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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
Improve the Capitol.

renew my recommendation for the
Imprcyemenl OF the Capitol together
with the suggestion that wings be added
to the present building In accordance
with plans which have been submitted,
MANY of the departments are greatly ~
need OF more space. THESE wings would
give us two appropriate legislative nails,
together with storage rooms for papers
nnG documents while the present build,
ing could be thoroughly repaired ana
benutiied, and utilized Tor executive and
administrative offices. committee rooms.
the Corporation Commission. the supreme
Court Of Appeals, the law library ana
other uses. The Supreme Court would
thus secure needed room, and at inc
same time would yield It's apartments Lor
the use of the State Llprnry, or lor
OTHER essential purposes.
Tho recommendation mndc In my last
message for the reorganization OF our
treasury department by making the first
auditor an officer OF audlts and receipts
only, and by transferring 70 the second
auditor the duty OF disbursements, there
by providing that these Two oft1cers, 70
pether with tho treasurer, be q check one
upon the other. is renewed. Modem b'lsl-
ness methods, as well as tho interests
of the State, required This chonge when
could be affected with no additional en-
pense Tho present system Is wholly an,
tiquated, unbuslness-like and unsafe, and
this observation Is nowse Intended as n
criticism Of tho officials OF this depart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14

Simply state which
book YOU want and
nddrcss Dr.. Shoop,
1'ox ssSs, 1'aciiic, wis.
Mild cnses, not cllronl
ono or two bottles. At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14

Dv ClerE JOlN w. W lllldIIlS OI
ind PRAYER was offered Nv Rev. Dr.,
Riisseii Cecil. of the Second Pres pyterian
Church.
The st Clerk read the list OF members sub
Wealth, and they were sworn, standing,
the presence of the following;
Ranks. Barnes, Bcatie, Bird, Boaz, Bow
man Bridgforth. Brooks. Bruce. Bry-
ant Cardwelj, Cation, Churchman Clark,
Rr,ice. Clarke. Thomas o.; Coleman,
GoHIior, COZ, Crnwford Daniel. Dickinson,
rett. (jEayeiy, Graves, Gray, Greeosy,
ariffith, Gulii, Harrison. Hoffman. II go,
ie aSwi Iacy huIL anSbesh. Latano. Lee. II.
T1ssce 4. E r.: Lewis, j. nj. ; Lewis, ".
IL: Lion. Lowry, ii. \ o.: Lowry. NJ. X.
L ityt INT Mays, Mcneil: Mitchell, Monenre'
Hnhson rogers Rosenogk, Royal, Say
a tlgpsSS Scott Siaughter. Smith, Blackburn;
Smith, Charles; snead, Spessard, bteur4.es.
::Thnrnhii,. Srilrpin, WALKER. Wallace, Wat.
snn' Weayer Wjlleroy. Writers. Wood
and Mir. Snenker-H5.
Ill The "a attenIance Was remarkably large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
MEN g. BOYS oUTFlT7ERs

He Is II we'll equipped lawyer and a man,
who promises to be very useful,
Mr. Joseph p. Sndler. of PoWhatan, is
another OF the many clean snaven NOM
bers Of the Senate. He has strong
face, d tail, well-knt figure, and Is bulb
bling over with good humor and pleas
antry. Mr.. Sedler is y lawyer and is
said to be good one. lie Is certainly
n man If fine iuteliEence. anE5 ta s'ata
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
Spbniffenoe @iIScutcn.

IS fommt ni4t felten bor, baB bic
Wilbente ibr Neit auf aiemli9 boben
8Gumen anlest, unb es entitebt Die
Trase, tpie tpobl Die aussebriiteten tlei>
men Gntsn our Grbe selaneen. Oie
nNeubammer Sdserz3eitung," 8runz
benburg, sibt bierau bic folsenbe @r>
tldruns: Die fleinen @nten itiraen fid
einfa9 nit Sobesbera9tuns in Die
5iefe. Sci einem Ieft auf einem
Steinba9 rollten tie. fopeit bus Dad
cling, unaufbaltfam bersab unb bann
nit einem Ylumps auf ben Grbboben.
sSn ben lebten Sabren purbe biefe pro>
5abur bon mebreren Musenaeusen be-
oba9tet. Oie Ilte ftri9 lodenb fort
ipGbrenb I'm bas Neit. Biz etne iunse
gnte bas 9er5 bate, iiter ben &anb
beg Neites gu trie9en; an elm Stop@
pen mar bann ni9t mebr gu benfen, bic
&ugei tpar in's &olen geratben, unb
bic feline @nte fam pielei9t ettpas rns
fanft auf ben grbboben gu liegen. Die
Gef4pifter ma9ten es ebenio unb roll
ten na9. Sie Sbier9en fihb ia 70
leidt unb 10 bidt nit Slaum ausse>
%ftuttet, bab pobl nun feIten Elm I'M
slid gefdiebt. Na9 einisen Minutsn
gebt Die gauge Gefeafdaft bann bubcn
auf's nG9fte Wafer. Sin dhnIi6er
Sail tpurbe BEL einem SGger beoba6>
tet, Der fein Heft in elmer 9Dbe bon 10
Bis Ii SUP in elmer bobLen Glide bate.
Sie Nlte umfreifte lode1b ben Baum.
Die &leinen fielen ober ftiiraten fi4
na4 mnb na9 in bic unenblidteit, Biz
Mutter Grbe lie aufnabm; na4 etpa
Is Minuten tpar bic tleine @eielf9aft
beHammen unb bate ii9 iopeit en-
bolt, um Der Mutter fofsen su fOnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27

Au LulIl " bLQnOCn VII OultH
- entlans getaumelt, elm alter
q Mann mars, Der nit ber5Serz
rei5enber Stimme i9rie, tpimz
ulerte uno fetn Oaiein pertpinf9te.
Ser olte 2ebrer 8Obme mar ben Sag
iiber fort bon Neuftabt sepefen. in
einem bena6barten Sorf, mo er einen
ebemuligen &olegen befu9t bate, um
nit linn BEL Der Yfeife unb einem 9lGs<
den Sru4tpein bon alien 3eiten gu
plaubern.
Snbefen mar bas nnglid geideben.
limb Der alts 3e6rer fam beim unb
erfubr es unb geberbete ii9 pie Elm
3afenber. gr serraufte fein 9aar, es
ia6 aus, ais noble er fi9 bic &leiber
pom 2eibe reiBen : iein gutes, altes
Geii9t mar fur9tbar perpanbelt, Elm
lei9ter S9aum itanb auf feinen per=
serrten Qippen.
60 mari er fi9 iiber bic feline 2ei9e
bin.
Sante Sohanna, bic anSeit Silfsz
uno Sri itbereite, mar binter i6m berz
aufgefommen.
Charlotte f9ob lie iebo9 piebsr aus
benz 3immer. r2ab nur, Sante. III
fonit ni9t ale biefe4 ufregungen bur6@
MAIDEN. Sieb, id bin gang rubig. 60
tpirb's mir audi selingen. ben armen
@lten 5u berubisen. @eb' mr."
11nb ie f9lob bic Sbir. sic mar
nun allein nit Batter unb Sobn unb
benz fleinen Sobten bort.
r5Gns9en-! Mein 5Gns9en-!"
fpimmerte Ger @lte. sd bin Oein
MDrber-! ga, i9! 60 oft bab' i9
Did nit mir ba binaussenommen in
BEN ungliicsearten! Sd 6ob' Dir ben
Weg babin se5eigt! Sd! unb nun
btft Su ibn beute anein seganser, UNI
bort ben Sob au finben! SD bin Dein
M1rber-!"
gntfebIid mur Der senenbe Sdrei
bes tpsibbaariger Mlten anaubDrer.
Charlotte ppate Walter, Der aufges
ffanben fpar unb nun nit leife ii9
feudtenben Musen BITE 8eiben uniting.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27

Don Smeirn gelttbt
roman non
AIfrrn 9nHrrt
Gortfebuna.(

tOuLiIS5"aSI
Jbr tptIoer, troBiger Wutb mar 9ez
bro6en. Oie t%leinen, tobten &inber@
bGnbe batten IS getban. Sic permo4te
ni9t mebr gu liigen unb gu betriigen.
@nes fonte Walter pifen.
limb bann piirbe er entfebt Dor ibr
Suriidpei9en, tpiirbe fie i9Onungslos
berbammen =
limb fie cling BIN unb tau9te unter
in ben u~nbefannten Serneu, in Die re
bprbin i9on nit ben i9Drit ten Mugen
Der @elt bineinsefeben .
Dis lie fi9 Dem 3immer rG6erte, aug
benz bas per5peiflunsspoIe St0bnen
aus elmer blutenben MGnnerbruft 10
graufam o~ernebmli9 erflang, ndrb bic
Shlr geOffnet uno Sante Sobdnnd trat
berdus.
@ut 10, flos's Charlotte bur9 ben
Sinn. 60 brau9te fie Die Sants ni9t
fort5ui9iden.
Die alte Dame mari ii9 Der Ni9te
IN ben 9als unb f9lu95te, als Oh ibr
bas quite, treue 9era bre9en noble.
Charlotte itanb unbepesli9. Der
marine Sbau, BEN iie auf ibrer @anse
perfpiirte, that ibr 10 ieltfam pobl.
gs NOR pie cine lsbte refine 8erii6rung.
Sn Der nd9ften Minute f9on mubte tie
ibre S9ulb bei9ten, bon Der lie bann
ni6ts me6r rein pai6en tpnnte -.
Die Sante mar binuntergegungen.
CHARLOTTE trat Elm in bas 3immer Des
Sobes.
@alter bate bic tleins 2et9e auf
fein 8ett niebergelegt. @r mar bupor
auf Die aniee nie~bergsiunten, itarrte
nit trodenen, brennenben Nugen auf
bas urme, aerf4metterte &Orper4en
bin, unb ails feiner gemarterten Seele
Hang INNER tpieoer jenes entiebli9e
&D9eln, bas an sinen unbeilbaren Rtb
in Der Siefe bes 2ebens semabnte.
Charlotte blieb an Der Sbiir fteben.
Sas unbeimli9e Tr0fteln padte lie
abermals. sic mubte ii9 einen Muz
genblid auf bic S9pelle niebertauern.
8alb aber ftanb tie pieber aufre9t,
i9lanf unb ftraff on ben S%birpfoften
selebnt. sic fammelte &raft, ben un>
gliidli9en Mann bort, Der f9on 10
fur9tbar setrpffen tporben, nod NIT
etnem neuen f9redli9en S3ldg gu
iiberfalIen.
sic tonnte ia ni9t anbers. sic mar
fein Wei6. On feline Seite mubte tie
tretsn in bieier tieftruurigen Stunbe.
Mit tpei9en, aufri9tenben Worten beg
Srpi tes bermo9te Tie es ni9t = nein,
neir, feline 2iise mebr! = 10 mubte Tie
es nit einem Determining befen, mas
unb ner tie mar.
.Mein armer-gel;ebter Walter-!"
2sife, sinem 9au9 slei9, fam es bon
ibren oudenoen 2ippen.
Sn benz fablen, f90nen 9efi9t mar
ss pie Elm srobes, unenblidss Mitleib
nit benz unsliidli9en @atten. 60 srrb
mar biefes Mitleib. bab ie fir fi9
felbft teins mebr iibrig bate.
Wie lie ibre NGgel in bic SlG9en
i6rer 9anb bo6rte, 10 bate lie ibren
ecn5en &Drper nit NGgeln aerreiben
fOrnen unb fie tpiirbe ba5u geld4elt ba>
ben, grduiam seld9elt! Rein, tein
Tiitleib nit fi4 felbft empfanb fie!-
r8alter," ia9te tie plDsli4 gang
laut, rfieb, bier feb i9 ar Der Sbiir =
i4 fam ni9t gu Dir biutOmmer. Sin
@bgrunb trennt uns. 9Ore mid
nn---
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
DuH Gfufnd1He.

g If a pieIerin n: Der
Mr5t bat mir cine 2uftberGnbsrung berz
prbnet."-O ireftpr: .S4On, ba
laf' i9 Sic fortan nur in Stiiden
auftreten. bic I'M 4uslanbe fpislen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27

OnfeI 6 8 6 n a u
men an Steuern fir Spiritupien
unb Sabaf felt ben Iesten 25 Sabren
beIiefen fi9 auf runb $4,356.042.100.
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Die 70 besei&neten SisnaIe .rusen nmx spm Sburm
ud4ter a~nsessben sa an ben betrefeabes Strcses
deuaunaea tstne MarmttRep anqebra&4 Fab.
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o.. e b |.

~ fam es brauben ben Gang
~ entlang getaumelt, Elm alter
Q Mann mars, Der nit ber5aerz
rei5enoer Gimme f6rie. mimi
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
FEMALE F|END
SAFE FROM LAW
The Iowa pOiSOner Cannot be
Extraditld For Crime
LAW TO Be AMENDED
TO A PERSON UNDER SIMILAR
CASES CAN GE TURNED OVER
AND BE TRIED FOR THEIR
oFFENSEs.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Des Moines, Iowa, March S-Mrs
Sherman Dye, Of Boone. accused Ol
sending poisoned candy To Miss Roma
Nelson of Pierre, 5. d., Of whom 1t is
alleged she was peaIous, aud from
which ii is said the Pierre woman
died. cannot be eXtraiited for the
crime. Neither can she be tried for
murder in Iowa This vas the text
of the decision OF Gov. Cummins today
after consultation with Attorney Gen
eral Mulan and upon the advice of
the attorney general
Governor Cummins says the love-
law win have to be amended in this
respect and will send q special mes
sage to the Legislature recommending
such action In his decision, which
covers one of the first cases OF the
kind ever raised in Iowa, the govern
or says. The ruling | am compelled
to make upon this application eXhib-
it's a grave defect in the laws" TN.
der the federal statute as constructed
by every recent decision Of the su-
preme court, | have no authority
whatever to extradite Mrs Dye
Holdings i'm these opinions are clear
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
JAPS WARM THEIR GUNS.
Nv Associated Press.

Hy Associated Press
St peterburg, March s. Vicero
Alexieif has sent the ear the follow
ing dated today; "The enemy's squad
ron approached Vladiyostok toward
II oclock in the morning, having
passed near Askold island. Afte
several maneuyers which involve
changes in the squadron's order o
battle, two cruisers we're left to thu
north OF the island. the remaining
vessels of the squadron steamed alont
the coast of Ussuri palallell to tht
shore, keeping about 10 versts Zap
proximately ten milesD theretrom
Upon arriving off Mount St JOSEPH
aud the Ussuri Bay battery the squad
ron, preserving the same order mad
towards the battery. The ships open
ed fire from both sides. evidently frs
using blank cartridges in order tt
warm their guns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
TO DYNAMITE THE JAIL.

by Associated Press
Springfield. Ohio, March ST is re
ported that the negroes warned Sher
in RoutZahn to remove his family
from the Jail building as the moment
the torch was applied to the Washing
ton district. that institution would b,
dynamited. The arrival Of troops Is
anxiously awaited. as II IS believed
that probably the negroes VIII make
good their threat to fire the business
district and dynamite the jail and 9th
cr county buildings.
At midnight the entire block in
Washington street from Gallagher
street west to Spring street is on fire
with no hope OF saving any OF tho
buildings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press
Lancaster, Pa March S.-About 3
o'clock this afternoon, the great gorge
at Washington Borough broke hurt
ing tons Of ice and an immense vol.
ume OF water against Turkey liill
gorge, q few miles below. The latter
gave way before the tremendous I'M
pact. A neH jam formed just below
Safe flarb0r where COnest0ga creek
enter5 the Suaquchanna The back
Water rushed up the creek demulish
ing the Pennsylvania railroad stone
bridge and sweeping away the county
bridge, some distance further mp the
stream Two stores at Safe ilarh0r
aerc partly demolished while two
dwellings were torn from their foun
dations and washed away That town
is practically submerged tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
NEGROES ARE INUNDATED.

NEGROES ARE UNDATED.
BY Associated Press.
Springfield Ohio, March s: l.30 D.
m i IS apparent now the negroes all
over the city are becoming intimidat
ed and their boasts made IN the
earlier part Of the evening are no
longer heard A company of militia
from Nenia arrived AT l.30 this
"wednesday morning and were i'm.
mediately sent 10 The levee and with
the llrbana company are in a position
facing the burning bindings on Wash
ington street.
The local militia are guarding the
armory, whore the ammunition Is
stored. Two companies from Dayton
and one from Miamisburg have arriv.
ed and are stationed at various points
to prevent the ingress of either ne.
groes or whites the object being to
iorestall any efforts 10 fire the bust.
ness district
1t is feared the force is insufficient
to prevent jncendiarism in the outly.
ing district The FIRE In East Wash.
ington street has hurne1 the district
the mob said should go There IL now
no danger Of its further spread,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09

another mighty food II is feared the
worst is yet to come. Wilkesbarre
all day long has been completely cut
of from the rest Of Wyoming valley
and for miles up and down the river
the loNlands are completely covered
with water and Ice. Tonight there
are fcw people In homes in the flooded
section Of this city, many houses
being completely wrecked by hug
eapes OF ice jamming against them.
On the west bank Of the river be-
tween here and Kingston the river is
mp to the first floors and many houses
are surrounded with huge piles of
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
MANY CITIES ARE SUBMERGED
And Death And Destruction Lies In The
Path Marked Out By The Mighty
Torrents

ice Conditions at Plymouth aud
other west side towns resemble a
great lake, water rushing through the
streets and surrounding many houses.
The railroads are again severe suffer.
ers and communication with contlg,
uous towns cut off The gorge south
of this city Is holding back a great
body Of water coming down from the
upper regions aud unless breal,
soon occurs more critical danger
point is feared Water this afternoon
backed up in the central part Of this
city and inundated numerous cellars
of business establishments. Many
mines and factories have been flooded
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
TIPPING MUST CEASE

Washington March S-The post
Office inspectors who have been inves-
tigating the dead letter Office Of the
D0stoif.ce department have completed
their work and the report will be sub
mitted 10 the department
one of the matters investigate
was the giving 0f small Sums BY
clerks 10 messengers. Complaint
from clerks was made that the money
was given 10 influence the messenger
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09

and explicit as to the effect that TO
warrant an extradtion the person ac-
cused must have been personally in
the state where the crime was com.
mifted and fed therefrom after the
commission OF the crime. Mrs Dye
was not in South Dakota and there.
fore could not have fled from that
state. Il regret this conclusion be-
canse il Mrs. Dye is guilty of murder
she mast be tried for that offense in
South Dakota or not at all unless the
statutes are changed. Il have sub
mitted the matter to the attorney gen
eral and this ruling is made under
MS advice"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09

tracks between Harrisburg and Mid
dlet0wn has been removed and traffic
has been resumed on The Philadelphia
division There is still much suffer.
ing among the lowIands in Highspire
and MiddietoEn. Many people have
lost all their household goods and are
still unable to reach their homes on
account of the high water The Water
at Middletown has fallen. but the
measles and chickenpox has broken
ont among the families temporarily
quartered in the market house. At
Duncannon the mouths of Shermans
and Little Juniata creeks have been
cleared by blasting with dynamite.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09

60 manipulate the distribution of dead
letters 10 the various clerks 50 as 70
give - the favored clerks easily de-
ciphered letters that would enable
them to make good records.
Supt Liehardt investigated the mat
ter and found that tipping was geneF-
a. bur is was explained as being the
ordinary practice Of tipping those en-
ployed at menial duties. The prac.
tice was stopped Immediately but the
inspectors investigated the matter
nevertheless. Il is said TO be pTuha-
BILE some dismissais NAV follow as
one OF the results of the Investigation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
BL00DTHIRST NOT APpEASED
BY Previous Nights Work But TRY Fire
Notwithstanding The Presence OF
State Troops
ny Aasncintnd prnsa

BY Associated Press.
Columbus, Ohio, March s. Upon
the request Of Mayor Bowms, Gov.
llerrick tonight ordered seven com.
panies Of militia to Springfield
Il was represented that a race war
Is threatened as a result of the last
nights lynching, threats having been
made to burn the 'levee" district
which Is largely populated by negroes
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
BIG NAVAL BATTLE IMMINENT.

Associated
Petersburg, 9The whereabouts of Admiral Rezensns
carefully military authorities but there
whps appear
Sunday yesterday the Russian squadron was out
Russian land forces
nearthe o
Japanese definitely acerned OF
probably It considered certain
off Vadvoo prevent the
return caught in the sea
which Russians might seek refuge arc
eventually return to VdVosok
fer coal.