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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

en- 98saorig so a n 3
fefger in Spn til @raben.
Ser ifrioes til o6eimbal": SiOfte
6rebu9 jorbeoes pua Sngum airfe-
gaarb @aurbejer Sens anberIen
SenIen fra 6eiteb. 9et bar rprenbe
at ie ben ufbpbes 5aber, ben nu
mart bunbrebaarige @nbers Senfsn
/ Spioien for 5bGget til @raben.
9amle &nbers Senien, iom er at
bore trofaIte, er enbnu nogentunbe
raft og rsrig,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14
SonoeriYllano.

item Is. Sept. bapOe iiar til ben
oanIte 9~ubstieneite ON GftermiOOae
gen og / nMisiionsbote1et" ON af=
tenen Iamlet talrige 3ilberere.
= Qf9otb8fo9en. Sore
oragsmpoet I 3eatret 2erbag III.
ten ben II. Sept baO0e famlet en-
betpoetig 6orIamling, 4OOraf De 10
3reoeparter beitoo At @ooOtemplae
rer Der fra 8pens fO%rIteai9e 9o9er
og en- 6et 8el fra omliggenOe9anbss
bploger.
Gfter at apbmanb Stems bapbe
da6net Msbet og tattet for ben be-
tpoelige 3illutning, ober9op ban
OrOet til 9r. Biaiam peterien al
ag6enbapn, Der / ober Il 3ime tai
te ON @oootemptarIagen. 9an for
flauebe, bbor@oes @oootempsar1as
gen i Sioens Sob babbe uo>
billet fig til at blibe en- Samfunbss
leg og en- .@~runolob" for Mordlen.
SGrlig betoneoe ban, bOorlebes BET
par en6oer Statsborgers Yligt at
flute fig til benne 9runbIoo, life
alene Iom Statsborger men ferli5
ION 6omilieforIBr9er og Sober.
Sam ubtalte tin 9labe ODER, at @is
ben Itaben, Der tioligere bubbe pit
Jig u%forItadenbe ober for @fbOlo8s
lagen, MI enbeli9 baboe itilet Iig
iom 6orfGmper for 9ruffenItaben8
uOtb0oelIe. Mdnge 29ger b9Ooer
MI til Days 6erebtoiligt, at Rp>
belIen at Spirituoid life gsr minoe
ie @abn, men tbertimob forbolber
itor Stdbe, life dlene for bet enfe!te
Snbipib, men for belle Samfunbet
og fr9oebe Fere Dire al Menneifes
lib enb be itsrite arige, oa at bet er
0rantere, Der fbIber Sinbsibseuns
italterne. 5orebraget 1uttebes mep
5remiigelie at ct imutt digit.
@fter BET ubm9rtebe 5orebrags
SIutning, f~oreilog &sbmunb Stems
at ubbringe ct aere for ben fortrins
lige 5orebragsboloer, bOilfet itete.
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mann at Rens6org Orbet og uos
talte Zig paa 9bif / ct IGngere Sore
Drag ON altobotens Ita6elige SnO>
birtninger paa MenneItet. og ON De
mango Dire, DruftenIta6en fro
pebe. 9eb epiOemiIte Spgbomme
ieqte 0egerne at ubFnbe Sngbomss
bociden og MioIer til at ttlintetgps
re benne. 0ruttenitabens gacifsu
er langt fnrligere END enboer fon
6elit an6en goci1e. berfor bab ban
oGe flute iig til Qfbolbsiaaen for
at m~ooar6eioe benne.
sri Qtber. gpens alos
ite abinoe er ben 81. Sept. ofgaaet
peb 0fOen; bet er 5rt. SannaGO 6en,
iom 6oeoe bos lin Slegtning, 2a
rerinbe beb QuguIte @'ttoria : Stos
len. 5rpten 0uer. Zen oloeritegne
Dame 6lep 963 Qor eammel,
5~lensborg. - Diutonisee
ftifteIfens Qarsfeft afs
6olotes 3orsbag ben %. Septemz
Der. Deb SooebguOstieneIten / Dor
5rue airte bleb Der inbpiet IA Ses
tire. 4nItalten teller nu $50 inoz
biebe SsItre og SO YrsOeisitre, Der
orbejber paa "a f~orIfenige Steber.
6unbrebe Mars Subj
lpum. 8eb Chen al Snbgangen
til Spsebjemmet (@ottbarb Og @u-
ma Sanlen's Stiftelle) peb 9uborg-
snbes sOre Del liggsr en- gammel
Sten, puu bOilten Der itaar (pua
3bIf): .,9ottbarO os @nna 6anien's
6ofpital, cabinet 1. Ottober 1904"
Stor Slbfss. Woltera
p~dpirmslle, Der ligger oeb 6ufum.
gube / 5iens6org og bdnrtr ct fteri
Sabritsfomplets meb &boeliesbus.
er totdlt n~eb6r9nbt. 0et belbiee
9aal brenbte omtrent belle Natten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

Son irmution a EN- Sri
gheb SIP t. s iibite
Drummer at o&ir9li9es9eleB> uno
@erOrbnungsbtutF (for Is. Sepz
tembsr) uTentliggsres en- Stripelz
ie, iom aoniiitoriet / &iel unber
10. Sebruar bar ttlitiaet ct Wleblen
al De norbTespigits 5rimenisheosr
iom SOdr paa bans 8lage oOer, at
en- Statspr9it bar torment hans Al
en- acknowledgement tpnfrmereoe
0atter at itud 5dbber peo en- Bar
nebaab. Spem aldgeren er, og bOor
ban Dor, n9bnes life.
s aoniiitoriets Stripelie, Der er
unoertegnet at General iuperintens
bent Satan, iom Stebfortraber
for aoniiitoriets 5ormanb, afpiies
8ldgen Iom ugrunbet. Serefter f
ges:
SITTER ben ebdngeliite &irteret q
8onfrmationen 5orubietninsen for
at nogen fan tiliteOes at itda 5uber
Som BE bar i%nbremmet, er 9eres
0atter, iom er Meblem at 2anbs.
firten, ba bun life er ubtrddbt a
ben, imiblertib life Heben ldnoss
tirteligt fo%nfirmeret. Den Geremo
nj, iom 5rimeniekbstaleren eftei
5oreeipenbe bar ~foretaget meb De
res Oatter, ielo ON ben er forme
fom en- Observation-Disclosures
tan life dnertenbes fom en- &onfir
nation. 0eres Batter mda berfo
anfes for ct enbnu lite mnnbig
Meblem af2anbstirten, og iom iaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

@uam6b. : @f6olO8forez
bru9 g. Spnbag ben Is. Sept. bolot
@iaiam Peterfen fra 9p6enbupn ct
4f6olosforebrpg / ben 6erbarenOe
@ooOs5empIar 2o9s. 5ou5oraget
bar goOt, og Der bar mebt mango
Soft, tommenoe lere W1iIe fra, felt
Qfbulbsfplf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

Oberretsoom. 5orbenb9rens
De Observation-Disclosures 2ars
9eberien AZ Maalborg, Der bar fri
funben peb llnberretten. er / 5sf5e
81. g. at Operretten ben 26 Sept.
ibemt 59ngIel pad i9bpanlig San
Qetoit / 2 Wuaneoer for at babe fors
bruet gptteiummer til ct iamlet 9ea
1sb al 1000 ar., Tom bar 6leDen BAN
6etroet at forIfeaige 9Grnepligtige.
Yoafejling. autteren o5rems
ao" of Woridger, label meo 6emeni,
pda Reife til 8sge, er Ssnoag ben
% Sept. bleben puaIejlet Oeb 4lss
obbe al en- norit @aleuie ,,annd"
paa Reiie fra Sperrig til 6obrc meo
SrGlait. ,5remab" fit / Gelge q. 3.
pen ere Draft tnattet og FEB liot open
8oros Stabe.
gitrne. Gn dImmel giopler
mener, at 6onningubbpttet | @u,
blioer betpbelig bebre enb man bdbot
psntei, frioer oGs6j. 4p." Gftel
bans Menine pur moi en- Del al
Gommeren for tor, Taa Der blep IN
oen riatiq Soft / alsperen. Get Ell
tratfet pad Qpngen, fom giper lib.
bbttet. 6onninepriien er So &C
Gre pr. pb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

8oftlunb. = @eien fra BEN
Ipolige Del at 3oftluno $50 ben til
9une9auroen bar fra Sroi6's 9Otel
inbtil 0ato 1enligget iom alminOes
Zig gioej. Nuforleben bleO bet be-
Iluttet al gbens gorgere / Ssnbers
gabe at laos 9ejen i~itanoIatte og at
pldnts aaeetreer paa begge 9iber
al ben. @eitgiper 6roi4 og as6z
monO Storgaaro puatOg Zig at fa1
Qrbejoet ubfsrt fau mutt ION
mulist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

4lsleb. = en- mist9nfeIi q
peron bar ifslge oQ. o." | ftere
Ooge brebet ON paa Marferne. Sad
mart nogen n9rmere fig, fpgter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

!0bgum. Menig6ebsre E.
prGfentantb Jd I g. (6mb.)
Ssnbag ben 10. Sept. afbolbtes Il
ter enbt @ubstieneite / Sognetirter
@alg at fire MISREPRESENTATION
ter. De 5rutr9benbe bar g. z
peterfen og 9tnbers 9onien, begg
at Sorrebb. SunsG6beien at SaIte'
oe 4noreus S9act af grsitrup
De bleb e%nitemmig %genOuIgte. ON
fire er banIte Menb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

Stor Sfbtss. @oltera
papirmslle Der li9eer oeb Sufum.
gube / 5iens6org og BANNER ct fort
Sabritstomplets meb &boeliesbus.
er totdlt nebbr9nbt. Set balbi9e
gaal brenbte omtrent belle Natten
granben bar bepirtet 5%oritprrelie
SogtraFtten, ba Sernbdnen gulr
lige forbi 9ranbitebet. Slben menei
Il Fl. 81. 9. at b9re pdoiat. Gierer
er bortrejit til 9amborg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

pun for life ifittet til at bore Sub
mooer. Deb benne Sa9ernes Gil
itanb tomfler Ell Meboirtning at
Observation-Disclosures i MeOfpr at 5
~ i Sognes og S1nooefororOninz
gen lite / 8etragtning." @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
SouthernerS Meet With
the Party Chief and
Discuss Situation.
THINKING OF LAMONT
FOR GOVERN OR'S CHAIR
Believed That He would Be the
Strongest Man to Oppose
r 90 Question Of Judges
Resignatio on Virginia
cutive Much
Pleased.

Special To- Ths Times Diapatch) ss3
EsOPUs, N. August Judge Park
:cr had lengthy conferences to-day with
three # .# Southern Demo Gratis Governor.
Montague, Of ginia: Senator Bailey,
OF Texas and Colonel =. 3. Russell, Of
Mobile. The questions considered. were
the Judge resig gnation from the cou IT
OF Appeals and the New York guberna-
storia1 situation: s.. >5ss
X Judg Parker wi II either resign3 his seat
as chief Judge 81 the Court of Appeals
within twenty our hours after the pub
5llcation Of this dispatch, or he will an
no unce that he Will remain In his press
se,it position at least until November 9Th.
News OF his action will be given ou to-
morrow nigh s855
n Senator Joe Bailey arrived this MORN
Ing. J Judge Parker legraphed for him
yesterday 81 He was 50 anxious to talk
With him privately that he. urged his de-
.rarture from 4 rew Z orl, at s. o clock this
3mornin 8. Is This Rput him at Rosemount
5bcf ore an II other :yisi tor got near. fter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
SEVEN
Their lives S
Iende g apsized q and 4 Occupa pants,
ere Thrown Into
"a ter
Water.
MOTHER & c HI I DREN PERISH.
ia !.
~, A .soc,a IA pre..a 81

E 81 {By Associated Press !, N !:
% HALIFAX. N, S., 4 "a august 4. In trying
to reach the shore in a, small tender from
a stranded yacht this evening, Il seven Of
the eight, persons in Y. the boat were
drowned through the capslzing 81 /. OF the
little craft, Mr.. Vsdito. Of Bear River,
was the only ono saved. The d cad as far
as can be learned are: u N, S4
q GEoRGE LEACH, forty-si N N ana ger 8 sirs
of a woollen mil Nasonyille,% I, r. rs
capt. CHARLES s!HERsEY.s Digby. /
Mrs. vEDlTo J. thirty, Digby. |.
Mrs. s.O'REILLY, II forty, supposed to boi
a New York woman; her son q ged thirl.s.S
teen, and also al daughter.
& The name Of the other victim cannot5
be ascertained tonight.
How It Happened. IL
The accident occurred In Annapolis bar.
bar, near Bear Island. The Yacht which
the unfortunate people left was the
iouida, owned by Commodore 4 lving,. Of
the D!gbyl acht Club, and was In charge
Of Captain Charles Iersey. She 9lefy
8sDgby4s at n o'clock this morning for
:Pinckney's Point at the mouth q Ethss.
Bear. River to take out party n of
American tourists who were camping ~
that vicinity. # 5tg 7!
s It appears when the yacht grounded on!
tho bar a half mile from land, all the
occupants got on board their tender ana
began to row toward shore, The little
boat was swaInped by her heavy load,
Captain fIersey was cons Idered one o +
Digby's most careful boatmen. and has
been In charge isof Commodore irving
cabin stoop Cnld& for two seaso Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
.USUALCRI.Y|...|E|.
and /: / d l|''Y
Crowd Spirit a Negro Boy Away
# From Officer at
Alton. VI U
HIS FATE II EASY ! 10 D GUESS q / S
He Attempted to Assault Two
Little White Girls and Was
on the Way to all.
Especial to The Times , Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatc CHI
ss.9S AFT ON, VA, Aug. - Andrew Dudley,
] a negro boy. supposed to be about four,
teen years old, was charged with attempt
ing to criminally assault two little white
girls near Greenfield, !, Nelson county, to-
day and was taken from the officers here
tonight, while on the way to Jail and It
is supposed he was carried into the coun-
try and swung to a tree. IA:
The assembling OF the mob Y and the
manner in which the negro was AIKEN
from the officer. was 50 quickl and
quIetly Y done as to create very lit tie dis.
|5turbance. 5!
HIS FATE CONJECTURAL.
who composed the avenging party is
not known and the disposition OF the boy
SO far 4 Is only conjecture. but thereais
little doubt that he paid the usual penalty
FOR this atrocious crime. ss
Two little girls were playing near the
home of Mrs. NfcLain, near Greenfield.
this morning. when Andrew Dudley ap-
preached. He struck the smallest girl,
named Cameron, when she ran crying to
Mrs. II AicLaln. n the absence OF the one
I he tnrnde his attention to the other little
girl. (. Bloomer M Lain, nine years old. and
but for the prompt action of the girls
mother in getting to the scene, the lit
tie one would have suffered more deeply
at the young brute's hands. AS she ap-
preached the negro ira n 5 3ijgi
fs3sss ss s4tF Els CAPTURE.
He was later arrested, tried by a. mag
istrate and sent on to the grand jury
In order to get the egro to the ooun-
Sty jail. Consta BILE G. w. Critzer Brought
him to Alton to take the train for Low
Singston via harlottesyile. When he ar
rived a crowd OF d etermlned men had
already assembled and withSas little noise
as possible, they took the negro from the
officer and disappeared in the dusk Of
evening. All Is quiet at midntght
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
TIGERS II ROAR !! A / / FOR \
PARKER |:,| And DAVIS.
ranln,ally Declares s 5iS;'tt;a'lnch Sup
port Of Ticket, dsProlnises
Big Majority.
(By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Aug. Tammany Hall
ratified the nominat on q Parker nd
Davis tonight. The frst mention Of
Parker.s s + name brought forth boisterous
cheers from the audience. which about
half filled the hall. T he name OF Davis
was also applauded The resolutions were
presented by former State Senator Thos.
q. o sullivan and were ad dopted, They
endorse the national platform; pledge
to support the national ticket; declare.
that present depression is due to the
Presid dent's absolute disregard OF consti-
tuttonalf limitations; call the President
the nman on hoss back";; denounce pro-
lection; oppose monopolyi; declare for the
nol,r1ca sectionalIsm, Mr. Sullivan. who
delivered the principal speech Of the
evening made an ans nswer TO the critIesnls
.of = Ta.mmany and said Tammany Should
meet such criticisms by an overwhelming
majority Tor the @ psmoerat1 sga a,, nominee non g
New York, because he was aagacious
enough to see defeat for his party, l3l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
COOPER G; Will \ 1 | !. |. BE .
. HANGED TODAY.
Desperate Efforts to Save Life.
Of Florida Man
Il. 4 Fail. VI. y n
,(By Associated Press.l

ARCADIA, III .A,, August 4.--4After Sdes,
perate efforts to save his life, Isaiah ~
Cooper win be hanged here at noon to- y
morrow for the murder Of City Marshal
Bowman. Of Punta Gordas January ~,
1905 Attorneys have done everything ~
fhair mower to save Cooper's neck, one
going to such lengthstha he was dis
barred and forced ia leave the State.
strong pressure is still being brought to
bear on the Pardoning Board, and some
fof Cooper's friends hope for a reprleve
at the eleventh hour. Cooper proclain's
.iupocence. but has given up hope.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Run1ors Of Great Battle Wear
Hal Chcng But They Are 81
Not e Confirmed
5KURO KIN FL ODDlNG ON u,
WITH JAP HATs HIS. 4 HEELS
Yellow y len Occtpy TAI Cheng,
and Push 3 urther ToWard
Lao ang. sss
9
Lao: Yang, !, ,
s. ~ x:
\ sRYsPAu g J, L { AN beth

M ~ ~
s(specla u Cable to The Times Dl Dlspatch.l
| copyrIa ht. teo4.) s53$
HI SsSLONDON.$Aug Al hat a. crisis has
been at il st reached, IN the. Russo-J Japa-
nese war Is the opinion Of everyone
who has been 70 lowing the march Of
events in the campo ign. 53ss ss
Confirmation ID lent this opinion by
the action Of the Isussi an War Office In
putting a close en- barge on all news bear
ing on the ymoveme entss OF the two armies
since the abandon ent5g Of Hal Cheng.S Or
course, 1t Is urged on the other hand.
ttliat Toxic is equal llySreticent. but moth
ing can bo Sdeduceds from this as 81 lence
shus been the policy Of the Japanese from.
tile beginning; not even the news of 81
victory being perIni tied to become pub
8licS property until the War O ffices had OBJ
tanned the detailed report Of the opera
lions leading Up to IT. 4f5 (
Fall Of Port Arthur Expected.
u. The most Important news that has
reached here day Is III dispatch an-3
nouncing that the Russians at Port Ar
thur have been driven ba ok to the last
Slilie OF defense. and that the japanese
have about three hundred and fifty siege
guns placed In posi- lon at various pol nts
around the fortress, s re- sas III
Toxic dispatches say the surrender or
capture OF the stronghold n is 4 ex xpecteds
lnomentarily.9t 9t No confirmation can be-
had OF the Che Foo report. that from
ten to twenty thousand japanese We're
killed In an attempt to storm one of the
Russian forts, aB 5 5is III tteS Ss Is Ss n All
Russians Very Gloomy.
The ST. Petersburs. papers TIA lsef a very
gloomy view OF the situation and the
army. organ expresses the belief that the
crushing Of Kuropatkins army a nd mot
tho capture OF Port Arthur has been
the real object OF the ] Japanese COM
nnander-ln-chlef since the heginning Of
tho war. n III q 3#ssi5 "a 81 II
1t was announced to-day that the sail-
Tag OF the Bnltic fleet has again been
postponed. and this Is a great dlsappoint-
rnent to those who had built great hopea
upon tho advent At this powerful SO uid-3
ron ON the scene rbf opera tions in East
ern waters In conjunction with the ~ lad
Ivostok squadron. # I'D
The announcement that the latter
squadron As gain ON the rampage, has
excited great interest and fear ist enter
tanned that the Vexed question OF the
right of search and seizure may again
he; stirred IN by some action Of these
vessels. which are now believed 10 b6
acting on the direct Instructions Of the
government. 5 W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
CALLS HIM TO
llJ.D.D||E,.lQHAL.l. |: J /: !.
Powell Visits Palace and Unruly
N N ord rompt Tumbles
From Perch.
n, MINISTER SAVES MANY LIVES.
s
,(By Associated Press.ll

PORT .AU PRINCD.SII IIAYTI,, August 81
The Yctty4of Port aAu Prince is in a, state
of5greata disorder. Band 8 of sol diers are.
throwing stones to prevent the syrians'
from reopening their stores America
citizens have fhoisted the stars and stripes
over their residence and 4 a number Of
them have sought refuge In the America
legation. riving their carria ges lyng the
American flag and pursu led by the popu-3
lace throwing 4 stones. 81 5s3 535
IN, tter til o disorders Of the morning, Mr.
Powell. the American minister. went to
the palace II and demand ed Z Of President
sNord that the governme ent K should e take
Simmedia late actio TO stop the disorders.
and to- protect 4 all sforei gners and their,
property. deraandln espe ecially that I.
America interest be protected.
The President sent for the minister Of
the interior and the military governor
and ordered them to tax g 5inlne date steps
ftolstop the disord ders, and for this purT.
pose to send troops and police to the
disturbed districts. President Nord ass
isured Minister Powell 4 hat the lives and
property Of foreigners would be prot tected.
and said he would SEQ d that their busi-
ness d id not suffer damage.
B After, the. interview at the palace. Min.
lister Powell, Alexander Battlste, the
American deputy consul. 4 and General
Carrie. tho military governor. Visited the
disturbed districts, and personally saw
that projection was given to the houses
of the foreigner iSS it =
Tho energetic and prompt action Of
Minister Powell has no doubt saved not
only the property. but the lives, OF for
eIgners and prevented greater disturb ~
iances. IL ~ Y ..Sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
WELL-KNOW'N.'.Y'|0U'N I. !
LADY BADLY. J ] |. HURT. Il: I. |.
Throwyn, Out Of Carriage
y a II r Runaway
Team.
1,(spec,Ilal y "a TAs TImes-p -plspatch,) )

j 1SpecIal 70 IIla El11eS- l1Isl1HtcN1 7gl W
\ sI.YNCHBURG, YA.. August 4,-AIiss
Ellza beth Booker lles unconscious with
c0ncusslon Of the brain in a home nea
tho city the Eresul 5of a. runaway double
toayl. which occurred as q company OF
-four persons were ret turnln lng from a pleas
sulo trip to Rustburg last nlght, ,s
The young lady rs popular and well
k,ioWn a in the city, Several Years ago
her twin sister was burned to dea Il, In
an accident. 5.2 u M &
,Ihe attending physician hopes she will
slrytye the accident She has been In
ia connatose cond ition 4 for tWenty-fopr
lhpu 81 ,.g g # ,i q ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
GREY ROCK FALLS
With. ! ] HIS / J !. RIDER / }. |
Mr.. Robert Taylor Gets 4
I'm. Hard Fall at
;l Norfolk.
specIal TO The Times pispat tch.)

m (speclal TO The TN iesr I7lspatcH
# NORFOLK. "a, August - n riding
Grey R ock, the celebrated high Jumping
horse, over Q hurdle six feet two inches
high, at Mariners Park to-day. Robert
d i ylor, owner Of the horse. fell and was
badly hurt About the face The horse
e l,a,tnmbled in making the Jump. throw-
~ M. Taylor violently ia the ground
Nearly 10000 spectators saw the acct
dent, Mp.sS Taylor was stunned for a
few minutes, He was nos dangerously
llurh II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
GOVERNOR WI N lake
SELECTION OF SPONSOR.
lBY A Assoclnted Press.

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WASHINGTON,8D. !. c.. August AL
of the Navy are entitled to the privilege
of selecting the young lady who shall
rchristen ships built In government navy
yards, they have directed that the Gov
;ernor OF Connecticuthbe Invited to make
this selection for the battleship Connect-i
cut which Will be launched from the
navy yard, New Z ork, September Goth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
THROWN FROM #
VEHlCLE AND # DRAGGED

g(special to The Tim es -Dispatch.)
5 PEARIsBuRG, VA, Aug. While
Mrs. p. F. s Clair, her son and two
daughters were driving to the depot to-
day. the horses ran away, turning the.
carriage over and catching them under
1T. They were all, Il except one, painfully,
but not dang gerouslyl hurt III Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
DR.. RAM 10 BE az !.
sPREsl DENT OF 4 KING G OLLEGE

tBys Associated Praks!)
4 KNOXVILLE, ,rEaN n August 4 I'D Ir.
& y, $P,8 Ramsey, Of I,ynchburg, Ya,,S has
beer, elected rresiden Of Isstng College
at Bristol ,renn He Will ACCEPT the
posi- Hon. !, 3 I = " y u ~, 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Still Ballotingl,.
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CHARLOTTE, \. g. August 4-Lhe
Eighth Dlstrict Democratic los$conventlon,
in session at WY lkesboro, has + taken near
ly forty ballots up to midnight, Win
siittle#change from the first. with r y. !.
Hackett, OF Wilkes county, and W. d ~
Newiar,d, Of CALDWELL leading. There are
three other ca andldate IN IsS5 Il