davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-11
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

In the August number of out West.
the following. among other topics, are
considered FOX Farming IN Alaska
illustrated, by Edmond $, Meany: "An
Arizona Cactus" sonnet. by Edward
Roheson Taylor; Adorned as a Bride
story. by David Atkins; "A Founder OF
Ten Towns" by Dr. Charles A. East
man (ohiyesa); Southwark the sourse
OF Empire Takes It's Way" by p. NJ.
Crosby Magnusson What Was ItY'
story, by sharlot NJ. Hall Hunting a
Job" "reminiscences, by Harold s. Chan
ming. and THAT Which liz Written"
(reyiews by A. C. Moody. Los Ange-
les, Cal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-11

The Four Track News Is primarily a
magazine Of travel, but It offers a num-
Der OF articles on general topics con-
tributed by competent authors. In the
August number, announcement IL made
OF the early appearance Of papers on
Evolution of Primitive Sea Craft" by
Michael White; ION the Riviera" by
Curtis Bond; Distinguishes Alumni"
by Il. y. Borst "The People OF Para
quay" by WIN Butler; New Eng
land Witchcraft." by M. INLAY Tay-
lori From Rocker TO Giant" by Dem
mis- II. stovall. I'm the Path of the
Avalanche by Martha LEVEL, and
others.-7 East. 42nd street, New York,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-11
New York Evening Sun,

all the privileges OF place where his
acqualntances are wont to congregate'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Cochran Grady, u, 5lI[.t 51l1cCarrcn and
Hill the he Speakers ofatnc
81 ay.
DEL LEGATION COMPLETED %! \.
TO VOTE; AS "A UNIT.
Were Largely Attended
and Crowd Was Y<,s : B B:eyond 5Con-
troll ofs Police latforl1l Has
Many Good = eaturcs, La #
4. Dor. and Good Govern 81 m
1nent Among Them.

ALBANY,,$ N. ", a pril Is. The Demo-
cratic state Convention for the election
Of d delegeates to tie Nat tlonal Convention
selected the following dale egates at large:
David B. Hill, Of Albany;;s Ed ward Mur-
ply !. j E. 81 Troy; George Ehrel, o. New
York city; and James RI idgeway soff 4
Brooklyn. AS salternates It selected G. n
;Bulger. OF oswego: w caryl: Sly, OF
Buffalo: c. H. Ackerman. OF Brooklyn,
and Francis Burton Harrison, Of New
York. Us Us }s 4
The delega tes were INSTRUCTED by vote
Of aol to a 10 for al ton q, Pa e arker as the
States candidate for the President. = Tam an
many was not treated as badly Y as had
been predicted. being al lowed Bto name .ll,s
Ia delegate at large, q Q, and y a an
alternate. and one 81 the two electors !; At
large. Henry Payne whitney. Che other
being John T. :. w ood ford F3i II Ii
81 The platform adopted is brief, ind {is
addition to Instruction for Parker COM
pels the delegation to vote as az unit.
4 Among the district presid dental cleo
tors are: 1sador9 straus, ebert B. |. Roose-
vclt, Hugh j. Grant, Herman idder and
John D. crimmins.
The list OF district delegates to the Ma
tional Convention, include the following:
Perry Belmont P. H. A1cCarren, George
II. Lindsay. Martin w. Littleton, Con-
troIler Edw. NJ. Groul. Andrew.EA. Sui
octa n Pr0oklvn.
James 5Schvelven, D. Sullivan. Congress-
man SuIzer, John Fox. Lewis Nixon, Mr..
Morley Palatzek, i5ird S. Collar. lliam
NfcAdoo. w. Bourke Cochran. Robert a.
Van Wyck, Charles F. MURPHY, FRANKLIN
Bartlett, Charles a. Towne, Thomas I.
Grady, Harry Payne Whitney. Jefferson
NJ. Levin. former postmaster Charles W.
DAYTON. Asa Bird Gardiner lillian Tenn
ple Emmett, John n. Carlisle, Elliott +.
Danforth, George Raines and John B.
!stnnchfield. y, 8
Had a Hot Meeting.
The meeting OF the State COMMITTEE was
most heated, Senator Grad s. taking a lead
Ing part. and the lie was passed several
times. Senator Grady declared that It
was perfectly apparent that there was an
attempt to prove to the public that those
III control OF the committee are in per-
feet lnanimity. They were about to In
3str,lct for a. certain man and they were
going to trample on every man who OBJ.
2noscd them. Z The senat cd warned This
hearers that the result would be q repe.-.
titionE OF the tactics that: left the party
Without /, an organization In the State,
III conclusion. he said: . VA 5 4 vat
a "Don' lat It 20 out that this IS g g
manipulated conventions. and that we are
forced to do the wishes OF q man who
carries the vote In his pocket
A new State committee was selectea'9 ','e'' y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
'L||....f||''O|||.R|;i''.
,.I|.[|)|E|I''l'lIl||' \
If He Should Not be Nominated, ':'r
Then Braxton for Second az
Place.
THIRD Ii DISTRICTS / ACTION
Absurd After Forty Years TO
Danish Southern Men From
the National Ticket.
THIRD DISTRICTS ACTION Z j I.
fIs "a
.1sn,ecial i t to The Tilnes-DIspatch,)

Especial to The Tilnes-D lspatch,)
e lI4YEC CHBURG, ~ VA, April y. 1S.---.The
sixth District Democratic Committee met
here to-day and decided & on y uyt 23d for 70
a primary for the nomina ton OF q can an
sdidate for,the House Of Representatives..
Cong ressman Carter Glass is thus far
tho only candidate for the nomination.
The committee ad pied a. luton de-
clarings that tho banishment Of Southern
men from the national ticket forty yea ;''s ar'ss
aftcrSt.he war. is absurd; !; that the South
has many citizens entitled ito the par
tvs highest honors that tho committee
Sfayors Senator j ohm ". .J Daniel for = he
fnresidential nomina tion. but that II itfbe
$de,s1,td best A To- concede tho flrst rlnt g 9
to Northern Democrats, the committee
endorses for Vice Preside lien Caper-
tan Rraxtor, OF Staunton, and calls on
tile Virginia dehegat tionto supportihis name 7
FOR second place at the National Gonye1l-
%tion. sit 4 !. I,
The following members were present q.
fto-days meeting: /. G. Eggles! Joy on o. Q,
Charlotte, chairman: Senator ~
Burksda le, OF Halifax; II. G. Humphreys,
OF Bedford, and l A. r. Crnddock, O. ol
sLynchburg,. &. The proxy al NJ NJ sidney
3Sheltman, Of Montgomery, vas held y
Mr.. Craddock. 3t. {. ~
All who intcnd to be candidates are. re-
.quested to notify Mr. Eggleston. The
expense OF the pri mary IS TO be borne
trntably by tho cnnd ldates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Admiral Makaroff Believed ttso,l, ia,
Have Been Enticed Into i8Bs.
a Fatal Trap. il351
JAPs5TR TO la 4 !,
3.$.... BUT ARE REPUL LSEU'
Fire Upon Army Going As.hord
ga Sc. Heavy That The Re etire.
Conduct Of Mikado IS Troops
Highly Comm ded:
Contact Mine oundss ~
on Chinese Junk. i9ss ;i$.t3 ss
4 BY i, \, NAL COLIN CLARKE

B-Ys NAL COLIN CLARKE !.
Especial Cable to The Times Dispat tch. .s
NJ t,npyrsh ut. 4 Is5S
~ BERLIN. !. april IS igh army ffl-ss ll:.
Ger en- tho German general 8 tat. 1;ilo
has rc turned from Russ Ia, but who does;
not want his name nentioned, IS says:
sfs The sRusslan- pancso wa rfn1erctl lesss1s
discloses all the Illnesses and faults Isl
Of tho Russian system. The 4 lack OF n
ability to arrive at a. decision llnd der try
Ing c,roums tances, tho hel elplessnes ess8 Eof sl
the railroad officialss nhd the corrup tom
5in, ali adepa rtments q tho goyernnle n
The; worst Ign OF all is that he Car "
ieydent,y docs not know his a own SS1n,lrld;SSf
and makes SO many chang ges3 stha Il the
Var is Being cal rrled 81
5inltea plan. III SS
was personally acqua ted with heE
5lats Admiral q Makaro d #, and knew him
to DO a man whose great inlplllslveness5 mes
would easily lead him into danEer&rs sle' NE
gallant attacks OF tile apanese pro ga ably hlYS5
became too much "A for lis fiery nature,
and for this reason he al loved himself I'm sell.
til IL, onticcd into a trap where he lost
Ills &l,fe II, a manner VIII tcr3 has not yet
hccn loo : elcarly explained. II Il do not, for a$
moment believe that he took his own
lIfe.'
TIc general opinion here is that the
battL.ship "Petropavlovsk wa 8 not down
up BY either Il mine or a submarine noa.,B'
but, vas simply sunk In fair open oi oattle
BY the superior forces of the japanese.
German Officer in Russian Army
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
TRIES :; NIGH TO
MURDER HIMSELF
Peter Neide Contd[ el11nred en- 9.
to Hang Is',wice Attempts .tts u E1-::
Is Commit Suicid c.ss ,3si
TORE OPEN FRESH R |; WOUND D
Did So With Finger Nails5f5i i'll. i'll.
Fruitless Attempt TO
Sever Artery.
Il 4 {IS.8 h K Il 4 "a IN.
lfRv8Associated Press,)l

5S3a5 (By8AssociatedSPr Press.) {s
CHICAGO, 4 ILL, April 1s.--P eter8 fSeid-
iern,cyer. tho leader of the CIR barn ba n. :.
d!.s, condemned to die on the gallows
on friday; made two desperate attempts
at suicide to-day.
His condition as result Is so precarious
tha. it is feared he will not survive.
Should he still be alive next Friday, he
will be carried to- the gallowss and exe-
crted.t N eidernleyerF planned his at tempt
ed suicide carefully. First, he masticated
and swallowed the heads ,of Is or 100
sulphur matches. while the phosphorus
was burning his stomach, he sawed at the
radial artery OF his left wrist with a,
sharp pointed lead pencil. Striking a
bone In the wrist l,e gave UP trying to
cut Stl,e artery and turned Ills w>apon
to THO large. veins on& the outside OF his
left. forearm, and with jabs ho laccrated
tho flcs, and nnu scles fof d the arm and and
toros open the val leaving q large jag
Eed wound exposed through which the
blood Is ushed2in streams, dyeing his bed
clothing and running down over the cell
floor in pools. 55 /. i;Fss
4 His second attempt came after the
wound had been dressed and closed by
tho county iphysiclnn. n Neiderme yer wa vas 8
lying apparently unconscious In he hos
nital under n guard 3 care. N His right
arm and hand were hidden by the bed
clothing and with hardl q o. fllscernibles
motion. he slipped the bandnges off bis
left arm, and with his sharp finger nails
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
THE TERMS AT LAST
SEEMS AGREED ON
Committee on Water Decide tc
a Arbitratc Electrolytic
I Differences.

The Committee on Water Inst night de-
ciled, after no less thnl n hundred meet
tings on the subject, to accept the spropo-
sltpl, Of the two street railway COM
pnnles lere, to arbitrate the question Of
olectrolytic damage to the clty's water
PIPES, resulting from the rails Of the
company. w az iss.
iTbe action Of the company is simply a
recommendation to the Council, 4lout IT
viii likely be adopted by the latter body,
Mcssrs Morton, zimmerman and Rem
1nolds we're appointed to draw the report,
and ii viii likely 1ss ready for the next
regular meeting OF the Council In May,
,rbe Z, ian is for the city TO name two eH-
,,ert electrical engineers, thn companies
t to name two, and II these cannot agree,
3thuliflhls TO be appointed By tho city en-
gineer. M .5l t !.
wears, and when tests We're made by
Sir. l,abney Fl. NIaury Of Peori, III, st
year. he estimated It up to hat time to
be $4,000
Tho ia tile between the Wafer Commit
tee md the companies has been spirited
ana flone.trawns o,lt. and al parties are
nov haping that THE end is in sight II
il nc.t yet determined what action will
lie t,,ken$to peryent electrolysls IN the fu-
ilIre.- $Asf,5 ts7e vi ~ .sf ~ ,fd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
WILL USE STRATEGY il a | e J.
Probable That Japs Will " Make Make.
Attempt to Land Troops am and ~
Then Make Flank Movements
(By "A ssocla ted Press. J

(l3yi Associate ted Press. ,SSss sas$Ss9
"a Str. II TE1RSB BURG April is ST. PEE
tersburg Is flooded vi tn rumors from "a a u y
directions regarding the plans ~ { the
81 a panesa now. that the Russian fleet q 9
Port Arthur Is. unable TO longer to me-
mace their troops Transports The "a sso-
iciated Press. In dispatch from Port
Arthur Sunday last. gave twenty as the
number Of Japanese transports reported
as having been sighted stanming ~ tna
direction OF Yin kow, the seaport OF \
New Chwnng Officials of the general
staff, while having no Information ~ TINS
respect would not be surprised y tlle H 4
number should turn ont to- he correel'5
Or even that u larger number IS stea M
iur there They anticipated TINS nloVc, !
ment AZ the time OF the, hreaklhg e, out, , :,
tho war, but the activity Of 3VlcerAd-
mirnl NIakaroff's fleet and the rge u
nrmy in the vicinity OF New Chwang tn,-S!
,nos.,d caution, and. It Is believed n'ade f 4,
3the ,iapanese abandon. orgnt least post ( 4
none II. and caused them 70 coil t'Huol
thcir ADVANCE towards Manchuria through
l;urcu and consider disembnrka ton anu X
flank movement at Takushan.
Vice Admiral Togo's immense stpello,- Y
itv enables MIN to hold the Russian sd'ia,l- i
ron ip Port Arthur and Japanese q rams 4
ports can safely bo5 brought through on &
the straits OF Flo Chi LI4nnd attempt
to land at the head OF the gulf OF l.lse
,runr, under the guns Of the - rshlps.
as did General Skaters army 8.at Il
Daiouiri, Cuba. If this should succeed.
the Japanese would be In an excellent posi-
ton tu, execute flank movements on b
Lao Yang or cutoff Port Arthur
General Kuropatkn recently insnSsfpsl
Nav Chwang, fle Is familiar with tlse a
,rtratesic positlon there and disposed y
strong force to contest a apanese nioveF
ment at that point, and y such Q move
Il made, ii is believed he VIII no ne y
10 check It., s si5s /, 4. 81
h Prince Hilkoffs minister OF ailroads,
left ST, Petersburg tonight for 1rk,itks +.
,xhsss ls Rlll supervise the comp1s slos "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
This Potent Factor in Local cal
Politics Claimed BY Mayor
Taylor's Friends.
CAPTAIN M cARTHY IN sFU y LToN. | ]: o. !.
IMayoralty Candidates and { hose (,
4 for Board and Council Invited III F;1t':.tl33
to Nelsen's sHall fT To-iligh 4

" s- Ystatt
The mayoralty contest Is still Of al II
consuming and overshadoRing interest IN IN
local political circles, and was discuss
ed earnestly yesterday and last night, gll1t1,
almost everywhere two Or three voters tf.lS
might chance to meet
Further interest will be Injected into 11
the struggle tonight when Captain; M NC
icarthy will make his first appea rance
during the campaign in Fulton at Nell
sens Hall. on Williamsburg Avenue
All candidates for the Board and Com
mon Council in Marshall Ward, as we'll
,oth candidates for the mayoralty are ire
,,.,,ed 10 attend and present thelr
claims. though. owing 70 the death l'-il g
his father, Mayor Taylor VII not y. iat ap-
pear. - d,a.
shall attend the meeting to-nisht. anu =
Is likely that his wishes on. ms ms h.1'i,e ,as
will he gratified The hi.A VII 1'oiu Nv Nv
or 500 people, and the PUBIC IS cot'i'a''s 4
Invited.
May Get Academy.
1yhiIogit cannot bcEofflcially stated yet.
i,,cca,,se the arrangements have not
heen completed, 1t is probable that the
CAM ean1paign ign viii close with monster pub
IL 11,cct,ns at the Academy on, either
sa tnrdav or Monday night, and II this.
shnll he true. Captain Mccarthy and
Ainvor TAYLOR will bothsbe invited to.
mako addresses. The meeting, II held,
MI, he under the auspices Of the CITY
SI,cnocrntic Committee, Tho only other
5mcetinr definitely arranged for. Will i pc
in the large room at Belvidere Hal on
saturday night. It Will be held sunder& ", tHe
auspices OF the Clay Ward S4ictlves. O.
which Mayor Taylor IS ,,!l a5memper. anu
he Will In all propnollity a.teha ana ing.
] am hiect of his official record Of ten
ycilrs as Mayor Of his city. There Is talk
or arranging a meeting OF the Lee Ward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
VIRGINIA HORSES
AT .BOST SHOW.
.Courtland Smith and Other
Prominent Horsemen in State
Have Their Stock Entered.
.Co,,ulrtlanId
tspeclal to The I'imes-D s-Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ROsTON. MASS. April 1S--A string OF
Virginia horses is entered at the Boston
Horse Show this week, which opened this
afternoon. James D. Hall, Jrr Of Front
Royal, has entered his chestnut geldlng
lTorchlIght In the light weight qualified
hunters class. and will meet Courtland
II, smith, Of Alexandria, who has en-
tered Up,to-pats. bay geldlng; Lucy
Sutherland, bay mare; and Mrs Smith.
who has entered Chappie Lee. brown geld
Ing, and Tip Top, bay geld'ng,
In tho thoroughbred hunters Mr. smlth
has, besides these, Potential and Garnett
Ripple. These and Mr.. Halls Torchllsht
are all also entered in the corlnthian
class for a plate prize, offered ny the
Norfolk Hunt Club In the jumping
class Mr.. Smith has up;to-Date and Lucy
Sutherland. and Mr.. Hall has Torcls-
light. faEs5
DR.. Shirley Carter OF Warrenton. Won.
tonight, with his bay selding Rappa-
hammock, third place In the saddle horse
competition, riding the horse himself,
He has this same entry entered In the
mares aud Esli!pSs class
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
KILLED BY BLOW
OF A MANS FIST J
John Morgan Fclled Il! Wy His
Son-in-Law on the
4. Street. J. Y. I.
!. Especial to The Tlmos-Disputch,

..} lspecial to The Times es-Dlspatcha
& 'n,,nroIls. VA. April 1s.-John Nor
gan. osi sSty Years old, was killed hy blow y,
from the fist OF jefferson y, Jones. his
snn'ip. s,p law. la ia Portsmouth. tonight, i
wa the first time the men had met IN
three tire years. Then there was q Police
Court Court scandal in which. Jones was wa ao-
lc,lsed OF treating his wife paulS, Mov.
gun had his son-lH-law puts unas, y. :, :,
bond aud since then 1heIe i,s mss pnru ~ ~
ssr ss,vnS NInrpan was apparently following
hin, y hn,,t Portsmouth Coming upon
Him Him suddenly, and learning. be says, BOD %!
III. ,,.,,.n, he struck tile old man u teF-
rrIlific rIi blow, telling him heavily n. 4.
died immediately, An inquest vii DO
held to-,norrow, and meantime the SAY
ler IL III custody, k5&. kSSE'!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Primary in the First.
speclal to The Times-Diypatcl,

s3 Especial to 8'The Times- Divpatctl.)
FRED ICksRURG, YAn April lS.--
The Democratic Executive Committee OF
tho First District has named May l4th as
th., time when the names OF all cnndi-
dates, who desire to be voted for In the
primary. to nominate a candidate for
Congress in this district, must be in the
hands OF Chairman Lloyd Y. Smith, OF
8Hcatl,sville, Tho primary will be held
throughout, the district July 10th, Hon
W. A. Jones, Of Richmond county, ls the
present representative. and slttis not be-
iieved that he will have any opposition
within Tho party. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
EDDIE 8H,ANI.0N GETS
(. BEST OF TlM Callahan
~. Assnclaled .press. ! s

385 3s2 (I3y Associated Fress.l 4. k
Apr' Ad% 1s-Edaie Is bsdt Ian, y :
lG2n, Of Gali1t''i% h6t 70. night MitliTim Cal
h,Lsroullf = Tan ~ this city Tho fight was fast
t1ms';i one and tie i californian had the adYant,
age in &eyeyY rqula. sssS S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
NorthlCarclina.

ST Democratc primary IN Spencer noml-
Mill. men between greensboro, and Ram
Fseur show appreciation Of enlarged rais7 4
road facilities by n5banuuet to railroad ot-
l,nm of people who refuse to be vnccl-
hated and many leave town 70 AVOID me
la
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
General.

p n I. /,
III. New York State convention adopts plat.
form enaEins fog Parker ta n1 lresaetmi
for. llimT-7-Jap apancse attempt e. I g., lama ilni
troops, hut leceive such heavy fire nnt !
they, reLi!e Peter Neiddermeyer.s eataer8
ol The Chicago car barn bandits, mSles
1sonse nf Iaepresentatly passes ne he
$penson deficiency appropriation hlll-r,-
Harvard defeats University of Virginia
lly score Of II TO d.-Turks and Blll ga 81
Ilans engage in serious conflict and many z !.
4 orleans dead Proceedings in sully de-.
Gmlrrer case postponed New York stock
market shows no Improvement over last
week. Peter. Paul drops out of race u Z
Rat Memphis--H Hearst 8ts weakening and
slrruictinn Of aslsgast 4 ess Admiral capps
makes favorable report on y Zzconn!aitiolso !. r! of
copper smelting ease dismissed . IN United
himself and uses d rat her strong aGJec-
Tive in his speec virginia hotses
Wilson, y. Gs, njures several ,peop ! le.,, J,
Annual meeting Of the united States Steel
Corporation II 1s5 fis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
SUMMARY OF: THE DAYS. NEWS
The Weather.

q. ID ls
81 Ell IEctrO n, * !S c. April 1s-Fore-
cast fors Tucsday.and NyfdncshaS:ss f
$5 Virginia --FHir Tticsday. warmer In
southeast i portion: Wednesday fair, colder.
fresh northwest winds. " RIG FL y
Il North Carolinn--F Fair and warmer Tues
day Wednesday fair, fresh southwest
winds. ssiS Il II i5s &
STATE or THE T1IIsRaio oa1 E,rER.
n q AZ NJ . 2. ). :. 4S
10 ~. Z. 60 ~
& 8; 81
n. M.... ..........................-. -
!. midnight. ............................ 80
. ~ Is5 s},a Eigf I'll ----
Average for ei hours. ~. s.....,.. III
Highest Temperature Yesterday. ........- q
Lowest temperature Yes sterday.........-
Mean temperature ycsterda Z. +. . ,S IS
Normal teinpefa fatnrc yesterday IS
Departure from normal temperhtnre... !
S:1arec pltation during past Z I hour 9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
;TATE Or THE THERaioMETE1
Average for q hours. q.

= pril 10 1901. g
i Sun Erises., ~. ;22 HIGHfTIDE E. .5as9
Sun scts.....s !. ~ Morning ...s.s - :O1
Moon Isets....1 .10;ii Evening ...t...s7:s =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

The Third District Committee. declare,
J for Daniel for President, and ! he shouid q
not be nominated for BraXton for second
place; declare il absurd utter forty years
10 Danish Southern men from the Prcsi. r. !.
dental ialfItckct----The Big Pacific liner
AianchuriaI to be doclSed at Newport News
~ Ohm 4. Bocoek. OF lSs'ersyllle. g ~ sued
by his daugilter-ln-law for $, ,GN ,y;, for 9 s.
sauiiing Gr viii. "a stick-,Ihe house
robbers iii Petersburg prove to be e.. font !,
I'ittsy!vnna court. but no, judge Bon, hand
belief exists in llroad g,oeGs sont esn
has fallen into[tle hands OF tie Wabash,
which, to use e shiSs terminn nl Is
i 1hern.--,rhs purchase OF SeaWcll's S Point
Point hy tho ''neepwatcr RAILROAD. is a. also @
roporte,i---Amherst County .ConrL.,takEes a.E !,
up second trial Of Len Clark for mnr,Ger
- -. MIN arrested In Roanoke for. trlIllng Y
ofrense identified ms safo hreaKe,r--.-o +, =.
a. Cation. OF Scott county, recently lit, az
quilted 1.-The n1urder5 of election oillcerss
,,ndergocs surg operation, IN trlstol,l, -.
Governor Odell.s of New YORK, ~ lne
CllambCrlin Hotel. sEis M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Richmond.

Captain Mccarthy. speaks \ Tonight at
quarter OF the city yesterday that he
d liquor dealers are for the; rem olnira tor,
J pfS Manor Taylor. though the associa ton
has taken no formal action; possible that
grand rally will be held at the Academy
OF Music Saturday night under the an Z
spices OF the City Committee. at which
time both mayo.alty candidates will be
invited TO speak---Judge witt renders
decision that young men becoming OF age
before presidential election may pay poll
tax. register. and, therefore. votc---CifE
Committee decides 10 recommend the ar
bitration of the elcctrolytic controversy
between the city. and the Passenger and
Power Company. y.--Employc Of the tielc--
phone company killed instantly, while at
work phone wire 5cr'fssirg a light wire
carrying goo volts Young couple. slip
out the back way, cludc parents, and are
soon wedded--Commons Council dec.des5
to undertake new sewer work It ONCE
School Board rejects all bids for the Chi1n ).
bora 70 building as being beyond the a ap-i
lrropriation: new bids will he. asked Nor
when notifications in plans have been
,nadc---S.ate Senator Barkselale proposes
to q ppend amendment to the present p!i-
mary law. AIANCHISS.rT3R--Eo Board Of Al
dermcn meets tonight to consider the IL
Canse rdinancc---Spccialsc committee Of
new budget II ct last night and organized
Mr.. Harry Owen mentioned for Couil-
cil---Meetius Of I5ks last night. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

Continued on Fourth .Piage,.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

5 CONTINUED on Seventh Page) n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
LIQUOR PEOPLE SAID
TO BE FOR HIS HONOR
BOARD /: Will
ELECT TODAY |
4 4. Prcsid enntsfor n the q niversity,
$$It Is Believed, ANTil1sbes

a..83,5 sen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

1connnaed on Fourth page.1.