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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
GLENN LOOKS FOR
ROOSEVELT'S DEFEAT
(gpeclaI Il The Times-Dtspatch.

WINSTON SALEM, N. G., June so.-
Captain r. B. Glenn. who has just re-
turned from Washington. was interviewed
on political gossip at the National Cap
ital, when the next Governor said: while
in Washington, was told by prominent
Democrats and Republicans that II the
Democrats nominate a good man for
President and the party makes united
fight for him. the defeat OF President
Roosevelt is practically assured" Il
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DEATHS

ANDERso N.-Entered into rest at her
residence. No. 200 South Pine Street, at
ANDERSON, relict of Charles w. An
derson apd daughter OF the late Joseph
II, and Sarah a. Powell.
Notice OF funeral later.
ENTERED into rest on June
n, 1901, Mrs. MARY BuRNET BRlIai-
LEY. formerly OF King William county.
The Interment took place at Holly
wood. Richmond, Va.
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Dropped Dead.

Especial to The Times 1patchl
sAktsdsR9 n g., June biIs Mr W Yea
to to- relatives here dropped dead at noon TO-
day. Deceased was well known in this
State and In Georgia, where he was Is en-.
failure Is said to have caused his death.
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With a Club.

Why not make Cleveland and Bryan the
draw straws as to which shall head tho
ticket? That would give every Democrat
n chance to get into the game-With o
club.--Ch arlottesyille Progresa.
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New Office Buildings.

Loan and Trust building. onesof the finest
buildings in the State. has been com
eted and the Offices are RAPIDLY BENZ sIng
stories high and covers 6lx134 feet Of
ground. There are 12OArooms. The build
Ing cost in the nelghborhood of $4,000.
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teel, we, the Richmond City Dental So
iety, meet to pay our tribute of respect
8 his memory and offer the following

Steel, we. the Richmond City Dental SO.
ciety, meet to pay our tribute OF respect
70 hls memory and offer the following
/ Resolved, That knowing that in the
midst Of life we are In death, It is meet
and Fit that We should give expression
to our sorrow for the. death Of our be-
loved member and friend. and bow IN
humble submission to the VIII of Him
Resolved, That the profession has lost
a valuable, member. who was always
high professional attai1ments OF sterl-
Ing qualities. OF high character and atnia-
bic disposition, faithful in all tho rela-
Rcsolved THAT we offer to the bereaved
family Of the deceased our heartfelt SYM
pathy and coincidence. and that the mem.
bers OF this society attend the funeral
:. Resolved H That copy 81 these resolu-
lions be sent. 70 the Family Of the de-
ceased and that they be spread on the
- y - '.S &. a.. MERCER.
j. HALL MOORE,
II, w; STIFF.
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CHANGED Location.

A freak of the food is reported at OF
tawa. Kan, A house owned by James
a house owned By Peter Rush came
floating down the stream. Reaching. the
site Of the Walsh house, 1t settled down
upon the stone foundation as exactly AS
though It had been built there.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

~ Il = S, IE,Ay u RICHMOND DAHL Y
= Va AA,r - STREET STATION. Ell KIT
EFFECTIVE .suNpi;As e, 22sla
e.o5 a MA G.. H. express 70 aft tsfsg
o.oo M.-Petersburg and Norfolk Al
i2io r. AiEeterssnrs ana i, 4. aan 't'st 8
& a.t6 p. petersburg and NortolE - iE5
.sHS =, M-liodsboro Local 4
IN M-ps so9,sa and aoS Wsss indian Lin.
''-Ntad' to all points south 4, ~ b . Il
$50 p. M.-PeteIsburg and n, ana w. West
I'm - M--Petersburg Local. IA *
z tA'ooJ TRAINS. ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1901 A. 7;s5 ~ Mi Mp a a. = - "i s:55
$; .E NJ, sunday. ..sunday only, !,
'l144A>NeS'C C. s. CAMPBELL, floly. PasA Agt. y
rv r. CRAIG, Gen Pass AgL
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Funeral Services.

rhe funeral Of Miss Sarah kaufman,
daughter of the late Marcus Kaufman,
w tsss pf sSrs ysstes{Sa ae Rtnns
Inc funeral of little Irene Neisz, daug-
ter Of Police Officer !, L. Nelsz, and MIS-;
1 Jennie Neisz who died 9. inc nome in o.
nor, at Is o'clock. The services will
ns eoaduetsa BY K msde u n o msraerd and
Colonel John G. Shields.
(Sneclal to The Timesr Dlspatch)
CAMDEN nnt S Shields dle ID at lis home It Riy.
el'slde, HockbriAge county. early TINS
aged elgh n; nfrm gieaFs Of age
THE interment viii be made in Lexing-
ton tomorrow afternoon
Colonel Shields was for many years ,y an
p prt.Il known throughout the State.
He was one Of the founders Of the
nsasa WITH y ths na Ws was
Duff During the Civil War he served with
gaIanry u the G9afederats army tba yh, en-
/ Of Camp Lee at Richmond.
Just before the end Of the war Colonel 81
| briga dier-general, but OH account Of his
Inherent modesty, he never assumed tho
Colonel Shields is survived by his wife,
who was Miss Martha Hardy, OF Lynch
burg, and seven children. as follows: Viii
liam r. Shields and Circuit Clerk a. Ter
" Shields 81 Lexington; orville Shields hs
| Misses Matte, Josie, Lzale and Cassie
! Shields, OF Riverside.
Mrs. Edmona Lewis Nichols, wife OF
| Colonel Edward w. Nichols. of the Yir-
ginia Military Institute. died last night,
\ She was before marriage Miss Waddell,
ldaughter Of the late Dr. Livingston Wad-
dell, formerly Of Waynesbqro, Va, She
is survived by three brothers and three
Mrs. Julia Miles.
lspeelal to The 1imes-D lspatc,,>..
Mrs. Julia Miles, the. wife Of Mr.. w; II,
Miles. died at the residence of her brother
in-law, Mr. +. S. Purdy, last night after
long and painful illness.
Henry Purks,
Observation-Disclosures EfGsis VA June 3d.,
Mr.. Henry Purks, an old and prominent
citizen OF Caroline county, died at his
three years He was member OF Round
! Oak Church. and Is survived by two
sons and four daughters,
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas. God In Ills wisdom has seen
fit to remove from our midst our friend
and brother practitioner, Dr. Charles Z.
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News That Is News.

We don't see why the announcement
that the City Council OF Macon has ac-
cepted Sl9,9S2 insurance money should
have been sent out as news item. Wait
until somebody refuses to accept $40, 9S2
wheni Is offered. and you WI have a
news Item worth talking about.--Atlanta
.Inurnal. -..-L.-.t -. .... 50 ... .A-
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ELECTED:
TEACHERS
iTuckalloe School Board Names
Instructors for the Coming
Session. II
THE HEALTH BOARD MEETS
Negroes Held at Henrico Jail
Awaiting Goocfland Officers.
Holiday on the Fourth.

& At tho meeting Of tho Tucknhoe School
Board held yesterday In Hcnrlco county
the teachers elected for the scomng ses-
sion were:
White: Sidney school-C. H. Durna-
way, principal; Miss Nellie r. Gary. as
Bistant principals; Misses Alice Rouse,
Maude Coats, Alice Wlngheld. NJ "A.
West, Nellie Cartwright. Virginia Blair,
l.. A.. Carter, Fannie Powell.
Rio yista--Miss Jennie C. Culton.
Ridge Church Misses NJ. Blanche
Gllnn. principal; Miss Rosabelle Thorpe,
assistant principal.
Woodwards--Mis y. e. Talman.
Deep Run Graded Misses L. A..
4 Walking, Elizabeth Allison.
Deep Run--AIrs. J. Il. Saunders; Gay.
Il ton--AIiss Annie j. Ellis; Halman's--Miss
Norma l.. Beverage.
Colorcd Schools: Sidney--H. G.. Lewis,
Mary II. Rowe, W. a. Elicit
Westwood- Florence b. Taylor.
Green's-It 3. Robertson.
Zion Town--Kate B. wyatt.
Quloccasion-,-W. III. Powell.
Carbon Hll--Maude Hilton.
sprIngdeld--M. e. Brown.
~: Trustees TtickahOe School Board were
elected as fp.iowB. ~ NJ. smith. John i !.
Nuckols, John 3. Badenech.
The County Board Of Health held their
regular monthly meeting at the court
house yesterday.
Tho chief topic discussed by the hoard
was the authorization Of the chief OF
police to enforce sanitary ordinances.
4 The county officers VIII make an In
spection TO discover whether or not ten
ants have complied with the sanitary
laws.
rho rules applies to that portion OF the
county within three quarters OF a. mile
OF tho city. 4.
The oyersecrs OF the Poor met at the
County Courthouse yesterday afternoon.
II being regular quarterly meeting.
there was little other than routine. busi.
ness transacted.
Rober. Jackson (colored) was given q
hearing before Squire Angle yesterday,
charged With cruelty whipping his step
daughter. He was fined So and costs.
The negroes Richard Lewis. Lewis How
ard and Eddie Hampton. who were cap
stured by Detective G.. D.. Duke, after an
exciting chase through Hollywood yes
terday. were turned over to the Henrico
authorities. ii
The gang have been operating along
The James River Division Of the Chesa-
peake. and Ohio Railroad and have Y Is
said. . committed many robberies.
They are being held In the Henrico
county jaiI, awaiting officers from
Goochland county. where they are want
cd on several charges
S. iTha4officials at Henrico County Court
5house viii all have holiday on MONDAY
next and will thereby be enabled 70 cole.
4 brate the "Glorious Fourth. However
,hey will return to~their Offices on tues.
day. prepared for strenuous duty. 8 ina.
viii be the opening day OF the July Term yer p
OF court
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DETACHED
Brick Residence,
Mo. 6iD N. First ST.,
BETWEEN LEIGH AND JACKSON
STREETS.

STREETS.
In execution of certain deed OF trust
of November so, 1903. and duly recorded in
Richmond Chancery Court. the under
signed will offer for sale. upon the prem
Z TI EsDA1, j rLY B. 1901, Al! 8 p NJ
the real estate conveyed by said deed and
therein described as a lot with improve
ments having front of 214feet on the
western line Of First Street nal and running
ments consist of a nice detached stock
brick front dwelling, containing. about
eight rooms and the usual conveniences.
TERNIS-Cash as to cost and expenses
of sale, any delinquent taxes, and to pay
of u note for S1.6M, with Interest thereon,
from November 80, 1903 TIL paid; residue
DayabIe In equal iustalments mt six,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable
notes with interest added and secured by
deed Of trust on. said property; Or for all
Fl. a. NGCURDY.
June 3O-tds Trustee.
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4TH-JULY-4TH
AT THE
SEASiHtORE
SPECIAL EXCURSION VIA
NORFOLK G. WESTERN RAILWAY

NORFOLK q WESTERN RAILWAY &
NORFOLK AND VIRelNlA BEACH.
ag DAY, 81; 2 DAYS, So.
Special train Of ycstibled coaches VIII
leave Byrd Street Station July 4th, going
Without change OF cars in Standardization,
on following fast schedule: Leave Rich
mond $3.50 a. NJ, Petersburg o;O5 a. NJ,
ARRIVING Norfolk II A. M.i.Virglpia Beach
,11:45 a. NJ; returning. leave Virginia
Beach 6 $50 p. NJ, Norfolk 7:15 p. NJ. ar
irving Richmcnd 1000 P. NJ s1.Oo round
trip to Norfolk, sl5 70 Virginia Beach
day morning trains leaving Richmond
SEQ A. NJ. (Trilby) and eco A. NJ, good
returning on above special train July 4th,
at Following round trip rates: Norfolk.
$500; Virginia Beach, 1925 For tickets
and further information. apply at COM
pany's office or at ticket office, Byrd
Street Station.
JNo. 3. WAGNER. C.. H. BosLEY.
City Pass Agt. Dist, Pass Agt'
TO BEACH PARK ION A SUNDAY
AFTERNOON"
4 Special limited train leaves Richmond
every Sunday afternoon for popular Beach
Park, returning leave West Point (Beach
Park) 10 p. NJ. one hours ride. Morn
lnR tTdlHS lCdSo ItIiCiHhS'isA e'"o - 49,
.leaa,ing West Point s p. M. Fifty cents
round trip,
Week day trains leave Richmond $3.50
p. NJ; leave West Point 10 p. M. One
of the most attractive features OF the
trip Is the sea food meals served at
Beach Park.
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION RATES,
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
on July Cd, Sd and 4th the Southern
Railway will sell special round trip tick
cts between all points on It's lines mes, and
The Potomac and east OF the Mississippi
al rate Of one and one-thlrd tlrst-class
fares for ro.nd trip, limited to July Sth,
FOR information, apply to agents.
TAKE STEAMER GOLD POINT COM.
FoRTn SATURDAY. NIGHT, JULY
90, AT 10 O'CLOCK. \
!. 75c. Round trip to understandable.
ITO. Round trip to Newp0rt News...75c.
b0c. Children. under u years. Of age !, 800.
Tickets good to return next night or the
following Tuesday
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AUCTION sALEsThi Day.
BY George V, oliver. Auctioneer,
Ala w. Broad st. Phone 2275. y
Carpets, Oil Cloth. Sewing Ma.
chimes, Furniture, Gas Range.
&c. at Auction.

will sell, This DAY. at 1880. atmy ware,
rooms, NO. 4l4 West Broad Street. Room,
Hall and Stair CARPET; new oilcloth, sey y.
make. one Mahogany Finished Parlor
Suit, handsome Oak Hallrack, 10 Oak and
other Bedroom Suits, Wardrohes. Side
Writing Desk, Extension and other Ia
bies, Chairs, Rockers. Folding Sofa. Iron
Bed, Hair Mattress. Odd oak and Walnut
Pictures, Lace Curtains. Toietware, Cook
Stove, Gas Range, and etci also, a lot OF
other goods, too numerous to mention
ao'9e 'ts' GEoRGB v. OLIVER.
Auctioneer.
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No. 20l Z. Canal ST.
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY ". w. Bowe s. Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

"a COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A GOOD
- HOUSE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
LEIGH STREET. KNOWN AS NO. s1721
w. LEIGH sTI:IET. AND y OF L, TWO We,
ZIE STREETS, AND OF TWO LOTS!
WITH S MA l. Loo IMPROVEMENTS
THEIR ON,3t AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND LODGE
STREETS. ~
IN execution of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Henrico county. entered June Is,
1904, in the suit of Clara May Holstlne's
Cirdn., &c, We. Clara May Holstine ct
ais" will sell ut public auction, o. the
respective premises on
WEDNESDAY,. 6TH DAY OF JULY, 1904.
the property referred to in the following
order. At o'clock T. NJ. that very de-
sirable frame residence, No. 1I2l w. Leigh
Street, with the lot upon which II stands.
feet to an alley 71a feet wide, the house
has about six rooms. and will make a
snug, home or a good investment: and at
$3.50 O'clock p. NJ, the four pieces OF
property situated on Marshall Street, cor
slsting of two good fourrroorn. l house with
some oitbuildings, situated at the south
west corner of Marshall and Mckenzie
Streets. with the lots on which they stand,
fronting 60 feet and running back l4O
feet to an alley in the rear; and the two
lots, fronting together 60 feet, at the
northeast corner of Marshall and Lodge
Streets, with small improvements there-
on, and with a depth Of 1853 feet to an alley
90 feet wide,
attention OF investors and others,
g TERMS-One- cash. and the bal
ance at g. u and IS months for negotiable
notes with interest added and title re-
tanned; or all cash. at the purchasers
0ps KENT sRAyVIEY
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
6l9 r. Broad Street,
:
" ala r. Broad Street,
Handsome Oak Chamber Suit, With
Wardrobe 10 Match =; China Case,
Mating, Cooking Stoves, Lace
Curtains, Rugs, Iron Beds, Slide.
Boards, &c., at Auction.

We VIII sell Mt our auction Warerooms,
No. 612 Il. Broad Street.
THIS (Friday) MORNING., JULY lST.
commencing 1880 o'clock, very fine Oak
Chamber suit, with Nyardrobe to match.
Walnut and Oak Chamber Suits, Lace
Curtains. Rugs. Pictures. several good
Cooling Stoves. Paror Suits. Iron Beds.
Rockers, Lounge, lot of slightly used Mat
ting, several good sideboards. Extension
TABLES. Mattresses, several Carpets. and
numerous other good, slightly used Fufni-
n THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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TUESDAY, JUDY 5, 1904

Cottage site Lots, 80 by 125. fronting on
chesapeake Bay, side and rear lots % by
1876, and 50 by 150 Immediately at the t 6i.,
mInas of the Nswport NEWS enn r ann and and
Company about two miles from old
Point on Chesapeake Bay, opposite 2 ti G ia
ice af, oee am in Full VIEW, with first-class
service over two electric lines the year
round; schedule Of seven and nall MIN
utes Phoebus soldisra nomSe ew Worm and
fifteen minutes to Old Point, Fare fiye
forty forty Minutes aiSPe ride To- Newport News.
These 19ss e 0f ee Water aa ron
in a section now well improved by BY q deai r
exception Of the Hotel and terminals y , o.
ana ana 2 Electric Co. Bucsroe Beach. was
simply d beautifully located tract Of land
overlooking Chesapeake Bay. We pre-
dcted then that It would pe one O. GIN, ne
most popular summer resorts IN south
Our predictions have more tnan Deen
Many prominent people have purchased
or built cottages and spend tnelr summers
there drawn by the convenient location
and tho many atnusemerts and attr ,;
lions. Real estate values have doubled,
and In many cases tribbled since we first
put the property on the market.
{l All tho lots to be sold on the above
date are in the choicest section, near .; {, or
on the water front. and they offer the In
vestor or homeseeker an UNI ~! stulailly good
opportunity. ss5 " \, M y.
liquor can be manufactured or sold, nor
can the lots be sold to any negro or
SChinaman.
twelve and eighteen months; or 10 per
cent. cash. and balance per cent; per
month, to suit purchaser. deed Will he
given and deed of trust taken to secure
deferred payments
The property to be sold belongs to the
Chesapeake Land and Improvement Conn
pany and the Buckroe Beach Land Com
pany. ,,,,r,,e
w. 8. UPSHuR,
Newport News. Va,
Committee OF Board OF Directors
Conducting Sale.
w. 4. n CHAPLIN,
Newport News, Va;
sg5 j. ". BICKFORD.
Buckroe Beach, Va;
Criers.
June 3O-July 1873 l. s b
BY II. A. McCurdy.
@. Real Estate Auctioneer.
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Robert Jackson (colored) was given q
hearing before Squire Angle yesterday,
charged With cruelty whipping his step
daughter. He was fined So and costs.
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dated August 10Th. 1903 recorded in Hem
rico County Court In p, b, 167 "a" page
25i. / Will. at tho request us the bench.
clary. sell by public auction because Of
default, In front of Henrico Courthouse, on
DNESDAY, JULY " 1901.
at 10 o'clock NJ, the lot above referred
To. situated on the east side OF Twenty
Street. and fronting % feet by 126 feet a
inches to an alley infth rear II feet wide,
With plain frame building thereon used
as a chapel.
TET}NlS--Cash. NJ w. HOWE,
July 1-tds trustee.
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Special Com missioner.
The bond required OF tile Special Com-
Teste: SAMUEL p. WADDILL.
July lids Clerk
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The Oyersecrs OF the Poor met at the
County Courthouse yesterday afternoon.
IT being regular quarterly meeting.
there was little other than routine. bust.
ness transacted.
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

IT RusTEE's SALE OF A Lot OF
! LAND, WITH "A SMALL. FRAME
THEREON, ON TWENTY
THIRD STREET.N BETWEEN s AND T
STREETS. N FAIRMOUNT, AT AUG
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TRUSTEES SALE
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BY Fl. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
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iTha4 officials at Henrico County Court
5house viii all have holiday on MONDAY
next and will thereby be enabled 20 4eele
{ brate the GLORIOUS Fourth. However
thew will return to~theirs Offices on Iues.
day. prepared for strenuous duty. as tnas
win be the opening day OF the July Term Yer
of court
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RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, God In Ills wisdom has seen
, tit to remove from our midst our friend
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
2 Auctioneers. gS
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AUCTION SALE OF THE BRICK
"A STORE AND DWELLING,
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Tho rules applies to that portion OF the
county within three-auarters OF a mile
: OF Tho city. Is.
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Mrs. lula Miles.

{sPeelal to-, t. The ,T1imeS..Dsp9atcl3. d
Mrs. Julia Miles, the wife of Mr.. w: II,
Miles. died at the residence Of her brother,
in-law, Mr.. II. S. Purdy. last night after
\ q long and painful illness.
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June 3O-tds.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-01
TRINIDAD, coLo. ENTIRELY CUT
OFF AS RESULT OF DIsAs-
TRoUs FLOOD.
lost INTERESTING OF PUBLIC MEN CITY RESERVOIR HAS GONE OUT
WIRES ARE DOWN AND EXTENT
OF THE DISASTER CANNOT
BE LEARNED.

Denver, Oct. 1.-Extensive dam
age is reported to have been done in
Trinidad, Colo, by flood in the Las
Animas river All wires in the vicin-
ity are down and communication with
the city is entirely cut off. All bridges
in and about the city are said to have
been washed away and no trains can
get in or out on the Santa Fe, Denver
and Rio Grande and Colorado and
Southern railways. The latest report
received before all the wires were lost
said the Santa Fe depot had been
washed away and the Harvey hotel
was threatened with destruction. So
far as known there have been no lives
lost. Trinidad is the county seat of
Las Animas county and the center of
an extensive coal mining region. Its
population numbers about 5000.
At the Colorado Southern train dis
patcher's office in this city it was said
that the last news received from Trini-
dad was that the city reservoir had
gone out 1t could not be learned
whether any loss of life resulted or
what damage was done. Railroad men
said it had been raining very heavily
in the vicinity of Trinidad since
Wednesday night.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-01
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

No one who is acquainted with
its good qualities can be sur
prised at the great popularity of
Cham berlain s Cough Remedy
It not only cures colds and grip.
effectually and permanently, but
prevents these diseases from re
sulting in pneumonia. Its III o
a certain cure for Group Whoop
ing cough is not dangerous when.
this remedy is given. It contains
no opium or other harmful sub
stance and may be given as conf
IDENTIFY to a baby as to an adult.
It is also pleasant to take. When
all of these facts are taken into.
liberation it is not surprising
that people in foreign lands, as
well as at home, esteem this rem
edy very highly and very few are
willing to take any other after
having once used it. For sale by.
Barker s Drug store.
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JAPSEVERYWHERE REPUL SED
THUR CONTINUED FROM
SEPT, 20 TO SEPT. 2o.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 1.-The gen.
eral staff has received news that in the
general assault on Port Arthur from
Sept. 20 to Sept. 26 the Japanese were
everywhere repulsed.
In view of the above advices the au-
thOrities at the war office discredit the
Chefoo report that the japanese have
captured the main forts at Port Ar
thur. The information of the war
office proves that the Japanese losses
during the siege have been $4,000
killed or wounded.
The health OF General DragOmiroff
Is worse and there is now no Question
OF his going to the front. General
DragOmirOff's name mas been men
toned in connection with the appoint
ment of chief Of staff Of Grand Duke
Nicholas Nichelaieyitch, should the
latter be appointed commandments
OF the Russian forces in Manchuria.
The reports from Seoul of the land
Ing Of the Russian detachment from
VladivostOk north of Hamheung are
denied at the war Office. The few
Russian troops in Northeastern Korea
went there overland.