter-
ences OF opinion would never nave exist
ed nad lie officially submitted the rifles
far approval. In accordance with the en-
plicit instructions given him by the pres
dcnt OF this associations; and whereas.
prolongation of the arguments as 70 What
Is or Is not conformity with regulation
patterns Of rifles might be continued IN
definitely, with no prospective good re-
scultIng therefrom; and whereas, II IS
tha unanimous sentiment OF this com
mittee that the existing controversy can
not continue without working serious IN
Jury 10 competitive military rifle shoot
in the world over; therefore, be u !,
r. solved, That we hereby ratify all
statements made In the letter OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
Said That the Japs Can Put
100000 Trained Men
Into the Field. iii
OPERATIONS FOR FINAL
ASSAULT COMPLETEnl
japanese Confident That When
Their Seventy thousand Men
Are Hurled NAgainst Port
Arthur It Must Fall.
Artillery Duel in #5
Progress. an
Especial Gable to The Time Dlsp patch.
Copyrldht t9O4,) 8.ss

&N0PCOIdI S<dUlo 10 no
Copyright 1so4.) 9ss II
sa TOXIC. June 1l..--General Kuroki IL
apparently threatening the Russian posi-
Btlon from all sides. On the east, he has
strong column about Aiyang. His main
body Is at Feng Wang Cheng with g
strong force reaching half way TO Lao
Yang, while In the west. his lines extend
TO within a few miles OF Hal Cheng, with
an army at Stu Yen so situated that Ii
can either assist in protecting Oku's rear
or jol, In the general advance on Kuro-s
patkin. lts
This disposition OF the troops by which
an attack In force may be delivered at
any one of three or four view points, has
paralyzed the Russians apparently. So.
far as can4be learned here, the proposed
march OF Kuropatkin to the south has
been abandoned and he is still awaiting
Kuroki's attack. There Is a consta n Z
stream of transports leaving Jnpa n, laden
with troops and munitio Of war, cir
destination Is unk nowr,, put IT is belle ed
they arc being sent to hfanp hurln. 81 Yoprl
correspondent is icredibly Inf rtneds hat
Japan can yet putt 300, 900 tra tneds ZEN
Into the field. The imp sion hero is, that
Port Arthur win be cal ,tnr4d this Week
and that Okuts entire arm VII sweep
to the north S8. 3f9ss5 ~. III tfsi
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the Savannah line of Steamships City. OF.
Savannah and City Of Augusta The
company started at once to secure fire
men tn place OF the strikers on the City
OF Savannah. a full crew OF non-union
Sfremen was secured and the vessel
sailed forty minutes late. sS II, w
& The strikers on the City OF Augusta
were formally! discharged, 8 the yes
sell will be laid up for repairs for % day
or two. ES u n 4 s3iS
The MORO Castle OF the Ward line. on.
which the first strike OF the sma rina fires
men took pla ee, sal ed to-day for da-s
va ii II iour and IA hal 4hours behind time
All the other vessels vi icl, were sched-
uled Ito sail had little difficulty Iii OBJ
tanning f!remen. So far not a single ship
has been prevented from sailing.
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RUSSIA INDIGNANT.
Does Not Like Idea Of Alleged
Shipping Of Submarines From
United States to Japan.
'(specIaI Gable to The Times. Dlspatch.

Especial Gable to The Tlmes.DIspatch.
Copyright 1so4.) "a.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1l.-Therc -
high authority for saying that the war
council has agayn changed Its mind, and
that there VII. be no compulsion placed
on General Kuropatkin in regard TO the
relief OF Port Arthur. He will be per-
mitted to follow his own plan OF cam
pa gn.
News from the front has been meagre
to-day, but there is an Indication that
the Russian commander contemplates
an attempt to crush the Japanese column
threatening him In detail. The move to-
wards Bai-Cheng is believed 70 have
been a feint. and that the first blow w
be struck at the Japanese on the
Kwantien road near Ai-Yans, This Is
believed to be the weakest and most
Isolated point.
Much indlgnat on Is expressed here at
the alleged shipping OF an American sub
marine torpedo boat from the United
States for Japan.
Three full army corps comprising the
best troops In Russia are now en- route (
to The ter East, Il WI take at least
two months TO get them all to the front.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
WHO WILL BE
next I CHIEF /: !?
Police Commissioners to Select
a. succ OTTO aior How a
ard OH wv eelracsday. .@
THE LEADING CANDIDATES.
Captains Sliinberger and H]1u'llce,
Sergeant Kerse and Captain
lie Masurier Mentioned.

Interest is again conferred In the police
department. The Board of Police Com
missioners will meet on Wednesday to
inspect the force. to elect a large number
of officers. and. above all. to elect a
CHIEF, to succeed Major Howard. whose
resignation takes effect on July LIST.
There has been much speculation as to
who may be the next chief OF police. -Four
names have been prominently mentioned
In connection with the place---lnspe
shinberger. Captain Hulce, Sergeant
kerse and Captain lie Masurier.
The latter gentleman has not put In q
formal application. He stated few
days ago thai he would not aspire for
the position. unless IT was the intention
OF the board to go gu slde the depart
l,ent for a chief. He does not wish to
antagonze any member OF the force I'M
der such circumstances.
lIt seems pretty we'll understood that
the board vii. mot pick a chief from out
side the department, 50 that It Is hardly
probable the popular councilman's name
will be presented.
All Good Men.
Z Captain s;hlnherger, Captain Hulce and
Sergeant kerse are popular men. and en-
ereetic and able officers. The former has
not put In an application, but Captain
lli,lce and Sergeant Kerse have.
Captain Shlnberger Is looked upon as
the logical successor to Major Howard,
his present position placing him in close
touch with the duties of the chief, and
his long service as clerk to the hoard
and the chief fitting him em!nently for
the place.
Captain Hulce is veteran In police
work. He has served as detective and
has acted as captain at each of the city
Continued on Tenth Page,)
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TURF RESULTS
BY WIRELESS.
Company VIII Locate Stations
Through South Which Will
Handle Racing News,
fBy Associated Press.l

MEMPHIS. TENN, June liza local
paper publishes an interv ew with one
OF the proprietors Of a pool room here,
which has been closed IN winch ne says
the PLACES will be reopened Monday and
that wireless telegraphy will be used to
transmit the results S
After this announcement 4 was learn
ed that representative OF the wireless
company was In the city. ana that ms
visit was to make arrangements to erect
,nasts and Install Instruments az this
place az a stat on In the circuit which
the company proposes to build. He said
that the company would make arrange
ments for line from st. Louis to New
orleans, and that stations would be
located at Cairo. Memphis Helena,
.Greenville, yiekshurs, Natchez and New
orleanA
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PREPARATIONS CONNIE .TE..
Oku Prepared to Make
Final Assault on p ort
Arthur. \ ~
fspeolal Cable 10 The Times. pIspateh.


Copyright 1so4.)
CHE FOO. June l1,-All the prepara-
tons are completed for re final assault
on Port Arthur. The out 4 positions have
been taken and as soon as General Oku
concludes that the constant bonn bardnent
which is ccntinuely increasing In severity,
as more heavy guns are brought up and
placed In position, his battalions, nearly
100000 strong. will be hurled against the
last defenses OF the Russians and no doubt
is felt by the japanese that the feat ac.
complished nearly ten year ago. Will be
again successfully performed.
4 Oku has strongly intrcnched posi-
ton above Kin Chow and another below
that place across the narrowest neck OF
the peninsula. These are we'll defended
by men and guns. In addition. he has a.
strong force beyond these lines which
seems to be more than holding Its own
with the Russian division operating
against him. so he has no fear OF being
Interrupted In his work by a rear attacks.
For the past two or three days. the eight
ing about Fort Arthur. has been conttneds
TO a fierce artillery duel, In which the
japanese losses have been very small ~
is not known what damage has been M
iflicted on the Russians. ~ Y, Nh p ies
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FOUR KILLED BY
SEWER EXPLOSION.
Manholcs Blown Up and Frame
Building Observation-Disclosures
line Torch Responsible.
lRy Assoclntedl Press.l

CHICAGO. ILL.,, June ll.-By an ex-
ploslon to-day In a'huge sewer being
constructed along Thirty-nlnlh Street,
man-holes were blown up for many
blocks, the street was badly torn. and a
frame building demolished. Four persons.
including City Engineer Miltimore, were
killed. Three workrnen. accompanied by
City Engineer Guy Miltimore. who car
ried gasoline torch, We're going down
into the sewer, when they encountered
sewer gas, and the explosion followed. All
four men were killed and their bodies
entombed.
In addition to sewer gas 1t Is thought
that possibly petroleum had leaked into
the sewer. as for fifteen minutes after
the explosion fire burned fereely i was
two hours before successful attempt
could he made to rescue che bodies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
MISS JULIA TYLER TO
TAKE HONORs AT WELLESLEY
lsnao,a, - The Tirnes-plsp

Especial to The Times Dispa't ca.' ~,
WELLESLEY, MASS June li :, 49,,
liz :, hurs. Va. girl. Miss Julia G. Tyler.
IL nne of the three southerners who VII
receive the bachelor of arts degree with
5honors at wellesley College June Us :.
She is one Of the brightest students N
a class which ranks unusually hlgn =. IN
average scholarship, evenfin an tnstltu-
ton whose requirements are exceedingly
severe. and is very popular with .ner
classmates, having been elected 10 sew
erai student societies and to places on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
SIX ENGAGE in
A BLOODY DUEL
Was Result Of Friction Over
Selection 81 Public School
Teacher-One Killed.
tBy Associated Press.

WACO, TEXAS, June ll,-As resa1'
of friction over the selection of teacher
for a public school ut Elk a small Town
ten miles north Of Waco. a bloody street
duel was fought here to-day by r. g.;
florence, his son. River Terrence, ana
Al McAdenn son-ln-laW ON one SIDE,
ana Dr.. Holton, his son, and Professor
q. w, Perkins. on the other Bad reel
aatter and firing began when the men
mat day. Tho elder Terrence WAS
killed instantly, his body being rlddled
win bullets Or. Holtpn and his son
received dangerous wounds. and Profess
sor Perkins and River florence were
seriously injured, MrAden escaped unin-
Iured. shotguns and revolyers were the
weapons used by the participants all Of
whom are prominent
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VIRGINIA. BOYS WILL
TAKE DEGREES AT YALE.
fSnec1at 4.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch9
NEW l4AVEN. CONN, = une ii,--tA ~,
thc successful candidates for the bach
elor OF arts degree at Yale University
In the academy department are George
palmer Christian. OF Richmond. VA
Thomas Robert Gaines. Rushville va.
and Harry lizard Brown Rice. OF Coles
Ferry, Va They stand we'll UP In the
list OF high mark scholars and VIII re-
ce,ve commencement parts which. VIZ
additional thonors and advanced degrees
Will be announced a few days prior 70
June f9th. 3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
JUDGE YARRELL
FOR CONGRESS
Will Enter the Race in the
Fourth District in a
Few Days.
Especial 70 Yhe TImea- pIspateh.l


EMpokI4A. VA, June ll,-JudSe
Leon.da D. Yarrell Of Greenesyile coun-
~, Will in al probability announce HIM
self as candidate for Congress from
this. the Fourth District. In few
days, He has time and again been
approached by many prominent and m
fuentlll Democrats In this and adjoin-.
Ing counties to enter the race, but havirg
large financial interests n Cuba, from
which island he returned to-day, would
mol make his position definitely known
In the prem SEES. It may be safely stated
however, that he will give his consent
and enter and contest in the next few
days
The people Of Gresnesylle are as q unit
for him, and will put forth every
legitimate effort TO elect him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
FL RIDA DAY Will | I BE
JULY HE SECOND.
tlBy Associated Press. )

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, June la
telegram was received tonight by James
A. Holomon. editor of the Industrial Rec
ord, from the president of the st. Louis
Exposition, announcing July I'd as Flor
ida Day at the Worlds Fair A special
train will leave Jacksonville June 5oth
over the southern Railway, arriving in
st. Louis on the morning OF July ID. TAX
Ing one hundred members of the Turpen-
tine Operators Association. the Florida
delegation to the National Democratic
Convention and other prominent Florl-
dams. There will be Florida Day exer-'
hcises in the Exposition auditorium.
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president OF this association to the sec
rotary Of the National Rifle As Q aot
Of Great Britain, dated March i, - :.
tia Palma competition from the p' pro
e.amrnc for the current var and 70
cause tie Palma trophy to be mme diate-
lysreturned to tho National Rifle .AssoG sl
lion OF Great Britain, to be held py Ina "a.
organization for future com p .t e.9.l.
Topographic orders will be sent 20 Sfsew
York. where the Palma atlopny ~ p u Ia.
kept, that 1t " packed z. ana ~
krnediateiy to England IN Sg II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
WANTS CHAlRMANsHlP OF
PLATFORM COMMITTEE
tBy Associated Press.)

y ATLANTA, GA. June 1l.--At meeting
OF the Georgia delegation to the National
Democratic Convention at st. Louis, held
here today Congressman John w Mad
dox was selected us chairman OF the dell
egation. and n. M, Mcintosh, Of Albany.
secretary. It was suggested and agreed
to by all the delegates present at a
luncheon given}the delegation that Chair.
man Maddox would be presented for the
Craftsmanship of the Platform Committee
of the National Convention, with the
backing of the Georgia delegation .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
PRESIDENT ACCEPTS
STATUE OF BENJAMIN RUSH

~ icy = - .
WASHINGTON, D.. c., June 1l,-Presl-
deIs Roosevelt to-day accepted on behalf
OF The government an heroic bronze statue
OF Benjamin Rush, the eminent physician
and statesman and signer ofthe Declara-
ton OF Independence. The statue Is the
Gift OF the American Medical Association.
erected In tho grounds OF the United
States Naval Museum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
Jimmy MORAN WINS
THlRTY-MlLE RACE

lBy AssOoIated ,FTessl
REVERE, MASS. June u,-Jlmmy
Moran won a thirty mile motor paced
race at the Revere Beach track to-n'sht
IN 1890 go. VIII stinson Was second,
l.ouis Nothing third, Samuel Su4k'n
fourth and Benny NJ inroe nth, TIE lace
WAS 6, hard enc Monroe was SO exhaust
ed AT the end OF the race tina, he re-
CURED the attention of q physician.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
SENATOR COCKRELL HAS
HIS COLLAR-BONE BROKEN.

"a (By Assoc!ated Press,1 Y
d WASHINGTON D. c., June Ex-senator
#. M. cockrcll, OF Missouri. was run
into by a boy riding a bike to-day and
thrown violently to the ground. His
right collar-bone was broken. his left
side badly bruised and he was other
wise injured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
TEXAS WILL PROBABLY
INSTRUCT FOR PARKER
CIV Associa TED Pres

q (Ry Associa TED Press0
WACO, TEXAS. June 11.--Many coun-
ties in the State are holding conyen-
tlons to-day to select delegates to tho
State Convention at San Antonio. "A
strong Parker sentiment exists In a
majority of the counties. and the State
probably will instruct for the New York
jurlst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
.PETTUs GETS TWO YEARS
AND MUST RETURN SHORTAGE
(By Associated Press.l

MACON. GA. June l1.-In the United
passed sentenced upon David A. Pettus,
assistant postmaster at Leesburg, Ga.
who was convicted In that court Friday
with embezzllng money coming into the
postoftice He was sentenced to two years
in the Federal prison at Atlanta and orr
dered to return the amount OF the short
age.
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North Carolina.
General.

Opinion prevails that Jaranese Will
take Port Arthur this week; large army
al Japs leave Toxic for Manchuria. Gem
era Oku has made all preparations for
hnaI assault on the fortress: Japan can
still put force OF 201.C0o trained men In
the field. Russians are corfide.t2th Gem
cIal kuropatkin will be successful; they
are rot disposed TO favor the ALLEGED ship
ping Of submarine boat from " United
St{te-Sx prominent men engage IN
bloody duel In Waco. Tex, and one Is
killed and two others wounded Ma
tlonal Rifle Association votes to return
Palma trophy to acknowledgements boys
VIII take degrees Mt Yale--Ninety-one
rniuers are depor.ed from Cripple Creek
and unloaded on Prairie: General Bell
says forty union men may hang for their
CIR nest---Company wi. Install stations
through the South whica Will handle turf
results by wireless ta graphy---Georg
wants John " Maddox 10 r. chairman
OF nntonil Platform Commietee--Sen-
a.or Cockrell. of Miss ourl. ha s his. collar
Lone broken--Texis will probably In
struct for Judge Parker---Florida Day
al Worlds Fair. ST. Louis. July ID
tAbner Mckinley brother Of the ln'c
President. dies after long Illness
Sports: McGinnity, New 9ork's c.eYer
twIrler. loses his initial game: Phil es
defeat Cleveland In pitchers battle; iair
Harvard downs Pennsyvania and does
not allow them TO score: Bryn MaWr
wins Brooklyn Derby from High Bal III
easy fash on; Merry Lark captures Ire
mont Stakes: Mnrahib wins M. Lewis
Clark Stakes at Chicago; Princeton de-
fsats Yaleiin second championship game.
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Richmond.

Board 81 Police Commissioners meet on
Wednesday Of this week TO elect chief
of police and Ii large number Of sergeants
and private officers. ALSO to inspect ne
toned as successors To Major Howard---...-
EXERCISES under he auspices q TIE C.vic
Routznhn. being Very helpful--Ic tla rman
Dpterty issues n appeal to the Demo-
cratic voters OF Richmond to go TO the
pulls on Tuesday and vote for Captain
Mccarthy for Niyor---Th rd annual out.
Ing or the employees Of the Locomotive
Works to take place this week--Ihc
Dusby case again on trial. yesterd being n,
spent in getting n jury----G oyernor Mon
stHgue thoroughly satisfied with the pr.
mary plan and by no means dlsm 1n ,,. I g.
opposing fDction---B Board OF Aldert,eu 70
meet Tuesday n,ght MA y, + ~ s,,.r
men On ruesday - Bridge committees 10
meet in conference t9,morrow night = hi. -
Sacred concert for cambridge street
sGerurclll-LiliIe interest il the general
election Services the churches
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RUSSIANS CONFIDENT.
Hope for Better Things and Are
Satisfied That kuropatkin
Will be Successful.

(speola, Gable to The Times, nlspassta.
Copyright 19o4)
sr. PETERSBURG, June i2--That y
bate which viii be of a decisive char
acter is Imminent south OF Liao-fang Is
no longer denied by the hghes otiiciais
of the war office,
General kuroki is advancing ntrthward
with the flower OF the japanese 'soops.
CONTINUED ON Third Pake.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
THRILLING RESCUE
AT VIRGINIA BEACH.
Salvage Force Overtakcn by
Sudden Storl1-Taken Off by
the Brooches Bouy.
Special 70 anne Tlmes-p.spateh,l

q Especial to The TImes- D.spatch)
HO4,- uLh, VA, June LA volunteer
life saving crew performed lhr ling
rescue at Virginia Beach to-day IN q
northeast storm Ten men were at worS
pn the stranded schooner II, 3. Hyde,
The wife Of the captain was also on
board The party were taken unawares
by tho storm. The breaches buoy was
used.
Guests at Virginia Beach resort W.T.
messed the rescue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
.FIREMEN STRIKE ON
SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP LINES

(By Associated Press.>
NEW YORK, June 11.-Strikes Of the
marine firemen were ordered to-day on
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SUMMARIZE The DAYS NEWS
The Weather.

81 IT, j. T.
WASHINGTON, June IT, Forecast for
Vlrgina-Falr sunday, warmer N ex.
ttrema west portIon; Monday partly
cloudy, snowera in south portlon; nOrthr
eiisl Winds probably increasing OIL t:,c
North cnrolnn-- Partly cloudy Sunday.
showers In cast, warme. III west PORTION,
Monday rain. Disk 70 high northeast
lWilus ON The cuast. s[,
Rlchmond's weather yesterday was cool
ma Gear, The clouds OF cary mortinI
g.vng way to sunshine
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
D IS, Nj. 81
II MI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I! 81
"a e, NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ &
10 r. NJ. ~ y
o II. M.h.t.... ...............si 70 y
II midnight Observation-Disclosures. W
y Average Observation-Disclosures. Is l.6
Highest temporal ure yesterday ........s7J
"a l,D,,est temperature yesterday, 5i
Mean temperature yesterday........ ~ +
Normal temperature tor June. q
Departure from normal temperature. 10
Precipitation during rast "a hours.t., W
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. 80 HIGH tide ~.
Moon rises....s:S7 Evening. .s::as
sun rlscs.......A:so HIGH TIDE. y,
Moon sets......7.l2 vcnins...-......4:aS
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Virginia.

Miller loses his suit IN Petersburg for
two thousand against Norfolk and Vest
eri,5 for mukin. him ride with an insane
patient In rpioreI compartment u car,
Few electric line organized al W1nc'es-
ter TO run to Washngtbn---Judgc Leon
,d,s YarrelL OF Grcenesville. VIII an
I ounce himself for Congress In the
Fourth District In u few days----Tne Nir.
gina Boat Club defeated at Lexington
i hi in Bristol under arrest for bigan,yi
- Roy OF fifteen at Gate City SHOOTS
himself with suicidal fntent-S. g. Ran-
dolpi. prominent man OF phladcl pnlh.
fatally hurt and several others Injured
on small lumber railroad near Atkin y
Tank. Va.---yeteran at Hampton So
dicrs' Home has his skull crushed - pc
,b.ttleship Missouri sails for GibrnftAr-------
Thrilling rescue ut Virginia Beach. where
i party of twelve are saved BY volunteer
crew With the brceches buoy.
North Carolina.
Deputy Grand Chancellor OF the Pyth-
ians Of North. Carolina served with var
rant for assault and With taking at.d
keeping $40 or the money OF man who
stitrted to join the Pythians and Kicked
out and demanded his initiation fee when
In the midst or the second dcgree----Case
OF alleged train wrecking ut Salisbury
postponed by the court until the 18th
Plans drawn for new depot at Ashe-
vile.
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Richmond's weather yesterday was cool
ma Gear, The clOuus OF cary morning
E.Vink way to sunshine. VI 6M