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HOW no FIND OUT.

-
y Eli q bottle or common glass with your
water 3, g, and let y stand twenty-fot,r hours;
sediment or settling Indicates an I'M.
healthy condition Of tho Kidneys; II II
stains the linen II Is evidence OF kidney
trouble; too frequent desire to pass II,
Or pain IN the back Is also convincing
proof that tho kidneys and bladder are
out OF order s Is "a
What Il q DO. X NJ "
here Is comfort iii the knowledge 50
g ftel1 expressed that DR., kilmcrs Swamp.
4 Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills
every wish In curing rhclimatisms pain
In the back, Kidneys liver, bladder and
every part OF the urlnary phssage .s;ss It
corrects Inability to hold water and scale
!ng pain in passing IT, or bad fleets fol-
lowing use ~ lluuor, wine sor betrs.alld
tovercomes that unpleasant necessity df
being, compelled to- go often during stlis
day, and to get TIP many times during
the night. The mild and the cxtraor;-
binary effect OF Swamp loot is sooi, real \
lied. It stands tile highest for Its fwott-,
aderfnl cures OF the most distressing Ga scs.
II you need n medicine you Should have
the best. Sold by druggists in fifty.cent
and one-dollar sizes.
You may have n sample bottle Of
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
and q book that tells. all about it,sbetil.
sent absolutely free hyRmni. Address.
Dr.. Kilmer 4 CO., BinEhatiton, N s.:ii.
When writing DO sure to mention tint
you read this generous offer...in the Rich-f
n1ond Daily Times-D ispst eh.s Don make
my mistake, bit remember thoF mamie
Swamp Root. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root.
and the address. Blnghatnton, n: = sssol,
every bottle. s M s i ,, !
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Big SHIPMENTS
OF EXPORT CATTLE.
Dublin Is Now the Scene Of
N[ucll-Stir and rs
Bustlc.
q Especial 10 Tho Times. pIs,patcl,., 4


s5 Special 10 Tho Times Dspateh> Il
DUBLIN, VA, Oct. H. For onco .emt-
nine telephone gossip Is flushed. for the
local wires nrc burdcncd 10 the exclusion
OF everything else, with business pertain
Ing to ca tle.g4 Nearly co head. filling rs
cars. lcavc5t this point to. day. and between
$1,000 ana $4,000 ( is transferred from the
bank accounts OF no buyers % those OF
.every5d trection mark the movements Enf
the many 'b.unchcs'so r export steers for
whose shipment this day has been flxed
and the cfumor and hustle attending tho
weighing. S asserting, ~ loudihg and set-
Ting for them is o wonder to- the stranger
who never saw the business conducted
before rs. II
ssll$S ALE this shipment AS for export. the
average weight being over, 60D. ~ $'i 5
One carload. furnished by Dr. ". H.
iBramblett. averaged 1870 s53i.gs
or to-da,.s shipme nt. 10 car DIS arc by
+. Y II. Glend y for w. Ii Stinson, OF Ohio}
IL by ElnsteIn and Hartman for the g. e
s. q Company New York. and II by John
Crockett for Lehman, OF Baltimore.
For the week ending to-day, Einstein
and Hartman. for the s. & 6, Company.
have shipped 81 carloads OF export cattle
averaging !. 555 pounds and OF these eb00e
50 ears were shipped from this point 85
Lnrgu numbers still await &sh pmenea
and tho fearful drought has 80 burnea
up the pastures that the grnziers are AL
anxious ITO see their ca tile 8of.
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Amherst Items.

(69eelal TO The Tlmea- DIspatct.l n
Motor acomipanY has almost 'co ii;ets 4
setting their telephone poles on tho route
md soon the city Of IIyrchburg Will be
ns5dlreot communists cation with the Dam
Trey. George II, Cook has Just closed a
very Interesting revival at 1 Mid way
Church, on BufSalo, There has been an
other church added to his charge by The
name of Pi,,oy Mount.
!, "a Very quiet marriage took place last
sunday a this residence Of Mr., Charles
il, npftey, the brides father, the con-
.bottom and Mrs. Ella =, stratten. Thn
ceremony Was performed by tho Rev, j.
n, i3reWry. In the presence of a few
friends and relatives OF the bride and
=. groom.
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the Russian left thanking column, believed
to be- General Mistchcillto.s, by8sway Of
N1ukden), October i 9. IT he Russians have
been advancing i'll force for several days
gUnon reaching Taidiamowza. a milo south
Of Kaoutou Pass, on the Fushun- Bensihu
road they began hearing sporadic artil-S
7lcry fire on their right, where the Rus u
sian ADVANCE was in contact II with the
Japnnese. y Tho movement tof the main,
column WAS Immediately accelerated. The
Russians We're then$twn days march from
Sllanpintaldae. Desultory. skirminshlng
was constantly proceeding on the right
and left and the Japanese stendily re-
tired. Tho firing. ahead became heavier
yesterday and wounded 5rnen from the
scouting detachncnts d began + to n pass
through the Russian lines Tie Russians
pressed forward with Increased speed
the infantry advancing at the double
Tho spirits Of the men vera high, due to
the fact that they were actually assum
Ing No offensive. They arrived at the
Village OF Shanpintaidze at O'Clock this
evening Tho japanese had hurrieuy
abandoned the place the night before
paying the Chinese big prices to carry
away their stores, amounting to 5000 bags
or rice and barley. E55.5a Y.
Artillery Duel.
q
in front Of the Russians The general
commanding this (Russian) column, upon
reaching sl,anpin taidza dcployed q por-
ton of his forces. with a battery OF arr
tilleIy. sent out left flank supports and
went personally to his right flank, where.
his skhmshers had already engaged the
Japanese. An artillery duel then opened
on tho left with the Japanese mountain
guns, brought up from Chowsnn Pass
which were Smelling tho Russian scouting
detachmcnts. The projectes, however,
fell wide and tho Russian guns came up at
al gallop. numbered and opened fire
on tho Japanese artillery. This duel
was ontinued until dark The Russian
| fire was accurate and eventually sllenccd
| tho Japanese battery.
! Tire Russians lost ten men wounded
| ana had one man killed.
| This morning the batteries re-opencd
| fire at 10 o'cloclt, the Japanese replying.
! To the right the fight was proceeding
simultaneously apparently in favor OF the
Russians The latter were using about
ten miles Of telegraph and telephone lines
abandoned by the Japanese,
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RUSSIANS GET YEnTAI MINES.
Regularity Of Cannonading IN
dicates That Big Fight
is in Progress.
my Associated PrYs.l

IIEApQlIARrERS or THE RUSSIAN
WESTERN ARMY. MUKDIN. October
II, Vic PEiilN. october le,,Russian dra-
goons have captured a copy Of y message
from the Emperor of japan to his troess
In which tho Mlkadn says he Is still
awaiting the decisive defeat Of the Rus
sians.Y II is apparent from this intclli-
gencc that the Japanese are equally pre-
pairing for important events, There have
been daily Nngagemen,s between the ad !.
yancng guards nlcns The entire line OF
thirty niles.
The Japanese appear To be apprchen-
sire Of II cutting Off movement, owing to
the fact that the Russian cnSaIiy lrn
south Of tho Tnitse River, and also owing
to tie presence Of Russian forces yester-
day in tile old positions and Qualifications
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at Bensihu. 1'hey have. therefore, ,ai,ani

at Bensihh They have, therefore, ,ai'en
back
The strong position at tho Yen al Coal
Mines, which has been tho cattse Of aii-
prelicnsion to the Russians. was vacated
by the Japanese October 9th, though iii y
are throwing up cartliwoiks toward tile
west, where the superiority Of; The R,lss
STAR cavalry VII r.duire superior de-.
lenses. II is believed that the 10 aness
railway bridge across the Taitsa lsiyer,
rendering hazardous Russian attack
there.
Looks Like Great Battle.
Tho preliminary llrc Of battle, utter the
two armies have reinforced AMI ref r L.
fled for month past as determined by
the Japanese stronghold Of the rail--
road bridge, and tho Ii o Yang defees s
to- day runs southeast to nor 1--we It o u
the hills opposite Brnsihu to Yc;,in', and
thence to Tousanpu, ten nj les vest of
the railway, where for three days tho
battle line has been waveriig!
The correspondent OF tho Associated
Press witnessed the Russians take a',i
re- axe ;fons7nr,i, ard saw the Jnpr ilese
burning their bridges over tho s.; akfo.
River on their last retirement OF Oct3-
Der 9th. 81
The Japanese were reinforce anu ic-
newcd the attack October 1 TIL, With Two
bnttalions and two guns. forcing tho line
back OIL tic Russ Ian tight W. Ito t. now
ever, achieving any Important result.
Tho Japanese cannon1dinE yts crday
was for tho purpose OF disclosing the
Russian position, but 1t was apparently.
result except as showing that he
Japanese are sdislosed freely to- mako
battle wthin3ten miles of thesr lilway.
The hcavit1eas Y ami Sregu arity4 OF ha
in the foot hills and west of tie railway,
indicate that the greater. lighting is III
III Ia q. lfsft n Il III
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BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Schwarz.Lewit Nuptials at Ma
sonic Temple Last Night.

The "Bue Lodge Room''at tho Masonic
Temple last might was the scene OF one
% S ne Mss Wfaass S KS s 81
and Mrs. Jacob Levitt, became tho bride
OF Mr.. Max schwarz. OF Brooklyn, y. Y.
The room WAS handsomely decorated
and ThIloWs orchestra. stationed behind
a bank Of palms rendered the wedding
march. The bride entered With her father,
ma at tho improvIsed altar by the groom
and his best man, Mr.. Julius Schwarz, q
brother OF the groom. Rabbi Edward n,
The bride WAS nttlred In Il rich gown.
was cnugilt With n diamond mercury;
while chrysanthemums. The llshcrs,
4Messrs. Simon Stern, William WclnAeld,
Manly ho,'inghemer and simon Bow
dress. with cllry5anthcmuins as bouton,
n!ers.
After the ceremony had been performed
, the party repaired To- NE ball room
was followed By an elegant wedding sp-
per, in tho banquet hail.
The bride Is le youngest daughter of
poruar in social circles, The groom,
Alr. Schwar2, Ii tho son OF Mrs. Laurie.
SehwalS, Of brooklyn. The couple We're
ding Gifts, consisting 81 siiverware. chi chi
glass, etc. \
Those attending the ceremony from j.
a Hrnais, NsIe MEs LMnrie scgarz o.
b!on:. Miss Minnie Gbblor or Newark,
y, il, Mrs koblitz Of New York; All.
ana Mrs- = Inahmap..of SnffoIk VA,
folk.
Nj ana Mr.; schwarz left last night FOR
an EXTENDED Western tnnr. and before re-
worlds Fair, HI ST. Louis rhey viii
MAKE theis home IN BROOKLYN. wheic AIr.
schwarz Il engaged Ia business.
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advancing. ] IS IN The yello 'i val, Val

az INV arcifB. {ialt Is IN Inc 5Helnokoa SSdl-5
y 10y, near Shaotnlxom. a regiment OF RUS
SLAMS Is terrifying tho ridges. !.
d "a iiue or emincnccs east OF Bcnsihu
4 was taken by The enemy, as were ridges
vast ci the roadway between SuSllcliia
Il ana f,ensinti. by a night attack. The next
morning. Under cover OF n mist, our force
succeeded In retaking tho line OF emf
nenaes east OF 1scnsih,, and another line
OF ridges between Suolichla and Bensihu.
Russians Driven Back.
.'At Ii o'clock this morning the encmy's
cavalry attempted TO attack one emil
8nencc enst OF suolichia, but they we're
driven back after a haf,ll-to.hand iissit.
The enemy left numerous Killed and re-
treated 10 the base of tho cri1inence..
,.Rcports received lip to the evening OF
4 October 10th show that the enemy Ill the
vicinity OF Bensihu appears TO nave peell
reinforced, but our troops are holding
their position we'll.
.t'rhc center army reports as follows:
"sOur right has taken possession q q q
Inc Of heights east Of Yn,nertzu Our.
iaft reaches east Of Huangt and attacked
tile enemy at Nilitzu. but was unable 70
dislodgc him IN to shutdown,
y ss Our left army reports as tolloEs:
"aOur right column Is Occupying Na na
tiatzr ai,,l Vicinity, ai1d Is cooperating
with the left and center. Tho army at-
tackled the encmy's combined force oc-
6cupying the heights at Wulitaitzu, III me
vicinity OF Erestaitzu. we took !, posses.
sion OF a line extending from Soutaitz,i
10 Ercstntzu. Our center column rcached
Inc from Chentatzu to kangchatn, and
attacked md dislodged tho enemy from
his position ut ratungshan, which he nnd
been holding since the day before. our
,eft, after attacking the enemy holuins
Hsilaoshetun. continued to advance 70
1Iochiatun. The garrison mt Ilslenchuang
made d night attack and drove the enemy
=. ~ f,nrfh =, al.5.El- -L-.-L a. II
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LUNENBuRG COURT.
falcon Slaughter Put on Trial
for the Third Time.

% Especial 70 Tho TImes- Dlspntch,)
slaashter WSo has twice si been trea for
the murder OF Jim Bowen, over a. year
ago. was arraigned for the third time
to-day before the court OF this county.
Tho first trial resulted III a hung jury;
and the next lie was given eight years at
hard labor, a large array OF Witnesses
have been summoned, ana about two
days Will 10 taken up In this case
Tlummer Davis was tried yesterday
and sentenced TO eight years for shooting
Cornelius Gee, his brother-ip-law. Fl HA
was shot in tho face with small shot, and
as q. result lost his sight. The docket is
sion the entire week. 9@f ~ 5s5 D
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FAIRBANKS HAS
CONCLUDED TOUR
Republican Candidate Winds
Up Will, Speech, in
Iowa.

DApENPof T, IOWA, October 12,--.
With u speech ut tho Turner Opera
HOUSE iii his city tonight. Senator Fair-
banks concluded his tour Of this State.
During tho day Senator Fairbanks dis
cussed tho question Of ihlperinlisnia He
said: s8: s3ss5 %fs q
gut OF what does tllls cllnrgni Of i'm
#i'erialism grow Cut OF our action iii. tito
Philippine Islands. Tho Democrats do not
pretend to observe evidence Of any inl-,
perinlistic purpose here In tho United
States. Ho have built up prosperity az;
mover before. The laws have been cil-t
forced iinpnrtially and effectively. but
away Off ii, tho Philippines, thousands
OF miles beyond tho western coast, they:
say wc arc governing in atl ilnpcrlalistlc
way 81 ~. Siai fs 5ss
''1Tellow citizens. they are wrong about
Mat. We have carried into tho Philp-.
pines the principles OF the Republican
government. we went there under the!
leadership OF as true u patriot as vas
'nrersborll In the 8republic. William Nc
1SiiileyE organized civil government In
tho Philippines. succeeding Tie military.
government. At the very firtI moment
possible with civil authority, he carried
to those people tho blessings Of Republi-
can government in the fullest measure
possible. We have been educating them
In tho ways OF civil administration, In
svitlng them to- the. fullest possible partl-]
clpation In the administration Of their
own affairs. s455is e. 4. !
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Gainesville Fac, Is.

& CARTERSVILLE, VA, Oct. l2,-Dr.
Thomas Allen Grower and Ills bride have
been visiting at the home OF her father,
Mr. II. J. Rhodes, for the past few
21st OF September. ana have since visited
DIR. Growers nld home, iii Grooverville.
Ga. They Will leave Tomorrow for
y, 81 st p, wl'ere they VII reside
The little slx-year-old child OF Mr..
Luther Rock, OF Stokes. was taken with
scarlet fever Sunday and died Tuesday
night She will be buried at Three
Square, Goo chland, Va, l3
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TERM HALF u p.
Joseph H. Shepherd May Not be
Ss Reiea sed.

It looks Ass lie Joseph III. Shepherd, de-
faultlng clerk In the State. Auditors Of
flee. who was given five years i, the
pcnitentlary sby9a jury of the Hustinss
Court, will sci.vceout his terins 50 far
as Is known. ITO effort has been made
to secure d pardon for Shepherd, either,
absolute or iconditional; although. lie has
served more than one-llalf Of lis term.
On February 4 1904, his term had half
expired. Shepherd Is at the State farm,
where ho occupied n clerical position. and
IL is saidsathat Ills health Is must hn-
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REPUBLICAN sTALWARTS
WILL, STAY In FIELD.

fDyi Associated fFPrerF.) lt99H4V3 AS
M1LWAUkEE,7sNV Wis, d October. e.-The
national Republican (stalwarD State
ticket headed by Former Governor Ed
ward schofleld. will remain In the field.
This was decided after. a protracted meet
ms Of leading stalwarts from every part
OF the State to-day when tho question
OF withdra wing the ticket came up for
discussion n /. &
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German at Frederick's Hall.

& Especial & 70 This Times Dlspatch)
FREDERICKtS HALL, VA Oct: az. -
AZ beautiful german was given I. a t the
Masonic Hall last Friday mig ht. when tho
have Il a good time, and right well did
they succeed. Among those present and
dancing were Misses Gladys Crank Edno
Boa wright. Pauline Scot, Lizzie w ana
Sadie iiardenbergh. Nnulie and Bell
Harris; MessrS. Terrell, Of Buckner;
sBickerion, Phillips. Percy Splcer, Dr.
Il. WEIGH, Dew. Hart and others, Cha p;
!eroned by Dr. and Mrs. e. gA.8 Terrell.
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Suits for Death Of Soldiers.

3 Especial to The Tlinns- pIspatc h,
4 DURHAM. 4 y. G.. Oct. 1.-TWO suits
have been Isd against the Atlantoand
the killing OF two soldiers, A.. b. Warren,
and q Gorge II. Johnson, near g ldsboro.
on August 10th, while the soldiers were
lnent, The suits arc for 5000 each, and
will be tried at the next civil term 4 Of
3 {Ayrang ements have been made FOR a
deba les Fbetw een Randolp h-Macon and
Trinity. No date has been set for the
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NEW DOUBLE TRACK
TO BE. OPEN u Il Q,pAY

v. W.ASHRNGTpN, ocs.Hl a. Tf.a South,
en-, RaiiWu2 announces TINT, llit nsMt
double track l,ctwfen thia scit and Or
eilge, l'n., which Inns bseii ic1nstrlcied
By ihis colnpsiY. Wl1&Shs o1encd for
traffic Tomorrow. All Trains Of ne
southGH, Railway. beginning totllorroNt
VIII he oaeratsd over thls new 'latk.
The distance brtwten Was i1s,on a. 81
Orange is eighty-fiYc miles.
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Licensed N Washington.

{ Following is n list OF those who recently
obtained In Washington licenses to mar
ny: IFS 5i. 1, s5: 5jE5 ss3
John Al. Cooke and Bertha a. Bowers. both
OF Richmond, Va. y E4i
. Henry n. srlleps and + Ltlllo N. .crowder,i
both Of Richmond, Va, 2$8} 343E l3 81 5
Harry ! 3 SueKcls and Annie G. Harris,
both Of Richmond, Va .Sg ~ i{ 4s
8 Clarence IL. Hopkins ana La,irelin 3. Duke,
Both OF Richmond, Va. 5 53y 55fiy S
Guy F. Mosby and Annie 3. Rock. both
OF Richmond, VA. SFgs 2 fff3 t885
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POPE HAS DE C DED ..5.. 81
TO HOLD CONSISTORY

II ROME. October 12,-The Pope has de-
cided to hold a secret and u public con-
sstory November 14tll, merely for tho
Denomination OF new bishops. No cards
nails will be nominated.
IL Another consistory Will be held Do
cenber 9Th. but only for tho canonization
OF new saints, t5{ (
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WILL SPEND ESTATE I.
FOR P0PCRACkERS

Especial t. The Times Dispatch. y
BOHEMIAN, MONT. Oct. a 2, The Dis.
trict Court has admitted tile will i of \,
N. Tilton to probate. The income from !,
tho estate. will, In accordance With the I
provisions OF Tho wlll,3;b be used Tor the
adequate celebration of the irourtH q
July in this city, HI si9sa 81 h n Ms, a
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WALKED ON: TRAC . .}iss I:
WAS ED 5B " CAR

T7" l TBy Nss0clatnd1 I'FeBH'J n vi ~.
MONTGOMERY. Ala October H.
y. Cassimus. a althy 70 ired 5fpult deal
er. WAS run over and killed by y street
car III North Montsomery.f Eye ~ tnesso y,
sny tho MAJ, deliberately wa lsed upon
the tracks, Tho body wa hprriplly man.
glel. IL IS n
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Bees Cured Rheumatism.

fsprcial to Tho Tilnes- Dlspatch.)
VIA ELDORA. Las, Oct. l2.--Ttllnan MONTY,
$of GAINESVILLE. this State. attributes the
entire euro OF his rheumatism from which
he was for years a sufferer, to his having
been stung repeatedly by a swarm Of
bees. OF which he had tho care this sun-'
mcr. NJ
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n wreck, and In the crown the remains OF
tire ,&asps' nest. is w 81
III That night sthe elder performed the de-
slayed ceremony, bit he wore skull cap
and Il slbdjrd look, 5{8y
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BRITISH STEAMER
CAPTURED BY JAPS
f13v 4 sso1f,,a I al Press. )

by Associated l'ress.) *
TOXIC, Oct. 12-5 P. M.-The British
steamer Flu Ping, belonging to the Chinese
engineering and mining camp, carrying
munitions of war, was captured by the
Japnllese Oft Port Arthur to-day.
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Progress 81 Work.


The commissioners left with the Presi-
dent a memorandum giving in consider
able detail tho work accomplished and In
hand on the Isthmus, sI 1t shows that, there
are now between two and three hundred
engineers and others sent from tho United
States engaged lin the engineering and
construction work, and upon sewerage
and water supply, with g force or from
!, 900 to 1900 laborcrs. This does not liz
cludc the sanitary force, nor the force
Of the governor OF the zone. nor the per-
sonnet Of the material ana supply de-
partment. 81 si:$l 5.s5I g455 III .S
Surveying parties are at work in the
vicinity OF Colon, making plans and csti-
mates for an inner harboi, land also for
the work to be done In the outer bay
AT Bollio the surveyors are making de-
tailed surveys and studies, and lnvesttgat--
ing the various dam sites that have been
proposed in that locality,
Water for City.
An engineering corps along lie main
line OF the canal In the vicinity Of Culebra
is making surveys to determine the feasl-
bility Of Strengthening tho line Of the
French company. Another eng neering
force Is constructing a reservoir In the
valley Of the upper Rio Grandc, which
will furnish n minimum supply Of two
million gallons Of water In a day for the
city OF Panama; also a distributing reser-
voir for. the city Of Panama at Ancon. 1t
is also making surveys and estimates for a
sewerage system forS Cn1nn. aud plans
are being prepared for the construct lon
Of harbor there.
Tie commission has purchased so far
three modern steam shovels and opened
bids for eleven more; has sent to - he
Isthnus large amount Of lumber and
railroad ties; has recently open ed Il bids
for 2,70D COO feet OF lumber, and will soon
advertise for about four mil lion feet adj
|ditional. 81 MS n
Minister Barrett nado an abs dilute de-
NAL Of the alleged friction between him
self and the Isthmlnn Canal Commission,
Of which Admiral Walker Is tho head
Mr.. Barrett says: ~ .SS Ri s2 u
ION tho contrary. my relations With
Admiral Walker nnd the rest Of tlo com.
mission have always been so 4 grecable
that 1t is even possible thu t such relu-
tIonship may llavd been interpreted as
unreal and cloak to cover d tstrtst,.s re
may have had healthy and lee4 Innate 4
differences rs to certa lin ppl lclfsl TO DC
/! pursued. but none other than M Eht arise
between any co-ordl htae otf eiRlk 4 if,fss the
United States or dlaathrs of. q ny ehustness
Institution, Who nllgl.r' q lfrel an spp ,nlor
/ While avoiding MI frlftollf - ~ y IS
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Minister Denies Absolutely That
There Is Friction Betwecn BIZ
Himself and Walker.
(By Associated Iorcss.)

WASHINGTON 6. October 12 e..
Members OF the Panama Canal Commits
sion, now In the city, called o-day- bs.
appointment on President Roosevelt "A
short time afterward Hon. John Barrett,
American minister to Panama, had a con
ference with the Presldent t sS
The commission discussed conditions on
the 1sthmus, which have arisen since the
acquisition by this country Of the Amerl-
can zone, and tho difference between the
commission and the government OF Pan
ana. What, any. conclusions were
reached to these differences was not dis
closed. tfi H iss{if i 3f i.tsi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
THE ADVANCE.

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