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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
Passes II House Bill Re-
moving Punishment for Sun Sui,-
day Liqt1 Hing
.RED EDlsTRlCT g BlL ~:
KILLED sB' u The HOUSE
Tie Measure Has Tai1ed 'i' of Pas Pas
sage iii Two einblies But
81 'tfliee Passed On enc 1, l:t House: IS
Tie Session End day
With Al GreatV Volunlel VI
81 w orks . s#s3.5$

Il. Tie SMachen general primary blit, IN
Fs passed by the ouse yesterda ay, does
not make prInr ary nj com n1pulsory ~
merely provides that y q any party hold i<35
primary II shall Pc under the 3 afe.ftS3 le..t3
N guards Of this II Law. e xceptlon rs Il
made In n cases OF eli les, towns and 81
y counties having spaciai primary laws
already. Voting Is 10 be BY ailot, wilt, rs
i.5s every safeguard practicable Fl; brown
4. around the vote and the count. Ths
4 Judges and clerks are Sito Be chosen BY III. ~
the county committee Ror committees Il
Z, of the party no ding the election! All
officers may be nominate by this le-
gallzed primary plan, even United
Il States senators, and lii the event Of q @
convention, deIeea ten thereto II chosen, "A
ss.by prmar y must \ be hosen undcc thIss &
law. M. e
a fter ten Il days & work under high
pressure tho General n Assembly .of yrir-
5sinias j day conclude the first sixty.
sdaSs znssi Cnnstt
TUITION 81 1S01 -O9 limit tho life of q reg
sIlar session to six xty day VS., nsteadto ninety
under the old regime. and with this limit
the session will close to-day. For more
than a week the members of tho two
houses have been almost constantly at
work either on fhe floor or in committee
room & and tho Strain Sof this incessant
application is telling on them perceptl-
bly,. n
41,1 o1,nS hold cc{fn
terday. sitting from II untn 2 P. SI! and
again from $3.50 until P. NJ, and recon
fyening at Sand sitting until late Tho
Senate found itself without a quorum a
few moments before II. but the House
worked on considerably later. The two
houses adjourned until 9:30 "A. NJ. to- day,
and under a resolution adopted d day or
two ago. neither house wisl consider any
bill originating in its own body bit only.
those communic Gated from the other. t3;
Machen Primary Bill Passes.
Tho most Important acrion OF either
body yesterday was the passage by the
House of Delegates last light of tho
Alachen general primary bill, With a few
amendments, not materially affecting the
principle of the measure. q ! must 80
back to the Senate to-day for concu1s
5renceain these amcndmeli is. y, +
The; Senate confirmed The action fore
cast the day before In passing tic biz
70 strike out the Jail penalty for OLA
tttons Of the Sunday liquor la ". The ad-
5vocatcs OF the measure con tend that tho
law WAS i 90 drastic and "A liable to work
II hardship III ccrtain cases: IA Y 3s
If The S;cnate esconsideIed for a long time
the House bill providing for the estalo-
slish1nent Of high schools In tie counties
and after amending It materially put It
upon It's spassa &C. z no Ryo te eleve loped the
absence Of a quorum, and adjournment
was forced. The bill will come UP rs
iNhcc3 unfinished business this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
'lILLMAN SUFFERS
EXCRUCIATINGLY
Throat Had to be Lanced Again
Yesterday and Likely
Again To-day,

WASHINGTON, y. g. March 1l,-sen-
.r,tor TlIman was much more nncomfor,tt--,
anble to-day than at any time during his
,llnes though his condition was nc
necessarily worse. His throat Is dis
.resslng him greatly, and the altering
Is most acute, The, physicians q gain 10.
tluy found it necessary to- lance y ana
the Indications are that another auch
operatlon will he necessary to,morrow ", as
Il second abscess appears to be form 81.
still the physicians SEQ no cause FOR ap-
nrehension, and believe careful treat,
iment and patience will insure relief 'Ehey
think that In q short time Senator. 1lll-
man will have recovered suts1Glaptly 70
enable him to go south 70 FecuperV'lls,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
MRS, LONG'IS,;TR'E||:.E|:,T |. J I I J, | ! !: ]
THANKS The CAMP
NJ Message From, Gainesville i,7, IL e
.s the Members ii.
Here. Vi

At regular meeting Of Lee Camp,
held last night, the following letter. from
Gainesville, Ga, dated February l1tl,l
sWns read: n
ipMrs Longstreet will always hold. In
tender memory tho sympathy III her
idesolption Of the n. y. Lee Camp, of
Rchnlond She thanks tho veterans Of
the camp most warmly s3
# A letter was also received from MI,
syYashingtoit Taylor, \ RI eonve Ing thanks
for the Kindness shown to the memory
of Ills father. NJ M .3 II
Tho camp accepted The Invitation Of
tho Lakewood Memorial lAsso citation TO
take charge Of tho OakWood colebration
on May 10th, and selected the Hon, p. G.
Richardson as chief marshal, &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
BUFFALO o BILL ASKS
,s.ss|5 TO BE DIVORCED
ny Associate riess.)

d DENVER OL., March Ia petition \
OF divorce filed iii tho District }Courtsof
S1,lg Horn county, Wyoming. Jai,uaryo . oth
last, by Colonel William n Cody tlsuffa-.. l.
lo J3ili) has, Just been made public.
If The complaint charges cru ltyt. and 3nl-
1eges tlmt on December %, 1890, M "a
Ccdy attempted to poson tho Plaintiff
Another ground, on which plaintiff asks
u decree Is tliat the marital relation 8hns5
r1fintolcrabies to him by his wlfc's re-
fusal 81 to entertain his friends at his
former home In Moth Platte, Neb. Mrs.
Cody. !. who is at North Platte. denies her
husbands charges and VIII cortes e the
st,ft. 35 TIA IN lJl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
TREMENDOUS ] J
SENSATION. | ! A. | !. {. N.
That Bristow Report "a y akSitg
Constituents of Gong essnleil s-.a
Mentioned d6i:rT17.R;;Ll.lt !; I n. /. ]:
THE Il Il GALLERlE ARE II kEDl.. e !.

~
4 From Our ERegular orrespontlent.) 5s$t
G., March 81 II Is: Is
the belief that II the FRO n n 5i the he
Postofiice Depart rtnlen u to the Committee tee
On Pos toffices ana Postroads giving the
names Of such a large number of Re pun- . \
lIcan members Of Congress guilty Of a.. al.
leged Irregularities I'M connection with 6efr
forts to have increase In salaries and
allowances made to postmasters in their
districts, will result in making the next
House Democratic. A Republican rle1n-
Der. of Congress from a. western state
the delegation from which is now over ''
whelmlngly Republican. expires ~ seelt.5 tho '''75
opinion to-day that the delegat ton would "
contain a majority OF Democrats next
wear. His name was not in the ~ llst 9lof5
those sent to the committee By the de-
nartment He admitted that II II mao,
bcen he 4 would not {. have erca e; hope OF
securing his seat a gain naStSS yc ar q:
AL Representative Burkett, Of n bras sltn y
was looked upon as hnvn s. a cine y on bis
eat.STIc a $ q young man Of nblit ana
in ono orstwo debates OF tho presen ses-2
sim has shown that lie is$n man. OF parts
but since the publication O the report r
sIn8whichg Ills namo5 is&menttoned. he has r.
heen denounced by d, epublcans convenr!
Etion 3In his district o guilty of crimes
which cnll hts indie ctment w q 81 grand
i,lry. Young sBurkctt had senatorial Y 1. s.
Y,iratlons Ho wanted to succeed loietrlcl:
az odorIfero,ls reputation, v hose re g ecent
trial fop{connectioI trn'lus
resulted In acquittal on q cllricalll ty.3s3s:
Fight to Keep Seat,
but the young man vii do better thaili
ANYBODY expects if heS keeps his seat ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
HAVE LITTLE & FA'l'T'Hl.l Y I \ !: * llSs. S
81 y NJ. IN FUSI ON PROMISES B Oh
'tsncc,al Is 4 ,rhc 1,l, Times Dispatcll) 4.

Is, u, s4s March The
st;traighto,lts OF & Norfolk county are not
talking On the subject the latest : ap, s,Ic
- - ~ tic State Cen ira Committee n
appears a,,I ia they believe that The intlus
sciices they have been able TO bring ~ :,
.bearR on the State Commltte ~, the past
5fhis latest a ttelnpt OF the fusl lists 10
regain recognition at the hands OF u ti'o
state Commi ttee. . IN. 4; !. ]. u, z, !,
I'M W EXPRESSED tn tt1cmselvcB on the subject
ar.a finclined Ito discount W hat tn ey term
The promise Of tho fusionIsts to he good
and cease dallying with the wicked 8lto-
publ cans. tt, II g sSSs sts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
'As EGR O FRI HTEN':S$ {. y: ). NJ. 8.
B LARS AWAY

81 Especial Y to The Times DDispatc.fl.) Q
81 sr1FFoL X, VA, March Il After
sbreakt into Holland and Lees ofllce, e
at Holland last night. rilllngs g .h9Gie
into the ga fe# ana filing with al an cS2io, M
b. Jim Kindred colored. who pa sscd the
Spiace about o'cl ock t his morning M Y, 4.
y j in saw a j ght In the ofhse- when
was unusual at that hour aud ,sto,ppsSa ,spoS.
out, who tipped off the inside man, and 1.ri
the two escaped without any interf ference ENG
from lin. aa.lai 3lsHia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
.'WHO i NJ MBER 6,49'7;'..

They 80 to ynriolts iconslgnees, rone
being fuurer thnnf Columbus Ohio. X n y.
4, Thr1i n cdr ivlll5bc bnnncrtd oil both
fsldeg.1IThc laniicrs tell that the fssaiitits
were shipped from SUFFOLK \ and by ttp
fSiTlio load id il made zip by the several
siocull factories. There will be bet Woeii
thirty and thirty-fiye cars each ctsft'yiliig
$50 6ngs u sI Il, u ". ( N v.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
Will SPEEDION
VIRGINIA SANDS
Test Of Racing Course At the.
lseacl, Made by New York
"A. cEs To-day.
'speciai I,,l q Tho I, n Times s-pispatcl.)

q 1H'1- Especial to The 2TImts-DlsputtlI'J- ~
Y NEW YORK, March II 1.-A notable par
IL Of club and racing officials and ex,
pcrts at motor vehicle speeding, salten
81 the Old Dominion Line, to Investigate
the tho availability Of the virginia Reacl,
course Tor The American team tests ana
the proposed national NEE. In May,
Among tho officials OF tlie party were
Harlan ~. Wbipple. president and G, II.
Gillette, secretary Of the a. A., A., y, Nj
Butler. secretary OF the a, q, A.. snd
others, Chairman Pnrdlngton, q, o. tne g
racing board, was unable % go' DIVIDE "
business enga cement 3s
Almost ali iof tho trade members OF the
na,tysf t,y will take cars with them ~ test
thc M speed ana long distance ia acllltles e' Of
the beach. r3i sijs n III " t Si h "A s 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
ATLANTA TO HAVE MI LLl0N
DOLLAR POST0FFlCE
(By Associated Pr.e,-s,ssl..,) Il )

Il WASHINGTON. n e. March ll-Thc
senate committes ON PnblIe Bnlldinss
and Grounds to-day ordered favorable re-
ports on the following vi lls: Il ;3si
" Fostnfficc 4st Atlanta, tia. 81 r01.lD
s,ostorfiee at Fsrnapd!na. lFlay SlcQ5 eSaHs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
PRELATE I'm
THE MONTEZU MAS / LAND
fT}v a sSOciataS prfss.


IN ExICO CITY March 4 I'M onslgl,or
pomenico searfini, chblsllop OF isopleto
and delegate to Mexico of the Holy Sec.
arrived here to-day md Syas received
mt Central a.lWayj Station byJf a dlstin-
guishcd company, inclndl lng Archbtsa sapp
Aluroorl. ipf AIex xlco, 4; chbisllops 81
m NJ chigan, and rlembpr Of Scler 4, talla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
Deep Run Club Meet To-day.

The ment or the Deep Run Hunt Cluk
5,py..t be sats Rio Vista at +. Al. to-day.
,,Tf,era VIII Re plenty Of sport, IS IA live
aox viii be hunted, ppss y, Viii meet
All ears from the elt ynt.ths llill Aesn1lT 9s !,
llSi and carry all members and nests
Z "a the clubhouse fter the hunt. Shere
NIL DO tile usual tga al tile rs
aoceptlon commit ttee; Irs, u s. lalns,
Nirs. j. NJ Walk en-; AIRS y. Hunt ter I! ,s
Ids ElolseS Jollns on g ard MISE elem
Chr ii. Ii III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
.sTALvARTs YANkE E! .JIt
WREST lie ! N FLORIDA g B L 4
- -I ~ ~ ,
5sfBy Associated Press.)

n BY q sSUcIatcu tI e.ss'' = .97,7
PENSACOLA, j. March y. 1.-Fhc Tn
,yre sting match between Iiugl, Russell.
champion q t Fl Mi iEan md " sconssin,
md Dan A1ahon. of oh icago,s hercT to- ri
night resulted 81 in Russell winning tho
test two out OF three falls Mcmahon NJ l,ssl g
secured the first fall in fourteen IT min
5utes. but eemed to weaken afterwar rds,i
while Russell appeared to grAy8 stronger.
He won the last two ia lis w tn ;lp7
parent ease.s AZ + E se5 jEs rs 5s \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
The Chairman Arrives

aSSh'SSAt41 ~ tl,'T I, rs ~
NORFoLlS. VA. March li,-Augnst =,
Pest. chairman the to1noplis .assuT
arrived al, here to-day With three racing
No chimes. Thesa will be used to test t,
.tllc course at ylrginin Beach upon the
arrival to-morrow of 4 he other lwenlyT5
ifiys. members of the commit tee 81 stne
test Is s,sccessf fplI there heIE rss;st
lsa er NEE of craak ra acers II Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
ALARMING REPORTS
ARE STOUTLY DENIED. ,.
T1Il'l4I 77l.ll N. z : ~
nv AsSnciated Pros

(By Associated Press
BALTIMORE Md, March 1l;!:--F ormer
Governor Russell. of North Carolina, who
is q patIent al Johns Hopkins Hospital.
was reported by the physicians at that
Institution, to srtesing. au!e.,
~. Alarming runois as to his condition
we're denied BY his attendants \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
BIG BOND ISSUE
IN MISSISSIPPI
3fBy Associated Press. /,

Y JACKSON, 4 MISS, Marcl, ilrThe5
lover house passed a bill to-day pres
sv!dtng for the. Issuance Of five hundred
Thousand thirty year bon dst uea''lIls 3 sthFsGo G
tsnys alf, deficiency that n,usi a1iSA ~ "a
State revenues. 9s . sgi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
I3..., THE ri n y l1s. f.p - pIop 9 ~
I THE DIsPATCH. TO GNDlDD S16o.. 1y6't
.sOMMARY soF1A DAYS Y 5; j NEWS. \ ! \ J.
tTiie Weather

s4SswAs11iNGToN, March ai1 forecast fnnr, e
Saturday. And Sunday. sll Ss8 Is x fi3F 55s
34 Virginia -T'airiS aturday. cold II, 4 east
portion; sS Sunday increasing cloud o q ness: "
8treAh northwest Winds. A NJ Il 5i} sSf
\ & North 1c:lroii,ne 1'nl "a tsaturda colder
N east portion; sundnyi itcreasli,g g coudi-
F.,ets with rain Iii west portion; /; fresh
Z tnorthscst winds. becoming variable.
THE weather IN ri {, ehinoiiu yesterday '
sild rain. rio Hky was allnot'st n1t's clear at
midnight. 53SS III is !
AZ STATE OF TIL y q EIsMcoai I1rf' "
10 gA. M, ......... ~
" s
HfP.tM. ,.........,.... y st
$G AP.4 NJ. ...!sb ~
N \. \. |. " . - -
II M Afidnigilt % "a
Average, for Fl hours 4. 6s Sc
4 Highest cmperatiire vest tsrday. ....8 q
Lowest Temperature ycAt g rd %
Mean Temperature yes terdnY. sS
Normal temperature for March, 6g
Il $Departurc from normal stempcrature.... 9
Precipitation during past q no tiis. %
5 !. #3@4 MINIATURE ALMANAC .:E
9g3$ 63ff ay8 Il "a S5 March t2, I 1904 a
5 sun rlscs.s I. ..6 :o7 Z 10 H TIDE.
i Sun sets .....G:l3& :Io
Moon rises. Evening ...'.1 :a' 80
. III @ - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
FkR-TRAVElED KENTuCKY
SOON TO COME. HOME
fBv Associated Press.l 5

t1rE.t.II Iby t|1SSOC1dleU Z eS5.1 ,7
"a MANILA. March 1.-THE flagship Ken-
lucky, OF the United States Asntic. fleet,
ntth ReariAdmtral &Robley D. Evans
on board. Will sail for Hong Kong on
Sunday next. After being docked at
that port, the vessel will return home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
BRYAN Can Contest t.

9,5s1 Ia,97 By3ASSOCllted ETeSs.1 "a. ~ q rs
NEW HAVEN, CONN, March a l.----l3y
Il decision handed down by Judge Gager.t
Of the Superior Court. lnte this after =
noon, based OH a remurrer to answers TO
All appeal il by i!lium Bryan from on
TIC decision or&thog Probate Court which
ruled Rngainst him In the Pllllo e. Bennett
con test for the $4,000 beauest to himself
By proving that. the Sealed letter. is q
part of tho Will lll III III & A u ii \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
General. lrl,!:.l';;

1 "a Russian torpedo flotlln snllies forth,
and "a meeting Japanese boa ts, hot action
4 cnsues, tiu WITH Russians sinking Jnpanese
Itorpedo boat and LOSING q destroyer - :.
{ ST Petersburg hears OF result. vii h salts
t1action and gives Russian ticers praise
sn---J apanesc retal liate for loss of boat by
,,,saln bombardilig Port Nrthur---laus-
,9ians hurrylng out of their country on
livery nretoxt. and comm e to a erlca-----
Flnlproicsl or Captain Sawyer against !tlla-
slams dumping junk IN New Chwang llur-
bor discussed at cabinet tImeeting--Lon-
don nears Of no fighting yesterday
4 s;rnoot Investigation reveals complete
domination of polltlcs y Mormon Church
natives, congressman indulging tor 5kcyen
hours In yituperntion and exp lnnatlon
II over he Brist6w report, 1lnnll ~ noln.nat-
Ing Speaker Cannon for President, OF the
llnitad States, and ordering limited yes-
g1igatiOn- Senator 'rlllman spen t. q day
of much suffering, and doct ors had aga IN
Etoflnnce his throa t--- q rent race Tor slx
tflausand dollar derby In New Orleans
4 to-day, with prospects for poor track.
Atanta to have a million dollar post
a office. and IVernandlna to have ole coNt-
ing one hundred thousands Fa yorites
have winning day#nt New Orleans only
! Two !osIng e. Stock market has nJl hour
Fful.of activity; tile first IN many days
9Huifa lo Bill to sue for divorce. lleging
that his wife trents him crueli Diets
4 rich Investigation begins, land q number
Of damaging Witnesses testify. Ss::s II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
A SOLID TRAIN &
LOAD OF PEANUTS

sS Especial to The Times Dispat tch)
Y sUFFO Liz. VA, 4.larcll robnhlE
shTipped shhTi q from Virglnin will leave Suffolk
to- morrow over the Norfolk and yVcsten.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
North Carolina.

! y 55lSixteen hundred dollars secured By bur-
glars at llenly Station 81 fe crackers
Mt Monroe roll q safe Into hn,streel and
/ The explosion OF aislnmpl at Randleman
,ir; the City Hall causes panic among audi
5ence--Ar-.i Illicit disttlery raided AZ al.
1 most within tne shadow. OF b Unitsd I States
4Of Spencer prepares for ~ municipal elec-i
E1ion. and finds that the i oWIlfi IS over
}whelmnGly Dcnlocrnu uc.B is a! a. 8 Il 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
So Witnesses stiied, Declar-s
ing fTlat4H 3 demanded Pay y#
5ls ent5for. Influence.
C0NTROLL Ed ~ ERRlT0R
4 # SOUTH OF THE. !. PLATTE. 2 a ] |'IE:i
Reported to Have D Declared That
Ire Held Federal Plums8in His
81 Sectiol1Sil1 the Hol1ow Of
His Hand "A skcd for ~
/ Investigation q
1tBy AssIocintcd Press.J


& 51vxAs SHIN ciTCN ID. c., March 1.-The .--
senatorial inquiry into The charges agalnssl AIMS
sena tor Dietrich, of Nebraslsn,1 began to- o.
day before tho special committee. The
inquiry. which was Instituted upon p'rl the 1''5
demand OF Senator Dietrich. IS for the
3purpose Of probing the charges OF, which
the senator was indicted last iaii # II III
Nebraska, and which we're q l; sinlssed 2 on
demurrer. ~ ~ M s lS5 u n IS IA
Leopold Hahn. stnastcr$ &. 2 AZ
Hastings. said Fisher told hin that DIG s;
t,4ch wanted 800 for tas postol1ce a p
3Spolnt tnlent, and that Adam Breed had
said Dietrich asked $3.50 for tho office
or 500 year for four years, the salary
OF the place being s2,5 Witness pre- pre-.
scuted written memorandum 4 Of f4 this
conversation Hahn was q ca'laidaEt e 4
but Dietrich had said he could nor have
sir.Ps ;l5@ &: Il
John .. Pope. lawyer. testi fled to q
sconv ersation witt, Hahn . 2 tie Legal Il
~ 81 q note for 50, boo. h!c Hahn said
faer wanted to We or ane
appointment Pope old "a lir, suc:1 & z
note could be defeated. II 5s
Must Pay for Everything
S. Williams, editor of the 4 1astiTgs
News; said Hahn told him Breed rag "a !.
offered s4cO d yea for the & =,
Witness told Fisher he did not bailey
he could get anything from Dietrich ''tl'I''
without paying for It. Witness sa!d
Fisher had told him he was not getting
ali OF his salary. G
e Fisher told Williams. according TO his
testimony. that Dietrich had said that he
lad to pay $1,000 to be elected sella Tor.
Fisher. according to .he Witness. sal
t"Charley. tspeaking of Dietri:hG would
NOT have done 1t. would not Lave paid
this sum OF nlorey to lie senator "3f, q 2
this dietrich replied: ia I.
Had Things His Way.
Never mind, Jake freferring to Fish
err y that IS nothing. 1 have the "a appoint
Ement OF all the postoftices In the south
Platte, and there arc ways OF maklns, lluitl11
money onsthcs side In the Senate MI:
sSg on cross examination witness said he
was Dlctrlchs poll ficnl enemy. \.
Testimony was given by ottflI other y !" itr
5nesscs ns4to the arrangement, whereof .!
4 Fisher and his deputy we.r to ply far
the fixtures bought from the Grand AiJ1
tof the Republic. IN. .t8 %,5s ssj ~
!. Jacob Fiaher. presen ppstiDas ster2s G :.
Has tings. denied having had tha$ CONVEX n
ts,l tor with Hahn q which q tho IA tfr5
testified Fisher said he paid 500 tit 7,
tho fixtures and $500 rcn I, N sides < = loJ
scampaig Ign assessment t. II y i9
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!. ..Ayerage for q .llours \. Is.
ALA14ANA
Richmond.

: Both branches Of the General Assembly
work tor adjournment to-nigf the
yaiachen primary bill passes the z ouse lls
and the Senate aconcrs ~, tlle Amenn 4
Ing liquor on s,ndny- ! n trnctions are +.
given in the lsusby $50, 900 / dn mag suit
tho argument rs snenrl conc cliIde1; aana,in .i
verdict (ls cxpect ted 4. " Cap tain VII
Sllam II. llson. popular citizen I; and q
5tolica mako strong ella inns for i,1crease
IN s sala ry--- Strange thought to have
I been Kennedy. the escaped ira In wrecKer,
econ In; the sfut ton va rus----C untry Iie-
gro tho victirna of q film, nam, artist here re
yery hopeful OF favorable action by Com
Efcss---S State treasurer read y to settle
Ayrft 4 tho slaHInakcrY to-Ia I,udicrotls
mock trial BY Smith deal u itcrnry Society
\ - Governor {; q appoints members of 81 the
tor i the colsbrltlons nesf ThuisdaXy X gof I! Sc.
&if,unicl August, 7, formerly Of Ashland. 70;
4 5f,e Inferred s. In shockoe M Fl ii burying- X
ground o-du y Rev. II cade Clark
elseted ehaEnfan Bstnany
Z elects office F airmount3 Baptist
4 Church to ba dedicated to-lnorroY -.
aBaptist Church - Mrs. Longstreet sends
!ettor- OF thanks to Lee Camp
paby p9rnhh Wlrsina
ilCEIESTE1R r 80 Common Council pos tponcd
Consideration Of license tax to- next:meot-5
iing--Bill will be printed for strtbutlon
-a-- Funeral 81 OF .NY lyis fro m ga q,
Grove Church this afternoon 49, Desra tch;-; CHI;
;gjudga8 Clopton to hold court for Judge
.f1Yatsonc Councilman II. Y:N wen Will
stand for .clcctl on. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12

Butcher Boy Goes Down.
III q II (Isy Associated Press.) i.S. 4
+ NEW YORK, March 1l.--T Tom ,Jen KIN $
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