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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-21
The Report From Rockford That the
Orphaned Players From This City
Win Game OF Yesterday.
MANY FANS NOT CONVINCED
Victory Said to Have Been Due to In
ability of the Opposing Team to
Connect With Lakaff.
GAMES TOMORROW.
Rock Island at Davenport.
Bloomington at Rockford.
Springfield at Cedar Rapids.
Decatur at Dubuque.

sence of Hughey NicoI from the home
bench, where his shifting movements
Invariably had an i'll effect on the Wis
ting team, caused the Rock Islanders
to recover their nerve and fall against
the Lall in an effort To break the mo-
notony Of defeat. Well, they did win.
The score was to . Malyen was
touched up for 10 singles. The Rock
fordites could not find Lakaff when
they had men on base. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-21
Ten Innings nj Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids. July 21.-An error by
Hupp gave the visitors two scores in
the fourth. bat the locals tied the score
in the ninth, when Gill batted for
Durkee. Gill went to right field and
the visitors sent four of their five sin
giles down his way in the sun. netting
fhem three SCORES Thc score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-21
Brutality Tortured.

A case came to light that for per
sistent and unmerciful torture has
perhaps never been eQualed. Joe Col
obick, of Colusa. Cal, writes: For i!
years l endured tAsufferable pain from
rheumatism and nothing relieved me
though / tried everything known.
came across Electric Bitters, and it's
the greatest medicine on earth fol-
that trouble. a few bottles of it com
pletely relieved and cured me-" Just
as good for liver and kidney troubles
and general debility. Only so cents
Satisfaction guaranteed by Hartz 6
Ullemeyer. druggists.
All the news all the time - THE
ARGUS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-21
Bergman Collection
agency and Information
BUreau.....

207-2c9 Brady St. Davenport, Iowa
Claims, accounts and information1 snE
Iested everywhere. Both 'PAozEe,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-21
LOCAL GOLFERS IN CHICAGO
Mitchell Boys and j. D. cady in First
Match Round for the SoIace Cup.

Ardo and Leon Mitchell, of this city.
and J. ID. Cady. of Moline. are playing
today in first match round for the So
lace cup in the ninth open golf tour
nament of the Onwcntsia club at Chi
cago. w. d. Middleton. of Davenport.
also a member of the Rock Island As
senal club, who was entered. Withdrew
after the morning qualifying round
Yesterday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-21

Summary: Two base hit-Thiery.
Three base hits-Hadley, Neal Bases
on balls-Of Camnitz, 4; off Steele, l.
Hit by pitched ball-By CamnitZ, l.
Struck out-By Steele. ); by Camnitz.
= T-nDfrp- Rea rdSley
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-21
Leaders Beaten Once More.

Dubuque. July 21.-Steele had the
best of it in a pitchers battle. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-21

Summary: Two base hlts-Berte
z Walters Three base hit-H. Wal
:ers. Double plays-Ball to Hill. r
Walters to Gruebner TO Kuhn, r. Wal
jcrs to O'Connor to Kuhn. Struck ou'
By Holmes. ): by Hardy. ,. Base:
IN baIls-OT Hardy. >. Hit by pitch
er-By Hardy >. Time-1:40. I'm
Dire-Miian.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-21

IOtdlS .-.-..-......- ~ - II
Lated for Malven in ninth.
Score by innings:
Rockford .........OOO1 90
Rock Island ......0 OO01 l l l o.
Summary: Two base hits-Lally
,; Blakcy. Davidson. Bases on balls
OF Halyen. .; off Lakaff >. StrucL
out-By Malven, |: by Lakaff. 6. Time
-1:aj. Umpire Merrill.
Davenport Wins One, Too.
Davenport. July 21.-Capt. Dial vii
liams surprised the fans yesterday by
winning from Bloomington. His team
played one of the best games of the
season. Ruby was back in the game.
He has been laid up with lumbago,
and it is announced by the manage
ment that he had no intention of jump
| iu.g the team. However.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-21

Summary: Stolen bases - Dunno.
Williams. Corners. Cassidy. Racket.
Two base hit-Swalm. Home run
Swain. Double pIay-Nyskocil to AL
perman to Williams. Bases on balls
Eyskocil ,; Wallace. .: Moore. >. Hit
by pitched ball-Jacobs. Herbert
Struck out-By Nysllocil, 5: by Wal
lace. >: by Moore. l. Time of game
.2.IO Irmpire-IObeck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
DANIEL SOON TO
BE REELECTED
Senator for Seventeen Years
and Voted for by Re
publicans.

(lrrom Our Regular Correspondont)
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan 13,-Senator
Daniel suld to-day that he would 80 10
Richmond week after next In order to
bo in tho city when 10 shall be elected
to tho Senate again. The election Will
occur on Tuesday, tho a6th instant II Is
thought here that Senator Daniel will,
perhaps, receive the entire vote Of tho
two houses, Democrats and Republicans
alike. lio received the votes Of all the
members when no waH elected to serve
both lis second and third terms, ana IT
Is likely that the Republicans will vote
for him again this time, when he Is elect,
cd for The fourth time,
Senator Daniel has spent thirty-one
years in the service Of Ills. State, Flo was
n soldier for four year n a,lnerlher of tho
House OF Delegates for,tYo yearsi a
membcr of tho Virginia Senate for SIX
years, member of the House Of Rel're-
sentatiyes for Two years, and has been
Il. United States senutor for seventeen
years. When the term for which he Is
soon Ia bs elected shall have expired ho
VIII have served tho country hirty-
eight yeisgs 3Sss3 b !, III Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
Continued on Third Page.)
TO DEATH
DOWN A SHAFT
Crowd Too Anxious for First
Place, Break in Gate 70 Elc-
yator and Arc Killed.
By Associated Press.)

C3y Associated Prcss)
ST. LOUIS, Jan, l3.--A crowd of en-
ployes pressing against the elevator gate
Tonight In the sixth floor Of the Brown
shoe Company building at Seventh Street
ana Washington Avenue caused the gate
ia giyo way. and ten persons We're phlnged
down the shaft, Six were taken out
dead, and the other four. seriously m
iured, hurried to the City Hospital, one
cf tho injured died socn after reaching
The hospital and Without rcgalnng con-
sciousness,
The employees had assembled at the
close Of work IN he corridors on the
different floors waiting for he nleYagor
ia take them down, The elevator was at
tl,e seyenth floor receiving passengers
when those on the sixth fsoor, eager ta
p,t near the door and be first into the
cage, began 10 push toward the gale
suddenly the gate gave way, Just as 3'e
elevator started to descend, and ten of o.fy.
stho employees plunged head flrsl down
,,lle shafti Il ., S5ss ss is8 I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14

Profound 49, R'chEn old I'D
ts because 81 the ,ntlmelyi death@o OF Mr. Nj
Robert S. Bosher.. one or her leading
citizens. Upon the city's social and nd o'ls- JUS
mess life. upon the sacred church n ana an
devoted home circle tho deep t shadow low
rests, and will not be lifted.
rhe sad news came from New York
early yesterday morning. and cast
gloom over the entire community. MT.
Bosher.s life was a splendid example or
the wide influence of great and pure
character. though the walk OF the man
had been entirely free from ostentation.
lie was prominent in the business "otiu
here and his name was the synonym '11r LOT tor
correct Judgment, keen insight into char' :
acter and high integrity. Il:s business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
THE PEOPLES
MURDER TRIAL
Creates Intense Interest in
Wytllcville-Thc: Line
Of Defense,
especial 10 The Times Dispatch

t1yYrrIIEVILLE, YAr Jan, 49, Intense
interest continues in the trlal OF Chcsly
pcoples for The m,rder Of John Seaglc,
rho court room Is lit,raly packed ull
day, and slygc crowds wait IN the lobby
for some ono to come out to tako his
place, The case is Eelng lstubbornly
fought by the five lawyers, To-day the
evidence was completed, and Tomorrow
morning TN, attorneys will argue tho
Instructions.
Stephen smcltzer, tho only witness pres
scnt IN The house al the time of the
shooting, and whose evidence Was an IN
known quantity, told pretty much tho
ssme story as those on tho outside, lle
did not SEQ the dead man have an axe
on any other weapon. PEOPLES, defense
wns apparent for the first time, lie
saws that after the quarrel he went for
III, gun, which he had bid after its re-
turn by ~ boy, who had borrowed 1t and
that he went back to tho house for his
il,ss, That when lie rcaclied the door
scag,, struck him With Ell1nHe and thut
be VA is.sd Ills lands with The gun IN tcpl,
and does not even know that the gun was
discharged,
4, V Peoplcs, mother and sisters are con
staTtly with hln, IN the court room. whte
st],c many competitions pf The dead man
ure out In largo numbers.
a Ma trial m years has q uttracted SO much
.&tteA tlou.s N iff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
ATTORNEY
BE.fOCCED
Attorney for Commonwealth, Not
in Condition to Conduct
Becktel Case.
ALoIs EcKsTElN ACQUITTED. ~ j ! E }.
Judge Then Adjourned Court, in
Spite Of the District Attorney.
Who Wanted to Proceed.
(By Associated Press.)

y fa / Z '
Ii ALLENToWN, PA, Jan. 1s.-Alois
-Eckstein, one OF tho lovers OF Mabel
#Bechtel, who was SO mysteriousy m'lr-
dered last October, was acquitted this
afternoon of completely In the crime after
a brief trial in which the conduct OF the
prosecution sorely tried the patience not
only of Judge Trexler, but also that OF
the jurymeu and counsel for the defense.
F.. j. Lichtenwalner, tho district attor-
Eey OF Lehigh county, was SO befogged
that it was with difficulty the case was
ca rried to a conclusion. Several times
The court interfered and threatened to
end the proceedings for the day unless
the Commonwealth conducted its case In
q moro orderly manner. at one time the
district attorneys assistant In the case
took charge, only to be set aside by the
district attorney.
Tho court endured the proceedings un-
I'll after the jury had been instructed to
render a verdict Of acqulttal, when Judge
Trcxler adjourned tho court 4.le district
attorney wanted OF 80 ahead with the
trial Of t,.o accused members OF tho
Bcchtel family, but the attorney for the
Bechtels protested cmphatcally. The dis
3t!ict att orney, however, was insistent and
ordered the ,Iames Of the defendants
called, out the judge interrupted by say
Ing to the district attorney:
do y,,l Intend to conduct the prose-
cuton yourself or will yot rely on assist
rnt counsel? II the latter, the trial will
20 on, otherwise this court VIII uujourn
until tomorrow morning. Y;s
."rhc district attorney proposes II to
conduct this case himself" muttcred tho
official.
"rhen this court stands adjollrnedtuntil
. O'Clock Tomorrow morning, ordered
the judge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
Great Sorrow Here Over the Death New York Of this
Prominent and Popular Richmond Man Many
Tributes to His Noble Character,

yassoedates doswell to mourn the loss Sof
4 SO pure and forcefui u factors; ~ pail
lies upon the First Baptist Church !; the
family circle is bowed down with grief:
but scarcely less touching Than any Of
these manifestations Of affection are the
loneliness and sadness In many humble
homes Of the city to which his right.
hand gave bread, and his left hand
knew not Of it: where he visited the sick
and the distressed when members of his
own beloved family might have imagined
him at the club. Tears have been shed
for his death by many whom his family
never saw, and OF whom, he never spoke.
Thousands have lost friend. though in
years past they did not know whence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
LAWMAKERS {:
HERE AGAIN. A !. N
General Assembly Organizes,
Receives Governors Message
and Ready forWorls Too day.
NEARLY ALL WERE PRESENT
Full Attendance Both Branches,
I, Old Officers Re-elected and
Several Bills Introduced


with un almost unprcceden ted .atten-
dance OF members of both houses me
attendance of a majority of tho retiring
members OF House aud Senate anu y
great crowd of visitors. the General AS. ass
semhlv OF 1,6l-'5 yesterday made It's
debut ms lnw-makng body, and begun
It., session. which tlb, Constitution limits
10 sixty days.
,rhe opening sessions OF the Two houses
were marked, of course, BY tho uslihl pre-
,injuary work of organizations, the Sell
NJ, odopting tha caucus recommendations
without dissent. The names OF me va
4, jous officers were presented with prlet
culries od their services and competency
~ The members from their counties OF
districts, All the speeches wero brief,
~ excellent tustc, and well received'
,rLo IIous,, Democrats had held no eau
aus, but the present officers were unop7,
,,used, and We're all reelected without
cl,iection The minority paid Mr., fleer-
mans, d of Montgomery, the compliment
or nominating him for Speaker, but IT
was, mere compliment. That gentle
man who Is detained at his rooms owing
'tn q broken limb, sustained in fall re-
Gently, had done the very graceful thlng
az sending 10 tbs House a resolution
~ mmpndins tho Speaker. In tho House,
loo the speeches nominating tho officers
weer brief and we'll received, and all
v.ry felicitlous In their nature Colonel
a M. Bowlnan's tribute to Captain Ar
thur O. Sulivan, the veteran doorkceper,
detained By illness, was a ringing one
md was warmly commended MI. Weav
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
Russia Refuses TO Admit Right
OF Japan to Voice i'll Settle
ncnt OF AIanchurian Affairs.
(By Associated Press.)

3 PEEIN. Jan. 13-The forecast Of Rus-
sia's position regarding IIanchuria. cap'eo
by the Berlin correspondent of the Asso-
ciatcd Press January 11th, comedies with
the information received by the foreign
legations here, and also strengthens the
impression that war is unavoidable
Atthe Japanese legation effort is made
to conceal the belief that war Is expected.
The crux OF the situation is still Rus
cia's refusal TO admit the right Of $Japa e
to a voice in the settlement Of Man
churIan affairs. which Japan considers
one OF its most vitai Interests, and 70
gusta!n which tho Japanese y government nc,
Is determined to resort to arms i neces-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
A Compact, Comprehensive and
I I7orccful Review Of the Con-
dition Of the States AZ
fairs and Some sugges-
lions Looking 10 In
.provcmcnts - Favors
Nomination OF Sen
ators by People,

Governor Montague yesterday sent to
the General Assembly his message sug-
sestlng such legislation AL he deems de-
sirnble, and reviewing tho condition Of
tho affairs OF tho State generally. The
message Is u document of about 300
words, one of the brlefest ever sent III
on tho occasion Of the beginning Of a
legislative session,
IT is u compact, comprehensive and
forcefully written review and resume Of
conditions and needs, It reads:
Commonwealth of Virginia.
s Executive Offices,
Richmond, January l3 1904
no the General Assembly.
Tho time intervening since the adjonrn-
ment OF tho last Legislature has been so
short as. TO prevent tho complete puhli-
cation OF It's acts. and beg to share your
regret that these statutes. an aceusa Q
knowledge Of which Is 50 $ J., essential 20 the
available for immediate consideration.
IT may be alarmed OF peoples, as Of
AContinued On Second *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
MINERS GIVEN DAMAGES
AGAINST COAL COMPANY
(By Associated Prcss.)

Y COAL CREEK, TENN. Jan. l3-Six-
teen damage cases against tho Coal
Creek Coai Company ana &. NJ, Camp.
superintendent, for alleged misrepresen-
tation mado to secure a party OF miners,
brought to Coal Creek from st. Louis in
December last, wore decided III favor or
the miners In a Justices court hGrc. a
Judgment for $3.50 and all costs was
rendered i'll each case. The company will
appeal. The Fratervilo mine. Of the
Coal Creek Coal Company, is now being
nrera ted, a force Of detectives and deputy
sheriffs being OH guard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
No Action Taken.
NV Associated Press.)

s. PARIS, Jan. l3.No action has Yet
been taken in the direction of mediation
between Russia and Japan. but 1t is
learned that the powers desirous of peace
m the Far East are considering the de-
STABILITY of such Il step. Whether the
proposed action will be Joint or indepen-
cent remains to be determined.
It was stated positively to-day that no
representation of mediatory character
had yet been submitted, nor was it cN-
pected that anything OF the kind would
bC done until after the contents OF the
Japanese reply to the latest Russian
note had become known. II the situation
warrants then, effort at mediation Will be
made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS
Japan Said Never to Have Asked
for Evacuation Of Manchuria.
(Ry Associated Pres

(Py Associated Press,
LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch from
Toxic to Reuters Telegram Company
snys that Jupan's answer to the last
Russian note was handed this afternoon
tu Baron De Rosen, the Russian minister.
and that negotiations will be continued
without any tlme limit being set for their
termination
The demands which Japan Is said to
have made, according to reports publish
ed abroad, have caused some surprise
|, Toxic, according to the dispatch, and
1t is now stated that Japan never asked
for tho evacuation of Manchuria, but on
the contrary frankly recognizes llusslas
81 ccIal interests there and her right 70
protect them. japan only demanded INC
realization Of Rnssias voluntary pledges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
RUN ON BANK HAS
ENTIRELY SUBSIDIZED
tBY Associa ted press.l

(I3Y NssOUIHtEu FTess'J
s SUPERIOR, WIS, Jan. l3.--rhe run
cn the savings department Of The First
National Bank entirely subsided this nf-.
tcrnoon two hours before the regular
closing time, a quarter Of million dol
lars was paid out yesterday and about
$4,000 to-day Deposits to-day were In
e@cesa Of Withdrawals. s,3 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
Mr.. VAUGHAN DROPS
DEAD IN HIS YARD
10 Tho s-pisnntch.l

Especial 10 The Times-plspatch)
FREDERlCliS HALL YAn Jan 13.-
Mr. B. r, Yauuhan. a highly esteemed
and prominent citizen Of this county,
dropped dead In his yard at an early honr
this morning. Mr., Vaughan was We'll
known In Richmond. lie was Il brother
oi Mr.. L. B. Vaughan, of that city. He
leaves u wife, four daughters ana two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
SUMMARY 81 or THE DAYS NEWS. \ |.E:''
THE Weather.

wAsnINGroN, Jan. 1y.-1'orccnst for
uhursdaayy v,n'o ama .rrair and colder. Thurs
day; rridsS farm m fresh, !, ynst sir y'H,5raoy; y'nu
colder in, east portion; Friday fair; fresh
west winds.
rho Thermometer did not Rcs., q, as low ~ y
Tho frcezing point yesterdny. raniI,u ~ .n nS.
sent in ycry %ell.shnded places. The pre-
dlction is for fair and colder Weathcr "
DAY.
STATE or THE TIlEIsMoMl1IlsH. 'r l4s 40
= a.. M. .,,..,....,..... 36
~ - M, : 40
p M .''' =,
o =, NJ ...'. - iS
Z - ---
.,..,....... 80
Highest temperature yesterday y......... =, -
Loves temperature ycsterdhy.......... % %
Mean temperature yesterday. ........... q 3n
Normal temperature for Jantia ry...,... ~ r..
Departure from normal temperature. " y,
Precipitation during past 2l9houis'. -. 80 -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
General.

Stock market almost stagnant on ac-
count OF uneasincss over the situation IN
the Far East and tho belief that war Is
voidable-Scnators Carmack, Spo ner
nnd Tillman engage IN a warm debate In
the Senate over the Panama que OH
Andrew II. Green. tho father OF Greater
New York. left an estate valued at near
ly million dolal.s-Death In Evans.
Vile, Ind, OF Charles DENLY; g native Q {
Virginia and tor years United Safes min
ister TO China-- Belief Is growing that
war between Russia and Japan Is M
avoidable-Japan IS said to have never
den ed the right Of Russia TO hold on TO
states and China in regard 4 opel {;
now ports, In Manchurla Is ra' itied and
President has issued procamat ton declar-
ing treaty In etfect---Eight lives lost in
elevator accident In ST. Louis President t
{ Roosevelt declares he will do all in his
power to aid the National Arbitrat on
Conference in.Its aims fol, universal arb :
1ration of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stephen
D.. Lee assumes command Of the United
Confederate Veterans in place of General
GOrdOn---Thousands pass before the re-
mains OF General Gordon MS they lie II
state In tho Capitol of Georga-Bill re-
ported favorahly TO pay virginians thsr
--Scnator Daniel VIII come3to Richmond
III order to be present when he Is re-
elected to tho United States Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
North Carolina.

Ex-Governor Russell Is reported crlti-
Veterans at Wilmington pay hizh tri-
sbutc to Gordon---Fire at Greensboro de-
jstroys hve-story building, variously oc-
Of a1asons discusses plan to establish
ii home for helpless and INDECENT Masons
in connect on with the orphans home
Freight wreck near Wlnston-Saem blocks
passenger traffic--Central Labor Union
at Salisbury dictate hours Of stores be-
ing kept open and decline to allow mer-
chant to keep open at nisht-Man kills
his wife and himself in Buncornbe county
Big fire in Dunn. \. c.. destroys large
furniture factory--Annex TO First Pres
sbYterian Church at Winston-S Salem named
after the late Rev. r. +. Caldwell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
Virginia.

Bank meeting and election OF officers Mt
Williams sburg-Bank NJ Chatham cnrns
fthirt--two per cent. for the ycar----Gov-
crnment engineers getting ready to ad-
rertise for bids for the diversion OF TIC tLe
attox---Pctersb coroners jury
dec des that Charles Kenon's carelessnesi
was responsible for his own death-tirc
IN New Kent destroys barn and CONTENT.
of colored farmer---Campbell County.
Court holds last session: regret "a parting
with Judge Adams--The Peoples murder
trial In Wythevillc creates deep interest
and great crowds attend--Norfolk mer-
chants make u stout fight against trad ns
Stamps-rhe state Board OF F.shercs
meet in Norfolk and elected ". s. Lawson
oyster inspector obacco sales at Dan
Vile very satisfactory to the scllers--.---,
Virginia Coal and Iron Company shuts
down furnaces for repairs and lay off
engineers and fremen----P Poca hontus po.
.liceman dies from blow inflicted January
jhthi by a negro Oystermen cut the ce
in Mathews In order 70 eetaup oysters 70
iii contra rncts---Hospital boards Inlset at
HVillia n sburg- Man drowned It Newport
News Decau1e none near to help.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
Richmond.

Tho death In New York Of Mr. Robert
s. Bosher causes prOlound AorIoW F.nd
mains to arrive here this morning. aiiu iii
{funnrul to- take place on Eridny ut NON
g---'fhe new General Assembly orshnizsss
really for business ami receives u brar.. i..,.
comprehensive message from the 1roveL
nor--Fight on admission OF fusion mem,
4 bers to legislative caHcis IS tabled any ~
plan proposed TO settle the fact!o az
light; Captain O'Bannon renominated S,l-
perlntendent Of Public Printing ana setec-
lion OF Register and circuit judge Is de.
fcrred- Delegate JordIn ohnrs q, ne"
fSr 1Sst new WI isuryey-1oiricers r chosen BY the
s.AntI-Saloon Lengue with Rev. james
Cannon az pres dent: fine sp.eGhes i, ~ q,
Congressman Littlctield and Mr.. Bund!Cn
---C Changes in the organization or tle
police force 10 take effect to-day at noon
Runaway boys brought bac. IRON
Eorfolk-Local military TO celebrate
Lee~Jackson day--F lgurns SHOW lnat
hardly one-third OF our tax payers a:e
ed----Annual meeting OF lie
Chamber OF Commerce this nftcrnoon---
Walker Light Guard have dnncc--.--l inter-
ssting neaiing Of Dnughters Of Conf d.
crncy. MANCH HESTER--Family of Mr.
i. p. Andrews have narrow escape from
burning dweliing-OIicers of LILY and
Davis councils installed.-Elite Pleasure
Club elects officers News received ot
the death In Greensboro. n. G., OF Mr.
W. j. Clary, formerly. OF Manchester---,- =,
Cordiion Of Judge Hancock still critical.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14

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