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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
DO OMISSION
WORK HERE R
Rev and Mrs. ames SBu chanar
Are to C ON e 10 r. CHI s3is
l11ond Soon Ss...8
Be 81 sEc I /: i Y o 81 N MISSIONS.
Accepted the Call Fl ON the Bap-
list Council Has Had
Varied experience.
q

Rev. James BUG a nan, who. as told In
last Sundays Tlnes-D lspat tel, u has re-;
signed tho pastorate OF the Prospe Park
sBaptlst Schurch, In Broo a ,svgill.
with his VIII come to e chm ond EN-
gage In mission work. ssfs
6 Rev. Mr.. Buclana has accepted a. cali
from the ptist Council, embracing all
&the churches $ot this Denomination In
Richmond and Nfanche ster. to become sec
rotary OF miss ions, Els re ign ton takes
effect September LIST. and II he Will be
here and ent upon his new field OF la Dor
in q short ~ lille. u g i IS al scotchman BY
birth, has had long g. aried and unique
experience In city. mission work, and Is
8partcula rly we'll qualified for. tho posi-;
ton he comes here to fl Y. His wife u Is
EaScultured3 Southern woman and has been
associated with him for some years III
55News-Yor k and N p rooAl yn. IS she Will pe
lin Richmond in. the Edevelo pment and exc
gcutlon Of his plans for reaching and 8up-i
lifting the unchurched masses.
Well Equipped for Work. .s
5 Rev. Mr.. Buchanan IS association with
tho New York City NJ d[issiona Society has
given him wide KIN Owledge of the prac-
#tical problems emer ging in ealing with
such work In a cosmopolitan center The
intimate connection he was privileged To-
enjoy with his friend and pastor, the
Rev. James a. Francis. in the Inaugural
ton and prosecution OF that great STRAIT
$egical work Of the New York Cit 81 n NJ.
Society. on the East Side OF New York
city, brought him vitality into touch with
the peculiar relig ous condit lions induced
by the sociological and economic devel-i
opments Il OF SUCH a center Here for
four years he " had the ~ opportunity
OF observing and sharing In n successful
work being built up by a master hand.
The work done out among tho news
boys, bootblaclts an s treet gamins Of
the neig hborhood opened up ! 81 Mr.. Bucl-,
anan and 4 his 4 wife the possibilities of
I such endeayor. " Sc Il ~
At Mariners Temple.
Il. THE successful work at Mariners Tenn
nle, on the lower Ilas T. Sid Of New * orl,
carried on by Mr. and Mrs, Buchnnatl,
! On the staff Sof3the New York e.. d.
#soc!et y, under tho leaders, HIP Of the Rev.
& r "a. G. Borille, execut tive officer Of the
above society. marked u hem az res ource-
BflIl workers Of conservation and person
atty This district to, the cast is the
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What II Was Worth,

u
as To- day s. 5ra &C, w lille not so rich by
many thousands OF dollars as ono OF tia
proceeding ones, was worth a total or
SCI, 900, divided las fol lows: IS S
81 no the winner. 1880; to the second,
5s;.917; third. s., 03s; to the nomlnators o
tho winner tate o III XII On httNoy),s
ISL, 600: to tho nominator of the second
horse (J. b. Hagglr) $i,2.5O; to tho nom
linutor@ Of the third horse, $500.
American breeders were highly pleased
over the outcome, us ArtfUl and jIradi-
ton are purely Amcrlca & bred !, while
tho dam OF sysonby was imported BY
Mr., Keene, and in ibis veins II ws the
blood Of some OF England s most talnons
derby winners, III ~ n 5lEs s8l5 III Ny
FIRST race. The Ina Mgnral steepleclase
about two miles-C Ca Ter III to h s. 5firsf.
HHonfire go to q; se,e ,od Fox IunterSl9
eSSnd - 5fFlongs
Y Il, Is D'4third. Tlme. 1907. N'1'.' 7
Third race-rTle Fail Handicap. FUR
longs D main trae rs mb Y
seoleetor Jpssup 6 g - tbird, Tine rlmes..
II Fourth It'll race THE Futurlty, 2-year.olds.
sf @ ssaand e e ass So
"a T any; 'l GS;un;aIl. Agile Relic sirome
wild Mint Glorller Hot Shot, Oiseall.
Jack Lory M ,9s Is, Ghryslt Bedogin
Fifth race one n, lei Ugh Chancellor
Hs sg d frf x lRs Tlm aS tSeqon
AZ 'faR dss SnH !rst ffl1Is eis
to second, lslalnula IS TO 81 third.
Time. li4b ID 49, ~ n \ ..r---+-7 Z
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Brown Fil.l,y. Bred by
Whitney Captures
the Stakes.
RESULT CAUSES SURPRISE
AND AROUSESS ENTHUSIASM
The Winner and Tradition, Who
Takes Second Money, Both
American BredA Fine e
Day and Immense
Crowdsat Sleeps
head. ls#
(ey Associated Press.)

Sfs NEW sYCa X, sAu gust 7.;-Artful, brown
lilly. bred by the late VILLAIN iiiiti e-s8
81, y and bearing the coiors of Hcfn 11:' q q
~. Duryca, o-day won the seventeen emil ~
rene val OF the F'uturtt at sheelsh \. lt'
Jay. Tradition. bred by James 3 In g.
EIn8 and running in the name Of syon Y
y,agct. was second, while s;sonhY, from
$:ne stables of James r. cen and bre q
IN England, finished third
Tile Keenc entTy sS'ysonby AMI VIII
:lint, was favorite IN the betting az 13
i.D y 90, but was not heavily SDs cKed, IN
view Of the short price which the pubic
Is as not ga ger to accept with he field
~ sixteen starters. The Dnryea entry
received the bulk & OF public wa ers&s.t 3
10 /. Tradition was also heavily Mayed
at the good odds OF 8 to p for the place
sysonby's defeat was, however b. hardly
/ expected by the immense tlrcns that
Gro wded Long Island q famous fa$i ace 81:
course. and especially by a lilly WHICH.
nd as yet never won q race.
,rhe time for the stx rurlons. l II l
course was I minute ii rs seconds Il he
fnstest on record for ti,. q Ike ss 5,55
Had a Perfect Day.
~ The day was perfect IA cnill ii Wind:
curing tho morning gave way after e ~.
on hour 10 brig nr sunshine, ind ic,g;
fore the hour for the firsts rac 81 every
lIncll OF space dou sra.
stand was crowded with lovers $cfy tho.
thorough red {. In the betting ring the
struggle OF wond- be players Tor AZ haiaf
r our R pre- cedlng the hugic cau had = been
Ter ri {. IN Men tram pied upon one auoti,ez.
il, q wild struggle to secure "A the Et5t
Odds on their favori tes. MT. kcene'C ems
Try, which opened Mt four - to five. s'As
backed Il down until thirt & 70 twenty
vas vas tia best price obtainablc. Not q
Great deal OF money was required. how
ever, 10 force the price because every
't,ookmalser In the ring openly expressed
\: he belief that Sysonby would giuln In q
scaliop.
5A few minutes after four tire horses
were lined up tor Il the start, synonby,
with He'd fern U p. wa on his toes as tie
.t.arrier snapped and got the y all.i rt-
iul got away second and raced head and
&ead with Sysonby for thrce-et' nths 4ofs
aSmile Tanya and Tradition were third
ind fourth. and the other twelve were
punched behind them. Redtern seemed
10 have the race at his Smorcy, out the
light weighted Artful never lost an inch
and as they rushed \ past the hhlf-mile
most sSysonby began to ire. Hildebranu.
quick q to see his advantage, began to-
hand-ride the fleet filly. Incli by inch
he crawled UP, and as they dashed by
the five furlong pole he was 1apptnE
sysonbys saddle, 1T 5i IA
Artful Wins With Ease.
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Richmond.

Republicans arc It'll Mt wal, locally, and
I two $cpnvcntiona are In sig u I Or next q
month, withfn negro candidat e also 100
ing ,ip--- Iii tic Roanoke girl lost mere
found and sent to her frlc 81 :,
George W. stevens nuite lgick at her stl =
3mcr home Lady A1accabces TO have MI
aoutin g. Negro ministers advise ne.
drawing OF class lines by ti.elr ra c.: SUI
preston OF ministers who use TOBACCO
gadyocuted---Vr Virginia building IT. 81
4 Louis phluc.i described - = any
rumors OF railroad building within 4 e
Etate- Aira. George II S5 ley reno ve ' q
10 her home and Is inlprovi N g. enberss
of congreg tlons cf} ST, 2 oh y Epscopal
Church decline TO say what they propose
to do regarding the proposed change IN N
the historic struct liable books
added 10 library OF v United states Circuit
Court Death of Mrs. I ~ 81. q. !. ! ee- -.
Desirable property hat is to be q opposed
of this week. Conductor badly Injured
by a. IA Il saw York eel-work er& hurt
on Ninth Street TX scral y rs tory Of tho
Journey OF IA message from Port Arthurs
81 reparnt ions airing compiler ion.5 LOT
a y great j Iabpr Day Observance here
SIANcTiESTI5 RT he original Park r =
Dnyis- Lamb Club discusses The ad yisabil-
Its OF a reorga liza ton p ea o. Mt
Gal!ng ter--A young lady'ss 81 ccess----- -.
Appointment To- s tess Female Norma y
3Schooi-. niYersary TO be Scel Zebra ted
4PcrBCUal m ton,
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North Carolina

SIS = rimarySa t Roxboro. N, c.. largely at
tended; tons a for Long and Gun.
1nghanl Negro excursion:st rock crowd
jan at AsheyIllef for sa fe- keeping /, charged
with. attempted criminal d lei saul t-----C old
bloodcd murder In Madison caunty for
i lanai BID for the Atlantic ana NorIh
Carol Ina, lis to w rem tai OF 4 IL per cent.
Tor nnety-nine yea re- - cq VI page for the
/ First North Care lima Reg incnt sent on,
/ PhiiiIpssS premises tull Of goods stolen
from the railroad p s5sf5 r N ~ 5ff5}
General.
Japanese reported to have entered Port
Arthur from two points and r russians
SAID e have j, their ships Kurekl
with retreat cut If I'D apan serves notice
on Powers thai snnless the ships ut, Shang-
Z hal are disnrmed 4 q once she VIII tax e.
Executive fss board Of Meat Cutters assem-
bling in Chicago wit view to end ing the
striker he Archbis hop Of canterbury
endorses Bishop Pott ers ubway Inn
curry to- show that although the negroes,
being taken to- the stake passed within
thirty yards OF the mi itary camp mo- e;
fort was made TO arrest he mobmI y,
( Fair Grounds, and though aiming for
washington go duo west--F Four men are
Killed by the falling Of an elevator in
New York--A prominent Georgia man
charged with murd Artful, bred by
the late illiamS c. w litney and carrying
the Duryea colors, wins the Futurlty.
making a new record for. tho course
st.d5Louis, but still lead by ono 3poInt-------
Jeffries gets 50, 1856 and Munroe s6,lOl from
the San Franc SEQ fiji Some IL ght
scores made In the pistol competition a t
Fort Riley Seaboard stocks M mako
further advance and are In great demand
I - Fltzsimmons anxious to lght Munroe
under. guarantee to Il knock him out In 4 I,
declares himself anxious to meet Jeffries
again.. III 3{5
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SUMMARY Of THE DAYS NEWS.
The Weather. ".

36s = llS wv CdIIlCl ~ sis3i
WASHINGTON. Aug, 27.- F'orecnst for
Sunday and Monday: 4
virginia. Partly cloudy and warner
Sunday and Monday; fresli n n y
Winds, becoming va riable, II
west, rain III east portion Sunday; Mon.
day fair and warmer; fresh northeast
Winds, becoming arinblc ;5
II Locally tho weather was exceedingly
pleasant yesterday. fterS nightfall the
Temperature was decidedly clillly. but
was excellent for sleeping purposes "a
LANCE or THE TH1sRMoMls y le,ls =.
Al 4. ~
M s. 4 Z.
% p. M. ....,aldd
g ~ N. :. !. ? ,,s
% +. M I ~
II midnight - :, I. 4. "
Average .....,, -. " y, %
IIlghest temperature yesterday..... u s34
I Lowest temperature YESTERDAY .......stes
Mean Temperatures ycster day....... " "
Normal temperature for q ugtis 1880 . "
Precipitation during past ~ hours. ..t4 w
! }. MINIATURE ALMANAC.
B August Is. 1904
Sun rises. &. .s.i,:s7 III IH III DE. 8.
Noon ,ises. isyehiilg ......9i-V
Augusts2 30 1901. M
Sun rises. .... u. II CHI I'll
Sun sets. .f44 iCini ne q: ~
Moon RIGGS Sveniir' - ' o:sS
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Artful Wins With Ease

"A great shout rang ont as flnc GERS
tore down the brown stretch q dirt to-.
ward the finish, and 1t was plain to be
'aeen that the great son Of Melton and
,C.rtime was beaten. Ta.lya, wniCh lad
.t.een running third, gavs way to trratli-
t,on.sand Lyme on tho latter VII I'd Ike
n demon in the last seventy said and
succeeded In catching Sysonhy, Artful
In that distance had gone Way- nt G,-,
cry Jump. Passing under Ito wire she.
was five lengths in front OF TRADITIONS
and the latter was short head in front
Of sysonby. Tanya was four .cng tbs
away III the fourth place. while tlle,i
others were strung out hopcessiy ben-5
ten a43 Al IA ia & WI
Tho pace had been too much for them.
anu the time, II 4-5, was the fastest
vet recorded for the Futurity courac
when tho time was hung up and tina
,l,orses came back to the Judges staMd.5
Il great shout went up from the multi
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At Mariners Temple

tStcontindcd on Third Page.)
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FOR THE WEST.
EIfeetiYe Sunday May /, 1904
EOR YHN N0RTH AMI EAT

Trains arrive at Brunswick daily AZ
follows:
No. IA arrives at $3.50 a. m. with con.
nee1ons from Savannah and the esat
and also from Atlanta and west
No 16 arrives at $3.50 p. IA. from Al,
lahta and the west.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
NO, 30 carries through Pullman cars
from Jesup for New York and also for
st. Louis via AshevIlle, Knoxville and
Louisville.
NO 10 carries through Pullman cars
from Jesup to st. Louis via Atlanta
Chattanooga and Louisville, and also
through Pullmon cars from Brunswick
to Kansas City via Atlanta, Birming-
ham and Memphis
S. H. HARDWiCK, P. r. NJ, Wash
ington. d. G.
". II. TAYLoE, G. P. A.. Washing
ton, d. C
BROOKS MORGAN, A. q. P. A..
Atlanta. Ca
=. H. HousEaIAN. General Agent.
Brunswick, Ga.
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ABOUT COLLEGE WELLS.


II you never went 70 college you
cannot appreciate the immense i'm
portanee Of the college yell. It Is tc
higher education what the war whoor
is 10 the American indian, II is even
more than the keystone; yes, 1t Is the
foundation itself In this modern age
il has become an axiom that to found
i college ono must first secure a vel
ana then see John D. about the dona-
ton,
Appreciating the Importance Of this
American war cry you can better un.
derstand the calamity that has fallen
on This nation in the accident to Miss
pearl Turner, of Macon. She is a
student at Wesleyan Female College
skilled in college yelIs, and she took
part in a function wherein the mem
hers Of lve classes, each class with q
veil peculiar to Its own body, were
arying to see which could make the
most noise
There was an epidemic of hoarse-
ness next morning, but all recovered
except Miss Pearl. Her voice was no
longer sllyery. 1t rasped and seemeo
very much frayed about the edges. II
was not good Tor conversational pur-
posos. and she could not sing at ALL
she consulted a specialist. and he in
formed her that one q her vocal
chords was surely paralyzed and the
other seemed $50.
As thes say at Wellesley "Ain't
tna, 4 shame, sSss~lust in the hey
day Of her college career
Cheer up, Il there are to be yicto,
ries there must be victims. 10 secure
great good some harm must be endur-
ed. Though its pathway he strewn
with empty cough medicine boxes, the
yen has come to stay. and it win stay.
AT Harris. Ga the college boys are
merrily screening;
Bumalacka. bumalacka. bow-wow.
WOW.
chlcalalcka, chickalacka. chow, chow,
chow,
numalacka, chickalacka, who are We?
we are the boys Of the Y. II. G."
And in the east, north and west
great minds are working on new com
binations Of the Russian choctaw
and good American slang to the end
that the college YEN shall advance and
rise and take it's place as a classic.
This thought should soothe the
wounded spirit Of Miss Turner: she
lost her voice, or at least a portion OIL
IL in good American cause.
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A Wonderful Invention.

II Is interesting to note that fortunes
are frequently made by the invention
articles OF minor Importance. Many
Of the most popular devices are those
designed to benefit the people and
meet popular conditions. and one OF
the most interesting OF these that has
ever been invented is the DR.. White
Electrical Comb. patented Jan. 1, 1899
These wonderful combs positively cure
dandrnf, hair falling out, sick and
nervous headaches, and when used
with Or. Whites Electric Brush are
positively guaranteed to make straight
hair curly in % days time. Thousands
Of these electric combs have been sold
in various cities OF the union, and
the demand is constantly Increasing
Our agents are rapidly becoming rio
cling these combs. They positively
ell on sight. Send for sample. Me~'s
lac S5e. ladies soc (half price while
we are introducing theml The DIR.
White Electric Comb Co.. Decatur. m.
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AT Nashville, Tenn, June IA to 1G,
1904. For this occasion the Southern
railway will sell tickets from Bruins
wick to Nashville at s1155 for the
round trip Tickets viii be on sale
from June 10th to 18th inclusive, good
returning leaving Nashville June IS.
If desired the return limit may be ex-
tended to July 10th by depositing tick.
ct at Nashville and on payment OF ATTY
cents. For schedules or additional IN.
rmation call en-
E.H.liouseman
General Agent.
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For Whooping
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To Have and 10 Hold.

To have and to hold a beautiful com
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These tablets prevent the blood becon
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They make the skin clear ana white
the eyes bright, the step bouY mt
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p. p. LlvADAs,
Country Grocery Store,
STAPLE ASo FANCY GROCERIES,
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a Cure for Piles.

i had bad case OF piles says G.
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Coo for chILdrAn

The pleasant 10 take and harmless
One Minute Cough cure gives immed.
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oNE OF The REASONS.

II has been often said that the DEM
ocracy Of the nation in its own inter-i
nal affairs. in its races within thef
aarty in other words, always sue
ceeds in innicting wounds that
last forever. This in only too
true and this fact accounts large
" for the fact that. the dem
ocratic party has met disaster after
disaster at the polls. A house divid-l
ed against It's self certainly cannot
stand for any great length of time and
while we have occasionally won victo-
ries, at the same time on many and
many occasions the flag has trailed in
the dust, for the simple reason that It's
own adherents were engaged in bit-I
ter strife among each other in malign-
ing great men Of the party who have
aspired to its standards for the great
est Office in the world.
We have striking Illustration OIL
this fact before us at this time Hon.
w. r. Hearst, great and able demo-
crat, man who has fought the bat
ties Of the party all Of his life and
whose influence has been felt in New
York in the cause Of democracy on
many occasions, has an ambition to bel
president Of the United States--a lau-
dable one truly. He wants TO be the
candidate Of the democracy next No,
yember and he has simply. and on
very carrect lines, let this ambition be
known to his friends and the public
generally and what has been the re-
suit? The members Of his party, or
some Of them. from Maine to Florida
have heaped caluminy on his head,
he has been denounced in democrat
ic circles as despot, socialist,
with having spent his own and his
| mothers money In an attempt to buy
his nomination and with countless 9th
or charges and counter charges equal.
lly as unscrupulous and equally as un-
ture.
Now for our part. we do not favor
the nomination Of Mr.. Hearst for the
presidency; we think Judge PARKER q
stronger man and man who can come
nearer landing the party than can Mr..
Hearst and for these and other rea.
sons we have from time to time adye.
Gated the candidacy Of the great New
York jurist as against The great New
York journalist.
! However this condition has not serv.
ed TO cause us to lessen our esteem
and admiration for the man VINO has
done 50 much for the party and that
too in the great pivotal state Of New
York. We cannot forget the brilliant
fightahe made for the present democrat
ic mayor Of New York city and at a
time when the press Of the entire city
was pitted against him. Aye, we can
not forget the bold and intrepid man
Iner in which he has at all times assail
ed the evils Of republication and for
the great work he has done for the
lahoring men of these United States.
We are not supporting Mr.. Hearst
for the democratic nomination, but
we wish to protest against the coward
ly attacks that are being made on him
from men who are wearing the cloak
OF democracy. Mr.. Hearst is an able
fearless, democrat, a great and good
man and his name will live in the his
tory Of the republic when those Of his
tradueers will have persisted long be.
fore.
-------e-zes--4----------
AT last accounts Port Arthur yxra .
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For LaGrippe
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PECTORANT
ITS UP TO YOU, WHAT
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE

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aires II 10 be distinctly understood
shat an legal advertisements must Dc
,aId for in advance. We cannot afford
% devote our space to such adver
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Il fiever plssannoInla.

F. J. Williams, proprietor Of the
Hamilton Drug Co, hamilton, Iowa,
avs Chamberlain G tic, Cholera and
oiarrhoea Remedy 81 PR a4ically the
1nly remedy he sells fGr cramps, diar.
hoea and collie, for the plain reason
nat Il never diaaDEoiuts For sale
eli druggists
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-18

Atlanta's base ball team is playing
around the percentage column with as
much unsteadiness as did Dan sully
with the cotton market.