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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
SPONSOR MISS.
MONTAGUE.
The GovcrnorE1 Informs Ship-Yard
That His Little Daughter Will
Cl1risten Battlesl,ip Virginia.
TUG SINKS IN The I HARBoR.
Mammoth Schooner Thomas w.
Lawson Still Stuck on the
Chaplain Dead.
gnonin1 y rho r,lt,1es.plspatc

Especial 70 Tho Times Dispatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Feb. o4.--The
tug rcaser, OF Norfolk foundercd in
tho harbor here during a gallo which
swept over this section this afternoon.
THE little vessel was made fast fore
and art, but the waves caused the aft
line to part. IN swinging around. she
struck q submerged pile and Immediately
vert to the bottom. AS tho accident
occurred In shallow water, It is believed
that the vessel can be raised with little
difficulty. The Teaser belongs to Sam
MARX, Of Norfolk. l-
Chaplain Thomas w. Barry, Of Fort
Monroe, died suddenly this morning Of
heart failure. He had been stationed at
Fort Monroe for two years and was
by5n widow, three sons and ore daughter.
ono OF his sons is in the army. He was
born in Canada, September %, 1852. He
was appointed chaplain In the United
States army from Kansas, August 8.
1882. He was the D honor graduate at
Ontario College in 1877 !, ard was an alum
nus or Nashotah Theological Seminary
Of wisconsin,, graduating In 1874. ,ii8
sEVDN-MAsTTRs STUCK.
The seven rnastedf schooner Thomas Nv.
La wson stillSi aground at Point Breeze,
on3tllc barsjust3 below this city. At high
( tide to-day tugs made q desperate Of
fort to pull her Oft. and succeeded IN
moving her a few feet She probably
viii be released at high tide tomorrow.
Governor Montague to-day informed the
Newport News shipbulding and Dry
Dock Company that he had selected his
daughter, \ Miss Matilda Gay Montague.
to christen the first class battleshlp
Virginia, which is to be launched at the
ship yard here On April 9Th. s.}.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
ELEGANT CONCERT.
Two Marriages il Durham y
Brakeman's Leg Crushed.
fSnecialsto The Times


\ DURHAM. N. e., Feb. 24.--An Interest (; i
Ing programme was presented by the stu.
Music last night. The entertainment vas
gottenEup by Miss Rachel Sims and MISS
Tam Die Battle, two Of the faculty. Nearly
every seat In the large auditorium was
occupied. a III !, \. I! i, !. !, ~, y
of the BRIDES rs ! ana y y
Montg omcry Gates on South Street. ! I.I
night The CONTRACTING parties We're 8 NJ ~,
j s. Paul and Miss Tinnie Gates. Key ...,.
a. 'P Barbee.. pastor OF the Christian
Church. ofic!ated. a..
Yesterday morning at II o'clock Mr;
IT. J. Holloway. Of II olloway Station. ana
Miss Lula Beavers. Of Chatham county,
were married a t the home. OF the Drlde :
parents. Only q few relatives n ,9s m dol.
loway. the groom. is a prominent elt .i.,a
Of this county, having served at one 1ll u Z
w lakewood, front Y, brak g. q, f OH
ibstwecn 4 two box cars in the yard mere e, :.
this morning about $50 g CLOCK s amn ~ ss =
'fG5ankIe that amputaion will beSneces-
sary. Ho was carried to the W avs avs fio0-
nj s9
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Cook-Fletcher.

81 fHnertal to The TimesrDlspatch,)
ding Of unusual social Interest occurred
here yesterday afternoon. Mr; A!ch hi,sa
Omilena Louise Fletcher, OF Warrenton:
Quietly msEr!ed Ct the Seslasnea Ct
,Tha groom is an able and successful
yo oi business man, while the bride pos pos,
sesses a. ma tural charm q, manner when
will make her loss keenly felt ~ this
She Is also gifted with . rich soprano
and admiration OF al who bear 4, \ J, s
bridesmaids We're Misses May Mauzy
etehsr agd Emily WSa9dtYH a !s!Ga swo
brothers-c Gorge Latham. FletGher and
4, n, Fletcher JrIWatson q. c9ok !, ana
George nalay!nb s q NEW Me- Y foFS' Z aleaA sem
"A I enc,s Il reception was held Ct s
O'clock elabo SaIs sse'at1 en- n maRs
their home In Dallas, Texas,
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Essex, Notes.
speclal to The -Dispatci.)

b LANE VIEW, VA. Feb. o4.-There is a
strong probability that Mr.. Hayes, OF
Richmond. will be called to Saluda and
sUrbanaa Baptist Churches He preached
there recently and gave general satisfac-i
ton. S
4 The steamer pahannock,g Of the oys-
ter police service. has been in the river
several times recently.
i Much interest Is centered in a ministers
and laymen's meeting to be held at Glebei
Landing Baptist Church on the fifth Sun
day in May Mr. L, A. Coulter, Of the
citation. and Mr.. w. G. Phillips, the sweet
singer, will be present. & {S
& 4. "A. rally in the interest OF State missions
Is. to be held at Tappahannock some time
In March. r. d. Garland. field secretary
Of the State Mission Board will be the
principal speaker. The programme is in
charge Of Rev. Frank Beale, OF Tappa-
hammock. v IS @ iS4 Il 5S s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
Deer and Dog Die Together.

RoSBURY, VA, Feb. 24.--There wa
m UGH settlement near this place Mon
day. Thomas Johnson, q worthy I, COL o :.
ored man lost fine setter in a pG,c ~ e
farmer. and IS also a great hunter and
5trapper. While his boys were out Mon
day looking after his traps, + fine ha sss-
i,,mned three fine deer. In their .flight,
} being Closely a followed BY the setter the
Frightened deer attempted to cross the
Chicka hominy Swamp. winch was as frozen fsaS.n
over. When in mid-stteam the Ice broke
and two OF the deer went down. carrying
with them the fine setter. One Of the
deer after much labor got out OF me
ICY water but the other with m, IN. Inc n 10y :
we're carried by tho current. The dead
animals cannot be found until inc ice
gorge Is broken. &.
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DOUBLE WEDDING.
Grace Methodist Church Scene
Of Interesting Event.
neclal to The Times.Dlspatch

.MEHERRIN, VA, Feb. AT Grace
Methodist Church, situated several miles
below Lunenburg Courthouse. a beaut!-
full double marriage ceremony was SOL
emnized at o. clock this afternoon. The
contracting parties were brother and sis
ter. respectivcly, of the families OF Mr..
and Mrs. s, II. Love and Mr.. and Mrs,
o. G. Snead, and their names are as fol
lows: Mr.. George G. Snead and Miss Violet
Love. Mr.. Leon Love and Miss Lizzie
Snead. Rev. s., II. Love, father OF the
former bride and latter groom. performed
the ceremony amid a large connourse OF
friends and relatives Of both couples,
The church was beautifully decorated,
and the first couple led the party and
was married. while the latter followed
close in tho rear and acted as best man
and maid Of honor while the ceremony
was being performed. lmme diately at
the conclusion of this the rear couple
gave way and the former took their
places while the latter marched up and
In a few moments were pronounced man
and wife, . !,
and Messrs. "A. B. NJ. Fowlkesaa and Love
acted as walters. Both couples are very
popular, and Immediately after tho cer-
emory they repaired to tho home Of MI.
and Mrs. s. II. Love. where q Ereceptionl
In the old Virginia style was rendered
them. lSt4t t3E ~ ss X
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erty Of another railroad company. This
question was decided last week ny the
Circuit Court OF Mercer county in favor
OF the Deepwater Company, and ! am
informed to-day that this company has
d corps Of engineers at Glen Lynn. one ~,
at ITgg leston i ~ Springs and one ~
Bncksburg. thus indicating that they Will
build across the country from Clark's
Gap. In Mercer county, w. Va. to Glen,
Lynn Giles county cross New River and
this stream to fey n, miles wsst c,k q
burg and down tho Roanoke cast, tho
Impression being that the :Deepwaterl
Company is q part Of the Wabash b sys-
If this be true, tile Importance ct this
enterprise cannot be measured. I, !, par par
hon tas coal fields to tho tlantic has
been the long wished for, scheme Of dn, =
great many southwest yirginia pefNLp a
they. cannot say too much in praise Of
the Norfolk and Western for what It mas
idooe fors the material development OF
Virginia.; but there Is room for more.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
3iT Il :, STATE DOCTORS.
Officers Elected and Banquet
jHeld-Meet Next at Greensboro.

Especial to The Times Dspatoh1 ~.
DANVILLT, VA, Feb. a24.--'The siHih
3annlia i ,conyen ton OF tho Trl-State Medl-
cal Association OF the Carolinas and m
Virginia adjourned this evening AFTER
two days session here; The ottiesrs
$nrIy,Ile. va; e-Presidents.D Dr.. South
"a to Leigh, Norfolk; DR.. Il. ~ Roystsr,
5Rnl eigh, N. o.; Dr. Defotx8 Wtlson, spar
6tunburg, 8. O.; Secretary and 9 treasurer r
HI The .conventionRIext year will be held
I at G reensboro, N. G., during Y he II month
Sof February. 5sf &. q S8 4 I. !,
ss rho local Of edlcino rendered
the visiting physicians Q h banqu ct B TO- %
night 85E s933st iiss NH 4ttgi y 53S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
( New Depot for charlottesville.
(speciaI to The Times-DIspatch

5000 7SDec1Al to The TItneS-DIsIIdLCtI'1
CHARLOTTEsvILLE Va. Feb. 24.---
Tho chesapeake and Ohio Railway Con.
pany to-day their acceptance 81
the Cham,berSof Commerce. and endorsed
BY BY the City Council. in substantially the :,
exact form in which # was submitt 81.
All that now remains to be done Is re to !,
authorities and the railroad officials and
an act passed by the Legislature SWING
the city authority to close Filth ,; and
FOR :. new nassenger depot at Main Street
Station, to cost 10000. and the building OF
an overhead steel bridge across the COM
pany's tracks at the. east END OF Main
Street at a grade Of five per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
VIRGIl''l'''|'I]|:. J. ! !.
BR IEFS

Especial to The Times Dspatel,.)
FRhDERlCKsBURG V "A I, i y LED Cd ~, aa1T
". Jett near spotsylyania Courthouse;
assurance only seven hundred dollars.
'NORTOLK. YA.-Seamen Mulvey, HAYS
and Allison u. s. N, who arted aysmall
rot il the ferry this mo or Fbe, ware al
most killed two police officers who tried
to arrest them. as u. * q, !, +.
WOODSTOCK, Tho dwelling house
@. MIR, Absalorn Cofman. at Edinburg,
3,wus almost totally destroyed by FIRE tll.s
morning. Damage will amount TO about ''ll
vi ORANGE. Want. Charles Para CORY,
section hand on the Southern 4 RallWay.
Somerset. He was unloading steel rails.
when ono slipped, and striking his leg.
tore the flesh from the knee Down; =,
Ian u VIEW, " Rev. i. w; Ryland.
of Middlesex. who has been quite. i'll, Is
improving, Rev. Ryland has preached at
Hermitage Baptist Church for thlrty-two
years, and is loved and respected BY the
whole community.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
ELEGANT WEDDING. Z
Miss Landonia Douglas Kipps
Becomes Bride of CIV. Black.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
Il BLACkSBURG,. A. Feb 24.---Cnel OF
5Biacksburg took Nplace at the Metloolst
Church on Wednesday morning at ten
O'Clock, wien Miss Landonia Douglas
kiprs. daughter OF NE. and a, Mrs; y, IL =;
w. Black.
The church presented a brilliant scene,
with It's myriad lights, potted plants and
palms, handsome gowns and =, beautiful \ Y
party ntered promptly at ten o'clock TO
the strains OF Mendelssohns wedding
march. beau titully rendered on tho organ
Mrs NJ, Ru}aR on
4 / The ushers entafdda ,irst Z, Mr.. James
Otey1with Mr.. 3J..R r. c1owan! flowed
BY Mr.. William. G.. Elicit with MI. Fr lij =,
Spiller. Miss ELIZABETH k !, I the maid
terlng on.the arm Of her father, was met
at the chancel by tho groom and his
best man, Professor j. N, Johnson.G and
al advancing TO the al. aitaraweere met by y
marriage ceremony after which the brt-
day party left the church In reverse or
der. While Ettle march from Tannhauser
was being played, h, ,,..
tired In white point esprit over white
tafreta picture hat, and carried La France
roses Inc bride looked unusually hand
some IN going away a gov, gown Of e .ni
ana carried shower bouquet of Bride
roses. The couple left at once for south
ern cities.
The presents were unusually costly and
beautiful, and by their number showed
the esteem In which the couple Is held.
The church was. packed to oyertowing;
several pews were reserved for the chill
had taught for several years. Among
the out-o1-town guests We're Mrs. John
Miller. OF Lancaster, Penn; Mrs. w. l.
summerell q Newb .s m n. CT Nj. an 11
Mrs. Price, OF Wears. Va. @
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Adverse Comment.
Especial to The Times D!spa7t'ccslEi.'2

4 BLACKSTONE, VA. Feb. 2i.,-A good
deaf of adverse comment is heard here
~ 70 I5 E Leo upon their refusal to In
.tro ,i a. Bill in tho Legislature grant,
NJ. InerriEseion for a vote to be tax en-
3hele upon tho question whether Or not no
i, d sper sary should be esteablis shed Ii At
The advocates OF the dlspensary,
claim to have IS of the 1b1 registered
whito voters upon their petition skiing sl,
for this vote wh:eh Is soDu hnu uaoley
sisned either petition. H NIT (.
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Visitors Rough Reception.
sjfsnecial i ia Tho Times -Dispatch,)

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, Feb. a..
Lasl n. ght Mr. Arthur Brown. YONG
nun Who recently arrived here from
Street was interfered with by some ne
gro boys, and, when he turned to remon-
stratc, he was struck with a large stone,
which knocked him unconscious and J, ne
morning. Henry Slaughter. the negro
charged with throwing. the stone, was
arrested, and is now In jail awaiting trial .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
Died Of Gangrene From a Corn,

Especial to Tho TImcs,D1spatch,J
LURAY, VA. Feb. 24.-Mrs. j. It. Blr-
ngham. all aged and highly. esteemed
mile south OF Luray. to-day, Her death
was due to gnngrene, superinduced by
treatment for a corn on ono Of her toes.
Mrs. Birmingham had one Of her feet
covered from tho shock, She was about
seventy years Of age and leaves q hus-
I band and several children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
THE DEEP WATER ROAD.
Has Three Engineering corpsin
Field Seeking Atlantic Outlet,

4 (special to The Times Dispatch.)
pEAR1sBURG. VA. Feb, 24.--The peo-
pie Of this section are very much, In
tterested in the recent developments here
in regard TO the much talked Of Deep p.
company has had quite lengthy litga-
don with the Norfolk and Western Rail
way Company In Mercer, county. w: Va,
oyer the question OF the right Of one
railroad company to condemn me prop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
THE VARSITY TEAM.
Walter Curley Takes Hole. \. {
st the New Material. 81
,nnnin n m Thn Timcs. iCh.l

@87 (SpecInl to The T1mcs- DlSpntcH.I 49,
3 CiiAR-OTTESVlLLE VA, Feb "a
Or. Walter Curley.y former second base
man on the Chicago National League CLUB
reached here yesterday from L.eomlnst,e e !
duties as head coach Of the University Of
Virginia baseball team. III
Despite tho cold wind and mud, a ppl y.
campus and a two-hours' practice en-
gagged in: most OF this time .s.ls cons
sumed lin q batting drill, Twenty-Five
candidates reported "a among the now n, men q,
being Conner. the 2oO-pound center rush
on the Varsity football eleven, who is
an aspirant for pitching honors.
& Albert Ortiz who will a ct as profession.
al coach fortVirgtnla this season, Will
arrive within fortnight and take charge
OF the pitching staff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
Killed by Train.

fscecAs-' - The Times lspatch.)
i ALEXANDRIA, VA. Feb 24,-The body!
Of a young white man was broughh here
this morning from Seminary Station,
where he had been..killed by beiEg struck
by a rapidly, moving locomotive on the
yet been Identified. butzit Is thought that
.ho had heen employed as q laborer on
somc railroad construction work In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
The Greenway Stables.
fsnacia1 "a THE Times Dlspatch.)

!. CHARLES CITY C. H.. VA, Feb. Pa
Robert Bradley. who has recently been
in Baltimore. Md, for medical :, ADVICE az &C,
somo days in Washington with his friend.
MIR, Birch, The well known. turfman Of
that city. Mr.. Bradley Will return to
lGreenway. his home. ~ Charles Gity
pins OF his racing stable to Bennings
Track i for the spring meeting, which be-
gins about the middle OF next month,
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misunderstanding.

3 {tsptciai to Tho Times .Dispatcti) 8.6
IEEsg jraG VA. Feb; s!-Nlr. \. g Gilbert
Miss Frances Spring. Of the same county.
idauglli Ter Of George Spring, ESQ, were
married at .Leesburg on Tuesday after =,
ferguson. pastor Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. The ceremony was per-
formed at tho residence Of the oficiatins
minister. In the presence OF o foW frlenSa,s.
.E5Mr and Mrs Utterback VIII RESIDE
IN Prince William county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
Mr.. Shefffey Cashier.

(Speclal to The TImes.Dispatchl
LYNCHBURG. VA. Feb. "a ;-Afr. y. T.
sheffey was to-day elected cashier o. {, me ,a1
a. We Years Mr.. sheffey has been genera
mana ger of the wholesale house OF Gug
genheImer and which nc was pe-
orHS Salem. and r O. Horton, OF Lynch
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sWood-Webb.

Especial to Tho Tlnes-p lspatchl
I'm cHARLoTTEsVlI.LE. FEB. 81
Mr. NJ Wood Of Rishm'ond. Wa /, aa Z
this city lef. here eg TIE a I, train ,,,d
at $3.50 O'clock this morning for WASH;
lngton. where hes were marr!ea 81 ll.so
III, IN Warrington, Mr.. aud N rs y god VII
leave 7fcr St. iAjlYust Inc and other ID tS
Slp Flosl III Fllp tn \ mend an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

March sth. The groom Is a graduate OF
the Miller school; this county, and for
Plumber q ye1rs as bssn S,nhioysaal ~ IN
apeake and Ohio offices II Richmond.
this bride Is the second datlghtery q
Mr.. w. G. Webb, one Of the city best
Known i,tsness men. HI 3.s,lf gslAS; .5 A&t#
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3C.otnpton--Cliser.

fspecial 70 'rhe Times Dispatch N
1URAY,'VA., Feb. "a Mr.. p. FL Comp
ton and Miss Minnie Cllser. two promi-5
nent young people Of nan ~, eouff
III. William Bowers, near the top Of the e!
Blue Ridge. In that county. =. ,,,d,,
Ia The ceremony was performed by 1Lsls' y
John Huff, OF Iuray. * N y
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3Steven1s----.virts.

rs,recial 10 The Titnes-D ispatch)
LEt1sRtj HG. VA. Ireb: 2!.--M =. F1avl,is
q Stevens, soil Of MI ~ =. 4, NJ: Stevens
Abraham virts, ESD. were married at
Waterford At noon to-day, II, the press
ence Of d small number Of invited guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens will make their
home near Waterford, where the groom
Tins large business interests.
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Shultz-Hoover.

a Especial to The Times Ispatchl
Il sTAuNTON VA, Feb. "a Mr.. Waiter
Fl shuitz and Miss Bertha hi IIoover,
3nf this citv. were married last night ~
Rev q. w. Slower, Of the United Br eth
ron Church, ie0 5ist 5SsiSg Rs IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
49, THE GRAND CAMP
Garland Rodes Camp Making
.prenar,ations for Entertainment.

Especial to Tho Times 2! spatch)
S,,t < y COMMITTEES recently appointed by
Garland Rodes 81 Camp Of Conted!eSra !. 9
Veterans Vet a on entertn nment Of TIE g; and
Camp here next SEPTEMBER held a 1,,eu,-
Ing this morning and aEponted s 'a
mittees. s{st sstg ~. !. q, {, "a
tor Mr.. Nv, I3T. steptoe. chairman; . o y
g. 1 Il John S.. Nicholas and r.. II.
Boa wright. lAT meeting OF all the sub
Committees will shortly be called to con Or
$ferSwith the executive committee as as ato 70
8 Tn ihe 4 Chairman OF the executive COM.
mites was h authorized to notify the
Daughters Of the Confederacy, Sons o. @
VETERANS and Home Guards OF the ap-T
Quest them to appoint committees TO fnct
in conjunction with those Of the veterans MS
$co mn. 63i3l 6i1 & aS
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-07-28
VERSION OF =

The popular version of the Red
ENHANCEMENT, which has SO en-
raised the Russian foreign onass
that it grew out Of Grand Duke A
ander Mikhailovich, head Of the
partment of mercantile marine. u
ticaily taking matters into his
hands and commissioning the YES
Of the volunteer fleet which had "a,
through the Dardanelles bound for
far east to hoist the Russian war
and seize merchantmelin the Red seq
is understood that the emperor
censured his brother-in-law for tai,
a step of such gravity without cons
ing the foreign Office. There is .
eral relief, however, at the fact. !
Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovi
precipitate action has not resulted
irreparable complications. The bl
der of the grand duke is attributed
his comparative youth and inez
rience in affairs of state.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-07-28
GOVERNMENT TAGS ITS FISH
Object Is to Identify and Keep Trae

Object Is to Identify and Keep Traek
Of the Finny Tribe.
The United States fish commission
has contracted the small boys habit
of tagging fishes. Metal tags are fas'
tened to marine fishes, which are let
loose in the ocean with the idea OF
Identifying them in case they are
caught at any future time.
Tho tag, which is light and made
Ct copper, is securely fastened by q
wire passed through a fin neal its
Junction with the body. No two tags
are alike, each having its own mark.
ings. Fifteen hundred cod we're thus
duly tagged and released last spring
on the New England coast. The OBJ.
ject of the tagging is to ascertain the
rate at which a cod grows, the fire..
cuency of its spawning and the ex.
tent of its travel in the cea
The same experiment is being tried
this year witch young salmon, arti.
ficial!y Matched, for the rivers Of the
Pacific coast. The fishes are finger.
linss," about three inches long. IN
this way it is expected that the age at
which the salmon ome from the
sea to spawn will be ascertained; also
the rate Of growth, and the percentage
CT fry that attain maturity. The ex.
pertinent is an interesting one. and
iAas en- obvious bearing on fish culture
problems.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-07-28
Rates Are R,aissd

Detroit, July ga general incre
III insurance rates was ordered Sal
day by the supreme tent, knights
the Maccabees of the World. Poll,
hereafter will be furnished new MI
bers at rates ranging from IS cents
each $1,000, at the age of is years.
SITS at the age Of 80.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-07-28
RUSSIANS CAPTURE
An AMERICAN ship
VESSEL. SEIZED IN THE FAR EAST
BELIEVED TO BE THE
STEAMER ARABIA.
BRITISH SHIP SUNK BY
VLADIVOSTOK FLEET
Another Vessel, the ArGova, Fixed on
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Steamer
Searched and Observation-Disclosures
Fleet Ordered Home.

Portland, Ore. July 26.-The steam
er Arabia, reported captured by the
Russian Vladivostok squadron, is be-
lieved to be the Oregon Railway &
Navigation compaly's steamer Arabia,
which sailed from this port for the
orient about a month ago with a cargo
of flour.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-07-28
Adulterated and Misbs.nded Food
Products.
STATE OF North DAKOTA

OouuEy UE l5'ee1e, ~
l. S. Mcpherson, County Auditor,
hereby certify that the following is a
full and complete list of all A%dulterated
aud Misbranded Food products, certified
to me- for publication by, j.. f. Ladd,
Chemist OF the North Dakota Govern.
msnt Agricultural Experiment, Station
a aSFool Commissioners for North Da-
ku!a. onithe 18th day OF july, 1914. !
Given under my hand aud seal this
9TH day of July, 1914.
lSeal] S. Mc'HERsoN.
County Auditor.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-07-28

], E. F. Ladd, chemist of the North
Dakota Government Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station and Food Commits
sioner for North Dakota, do hereby
ccrtifythatthe list of foodproducts emu
merated herein have been analysed anG
the same found to be adulterated with
in the meaning of the Pure Food Law
as shown III each individual case. l
further affirm that this is a true and
correct list to the best of my knowl-
edge.
E. +. LADD,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-07-28
E. +. LADD,
Food Commissioner

North Dakota Government Experiment
Station.
Sworn and subscribed to before me
this the Oh day of July, 1904, Fargo,
N. Oak.
CLAUDE E. NUGENT,
(Seal) Notary Pub ic, Cass Co.
My Commission expires April 9Th,
1905.