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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
,y-37 ~
DEFEAT D J: / LOOKS (.
BRYAN In FACE
Shallenberge Turns on Him
and May Prevent
Election. 8s
BY AssocIat al press.

{By Associated Press) III h
OMAHA, August 2S.,rrI t became known
to-day that in his efforts 4 q secure a
Legislature that will send him to the
United States Senate, William ], Bryan
has met with q situation which means
failure. III y Il 81 .s5 A
@ The obstacle ID the fusal of farmer
Congressman "A. n &. shallenherg ser. of the
Fifth Congressional District to take gup;
the fight in 4 his dlatrict Without the
Fifth District, there ls no chance for
Bryan at all, sha llenberger ls the only
Democrat who can carry the district,
,shallenbssrger says; N al
.yyhen'I wanted 10 be candidate Tor
Governor and had o. god chance to set
the nomination and tho esttice, Iaryan re-,
fused 10 lot me rim. le was In control
Sad whit he said was law. had To-
sstep down and out Now, 4 hold the
whip hand, and 4 don't intend tn help
him, and his ambition TO run things.
q am tired Of the idlctatiol of Bryan Sap nd
Il am glad OF let the party out OF the
Aa,s y yh!eh "a fkss placed M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
TOWN
IN ! UP ROAR
icianss light Duel and En-
..8 IN tire oPulat ion Becomes
involved Sss
AGREED % HAy z TRU cEI
Continuation of the Struggle Has
Been ostponed y ntil 8S5s
s83 i.58 Election p
Especial Ito The Times -Dispatchl.

sSSpeclaI5lo Inc 3llmes- -Dlspatch.)sS
AIARIoN.sARK..5EA August 3. e. Sheriff J. F..
SWillianfso 4 armed with a pistol. Il and for
sn,er Sheriff w =, Werner armed with
sasshot gun q to-d ay fought a due, which
Sembroiled the entire town. AS
The trouble. grew directly out OF the
3lntense feeling developed BY the present
political campo ign.a in which G. J 4. Lewis
rs opposing Mr. lliamson IN the slier-
IFS race WI lliamson and Werner met
opposite the postoffice. After weapons
were emp ~ I " Hanson retreated to the
jail and fired eyeral shots at persons at
the courthouse thout ef feet. Hurry
calls went out for the Gpartisans. and
shortly after noon armed men began
pouring into Ma rion. wv hen the situation
looked most wa RI Ike Judge J. 4 NJ. Greer,
fof emphis. proposed a temporary truce,
;whlchswa agreed to by both parties. This
was to the Sef feet hat w illiamson should
surrender and stand trial bef ore Judge
Hughes and that nelt her e ction shall
mako a gun play until election day IN
September, Bot WI lliamson and his
Opponent 4. i. F. IS ]. lewis, are Democrats. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
I FORCED z INTO BATTLE,
[Suulrr,oopatki 4 ulrr,opa Now eparirg
G Geneyal Eng !; g;alg n Loses
Thousand Men. n;
.(By Asssotcla ted Press. y

ST. PETERsBURG,@ b All. B s9r-5 ;bo Ps
N The operations around I,ian Yang
have und ergone Al complete chang owrs
5sng to the delay IN the concen entratl Ion az
General Kurnpatkin's s v q rtly q Y "a 8 result
3of tile terrihla icnss ior ct tfs roads tllts
Japanese seized the OPP ortunity Il ~ AZ
tack the glow moving corps and sewers
fighting occurred August "a In Wh1chs
the Russians lost anot Ter thousand men
and they now u robablY WIN have ~ az
L cept a general ,cnsa genen T. ri Genegal ny
4ropatkln himself describes the latast
phase Of ths hostilltles in q long dispatch
to the Emperor from a. point on tho rail-
3roa d a Few miles south Of Lao IA Esg
where practically the whole army was 81 r.
3sembled and awaiting battls. The tsla-s
gram. which was fled early this norm M
Ing, says; zS3sisss N sya n
s.I'he Japanese began AZ ds N'r1 a uk4st
a7th, two movements designed % GU Qe3
the fret aud fourtl, corps. The f,rst. sta
toned at 4,rshanshans balfs va y between
Hal Cheng and Isiao Yang. expe rlapesd
the most serious diff idi.lty. owing tos pa
\ roads. Thn Japartsse under General 0h
tried 10 flank this corps froW ths east
IN the meanwhile General Rarokl atan 81
gioning his pressure or Generals yanpfS I
and Hersrhelmann,s drova 81 wsdx q nssN
tween the second and fourth corps. which !
were stationed west of LiandIansians ~
strong dstsnsiys position Y tas, hllls y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
STOOD OVER her
WITH. CHLOROfO
Daring Attempt at Criminal
Assault in Pei I's,a5
ham.
fspecial Ia The Times plspatch.,

(EpAcia to The Tines,p plepatcn.)S i{s
s8sEDANYILLE,14 y 4A,,s 4A,,s3l al gust % IA daring
attempt at criminal assault was made by
gnt egfo brute last night on n Rs. .S Fergu u-
son. a white lady & residing at Pelham.
q: h: She woke during the night and
saw a man standing over her he'd WI !.
ihandkerchief 4 saturated WITH chloroforn
In his hand L. He placed the handkerchief
over her face and told her that he would
/ kill llRhersl Z she made an soutcry. a scufle
tensued between the man and W ma NJ. and
the former by pla cling both hands around
sAIrs. Ferguson's throat. prevented an
S6utcry, The fourteen.y daughter
goe Mrs, Ferguson was slecping In Tho
sans bed with her mother. ana was
aroused by the terrible str!lgsle talslnk
place IN the room. She Jumped out of
the bed and backed herself agu inst "A q
door Thes lamp was burning, and I8she
plainly saw the ma der, = he egro
sttreatened the glrl' life sit she left the
slooln or gave any warning 81 his press
fence, A # 4 IA B
\ Mrs Ferguson has charge az the houses
hold affairs + of 5pr. lseesea md 4 lives In
{th, h,NIrear. 81 his Office. Despite tils threats
az Me negro. the young girl ca lled Dv.
sKeesse. who arrived with aid After
kRockinS Mrs. Ferguson ssaselssa. tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
DEATH STAYS HAND IA OF
RIOTERS in GEL E0RGlA.
Negro Murderer Expires in Jail
While Inf lated 8 ] TIhror1g on 81
Outside Clanlors for His
i Blood risoner Had
r esisted Arrest Until
Ss3 + atally w Vound ed ID
y
III. i ,stl.ll ne. = ~ - a N.
PvlAas0cfafed v Presa.

EA0S0Cl01e0 f'feG6.l
Ss sSTATEsBORO.SG GA.,S August q. sebas.
tine Mcbride, a. negro man. living near
Portal, in the upper part OF sBulloch coun-.
ty, was taken out Sof his house Saturday
night BY q mob OF five men, carried into
the woods and whipped severely and then
|ahot from the effects $of which he died
soon afterwards
~ Before death came. he owever. he related
TO- mum bers 81. white m neng and colored
people the manner In which he was
handled, and told the names Of three 8of
his assailants. They VI ere. according to
his tatement Perry Barnes Henry
Barnes and Wesley " at ters, III . Il white
men. The names OF; thea others he did
not seem to A know. He sal d u the men
came to- his house and hailed him at the
"a door When It was opened the men came
Fin with guns j and held s5fis wife at bay
while they " carried " him ava y.sss fte1'
they had been gone some time. his wife
heard several guns fired N Some time In he
night Mcbride returned TO his house bad
Is beat ten8and shot In the back in several
places, Several OF the white neighbors
were notified and went to see the negro
and took his testimony. After$ his death,
Coroner D. O., Standsfo lord was notified
and held an inquest. 5s
The killing was done quite distance
from this place, and It was Il possib BILE to
learn all the details Of the Il crime Ssto--s
day. The verdict Of the coroner's jury
was obtained, however, and 4 the sheriff;
has gone to arrest the persons named In
the$verdict OF the Jury given be low:
1--WE. the coroner's jury mpannelled
to investi gate the death OF sebast Inc Nc
Bride find that the deceas sed came TO-
his death by wounds IS in flicted upon his:
body by a mob Of II five men, three Of
whom we're Identified by the deceasedS as
Perry Barnes, Henry Barnes and Wesley
Waters We recommend that warrants!
be issued for the above named men, and
that the matter be invesu ugated. Nh 5s 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
.s Thousand q Men i
4 l-'Y'N / c II HING I; N Fol ] ]! LoN J Y
sOfice y eclares II z Shot Man
ho Shot Him, and Az ound y N
egro Is u Under AIRES N

(ByS associated Press.>
:5SDANV1LLE, Y a AugustS 29,--Police
Sofcerl j ]. 81 Hall ( was fatally shot to-
night by Jack 81 81 II q sperat negro.
$outlawed IN this State and I: North Caro-
slina. Officers had cen on the track OF
the negro for q week. u A mob, estimated
at a thousand men are now hunting for
the negro. !. and IL he 9 d ptured q lynch
ing may result. 43 III III
# Officer Hall was not killed outr right. He
Sis,showever, seriously wounded and prob
ably Wilde. & The search for the negro
has been kept up all 3 ni ight. There IS:
considerable sexcitem ent.s II a s. .ss 5
william Carter. COLI lored has been arr
rested. :. He is shot Though the hand.
He was with D Dlllard Rat the time ofi the
trouble. Es8
The. negro has been taken to Chat ham,
the county seat. for safe 4 keeping. Hall!
was shot in the left breast, and !is wound
ed Internally Hail say Il hat he wound,
ed the! negro who shot him. i which would
lead to the suppositio that Carter is the
guilty man. n
& Serious trouble Is no tantictp pated unless
{Dilard should be II arrested. 8lss
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Lynched in Wyoming. 81

5sss LARAMIE, WY Or SAug. Il s29.T--J oeB Martin
(colored) was lynched by q mob OF 800 ;'c'
Tonight. Martin was a d trusty in the
county jail. He attacked a hite girl,
Della Grouse, "A in the ~ jail ki tche en- and
slashed her face and arms with aEknte'
One man was injured while entering the
.jail 10 drag out tn prisoner.
b After asaulting Miss Grouse Will .. q
razor Martin was placed IN q cell In the
county jail. T o-night a mob Of several
hundred men formed outside the jail.
The frst intimation that heriff Cook g Oh,
had OF the contemnlat ted & lynch ling was v
when two masked men app ared nAthe the
kitchen OF the jail house and with guns
leveled a him, told him that there were
two hundred men waiting ousid de- for the
negro and that he would better not IS IS
tempt to make any trouble for them, h; N !,
tfe meantime another masked man had
entered while the first two men held the
sheriff. The two asked men took ok the
\
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
Decisive Engagement of the
Present Camp paign Believed
to besit1 Progress.
ASSAU It, ON PO ORT ARTHUR
HAS BEEN RESUMEDg
.Stoessel Di tened But yss
He Can Hold sF ortress for
Month or Six eeks. 5sf33s
Russian Boa IS at 3 N. n ~
Shang gllaiS ODE 4 s.ssI
Disarned

While the " Japanese assault d pom
Port Arthur has been {res umed $Wi It'll u
great fury, and n Stoessel II in9S a d is-
patch to the Il Emp seems down.
III earted over the stu atl on, the &c d ;:;s
ter OF y Interest in 4 the Y far East con-
atinues near Lao i Y ang, here tho
decisive battle OF the g# NJ anchMri art
scampaig gn may soop Il be fough El
ropatki has; been u d II iveng from An-
ping The Russian commando now
seems disposed to accept a general
Sengage cement and ss b as ssd raWnSs ls1SIi
plains Of Liao ang axe \. !les
awaits battle .S Z he y apanese are ats
Stacking the ts# caste and sout theins
fronts. and al cont inual \ roar Of ar
stilleryS, lis i heard The fact tn at the
weather has mproved and II hat tho
roads are ,d ryin IL ad DIS fu rthe
the bel iefS hat i'm ortant eVents sare8S
likely to he A eCord led sS SO on tezs
idispatche rove s concl lnsi iYelys that
the Russian line Of commu unicatio
rs still In tact M
81; Severe lighting is ported u from
Port gArth ID here are YoVerS1
fighting Russ lan n inSS thes Tor ss
tresss and iSt toesse ] iis con identS thatSS
he can n hold place q a ont Ii gCrS
six weeks HI 3s & seems sun nWillin
& to promis ise more.
Ss From Shan ghai comes the Int er-Ss
lesting and import news &th att tfaSsI
Russian 3tOrped 8 boa destroy
,Grozoyoi n has been d isar rmed, and lMs5
that The cruis er$ Ask 81 will d isarl,ls.
stO-d day.
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FIGHT TO THE DEATH I.
With .FlEIRC I RCEs 3 BULLDOG
s q - =. y 2, - q!
S(spr,e,,c,ial Is The, T Timn,e..s-D Dlspatcl

Y Especial TO The heTImes-Dlspatch.) M
IL 9$DANyILLE, ,S " y, Aug. 80. Sunday
morning. Mr.. G, w: Crawley was a ttack-
ed by a yiciol,s mad dog and but for
great presence OF mind, would have been
severely bitten The animal was conceal
ed under the front porch pf Mr.. Crawley's
ahome and when he entered the lot, the
beast sprang: at him, 81 drawing his re-
Eyoyer, +. era vile sh OF a In the side,
but did not. sufficiently wound the dog
TOT prevent a second attack, The animal
isomewhat recovered from the three apis-
ltol shots fired In succession and again
attacked Mr.. CraWley, this time making
aSllinge for his throat. 8. 81
h The infuriated beasts foaming ataSt:
mouth, placed his forepa VS. on the breast
5of Mr. Crawley and n 4 took In all eigl
bullets to kill him s 5s s,3
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il PL AN TO I J
KILL,ROB|i AND5Bl[UR'N'. j: J B [ ]. n
Five Members Of the Before
Day Club" Arrested Near
d. Salem, Ga. lss
CIV Associated PressIssL.!0 sIsL!0 )

COLUMBUS, Al, Aug. 80. = I've reyss
groes i, all supposed 4 q be N, ,emhers OF the
Before Day iclub were arrested r
Salem to-day for attempting to enter
the house OF Mrs, Maggie Flott One 4ot
the members OF the gang arrested. q negro
woma IL. conf fessed a q the an Lies that
the negroes of The 60 community had organ n
abing and bnrning, The first whit te fantrs
ily, which was 4 10 have ceiYed " this
treatment was thu Y OF Mrs, ggie Rlott.l
Who D resides with her three chil ildrenf on
AZ plantation near CheWac ia, h1rs, I'lott' "a
son thwarted the attempt by firing at
one Of the negroes as he was on teringi
the window The on lcers are now, on the
utlook fois anot herS mel gro who is sai Id by
Che negress wil co nfessed to be q mem, !,
{berf Of the gang. 81 Is ss' @ @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
EACH j::J SIDE REJEC CTS
PROPOSITION OF OTHER

" KNOXV1ELE. TEN M uElst 29.--lt
developed to-nlght that a. proposition had
5heen made by the miners to-d ay to con-
itinue work at the; present scale after
September 1st, and until such ime as q
was turned down bys the operat tors who
presented a. counter position a hat the
men continue work q t the ame scale pre-
3yailing In the Birming ham Dist rict, This
was re- jected by the miners as II rnean mt q
reduction Of fifteen perJ5 cent. National
Secretary Wilson, OF the United Nino
Workers. wired that he would arrty to-
morrow morning. XII u n sls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
Packers r efuse g nferencc and
.s5 Call L for u lJncond ditional ss
Surrender. ! !:
DAN Al GER iI|;l STAN PEDE i:
Hung len sScranlb ling for
'ood II at Tie g Colnnlis
sary SStor es. 81

y, ByAssociated Pres,,s.' ,,,.' !.

Ss IIICAGO. ILL. "A ilg. 90. a plication
was mad en- K to@t he packers by tile stock
yard & strikers to- day for & a Inference,
|8the purpose being to- bring about peace
|in the sindustr trial onf1ict now being wa ged.
The conference s. srefu sed by the pack
ers. The applicat tion came IN the form
Of a 3. .communi tionsS N from the a llied
Tra dsss az Council and was 81 gned sbys pres.
sident Matthew Cars Of "a lied RT les.
The request was add ressed to w. ri Ogden
Arnnours and ish Is Sas ssocia tes. MI. Armour.
upon receipt OF the communica ton, at
sonca call cd n the " heads sof tho others big
packi ng plants into sessi on. w hem the
meeting OF the packers ended ~ a com \
municat Ion was ad ddressed to q President
EDonnelly and his 8asso cia tes, decltning the
conf ference, the strikers had asked 81 f0l'
The reason given was tlSat no good could
come from sucl q cont ference. u SssS
Others Go Out.
U development Of y the day wa he
walking out of two hundred emplo oyes satE
rs plant i Of the Aemrican Can Company,
they being ordered TO quit because the
company was tfurnishing cans to the.
packers. Investig atlons are being made
lat Il tle !. other Chicago acto les Of the
company, and the leade Ssay, Il the com X
Epany@ q Is supp ing cans to! the pac ckers,
lin violation Of their ag greement not to do
80 during the ntlnuance Yof the butch
Eers. strike, the employees OF the COM
spany all over the country will be called
out. 5S IL s3
with Il the strike relief funds deple ted
and crowds of hun cry men Yainly scran1b-5
ling for food at tho ocom1nissary stores,
FitNtaxed the labor leaders to find a way
to prevent a stampede from the union
ranks today. sWaltsuntll Tomorrow and
we shall present to the packers a peace
sproposnl. which hey cannot decline 70
accept .,S they told the men. There -
nothing left for the men but uncondi tiul-
5ala asurrende er, fsaid ~ packer. Il; sis N
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INDICTED FOR EXT 0RTI0N'
ABOR LEADER RESIGNS

a3s lBy Assoc ciated iPress.)
N NEW IL DIRK. Au gust q. .-7 Phil lip Vein
3seimer, president OF the 81 lding Trades
Alliance "a union org anizat tior) I, who has
twice been indicted for ext Ion, to-day
resigned his leadership. and FWi lllnn,, -.
Mason, president OF tho Reliance n "a Dor
Club, Of Marble Cutters was e elected MS
successo Z,
Mason has been or a. Ion & time a g.
tive factor lii the q lllance. but ! he u
regarded as one sof the most con lservatlvo
n an el T. Tiki VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
NEW BRIDGE ACROSS
POTOMAC NOW COMP LETE

li89i tsDeclal to The TlInes- Dismal ch,
IN, II, Ash M iIGE, I, ID, ". Aug Il. ''s.--Ths
rev steel railway bridge across t,s l'o-
5tamac, erected at ia cost Il Q { S,5O, CO. 4 s
complete. II was thrown open for ira ftia
yesterday morning, when the Lheaaps Axe
and Ohio express, arriving At 6:tO. pulled
In. Al trains going south n tn-da md
trains sps well we uss q sltllA
rev bridge, The southhound v at Il p'ilK
opened foE} traffic NJ week kE nao. no do
wooden bridge. known as sAe Long
so many years. Will be lsgao hsa. Y 34S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
"a NEGRO OUTLAW
SHOOTS AT / |; RANDOM
County officers Are Instructed
to kill Him on
Sight, s5t III
,sr,e "; cial ia 4 e nj Ths T,imes- ispat tch.)

Especial to The Times atch.)
REIpsY1LLE, y. Aug, zS'r BLACK
pjllard. the negro desperate who eseAped PEI
IRON the county jail several weeksb age,
swas seen on the public highway batwosR
.Ise eidsvilIe and I,eaksvill le to.day, lta 5llns
,lately peen promss scuously shooting at
'dlferent parties and has thu atenod the
lives OF several. lie has 3baen % tlawed
~ the county authorities and on lcers
have been instructed to XIII ~ IN on SSH (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
JAPANESE. A1.TiA!,C'k A!!,!!:'
Rear Guar u B attl e PRO edillgS
35s on Eastern and South $sS;
crns Fro Is. N;

& aSi(("BE:,yAssociat Press. y,

SSs9t
45S LAO TANG, A ug. 20 n. .--T hey
Japanese artillery resumed the battle at
f8 o'clock this morning The Japanesesin ~
sfaDtry Is now adv va ncing to L alta Is the
regiments eployed IN open rder.
The S Japanese have Il tran terred the lra
activity to III he Russian stern md
southern forts. "a rear guard bat tie As
proceeding s4 n he weath err has Improves
and the road s are dry ing. Events there
fore. are ! llkely to be 3 preci ltated,
8 The Russian army ha eff ected. lts re a a
stirement with transp port and art llerySj on
sLiao ne, and is now IN posi- ton ava
2ingEthe adya ncing ] pan lese. The progressH
sof the latter has been pid and y, deter'Tas
mined, sparing OF mo sacr ritice.ss IN tho
"a OK x on the q Siaolildzy poslt ion, one
Japanese battalion lost all It's on tcsrs, The
retirement Of the Russian stra n sport tek5
four corps Il yesterday evening ac ross the.
plain, while thea llery and troops ~
the rear held off the q y apanes q q ordsdS
a. nagnifcent II Y spec tn Gle. I'll III along the
extended n lines there s was b / an incessanta
roar OF batteries.5fthe Russ lans WORKING
their guns With grea cool ness and Y nor
retiring until the transport was In sate ty-ss
General Rontk tkowskyG was among the XIII kill-$
ed. 81 8s s3l 55Ss55 * 15s
The n Russians lost three hundred IL ~
kin ed or wounded during the re treat from
tho ~ j apanese mi kln8 aa a
forced march by nigh n and Soyerta 81
the Russians al Il dayli ght. Genera Ron NJ;
Skowsky was killed by the explosi Ion Soff y q, 81
/ i y i
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HANGED HIMSELF rom
BAR IN S PRISON CELL

t$ VI 3ES (ByS Associated Press.) n
II #iAsGOL1. ITALY Az 9, 20 <; TIC pno.or-
erapher Rocthigglani who was q arrcsled
on August. II In connection with the,
theft from the cathedral 5of Astoli OF Il
priceless cope which was at fterwards
bought by j. il T. Morgan, committed 8su-s
eide to-day, by hangi ng himself 70 e t,ar +.
In his eel. II q had refused ourisnmert
for several + d ays, Al n Il 3 N f5s AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
WOULD K PREAC HER 5.. 81
WHO ADVISED RETURN

8HB1RM1NCTHA ,iaA11A.,0 AUgust a29.--Dy-
mantle was exploded under the house OF
la n negro $preac her at Adamsville. near the,
! coal mines operated by the Tutwiler Coal
and Iron Company to- day but no one.
was serionsly y hurt. Part OF the house was
Edelnolish /. ~ he negro preacher Is said
to have preached "a sermon Sunday night
advising N the llnion d men ~ to- return TO-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
Big FIRE CAUSES RISE
IN PRICE OF SUGAR

s5f tBy Associated Presss)
N BERLIN. "A august 999. 20. IL he argest sugar.
factory In Germany ~ Ia med II Ikulnsee.j
near Thorn. " West Prussia. was burned
last might, inYolyig a loss 4 Of s, $50 0O0.
The fire caused g. rise In the sue mas-,
5ket at mburg fof three cents 2 hundred
weight. sss5.i ;l .5S
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negro made & his escape, but was seer,
again to-day BY the girl and placed In
Jail, He gave his name g $ n Ohm Fry:3
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GE0RG RGEsl GO 0uLD PAYS
$5,0OOS FOR BU III DOG

BY, ASSOCIATE Press. Y. y. y
this morning says that q aeorSe I. az Gould
has purchased y. /. A. M Hiss eba rnploni
bull dog Heath Baronet' ~ for 5000.
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SUMMARY OF The. DAYS NEWS

.- 1.
! SUMMARY j OF THE I DAYS NEWS
The Weather.
WASHING NdToN Aug. 20. Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday,: &, a
virginia y and North Carol olI1ia--P Partly
cloyay . tuesday and "Wednesday; rt: light
Richmond g weather yesterday VI was
somewhat wa rmer6 than SUNDAY but pleas
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Il Highest temperature yesterday 81
Lowest Temperature yesterda y. ....... So
~ Mean temrerhture Syest tcrda y. ~ q
Normal temperature for August "
Z Departure from norma ! tenpera ture. a08
Preciplt pltation during past "a hours 50O
MINIATURE ALMANAC j..5 +
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Moon rises. 40 Evening %. J. y. 1884
Richmond.
Great interest Is felt In meeting OF Com.
4 mon Council Tomorrow night when Mayor
%8 now under consideration the !, ,ordnunce
+ giving the ayor6 Il stenogrnp pher; both
branches Of the Council organize
81, atlnounccd ~ District COMMITTEES said 10
8S be planning to deposos Chairman tlllafns
Sag in n lood very energetic In Tenth
Joins n. 81 opie, = indcpend dent--Virgiria
troops leave for fMailagsas next saturdny.
SS--- Funera OF Mrs. George ". 81 Stevens
t1,is d fiernoon from he residence 4 den Iii
after lGngS Illness occurred Sunda y5, q fter.!
u moor, 4 at Glcngyle. the Stevens summer
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& Sailor lies iii Norfolk d that & sailed with
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& reaGler e, 81 8 e rcslen n sttoanoKe fraud
y, much be.fer
aad Esprsss asa lnsi SaIlroad s Agent
VI a tpn short ~ en ms accounts ana
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young Japaneae I. 81 ~ ifa ndolph-
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