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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
TO ARGUE WHERE ne
RECENTLY PRESIDED.
Judge Parker Will Have Case III
New York Court Of Appeals
Next Week.
fBx Associated Press.l

r ALBANY, N. r.. Nov. 2a,--The .unpre-
cedented spectacle OF q former chief Judge.
OF tho Court Of Appeals arguing case
before court from which no resigned to
become candidate for the Presidency OF
the United States, will DO presented here
on Tuesday Of next week, December 9Th.
when former Judge Alton B. Parker will
appearsto argue tho first case IN which he
has made public appearance as counsel III
many years S8 Tho case In which he Is to
appear. is that OF Elizabeth Reich, plain
tff, appellant, against Edith Ia Bau Dyer
and Lillian La Bau Aymar, MS executors
Of the last will and testament Of Alice "
La Bau deceased. Mrs. La Rau was
aunt OF VIM. X. Vanderbilt and the litiga-
ton grew out IT a transaction concerning
the brentwood farm, adjoining the estate
OF Mr.. Vanderbilt, in Suffolk county. the
amount involved is $4,000 and interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
Every Item / Daily Nee silly
Ati DlE Saving Al Our Stores,

Best American Granulated sugar, OEn
s pounds for. 49,. ...............6 OO
Arbuckle's Coffee, pound. ..,.......12Ac
Sour Pickles, allori ............s......,e0o
Small California Hams, Ib..............eej
Large Irish Potatoes, peok..........s.1sc
sn1thfleld Hams, pound. .............16 o5
French Candy, pound. ...... ...s...tbo
New Virginia Buckwheat, lbs. .....25o
New Bon eless Goldfish, lb.............,6o
Imported Macarorl and Spaghetti, ID. &c
Whole Sweet Pickle, quart. JOG
Mountain Butter. 2 lbs for CSC
New Hon1iny ana arlts. e lbs for......5c
Va. Comb Honey, z lbs.
Best Carolina Rice, pound..............oo
Lion or Eagle Coffee, pound.... ....12ho
early juno Peas, can ........so
Shredded cocoaf1ut, pound ...!.. ...,.1sho
Now Ro!ed Oats, Hawkeye, package =. 20 20
New Navy Beans, quart.
Hast City Meal, per PIX. 17c or bush $50.
Best Cream Chase, 2 pounds for....s.soo
Canned Tom atoes, 4 large cans for... :s5o
Quart Jars Home Made Sweet Pickles. loo
Try our silver King Minnesota Patent
Flour 39c. or barrel. s........Se 1bS
Blackberry or cataW'ba Wine, quart .i2o
Ginger Snaps or Soda Crackers, lb...4hoi
salt Pork, per pound. .................eo
Country Joles, pound. .............. 90
Black Enamel Stove Polish, box. $50
Fresh Bologna Sausage, pound. .........7o'
oorned or Fresh Hams, pound. .........ec
Canned Corn, 4 FORE. $50. .........26 c
Duffy's Mali Whlskey, per bottIe.....soe'
S. ULLMAA'S SON,
Maln-street Stores, 1s2o.1s22 East Main
Street; Marshall. Street Store, sos e.
3l Marshall Street.
Phones at our TWO Stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
FARMERS ORGANIZE.
The 1ngleside Club Give an Ex-
hibit of Farm Products.
-lSpecinl to The Tlmes- Dispatch.l

- N Especial to The Tlmes- D1spatch.)
CRENVIJ, VA, November .S.--The FARM
crs OF this section have organized n
club called '~rhe Ingleside Farmers Club. :"
This club gave an exhibition OF farm pro-
ducts in Crewe Saturday 1t is their aim
and desire to impress upon farmers the
necessity for a diversity Of crops, and
more especially TO find 4 money crop as
a substitute for tobacco. Members report
over three thousand bushels of potatoes
IN this Immediate neighborhood, with n
heavy yield, All increased acreage for
next year.
This club will hold an exhibit again
next year, and will enlarge It TO the pro-
portions OF Il county fair for Noltoway,
ST tho necessary cooperation can be Sc
cured, The movement Is thus fan re-
+garded favorably, and no doubt will re-
suit In great good for tho promoters and
the people generally,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29

u r { & + / y b f n [
over the contempt cases in his court,
and defended his own course, tho facts
Of which wera nearly all set forth In tho
minority report III favor of Judge Swayne,
and In previous Testimony taken. Refer
ring TO he case OF II. r. Davis and Sim
con Belden, he said that nothing was
shown that would indicate malice on his
part. & Judge swnyne defended his course
III tho Hosl1ins case. No tender, he said.
was ever made by Hosl<lns in his court
fuh' settlement. lie said he saw no
grounds for suspicion that IL conspiracy
existed to break UP Hoskinss business.
fIe believed, ana tho testimony showed,
that tho books taken by young Hoskins
aid OF the alleged bankrupt, IIoskns.
lie denied that he had in any way pre-
judged the case or young Hoskins, for
whom n contempt warrant had been is
sued. Judge Swayne Justified his action
IN sentencing VIC. 5O'NeIl to sixty days
In Jail for contempt, lie declared that
he had never favored 3. c. Tunison or
bcc,, partial tn him. He referred to at
te1npts by certain attorneys to defame
him In Florida newspapers. lie denied a
number Of statements made by John
sWurts He never made, he said, but one
trip from Delaware to Florida in a pri-
waite car. He made one trip IN the same
car to tile Pacific coast. and paid for tho
provisions himself. lie inserted that dur
ing his torn as judge lilo never allowed
anything to influence his acts outside Of
the law and facts. In answer to Mr..
Palmer, Judge Sway1lo justified Ills uso
OF the private car OF tho railroad COM
pany, which was In the hands OF re-
ceiyel; The committee decided to close
the testimony. and adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
DEMOCRATS MAY join
With REPUBLICANS { ! |
.Revisionists in Both Parties
May Put Up Man for
Speaker
From Our Regular correspondent.)

(Fron Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON ID. c., November 2s-.
1t was made evident to-day that there
arc some Democrats who are opposed to
nominating Il candidate for tho speaker
! ship OF tile next Congress- but who want
to endorse u moderate Republican. It is
tlleir object to have the revis!onists
among the Republicans unite on
some man who wishes to have an extra
session of tho Congress for the purpose
OF revising tariff schedules and to have
the Democrats como forward and sup
port him. stS ass v & i;4
4 There maybe something In the scheme.
Speaker Cannon is known 10 be about
the most ardent OF the stand ipatters."'
a IIc is understood to be opposed utterly to
any change in tariff schedules and to
oppose al extra session All tho Demo-
Gratis, Of course, wantato see an extra
session and the schedules lowered. 1t is
not unreasonable to.thinks they will unite
with revisionist Ii Republicans to defeat
tho old gentleman from Illinois, If they
can thereby elect q more liberal Repul-
5lican. i2i25:
1t is believed the Democrats WOULD pres
fer Representative. Mccall, OF NIasa chu-
sets, to any other J, Republican, He
is q man OF most liberal views,
and on several occasions, NJ tably
on the occasion OF tho contest between
General Walker and Judge LEA! for the
seat in tho House from the Nintl, Vir-
ginin District some years ago, he voted
with the Democrats. lie Is Il Republican,
but OF tho si utmost Independence Of
thought. III sgsl t gslsglrts IfS t8 4;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
A FINE MEETING.
Governor Addresses Large and.
Interested Audience at Academy,

Tho big theatre meeting under the
auspices ruf the Central Young MEMS
Christian Association, Eeld at the Acad-
emy of Music Sunday afternoon, was most
successful, The audience packed the ils,
floor of The theatre and overlooked into
The boxes and balconies II wasv fna
audience Of men. Tie music by n. Floyd
Featlers,op of Washington, was exnacd-
ingly attractive and touching. lIaGdnn =.
Watkins WAS At his best, and the silence,
especially during his last solo, was IN
tense Mr., hirk Matthews Was at the
piano. anl Mi, II. A. Arthur led the sing
Ing, Fer more tlan lhrnerGu3riers of nm
hour the Governor held tho 81; sast at
5lclton.of the men. and the theme, '"fhe
Christian IN Government WAS most ably
dsslt With, nd II !, heen 81 & me
sinee an add ess createi Il more PRO,
ioapd I'M reas,oI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
Verdict FOR Life Insurance 'l''

(S loeSia9r g NEGys WA Nov. cS-In
the circuit Court Of Elizabeth City coun,
t. today. Judge Blackstone rendered z :
verdict in tho case Of. Rathbnn's estate
against the United Modcrns. The e x y
tnrs of the late Professor =, 6. Hathpun,
o. Hampton au9 sae do 5' insurance policy
held in thnt order, payment Of which was s
resisted on the Plea that the deceased 5, !.
tl,c time OF his death, In q distant Aospl-
The The n,aantiffs showed that n check for
the last assessments due had been LETT
IN the hands Of friends, who failed TO
pny them In time, The judge decided ~
favor, Of tho plaintiffs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
BOTH REFERRED.
Joint Committees Leave Propo-
~ sitions to subcommittee.

Tho Committees on Finance and Light
held joint meeting last night TO con-
slider tho ordinance offered by Nh Cot
trelI, to rebate all gas bills to consumers
90 per Gent, pending the construction
of the now gas holder In tho West END.
Tho matter WAS referred 70 n joint
committee composed Of SIX members =
three from each committee.
The Committees on Finance and
Grounds and Buildings held Joint meet
ing later In the evening, aud the matteg
OF selling the Clark Spring lot to the
HOLLYWOOD Cemetery Company was up.
This Was likewise referred TO II Joint sub
committee, composed Of three members
from each committee, with Instructions
10 investigate and rcport to tho rui! CON-
nittces later on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
.NjURDEROUS ASSAULTS
ON PORTSMOUTH! women.
Both Grocery Clerks and Struck
From Behind in the
Same Manner.
Especial 10 The Times.plspateh.)

Especial to The Times-Dspatoh)
x NORFOLK, VA, November S,-Two
numerous assaults upon Portsmouth wo-
men by an unknown negro man within
an hour OF each other and under, SINH
lar circumstances have thrown Ports
mouth into excitement.
in both Instances the. victims were I'M
protected women clerks in grocery stores
and the fact that tho two assaults We're
committed within. an hour Of each other
and other circumstances lead to the SUP
position that the same fiend committed
both.
IN each Instance tho qasailant Is de-
scrlbed us II negro man who desired to
purchase Il small quantity of cakes and
ms his victim turned to I'LL his ORDER, he
struck hnl from behind, s8. ~ Is
THE first victim MAS Miss I.enliie Moore,
OF Third ana Harrison Streets. and sha
was seriously injured having been struck
with Il heavy lead pipc. n.
The second nssalll WIS committed IN
Brighton. and tho victim, n Mrs, Sherr,
WAS also IN charge Of u grocery store,
She Was knocked unconscious. 1nabotll D-
stances tho ussallant WAS either too
frightened to steal or clsc lie assaults
We're tho result OF a numerous instinct
ana We're wantony committed.
Miss Moore aud Mrs ShprrF arc both IN
u critical condition. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL
COMMISSION OF VIRGINIA,
a NOREOL VA, DEG. 6-7

y u Account above occasion, tlic Norfolk
and Western Railway Company wrl sell
inund trip tickets from Itichno,id nj $3.50.
Tickets Will be sold December ith 9Th ANA
9th: good for return lGissags lmiil Les
4.ernbel' .. 1901. Quickest and only all
rail line, Three daily trnns in each li-
Tectlon. Ma change OF cars. For tickets
and further information amply at Ripli-
a,ipnd Transfer Company, ticket agent
Byrd Street station. on II corapalgia Of
ffice, No &3s East Main stree.
.JNO ". WAGNER q. II, BOSLE;A',
Ass City Pass. Agent. Dist Pass. Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
REJECTS BILL OFFERED
BY THE GOVERNMENT
nv Associated Press.,,..)

tBy Associated Press.)
PARIS, NOV. cs.--Durlng the absence
Of several OF the ministerial members the
committee, which has been considering
the separation OF church IND state.t TO-
day voted thu rejection Of the govern
meut's bin, presented by Premier combes
In tia name OF President Loubet' me
action OF the COMMITTEES caused exelle-
mont. It is expected that reconsider
alton OF the bill will he secured mere
after
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
.,.. The BEST GROUP CURE,

- N IHL 70 lIIb UCSI dNU IIE11SL 1EIFdWE 7 HIT'
edy for Group. Is question of vital IN
terest TO the mothers OF small children.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been
in use for over thirty, years, and has
never been known TO fail in any case.
Nr r. +. Compton, public weigler at
Merke. Texas. says Of il: II have used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy IN severe
cases of Group with my children. and ear
itruthfuly say it always gives prompt
relief" There Is no danger In giving
this remedy. as 1t contains no harmful
drug. For sale by al! druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
sLAvS AND ITALIANS
FIGHT AT COAL CAMP.
NV Associated Prexs.l

(By Associated Press.)
L TRINIDAD, COL, November 2,-Over
one hundred shots were exchanged to-day
In a fight at coal camp near Hastings,
Col, between slavs and i Italians. One
man was killed and 1920 was taken from
the body. Another man was seriously
wounded. Nine men have been arrested
on suspicion Of having been engaged in.
the fight. The trouble Is said to. have
arisen from the coal miners strike
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
PRESIDENT INVITED TO
VISIT NEW ORLEANS
(l3y Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2S.--A meeting
of delegates from the progressive union
and MI tho commercial exchanges unanl-
mously extended an invitation to Pres!-
dent Roosevelt to visit New Orleans. A
permanent committee was appointed TO
make all arrangements. The President
was asked 10 spcnd some days here and
see tho port thoroughly, besides taking
a trip to the Nlississppl's mouth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
Passes Through Pittsburg.

(E3v Associated Press) e
PfTTsBuRCi PA. Nov. 28.--The sre-
dial train bearing President Roosevelt to
Washington from st. Louis arrived IN
Pitlsburg to-nightsut S;ao and do arted
ter" minutes later. \ large, and enthu-
siastio crowd was present at tile Union
station. The President sEoke briefly. a
large squad OF police and detectives We re
lined up on either side Of tho train dur
Ing It's stay IN this city, ana every pre-
caution was taken for tho Presidents
safety.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
WANTED IA TRIP.
A Petersburg Runaway Couple
Married in Greenyille.
tspccial 10 Tho Times. i,lsna Il

.INNNtlhI % THO TUnes-UNpi tGh,J ~ 49,
az GltllEISNlLlE. Nc, EUYt ss.---A rnnt
away rpupln from Petersburg, Va, ar
rived hero on the o'clock t;'nin and
We're ,nariiod at o'clock III The, clerks
m s,,nr y. tls eagrioHse bx RgY ,h
conpln were air A. J. Itphertson, aged
= and Miss Martha Hawkins, aged 40,
notl giving Petersburg as u lleir@ bone,
'HheN gave no reason far tllnptng away
~ sai married except that they Wanled
10 take z TIN It
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
IS NOW SPEEDING
BACK TO Capital
Continued from First Pagc.)

nothing and Ethe woman was finally
placed under arrest,
d Miss IIerndl was released at6the Pos
lice station after having been question:
cd at length anu satisfying the authors
ties that she meant no harm TO the
President Tonight she said that she
had a painting OF George Washington on
display in tho varied Industries pavilion,
and was anxious that It BIO viewed by
President Roosevelt. When he failed to see
1t on Saturday sho decided to call on
him OH Sunday to persuade him to SEQ
thnt picture A. z-Nt5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
CHARGED WITH SHOOTING
HANDSOME YOUNG WIDOW
fBy Assoclatod Press.

81 (By Associated Press.)
ALBANY, N. T., November 2S.-Joseph
F.. White, for ten years orderly ~ the
state Treasurcr's Office. IS under arrest
here, charged with shooting Mrs. Joseph
Inc Russell, q handsome widow, this after
noon Jealousy was the only apparent
motive White is sixty-hvc years old and
q wldoWer. 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
Bank Closed.
(By Associated Press,

31Tl7372 % (By Associated Press.)
4 OBERL1N. OHIO. November 2s-The
Citizens National Bank Of this place,
was closed to-day. Tho action was taken
as q result of q meeting OF the board Of
directors hold yesterday. 1t Is generally
that the bank carried notes
Of Mrs Cassie Chadwick, or Cleveland,
to q large amount.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
CENTRAL HOTEL SOLD.
Bought for One Hundred and
Twenty Thousand.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.) I, a!
& C1IAk4A)T,rE. N. G., November 20 d,
rho Central Hotel property, embracing
the fo,lr-story hotel building ana one o.
The n,ost valuable lots in the heart Of tho
city. was sold to-day at public auction.
CAPTAIN w. b. Ryder, formerly one Of the
officials OF the Southern Railway. pur-l
chased tho property, his bid being one
hundred and twenty Thousand. The prop
erty will be greatly improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
utilizing the Candidates.

I'm dom pliriS well now" said lie
Georgia faimet: 'I'Hc sut 'slxleen- cA-rah.
di1alfs pipkin cotton inl' me, IS ~
Hiiow'd lheF tf'ille 10 leave The raee?4
Jumped iip inbblt but the rabbit ont
run ln.R-.Atlanta Constitution
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
Addressed Crowd.
(I3v Ass3>ciate1i Press.l

10y HSSIN.thlE7 C5oo Z
t1RBANAf DEP on, OHIO, Nov. 2s.--At
Richmond, Ind, President Roosevelt adj
dressed = large crowa sat had asser1i-
bled, The President said:
"0entlenlen, want YOU TO feel that,
livery deeply appreciate tho Visibility
put upon me by such a vote as that Of
November 9Th, three weeks ago, and 20
far as III me lies, / will with your help
and with the help OF those who repre-
sent YOU, do all I can to Justify your
confidence
(Cries Of I'VE behave you" and cheers
aud aprola1lse.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
Dr.. Crump Appointed,

Dr., Armlsteaa9 Crump, q gradHAte g
tho University College OF Medicine. SEES
sion OF 1909, has just been appointed IN
terne Of tho Presbyterian Hospital q, ~ y
stni,dyna' The positioi, is one never be-
fore secured by u Ylrgnian. pr. crump,
nfter Ills groduation, served year ~ tho
CITY Hospital and Is a young phvs'elnn
OF flno ppenaise In his, profession, lie WIZ
soon assume the dItlos OF ILLS new post
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
WINTER TOURIST RATES
fsAE vi - ij1i. MIA .r fga1.
rHE8ATLANTIc COAST LINE

THE 9ATEANTICC UASI ZINE.
Winter tourist tickets arc now on sale
ali southern winter resorts Via tne
4 stIa,tic Cast Line This line is lie
shortest, dhickest and most elegantly
enripped between the North and south,
4 offers 70 health and pleasure see4era
seryice eaual.ed by none, You make no
Changes To Florida resorts,
FOR full particulars apply 70 any agent
OF the company. q
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
Threw Stones.

(I3y AEsocIaFfd FrekB,1 -
INDIANA POLLS, IND, November
GA special to tho News from Brazil,
Ind. says. that while tho pilot engine
preceding President Roseyelt's special
trn nwas passing q lonely place near
Brazil to-day, four men threw stones,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
Richmond.

Fran; j. Gould buys controlling inter.
est IN Old Dominion Iron and Nal Wo nns
increase its ontprt---R L. KNOWLES.
4 popular Richmond man commits su, ,..if,;
BY shooting himself while on q visit Win
a marty OF friends TO Dutch Gn p-,-
Funeral yesterday Of Mr. James Z. Y:
Daniel; Bar ASSOCIATION and , Boa[a s,,t a.
able resolutions of respect---l2ccepilon =. %
students Of Richmond by the Central
Young Mems Christian atlon.- !; u.
Charles 3. Cooke sells his handsome dos,
Prince Rodney, for twelve hundred ana
firty dolu,s--fl ckett CAMPS reg g niaT
meeting largely attended--Federa Go VI
aToconvencs after a recess since November q,
ed Metropolitan Trust Company mes
suit against the street railways SID; sHn.
u,Iy between City Auditor and Chairman
ADAMS y MAN1HE,sTF1R - 80 Richmond,
burglar caught by. Chief Lip;Seoma2 ana
citizens after a lively chuse--lacv lanes 8
Buchanan to speak ut Oak Grove Ba
:Churcil---AHayor A1aurice's court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
Whv the Preacher Objected.

A story OF nh eccentric Weslsyan min
iiiyjon,W Onn Sunday lie caused soma
surprise by declaring that lie did not IN
tho least object to people sleeping while
he was preaching, says the LONDON Tele-
a few minutes later he and his. hearers
were disturbed by tho loud snoring Of
man Just below the pulpit,
2hGiYe him, ~ tap on tho head" said the
minister.
fGipe him another again. came tho
order again, StItl The man sumbered.
But az length. BY dint Of nluch tapping
and shaking, lle Tas recalled into abasll'
''You are making IA wrelehel noise,a
roared tho minister, leaning over the
p,ilplt edge, don't mind ,,our Sleep
Ing. but You are preventing other people
from slcepiug.l e IS. 800 s !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29

Here's the practical, COM
mon SO nse, eVery-day-and-
Sunday overcoat.
Medium length, rough or
smooth cloth in vicunas and
5cheviots, different shades.
This coat is correct every
where and everYttn1e.
$500 buys q handsome. one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-29
Virgins

IL 5,s ia W s AA1Ai 4}
Tho Virginia nsld trials e com 4efer a.
| burg couple married in Greenville, n. g..
- Y Dung Walter Jordan, Of Deans, VA
shot through the foot with his own gui -
I. turns 10 her mother at Norfolk With
pathetic tale Of cruelty and des TT, I,5do
he supervisors Of chesterfsd a64pt w, wads
reS for all H1nF IL Mu agp fo o
HIM him s for n,Srd der G. Carson. Of
Hs aRR9'pjtsd TO Ee s cafoe
knights Of America hold biennial session
lin Petersburg and elect ofhcers--I,L ~. w
Portsmouth women, both or them CLERKS
Sin grocery stores murderopslH assanisef E,
h. North Carolina.
Il Walter Il. Moorecock kills a negro near
Grated by the jtll'y-----,Javan Long, serving
yaeven-year sentence for murder, pardoncd
sfy Governor Aycocl Three persons ull-
.yaocinated-- School supcrintenden.ts to
sneet In Raleigh "Wednesday with view OF
attaining uniformity---,'he Central Hotel
at Charlotte sold at public auction
General.
st. Petersburg hears that Japanese as,
saut Oh Port Arthur mas been repniS Sta
skil1nishing on left flank; serious ilsntlng;
reports received OF three days. lighting at
0oa Pass; Kuropa tlsin uses big automobile
ana IS anxious to get others: chinese
i stricken with awe---Ad ADMIRAL Dewey DC.
( clines to serve OF North Sea commission
! - Russia accepts invitation to conclude
Earbitlnton treaty with the United States
Z - Colleges win in great I, la yclWeaEneI
will case; University Of Virginia 70 GGt
Sl00. 0Vp---Prcsdent Roosevelt now on MS
way to Washington after visit to World s.
Fair---CanadiaIl cruiser selzes American
fishing vessels for violating aW---Preach;
or In court tries to kill judge--,--ll1t US oand
or Nine. Scliumann-lIeins dcad---Loni
Vile praying for end of drought--Na m
Peterson, much detected, returns 70
tTombs to await beginning. of new trial
--Swaync inquiry continues; Judge
swayne makes long statement II his own
Young Putney off for st, Louis;
jewerly has been recOvcred---A annual re-
port Of Secretary OF War; annual report
Of Commissioner of I6bor--Judgc Speer
says prevalence of crime Is created IN
American than in European cities---Io
restore channel at Sewall's I'olnt---ynl.
?damall sends sarcastic reply TO PRESIDENT
Z 1,oosevet's compliment TO- mississippi
Notwithstanding news OF the day.
Great sensation in New York over Chad
wick case---Woman arrested In Colorado
charged witt! huying votes, dl .
invited 10 visit New. Orleans---Illrcc are
buried under tons Of Clay---.-One man
loses life in pltcned battle between
Italians In Pennsylvania