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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
The FLOOD is !.
NOW ABATINC.
The Government Takes Steps
to Relieve Those in 8
Distress. NJ
tBy Associated presso

f5 KANSAS CITY, July. O,--Flood waters
at Armourdale, Argentine and Lower
Kansas City, Kan. on the raging Kaw2
and to Manhattan. half way across Kan
sas, have fallen stead lly since lato yes.
Eterday. and to-day continued to recede,i
The wateria Manhattan became sta
stIonary at midnight after rising steadily
all day yesterday. and then began to go
down, eliminating the last danger4of
further damage at the mouth Of Kaw or
along Its course. i 58
WASHINGTON, d. O. July s.--ActIng
upon q report from General Bell, who
Investigated the conditions at Kansas
city. Kan. growing out Of the flood, Act
4rs' Secretary Of Var Oliver has tele-
graphed General BELL to issue 900 tents
and five days rations for the relief OF
the flood sufferers, II Il,
The supplies Will be drawn from I.eay-
enworths This is an emergency meas
ure. and win y. followed BY further res
lief, II necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
'HE BIG | 20 d i! B KEPT 3 UsY
E.llyson, Daniel artinza On:
tague $onS tile ! lucncc 81
i5s5. Soutl lo:ll,s Camp ign.
.ial Prom q Staff Correspondent Fl /,

8 Especial from a. Staff Correspo
S ST. us, NJ Oil ] ILLS g. e. he Virginia
delegation. hich has been the object sof
tho great test attention ut the hands OF
Swha Il is regarded the most remark able
Democratic Convent Ion the nation has,
ever Witnessed. Is al the end OF a week
of turmoil and confusion. practically
worn out from physical 81 and mental
strain, and the members are longing to
set foot once again on ma tive soil 3, :i$;
S3 T hey are quartered at the ST. Nicholas
II otel, and the 'biE four are ca, nestlys
sou ght by the most distinguished men
OF the party. from everywhere. National.
Committeeman Ellyson. still keeping his
land closed BSon q the matter OF running
.itr Governor. is looked 1, pom BY all as
one of the nninstays In the battle which
is to follow this fall and on this eve
Of final adjournment. lie is flushed with
the brightest no pes of victory at tile polls.
Senator Daniel has been a striking figure
from the start. and has been not only
the idol of his own people, hut has been
shown the utmost attention by almost
every section of he vast assembly, But
1t has been to Senator Martin. of the
that the various interests have
for add. Governor Montague In,
no sense a sprac tical politician, IS sought
for eagerly by the distinguished men on
the ground. and great Interest IS mani
tested In his movements. .sjl
Got After the Chief.
III There have been the usual local fea-l
lures from time to time. ONO which ap..
.pealed distinctly to the Virginia contin-3
gent was what came near being a sen-
sational disturbance on the floor Of the
convention mt the opening session We'd
inesday. Congressman Hal D, Flood, Of
the Tenth District, was joining III some
popular demonstration, when llo was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
DANIEL MAKES STATEMENT ABOUT
PLATFORM AND MONEY ISSUE

Especial to I #
ST LOUIS MO-, July discussing the absence Of goc
plank tie Daniel of FL
Committee Resolutions said to-day:
among those who insisted that should pronounce
and positive Of the gold
sed by law made declaration that il should be
urbed voted for The proposition sub
H1itted by New York, recognized the gold standard.
The argument that induced the committee mention
the subject the platform that there money
beWeen the parties The committee voted every
ton about the gold Of
z$ and about asset currency
TN opinion, both the the convention
alike, recognized gold
voted down The proposition 81 Bryan rendorse the plat
Ii form of 1900
St should say an additional argument
TO the committee that to stir the subject would do
than good and that in States Of the West
3H8sS
truth that conyen-
change front
silver dead issue gold
here People who seeking and
present get advantage here putting things
light unavorable to Democracy their eyes against
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
The Convention Then, at Early
Hour This Morning, Adj
journed Sine Die,
INTENSE EXCITEMENT
MARKED The Las I HOURS
Bryan Arose From Sick Bed to
Make Fight on tile Floor,
But Was Whipped Out.
Giants Locked Horns
in Mighty De-
bate.

Especial From staff Corrcspondent3
ST.LOUIS, MOI July At
ter a session during which the
giants Of the party locked horns
in mighty debate and sensation
was born Of sensation in rapid
succession, the Dem cratic Ma
5tional Convention about 100
O'clock this morning placed the
seal OF approval upon its norli:
nce's declaration for gold; agreed
upon Henry g. Davis, Of West
Virginia, for the second place on
the tic.et, and then adjourned TO
meet no more until another poll
teal unit Of time shall have
passed 81
The last hours Of the most re-
8rnarkable Of all Dem ocTati E con-
tYcntions were fraugllt with in
tense interest to ten thousand
people, who sat until. Sunday
morning awaiting the issues Of
the day. Speech followed speech
in rapid succession and toward
the close, singing invective was
hurled BY mighty arms. The re-
suit has been told. Bgyall, the
Ncbraskan, who had arisen from
his sick bed and tottered to the
hall, went down in defeat. The
convention adopted a resolution
that included ass1nessage 70 its
candidate and the partyAtllen and
there pronounced itself for gold.
The remainder is told in a
word. The thing was done and
Bryan could resist no more and
weakly he stopped. The llonlina-
5tionsfor Vicc-P President was made.
The assembled host sang Aud
Lang Syne, and the convention
was at an enc, .3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
IS
Ugh TE|lQ..I.}|l|'|.!C|.i.
Destruction Of Outer Defenscs
Of Port Arthur Goes
S5 Steadily On
MOVING ON NEW L: CH'WANG
MOVING ON NEW CHvvANG.
Japs Make This Their @ bjectiys
Point ussians May 3E,yac-
uate Ia TclleS Kao.
Especial Gable d TO . he y res Dispatch.
III Copyright, & 904.) iss

Especial Gable to Il 7 he e ines Dispatch.
Copyrlght, 1so4,) 3
LONDON. July 9.yy--aAs reIentlessly as
tate, the spaneses<ar pressing forward
40 their goal @inf AIanchuria. Not alone
the observers who have been fol lowing
the campaign from distance, but the
d Russian commander on the spot, have
been utterly puzzled by the actions of
the Japanese as to what their objective
might be. i t Is now developing that New
sChWang is the point for which the Jap
,anese are aiming, and their campaign has
been managed In a. most mas erly man
ner. They have a force on Kuropatkln's
left flank and rear strong enough to
make the threatened attack on Lao
Yang or Mukden real, unless the Russian
commander 30 weakens his force defend
Ing Ia Tche Ktao. the key to New
5Chwang, to an extent which will make
the work OF Kuroki's left wing COM
paratively easy. This is what seems to
be happening The Japanese have taken
Kat-Ping, and that Ia Tche Kiao will
also fall Into their hands seems certain
within a few days. This Will give the
Japanese New Chwang.
u AT Port Arthur the reduction Of the
outer defenses goes steadily on This
much is known. Just what positions
have been captured and tho closeness OF
the Japanese advance to a point where
the final assault car. BIO delivered. is not
known definitly, but rs believed that
needed o warrant the raising OF u the
curtain on tho final act OF the drama
there. - ss
Naval experts here insist that Japan.
must take some effective action against.
the yladivostok squadron at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
RoOsEVELTaIs SILENT.
Has Nothing to Say About I'll
Nomination or Platform. II
Associated pres; ! !

*t OYSTER BAY, n ASS. July 9,-News OF
the nomination by. the st, Lonls conven-
tion Of Judge Alton 3. Parker for the
presidency wa communicated TO I,rcsl-
dent, Roosevelt al breakfast time to-day
by Secretary z .oeb, The Information was
given the Presld ent by elephone from Ills
executive offices IN the village to Saga
either the nomination Of Judge Parker
or any other action of the convention.
WhatFhe may have to say concerning tina
Democratic platform and candidates
probably will be said In his letter OF
acceptance OF his own nomination BY the
Republican party. He passed the day In
his library and about Sycamore FalL
with members OF his family. No Official
visitors We're received,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
Continued on Second Page.1.
SO BADLY SLASHED
THAT HE Will DIE
James Nutter, a ". z, 1, Student
\ and Foot Ball Player, Per-
llaps Fatally Injured.
q Especial a to The Times, Dlspa.,t.c i,

Especial to The Times, Dlspatch.)
cHARLHsToN W. Al July James
Nutter a student Of the Virginia Poly
technic Institute, at home here on his
vacation. was shot and cut tonight by
Jake Burgess and a man named Rughart.
The assault was without cause,
4 Nutterl viii de Ills sassallants had
been attending a. dance and are said to
have beer; intoxicated, Nutter last year
was quarterback Of the; Virginia Poly
.tech,ic Institute football team. 3.5 z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
.COIMM'|I..E| |: !, | | ON ] !!
PLATFORM | /;
Many Local p mocrats Depre
cate the sParty's Silence Oh q.
the Money I ssue. 55}

Interest III the proceedings of the Ma
tional Demo cratc Convention at st. Louis
among local Demo the rank and file
sof the party. and the local aders, has
seldom, q ii. ever. been more universal or
keener thanAlow. Isl
Tho announcement yesterday evening
that Judge Parker had telegraphed tho
convention statement Of his views on
the currency question, and had condl-
toned his acceptance Of the nomination
caused a sensation In this city. and Dem
ocrats and Republicans alike were dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
AFTERNOON SESSION.
ICocnell and Hearst Thank Sup
.porters-Clark Declares Recess.

M lBy Assoclated Press.) 33l3lE9I
sisg s. LOUIS, M July 9.-C Chairman
Clark resumed the BFgavel o-day, & and
at ESQ o'clock F. NJ. began his effort to
call the convention to order, rs s E
Tho rumor OF n recess had spread and
every one was anxious to know the pro-
cedure. The delay continued however,
waiting for word from the Vice Presi-
dents conference at the Southern II otel.
The band was utilized for entertainment
and got a rousins cheer as 1t struck UP
n Dixie BIZ II KS HI
~ Rev. John T. Johnson. pastor of tho
EDelmar Avenue Baptist Church. was In
3troduced to pronounce theginvocation. Dr..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
IRichmonders in New X ork,

e5l Special TO The Times pispatch.) ja b
NEW YORK; July Oil ollsnd. Mrs, NJ u.
tHofheilner; Herald Square, II. "A. Welt Il a,
"a. Thorrltoni Marlborough. y. q Anderson.
NY. n Wood; Imperial, 8. +, Taylor: Girard,
IA, \, LeYan and wife; BartholdI Pr, E D. ".
Hardy. 53f IA Nj f r. 9S II ]g * 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
I.SAYSBRYAlV
IS INF: 'U|DElvI
Governor Montague Expresses
Plainly About Ne-
braskan.

e Especial From q Staff Correspondent.)
81 ST. LOUIS # MO-, July 8. GOVERNOR
Montague Is as outspok ken concerning Mr..
Bryan $ spec Oh as have ever known him
ito be on any subject.
s"I think that speech mado by Mr.,
Bryan this morning was not only cal
sculated to be misleading, but was posi-
lively impudent,"6he said, u did not
extend him q particle Of sympathy In his
efforts to make this convention think
him a martyr One of the great troubles
with Bryan ia lle8 persists In regarding
the currency question as religious, In,
stead of econonc.''
Governor Montague said even more to
Indicate how tired he Is OF Mr.. Bryan,
and expressed regret that Senator Daniel
did not succeed In having a gold plank
putinto the platform.
5s"But that might have caused Bryan.
and his friends to bolt" i suggested.
Let them bolt" he said passionatcly,
h The Virginia delegation was In confer
ence several times to-day. discussing the
1advisabllity OF presenting Senator Dam
iel's name as a candidate for the vice,
idellcy. Charles f.. Murphy. OF New
IS ork, and Senator Tillman& were the
most enthusiastic OF the Daniel workers,
IIill and Sheehan held back. They are
looked upon as the Representatives OF Mr.,
Parker. Mr.. Hill thought tile ylce-presi-
Dental ca ndidata should come from Middle
West. Bryan and Tillman and others
kept insisting that the man wns more
than his place OH the map. "
There was nobody on the delegation
quite so enthusiastic for Major Daniel
as was Mr., Braxton. OF course. all tho
Virginia members wanted him nomi-
mated, but the majority thought 1t I'M,
possible, The deegation, at Its session
to-day, adopted resolution declaring II
would be- llnwise to nominate to the sec
ond place any man who had not supported
Mr.. Bryan in 1896 and, 1900.
The gold wing of the Democracy is not
entirely pleased with the platform, boz
cause It does not specifically endorse the
gold standard, The wing Of the party
which supported Mr. Bryan naturally re-
gard the success of MIR, Bryan In pre-
venting the adoption Of 4 gold standard
plank as victory for them. There
Continued on Fifth Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
laps I'm KAl CHOU.
mot Much Disposition to Dues
ton Reported Capture
of the Place.
31Rx Associated Press

ST. PETER sBuR 6, i uly ,---2:l0 r. M.
The capture OF Kal Chou by the Japanese,
announced from II DIN to-day. ts not Off
Stlcially confirmed At the war ofrlce, but
there Ia no disposltionNto question tho
proha bleElcorrectness OF the report. as
the latest sdvlces received lrere made II
plain that the japanese We're advancing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
General Il ,s:r.;

Telegram from Jud &c Parker announc-
ing his position on gold question stirs
Democra tic convention to its depths. stops
+ the nomination for$s Vice President . and
precip,tatesI q sensati onal scenes great
excitement prevails; Governor Montague
scores Bryan whom, no says, wa impu-
dentfin his speech, and with whom 3 the
/ Governor says, he Is out of patience;
4 Senator Daniel expresses his opinion Of
4. the platform and the money question:;
how the news OF the nominate on Of
Parker was Ereceiyed: several prominent
men named for vice -presidential nominal
Japanese pressing relentlessly TO
their goal In Manchuria: objective point
/ lenses OF Port Arthur goes steadily on !:
believed that only the arrival OF Marshal
Z Oyoma Is needed TO raise curtain on final
act OF the dr4 ma. there; early movement
1 gainSt VladiYostok squadron likely; Rus
} SLAMS may e have TO evacuate Ia Tche
1fiao and Hal Cheng no disposition to
question Japan eSe occu patton Of Kai
Choli-Negro man lynched by a mob It
\ Gardo. Ala -- Charles u. Aldrlch gets
Judgment against atlanta promoter In
case OF alleged fraud In Havana bond
issua-- Standard OIL x kmpany max es an,
other cut OF five cents on all grad les:
their lives BY drowning IN CIV worlds
record made at Brighton: Broomstick
wins a nose ahead or Irish lad ohm
Field, leading business man of Philadel-
phia. shoots himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
North Carolina.

5 Ono hundred passengers Il, a reck
near Raleigh. and seventeen OF them
shupt: ono Car turns over down an en-
bankmen t---lvilkas 81 county bond cases
settled In the United States Court In
dollars involved the la yerg get 81 forty
y Thousand OF tt High Point u pholsterIng
i Company takes the bankrupt act---Negro
Under arrest for criminal assault fought
ri By young girl IS little brother--A negro
woman at Winston Salem paid no atten-
ton to tho locomotive and was run over
in the middle, OF the track----A tremen-
dous ailstorm visits Raleigh and section
around crops riddled with the hail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10

Naval experts here insist that Japan
must take some effective action against
the yladivostokS squadron at once.
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Continued on Third l'ageoS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
Richnnond,

Pay Of te!egrsph, operators 8, On I, The
Railroad 10 be increased---rhc ..lnsur-
gent, III. o. u. a. M. win their case
after b tight OF several. .yearslin the conrts
Undertaking ball games by ,THin-iCity'
L clubs at Broad Street Park; Brownies
defeat Richmond Barton Heights q Z 4, ie !. e
swansboro good gam1ets y ,t "a A,t y, 6
Score of no shoot Eas. ,l End !. 6 v
Clubs traps; West End Gun Y, Gino,s
scores MIS- Annie Slider q Frlt on
/ Ora nd Camp meeting ut Lynchburg
changed 10 September t-ls-c Capitol
8 Commission to hold an important meet
] Ing On 1Tuesd d iany real estate sales
scheduled for this weelt,,----- - 1 args party
OF shriretr 10 so to- "a tlantic 4ci to'-.---A
Richmond baby makes :oo g rssord On
without crying interesting statement
bearing on the status Of The seaboard
Air Line affat RS Tee-Dee Outing Tours
contest growing ir3interest and oyer lCq,
90 votes alread " cast----h " illianl5 q.
Miller being ilr ged for sdcnt q Lamp
dem sidrey College. Est 2 b.
New telpehone plant placed IN v Lender
building Claude Smals scalded, I. tn3,vat
3of hot wats r-O Ulcers uuaiifi ed -
C,h,trc,, "a ryIce.ss to.da V.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
5Virg;|in!.!iiil;a!....

5t Tho Democrati tic City Commits of Pc
Btcrsbu : u.anging for joint debate be-
tween i ARIEL and Eoutha 1T ne famous
TO dehar the Hampton Roads line from
carrying + passengers here IA elope-
smcnt frustrated BY tho old folks in n ans
ssemond-Paul Painter. of Irish. Creek.
arrested for criminal assault committed
last spring. placed In jail at Lexingt ton
WI e Nc kenny niakeR q flne.spcech IN
- kirkerbender fire-escapes adopted for
tho public schools of Danville, and hotels
sann theatre ord cred to improve arrange
mer1ts for safety In case OF fire. e lie
yacht Huron defeat Is the Lady Evelyn In
afrun from Bait inacre 10 NeWro it$ 81 e'1s.Ss
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Continued, on Sixth Iaase2 I,
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CONTINUED on Fifth Paye3
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at 6ret. Ger er fun en- Waobe at fnrere 6suHee ~
bet CT ueb fpnfiitutionele U}ibltr. 3epbeo forlaFiHpe8
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DanrnarR.
Stiainsen iSrt firfelise llOpals.

timber 20. Sept. ~itripes / Strife
Iigt 8a9blaO4:
S 9aa traoer bet tirtelige uopalJ
Iammen paa M. Den fsrite forte
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neoIGtte ubpalg til at l9gge Eager
ne til retts for ben rigtige 4rbeioss
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snfer at fables otirteli9t Centrum"
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at frngte nit 9apn.
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mango, Iom airten tunbe rumme.
3il Mebet ON GftermiooaQen t
bet M Misiionsbus babbe Der inoz
funOet fig omtring roo Menueifer.
Der blep bolbt 3aler at Stiits
PROFIT 3eutben, Der foretog 5nboie.>
len, pdit. @iborg, poit. 9oeet og
SnOre Misiionar D%touitgaaro.
Oct bar tenbeligt, Itriper .Siis
feb. Qp.", at Der par @laoe I 5ors
iamlingen oOer ben Imutfe gnanin1,
ION Der bar reiit peo fripiQiqe BIZ
6rdg, og Der bar aoo @runb til benz
ne @laoe. Meb gbggeeruno % bet
belle bar 6uiet toitet op moo 10000
ar., og Der er for 1iOen fun en- 8Glo
pad ca. 1000 ar., iom enoOd oentes
betalt / Qsbet At G%fteradret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-07

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toges bet al banne en- 9algmenigbfo
/ Belle meo quitOr 6onIen, Bale,
fom qr9f; Der er I Fl. q. 9. inos
tegnet ca. so 6dmilier, Tom oil lsie
Sognebodno.