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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
AfR AID GOAT
WOULD EXPLODE.
CheWed Up Dynamite and Git
Gems Take to Heels When
He Begins to France.
enan,a, q n, : =, z, Z =, 81 . {, 3,

Especial to The Times Dispatch 81
WlLNI1NGTON DELL, August 4.-Be-
cause he ate two sticks Of dynamite, a
goat in the vicinity Of Wooddale Quar-
5r!es is immune from attack and the
italian population there is trying to find
out what to do with him. On Saturday
Antonio Pasauale, who has charge of
tile explosives at the quarry, left two
sticks OF dynamite out to be used. but
before they could be used the goat ate
them. sf &,
r. Then the goat went to a small shantyi
and began to eat provisions which had
been stored there. Some one wanted to.
throw a rock at the goat but no one
would take the risk for fear the animal
would explode and there would be no
settlement left ut Wooddale. L.
u Then It was suggested that the goat
no killed for the purpose of getting the
dynamite but no one would do the kill
ing, and therefore the goat remained in
tho s Ia Il tyss since ~ time he has
been walking about and doing as he
fpleases. .aS{ W n y
When the residents OF the place see him.
coming they move off to q safe dis
stance. II they come near the goat rears
and prepares to butt. a butt might send
off the dynamite, and once more the goat
is given room. ]. /,
They are afraid to shootN the animal for
fear OF an explosion. and the goat Is
enjoying himself, despite his critical hold
on life. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
FOR PARKER.
Conservative Men Are Predicting
This Beneficent Outcome.

& Few men are better posted as to the
sentiment Of the country through which
they pass than the travelling statesmen:
Many from New YOrk come to Richmond
from time to% time, and some OF thes 9
have travelled New ork State as well !:
There is@no reason Ito DOUBT lh1 t the5e
men a re telling anything ntile exact
truth as they See it as to political con. con.
among the travelling men who come to
this city many have been heard 70 de-
clare that thoughsthey voted for Mckinley
four they re for Pa5kes TIL ieI
of8 other cases of men who have been
lifelong Republicans, but who have stated
that they are going to vote for ParKet
this year. II 554 @Fls5 ss 39s y5s "a
The shington Post, In It's leading eds
torial yesterday, stated that nothing short
ola political landslids would elect Par ar,
apportionment Of electors 50 many states
must be carried. The Post dded that It
was a remarkable fact that many con-
seryative Democrats \. are pred letting q
and that at the same time many
Republicans admit that they fear such
a result. That sta tement about expresses e
the prevailing sentiment heard among
Northern men who visit his city. SIS 81 15b8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
WIFE DROWNED J, (. \ 3.
HUSBAND INSANE
Brother, Too Weak to Climb
Bank, Falls Back to
Death.
Especial 70 The Tlmes-Dispatch,

8 9G Especial 10 Inc IlrneS-D1Spatch)
BRIDGEPORT. CONN, August Ain
an effort to save his sister. Mrs Rose
lkeynsky. Of No, ll5 East One Hundred
nd Nineteenth Street, New York, from
drowning In Parlor Rock Lake, near
Long Hill, yesterday afternoon, Bernard
Weiner, tWenty-three years old, was
drowned with her and her husband, who
Was thrown out of Ths carriage White
now Violently insane.
Mrs. Koynsky, with her two brothers,
Nathan and bernard .Weiner. MISS Ida
ilinpman and Lyman IsaaCs, all or New
York, went to Parlor Rock, picnic
grove, to spend the day, They Went row
In the center of the lake to ia ilitate ball
Ing, It capSized. II i{ s5Is Il "A s
The two women and Isaacs were una BILE
tc swim, and the Welners turned their at
ltent!on to getting them to shore. Miss
tIlppman and lsaacS We're assisted safely
their sister, she had sunk. and 4 was
necessary to diy,8sior ners rieY fNGn'
Ter after several efforts and got her to
shore, 4
unable to climb UP the teep bank, ana
fell hack into the lake and was drowned.
an tihe hour ri Before doctor could hs found,
and when one arrived. al hough he found
isigns 81 life, he was unable to revive her
and she died after two hours. i5 4
Il Word of the fatality was sent to Mr.,
ilkeynsky, IN this eity, and he started to
drive to Long HILL elsht miles north m
carriage broke, throwing the man out on
HIS head He was unconscious for half
III hour and when he was finally revived
he was Violently insane. ifs :,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
BUFFALO RACES.
Prince Alert Tries for Two Min
utes, and Runs Close to MARK.
(. fRvi Associated Press. I,

(ByI Associated Press.) l38i6 n
BUFFALO, N. u. August 4.-The TEA
tture at the Grand circuit races was the
,sneciaI against time by Prince Alert.
The great acer was driven by JACK curry py
While he failed he did not run far away
from ON the mark. He was paced by q run ,ll'
ner, and his time by quarters follows; ~
$50 49, l :Ol, 1880, and the mile IN S'Vl
= 21s pace. purse s1,ooO-Ecstatic won. n
two straight heats; Doctor II, second;
Katie r., third. Best time. 2 :oS 81. 4,
2:l6 trot, purse 81 .00o.John Nc. won ~
two straight heats; T. p. Ne, secohu'
tE IN third. Best time, 2:09 .o "a
The Empire State. purse oo.Ga y Y,
sher won second and thi I'd h baat w ana
second: John M, third. Best time, 2 % 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
HUNG BY HOOK IN IN.
JAW UNTIL FLESH TORE [, IRE.
Especial 10 The, Tlmes-Dispa.ch.,

Special To- The, Times Disp nS,,s}
screaming in agony Lineman TrueInan
hudson, OF the Southern New England l
sTelepfone Company, hung from q t ''le
phone pole yesterday afternoon by ar, an
iron shook through his Jaw. Then Then b me 'e
flesh tore and he dropped TO the ground ON "a
twenty feet below. 81 .55. !.
Although & he has concussion OF the
brain. a broken jaw. n lacerated scalp
and fractured ribs. the physicians say
NE will recover
udson fell from a height OF forty
feet and was caught under the chin py
the iron projection. which IN broke @ ms IS
fail. manaon top OF the pole who
saw his conrade inpaled tainted at the
sight, ana was saved by the stra ps
which held him to cross bars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
M[lLIT AIRY MAN.
FOR A CHIEF /: t
Appointments Made Blythe New
Board of Police
8if Commissioners.
COURTS MUST DECll
Col. c. =. Day Elected Chair
man OF the Second District.
Hope Urges Organization.
especial To Tho Times Dispatch,

S. Especial To Tho Times Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, August 1.-The new
Eoard or Police. Commissioners to-day
appointed Captain Edward William j ones,
or tho seventy-first Regiment, chief OF
police. and Charles T. West and Captain
George Cuthrlell. the latter at present
captain OF police, as police captains.
These are antl-admlnistratton appoint
moDts and are not recognized by the
present Mayor and his followers. The
courts will be resorted to to decide who
Is entitled to hold office, the officers
elected to-day OF. thu Officers to be elect
ed BY the Councils, which goes In Sep
tcmber list. 2 II 155 If 5
Tho contract for the Client Club housc,t
q to be erected ut Olney Road and Thee
Hague. at n cost Of between $4,000 and
So, 900, has been let to Mr.. y. TatterSAN9
Err DISTRICT CHAIRMAN. EsN
The newly elected Second District sn-5
ocra tic Congressional Committee met at
the Monticello Hotel at noon to-day and
4 org a nized by electIng Colonel G. Fenton5
i Day, OF Isle OF Wight, chairman. and
II. ". Poulson and Norman r, Hamilton.
secretaries. ~
The committee decided that it would
have speaking In all the counties and
cities OF the district. beginning after.
September list. It "A
Dr. Hope urged organization for cam
paign work all over the district, say
ing:
1--WE should get together for the fight.
EctaIls are always highly important"
he said.
& Dr. Hope further calls attention to the
large number OF white voters, who have
been DISTINGUISHED as II result OF the
operation Of the new Constitution. He
sai,. the Constitution as a whole Is all
right, but the requirements for the pay
rler,t OF poll taxes six months in advance!
4 III elections. he considered wrong. be-
cause Ut cuts, off many old time vot ers.5
HEAVY DISC
5sf'.,rhe disqunlif icationa among our own
neople as a result of this Is going TO
be astounding. Il believe, :" said Dr. Hope;
&"tccause out of an ordnar yf3 y oting
strength OF 2.4o0 In Portsmouth, only !. 800
votes were brought out In a recent sTir-
t.,e1 primary This is all wrong, and
with such conditions we should do every
thing possible to bring out the full vote
as now registered In the district and
4 State ss3
1or. Hope thought man ought to:
be allowed to vote on his tax Ticket no
nj, Il er when his taxes were paid. COLI
ioncl d Day was OF the opinion that the
Workings 4 OF the new Constitution VIII
Bdisfranclise ut least SO per cent OF the
iiyo,e ordinarily Democratic III Virginia.
s,IIe thought the Constitution all right
3 J. a whole. but the six months tax pre-
requisite he considered wrong.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
PAY NO HEED
TO STRIKERS.
Packers Declare Thai Further
Conferences Are Now
Impossible.
TAKE RIOTERS I:: 10 Mo [). ] !!
Police Inspector Makes Signifi-
cant Statement Train
Load Of Immigrants.
nv Associated Press. /,

CHICAGO. August 4.-fn n statement
given out tonight blythe packers the
report that negotiations are in progress
to bring about another conference be-
tween them and the labor leaders, 10
declared to be entirely unfounded. ne
packers assert that there Is not the
slightest possibility OF further confer
ot1ccs with the strike leaders. According
10 this statement the progress being
made at the plants Is satisfactory to- all
the packers; more men are being en-
ployed daily; all contracts and present
orders nre being made ut lower prices
than before the strike commenced. IN q
table accompanying the statement, itkis
shown that the total number of men nj
work Tonight at nll points is more thai
% 900. with this number the packers
claim 10 have shipped q total OF S3l car
loads df fresh meats from all points yes
stcrday
Take Them to the Morgue.
Beyond seeing that the order prohibit
Ing the deliveries OF ice to retailers who
have been hauling their meat from tho
stock yards themselves since the team
sters struck was carried out. the trikers
to-day did very lttle Up to date, the leo
supply OF one hundred Of these markets
has been cut off. Il. ~. 5S
Officials OF the butchers workmen's 8 or
ganization severely criticised the utter.
ance OF a police inspector who IS alleged
10 have said that after this rioters err VII
be taken to the 5morgue instead OF the the
police station. =, @ !,
police. said Secretary Call, axe ~ 9
doing more to incitc riot and la#less-
ness than are the strikers. Such bravado
rs enough to drive some Of our m men.
especially the hot heads, to carry ar: 3 = r.,
3yolvers themselves. a can OF beer would VI
do the rest. We have been trying to con-
duet a peaceful strike. 3j5 :3
Train Load Of Immigrants:
isThe packers today introduced g distinct
novelty in strike breaking ga train load ,fld
=, immigrants said to be direct from
Ellis Island. The immigrants we're un-
$loadeA at obscure spots about the *y '.f' :
ana we're smuggled in groups OF ten OF
twelve to- the various apartments where
the newcomers were put to work e'lI ms Is
took place while representatives. OF & tn
hackers were re: :erating the assertion til,
made Yesterday that scores Of applica M
for work are being turned gaWaN because slllst
only skilled men are being offered en- \
BplOyMent. .S9 Il g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
HlCHWAYMEN HOLD
UP Am AUTOMOBILE

nv Associated p.sss 81.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug. IA
party OF four In an automobile were held
up late last night on the old York ROAD,
rlear Willow Grove, a resort about four
The fighwayman got about $1,000 IN
money and jewclry. TIE victims Of the
robbers we're: A. G.. Hall, Mrs. Hall,
Mrs, Arthur Jackson and Mra. Thomas
5C.sWalton, all of New York. They were
en- route to the Delaware Water Gap.
The hlghwaNnan rode q motor cycle
He disabled Mr.. Hall s automobile and,
after having been relieved OF. their valu :
ables, the victims were compelled to walk
two miles to a tollgate.
There they obtained q conveyance and
drove to Dnylestown. Pa, where the rob-
berry was reported to the police. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
The Harlem Running.
(By Associated Press,> {,

CHICAGO, August 4,-Results at Har-
lem: =. I,,,,,a no
to y t1rst !: Tyroian 70 To % second !; Judge
sauhey go 70 y third .n Tine n e a;5
,o1WeW ~ 70 001 first; Jake Gig to Is seq
5ond; Fonsoluca 4 to y third, Time l;47
i3-6. u {55s . =, 49, 49,,
ster rt stakesoJohn smuIski as to, y first
The The Mist 10 to Is second; loretta NJ
Is to 8 third. Time, 100 So. I, !, ! =
5yards-Huzzah 60 to&6) first; Schoolmate
10 to y second; Bragg g to 2 third h
Fifth race-six. furlongs-Ir Lindsay
Tito 81 first; The Crisis al to 81 second;
skillfpl6 tod third Time lls y;I a. one
ia to.1) tirst; Oceaner IA to y second;
Green Gown 90 TO a third, Time. liol
rs, x: !.
(e IL s. first; Docile az to ~ second Tele-
phone Is to y third, Time, !: al 80,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
' Tough on the Boys.

The President for the sake Of his chill
3dren.s might we'll ask to be defeated ], at
the coming elee ton. There was vas M.Is
TO st. Louis. received such turnkey at
tentions as the rising of a whole church
congregation while. she passed out ana
now three Of the boys. also visiting the
exposition, arc being. edged by the man
agement In six pretentlous connecting
rooms at the Inside Inn. and VIII be
favored with q special pand concert every
children, and Is disgusting to everybody
5else,-S Springfield (Mass.) Republican.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
MANY INJURED
in COLLISION.
Flying Trains Crash Near Horse
Gave, in Ken
EEK II IFS tue XIV. #
(ByAssociated Press. }

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. ~ south
bound passenger train on the Louisville
and Nashville which left Cincinnati at s
O'clock last night collided to-day, near
Horse Cave, KY, with a north bound pas
senger train. which left Nashville about
$3.50 oclock last night. 83
Thirty three passengers and four train
men were injured, but none seriously ex-
icept Engineer Rehm, Of the north bound
train, VINO may die According to the $in-
formation here, RehmS either disregarded
orders or was sound asleep. as his train
was going at the rate OF forty miles an
hour when It struck the north bound
train. Fiss ssiSS4S; Il ,s&
s. The baggage car on the south bound
train was destroyed ana the postal car
damaged, but none Of the coaches left
tho track. RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Carolina at the Head.

Miss Dixie Lee Bryant. the first woman
to receive such an honor, has been made
doctor Of phllosophy by 9 hayalian
Tia Tia faculty 81 the State Normal and m
dustriaI College at Greensboro. N. g.,
being professor OF biology and geology
leave of absence for three years, study
ing In Germany, where sha has Just
taken her doctors degree She Is a
the degtee OF bachelor OF science In the
Massachusette Institute Of Technology In
1891. s. 81 p 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
DEAD, But. WAS
HANGED ANYHOW,
H(By Associated Press. !

Z PATTERSON. N. u !. August 4,,-John Ly-
o,is WAS hanged in the county jail here
to-day for tho murder OF John Christian,
an aged Waterman, who WAS beaten to-
liam Allen robblng a Paterson silk mill
four years aso,
The Last effort to save Lyons was
,denlnad man applied to Judge Pltney. at
MorristoWn, for writ of habeas corpus
for Lyons, alleging that as Lyons was
not hanged on March 4th, the day first
the court that granted the delay having no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
MADE BLIND BY PLUNGE
WHILE 0vERHEATEDI

ESPECIAL TO The Times Dispatch q
q WA x EFIT5LD, MASS, August 4.--LIouis
Alderman, a young man Of this r roWn;
3 t,ss hi hinr1 while oyerheated. He Went
Swimming In Lake Quannapowitts sew.
erai days ago. and Immediately AFTER
wards his sight began to fall him. T %
il5 v Alderman was blind, *
SPECIALISTS who have been treating MIN
my that the case Is rare one, no
us loss of 6slgh t is due to paraiysis,t 81 Q,
Condition at the time he entered the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
EvcI.5rr'ybody's Pie,

600 is the lie sum down to which the umpire
Whitfield them. Doubtless the case Is
typical. Foreign claimants against a.
South or Central American republic enor-j
mously initiate their bills for damages.
and expect their respective governments
to collect them by force e necessary;
ali on ono side Springfield Republican,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
SENATOR sHOAR is ILL,
BUT NOW IMPROVING

(ByAssociated Press,) IN
4 WORCESTER, MASS, Aug. 4,--The
following statement was given to the Ass
ISOLATED Press this afternoon: Senator
Hoar is Ill of-an attack OF lumbago, COM
nlicated by. what is called Washington
malaria, Tho attack has been quite Sc
we're and has kept him in bed for several
weeks. His physicians say she8isi steadily
Improving, but that the process OF cure
will be rather slow,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05

Is nsn AsSsI'et. Il rs ! Sas Msssi
1nsrRsSanins. u III = rl bsra H. So; u Y =
Tignor. Al. 81: Peters" %, AZ: O. j.
Young, IS; Fiiltz, &c, a.; Johnson, IS, III
Whittett. 35; j. w, Harrison, IS, 35 II.
C. Boudar, IS. ~: q. q. Hutchlngs, s.;
T. II. Fox. "a; Edgar White, 81; Pattef.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Airship Successful,

(spNclall to The TImes- pspatc NJ IN
NJ AKItAND. Cali, August Captain Y, G.
BALDWIN made another ascension yesterday
With his atrshin from Idora Park. He ross
ward TOR about ten blocks 4 In a. slight breeze.
made a & turn. came back End descended In,
the park without mlshaps .yEhal ascens.nR was
entirely satisfactory. sss Il Il @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Dr.. Lilly Chosen.
llHx Associated Press,l

CHARLoTTE, M c., Aug 5,--.A special
to the Observer from g reensb oro says;
mites named by the Southern Freshly
terrain General ASS emhly at 2 81 clock this
morning chose Rev, DR. D, Clay Iilly
81 Winston Sa lem, co-or mat e5 Sc starry
of fore gn MISSIONS. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05

power to do SO. that authority being
No word was received from Justice Pit
ney If he had refused to grant the writ
Of nabeas corpus demanded by the pris-
oner's lawyers, his action would nave a. az
forded counsel an opportunity TO carry
the case to the United states Supreme
Court, and thus delay the execution. ~ ~
len Is serving a thirty-year sentence for
his part In the murder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
.Personals and Briefs.

81 Mr.ssJ. i. strole, druggist. with J y.
Lewis, 81 this city, left yesterday for the
st. Louis Exposl ton. rs q
d Mr. lillian Carpenter Rowland and
j. wv. jenkins. OF the Butterlck Company
NewSY ork, called on Mr.,Aubl ey So unders
yesterday. . I. 5 ]. e.
b Miss. Ann Coleman Sydnor las returned e
TO the city after pleasant sotourn i IN
Philadelphia and Washing ton.
20 South Cherry, is visiting Greenwood,
Va. & IN ISL ri .slsS q e. s5
Mr.. B.3W. Vycke. treasurer OF Green's
vile county. was y in the city yesterda
siID DR.. @ a. 81 .. thurman. OF n o. 102 Vest
Grace Street, has returned to the city
from his vaca ton. s5} ,3$s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Will Go e Washington.

Mr.. J. j. Sutherland, employed in the
general offices Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway 3, has been transit erred to
Washington and Will be one q. General
He will report5fo for duty in tie new posi-
ton August 15t h. FIJI 81 M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
DALE NAMED
FOR GOVERNOR L :.

(3y Associated Press.)
Topeka. KAN Aug. 3 The Demo-
cratic and Populist State conventions adj.
journed this morning after having effected
fusion In the State caRpaig and Fnoml-
mated the following joint ticket:
Goyernor-David NJ Dale, Democrat
Lieutenant Goyernor-AI. "A. Household
ier, Populist. z
Secretary Of state--John II. curran,
Democrat 81 s
Justice Of supreme court--John 7, Lit
tie, Populist.
State Treasurer Thos.3 NJ. Dolan. Dem
tocrat.
II Auditor-W, II. Mcdonald. Populist.
Superintendent OF Public Instructions
Martin r. Howard, Democrat
Attorney General-IN. w. Wells Popu-
list.
Superintendent Of Insurance-John sto-
we'll, Populist, 5 "a q
# Congressman at 1arge Frank Brady,
Populist. gs5
a Railroad Commissioners. II. Chase,
Populist. s}i u II 5l5s6
Both conventions agreed on the same
platform which Is confined largely to-
State issues. mentioning the railroad rate
question. The convention left blank ono
place for railroad commissioner which,
means that the allied forces Will support
u, w, Robinson. the Republican nominee,
zach party Will vote for Its own national
electors, III Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Yellow Fever III Vera Cruz.

(By Associated Press,
MExIcOSCITY. August 1.-Two suspi-ss
cious cases OF yellow fever have been
found in Vera Cruz and have been sent
TO the hospital. Merida has several more
SUSPICIOUS cases. t5 3;e5s t{E {ssS ina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Populist Notification.

by Assoc iated Press) 3t5
NEW YORK Aug. The Populist Ma
tional Committee to-day decided to- have
the formal notification of their party
candidates for President and Vice Presl-
dent at Cooper Union, this city, Au-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
AUCTION SALES-This Day.
BY The Valentine Aucticn Coz
612 e Broad Street.

u PERPETRATORS. NfANTEL Fold
LAMP, IRON BEDS. PARLoR AND
CHAMBER FURNITURE LOT Of
CANNED GROCERIES, 8, MATT1NG, .CAF1-8
PETS, ETC, AT AUCTION. . r. Az
commencing 1890 o'clock, at our ware-s
rooms, No 6l2 q. Broad Street, We will
sell several good Refrigerato-s, Oak MaSl-3
tel Folding Bed. Onyx Table and Lamp.
walnut Chamber Suits. sldeboards and
Extension Tables. Iron Beds, Co tom Hair
and Husk Mattresses. Couches.. Centre
Tables, Ladies' Desk, parlor Suits, Real
caar rv Bookca asses. Mating and sew
eral good Carpets; also about 200 Cans
Assorted Shelf Groceries. RI
Ellii. THE fVALENTINElA AUCTION. co. n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
4 Alleged Confidence Man.

Monte Coin, alias NJ +. Idebler, wanted
1,ere for passing worthless checks, was
arrested yesterday at Harpers Ferry by
timore and other places n on similar
charges. The local detectives have been
tracing Cohn since he was here In the
spring. IA 8 e I. a ,f{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05

BY comparison, Virgisia shows UP we'll
by the side OF other Southern States
and the statement Is such as to give en-
enlargement to the local banking inter-
ests. which are growing stronger year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
j. chamberlain
REOPE !. CAMPAIGN |. A )
Addresses Crowd Of About i, 600
People in n citing CHAM
shire. 4 s,;5
(By Associated Press.I

~ 175a37 (By Assocldted YPfess.J 5sl7 gE
LONDON, August 4-Joseph Chamber
lain reopened the fiscal scampaig n to-day,
addressing a meeting OF 10, 900 or IL, 900
persons s. from IS the # surrounding ag-I
srlcultural counties in the riding school
of yVelbeck Abbey, the seat Of the Duke
Of Portland, near Worksop. Noting ham
shire. u n II
8 Fl s maintained that the misery Of their
4Era ndfathers was due not o the price
OF grain, as alleged by the free-tra ders.
there fore, the duty OF the people to as
certain what pol !cy would give most ems,
plovment and most wag He proposed
/ to give agriculture the same advantages
as manufactures by imposing an import
duty on the chief products.