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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
WOMAN PITCHED FROM HER BED
AND DIED Of HEART DISEASE

Mrs. Caroline Smith. So years old. who
had been employed by Mrs. Ella M. Jos
lin OF 800 Washington street, was found
dead at that house this noon.
to call her. She found Mrs. Smith on
tho foor and partly wrapped UP in the
bedclothes.
Apparently Mrs. Smith felt ill and in at
tempting 20 leave her bed pitched forward
and soon after expired.
Medical Examiner Perkins viewed the
body and said that death had resulted
from heart disease.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
TWENTY DOLLARS A BIRD
AND COSTS OF THE COURT

Carmine Ciccione and stephen Luigi. in
dicted for killing birds, pleaded nolo con-
tendere in Judge wilburs court today.
They shot four robbins and one blue jay.
Judge Wilbur imposed n fine OF $50 for
each bird The defendants must also pay
costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
ALLEGED Wife MURDERER
ENTERS PLEA Of NOT GUILTY

Boston. Dec. 2s.--John Kicker. OF
the grand jury today on the charge OF
numbering his wife. Helen. by shooting
at their home last night. He pleaded
not guilty when arralgned in the Charles
town municipal court. The police allege
that the homicide was the result OF a
family quarrel
Relatives Of Mrs. Kicker who live In
Brockton. came here today and made
arrangements for shipping the body to
that city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
GAS COMPANY MAY
DEMUR TO INDICTMENTS

Though this was the dag set for par
ties TO plead to indictments found by the
last grand jury who had not previously
pleaded. the Providence Gas company
against which there are two Indictments
pending for pollution Of the Providence
river. didn't apear.
Counsel for the gas company obtained
few days ago copies OF the indictments
and a demurrer may be filed within q
few DAYS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
MOUNTED OFFICER INJURED.

Edmund. J. Munroe, mounted officer at
the Second station. met with a slight mis-
hap this noon. While az the corner OF
Charles street and Gladstone avenue his
horse slipped and fell In such a way that
Munroe's left knee was caught and badly
twisted. Tie was taken home In the police
patrol wagon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
SEVERAL SUITS INVOLVED
IN PATRICK GRADY'S CASE

Before Judge Johnson and Jury was
begun today the trial OF the suit OF
Patrick Grady against the Rhode Island
company to recover 5000 for damages 10
a party wagon.
1t IL claimed that a carelessly managed
car OF the defendant corporation struck
the plaintire wagon and badly damaged
the same.
There are other suits involved in the
outcome OF this one
j. J. Nolan. David s. Baker and LAWS
a. Waterman represent the plaintiff and
H. W. Hayes and l.. s. Hoffman the dc
fendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
FALL RIVER STRIKE
:|S NEAR ITS END.
fcontinued from Page One. |,

According TO Joseph G.. Jackson, one
~ the principal causes for the weaken
ing of the operatives was the American
Federation Of Labor assessment affairs.
He says the people who were out on
strike had been led 10 believe that the
federation would carry the strike along
and that there had been too much blar-
tng OF trumpets from San Francisco. AS
. result OF what was said about the as
eessment the expectations OF the opera
tives were pitched at a high scale and
the slowness OF the federation in the
matter IN sending In the money caused
many Of the strikers to become dlsheart-
sned and that was why the meetings Of
Tomorrow morning were called.
He said there had been too much pos
1ng Of officials Of the federation. but
that as far as the rank and file Of or
kanized labor was concerned they had
done their duty nobly. II was through
no fault OF theirs that the full amount
>of the assessment had not been received
Mr. Jackson called attention 10 the
Tact that the assessment had been voted
on the 18th OF November and that Il
was not until Dec. 10 that President
Gompers sent out his Official notification
ipf the fact.
Despite the fact that about six weeks
pave e,apsed since that time. the strik-
US nave only received AZE,NVO OF the
money which according 10 figures OF the
membership Of the federation. is not
quite the amount Of the FIRST weeks as
sessment
CALL OF THE SECRETARY.
The call OF Secretary Jackson 20 the
members OF the union is the shortest Of
al the leaders and II read between the
lines goes To show that some feeling has
been aroused among the labor leaders
as result OF the strike and its con-
duct
Mr. Jackson's call Is as follows:
ITO she Members OF the slasher Tend
ers Union-Some members Of TIE union
have expressed desire 20 have a vote
taken on the advisability OF continuing
the strike. The executive committee OF
The textile council. acting under instruc-
tions Of that body. have decided that such
On opportunity be given and YOU will
therefore meet at St Mary's band room
Friday morning at 10 o'clock 10 take
action on this question.
Secretary Tansey of the Carders' union
who Ia also president or the textile coun
eil. said that he had nothlr< 10 say in
regard 10 latest Developments In the
strike situation. lie was perfectly salts
fed 10 leave the decision TO the members
of his union. What the action az HE
union would oc he did not care 10 trv
90 predict
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
GREAI ACTIVITY AT NAVY YARD.

Toulon. France. Dec. Blowing TO the
crisis I'm Morocco the navy yard here
shows the greatest activity. Preparations
are going ON 90 have n naval division
consisting of the battleships Charlie
magnc and lena and two cruisers In
readiness 60 proceed TO Morocco II n
crisis accentuates
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
SHORT OF COAL.

Halifax. ~. s.. Dec a.--The steamer
Maryland from Glasgow and London for
Philadelphia, put into this port today
short OF coal. She left London. Dec. IL.
and reports headw ins and very heavy
weather. After taking on 100 tons Of coal
the steamer will proceed 90 Philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
SULTAN MUST CHANGE
HIS COURSE OF ACTION

Paris. Dec 29.-Ambassador Porter
called on Foreign Minister Decasse 40
day and discussed the situation I'm Mo-
rocco, which Is seriously occupying the
steps have yet been decided upon, but
Il IL evident that France Is determined
to act decisively unless the sultan re-
verses his offensive action towards
France.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
SLIGHT FIRE.

The alarm from box 32s at $50 o'clock
this morning was for FIRE IN J. Mckee
and company's sausage mandatory. f9s-
as Washington street The FIRE originated
IN room used for smoking sausages
The damage was slight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT.

washington. Dec 2e.-President Roose-
Welt has appointed J. Hampton Moore
of Philadelphia chief of the bureau of
manufactures of the department of com
merce and labor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE nav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II u fails
20 cure. r. w. Groves signature is on
each box CSC.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN TIE
NEWS

1c per word first insertion: &c repeat:
iwk SC. per word: 2wks. Sc per word:
swks 7c per word, 1pn~ Sc. DER word
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
JUVENILES TO PLEAD.

Juveniles who have been indicted by the
last grand jury must appear and plead
on Saturday morning In Judge Wilbur's
court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
SENTENCE DEFERRED.

James Alwell. indicted for maintaining
disorderly house today pleaded nolo
contendere in Judge Wiburs. court
Sentence was deferred
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
Chicago Stocks.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire OF ]. J. QUINLAN a CO..
SO Weybosset street.
open. High. Low. aP.M
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29

- GUARANTEED CURE FoR PILES.
Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrudlng
Piles. Your druggist will refund money
PAzo OINTMENT fails TO cure you In
, 10 IL days. soc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
The Cotton Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire OF J. J. QUINLAN a. CO.
Stock Rrokere So Wey bosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-29
The New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire of j. j. QUlNLAN & w.
stock Brokers, Sc weybosset street
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
Jcoefolonier | palaitina

FalPitinas % Sprieits 8oIoniie.
ring meo r~usiiife % rumpnife Sober
bar MI pnognaet / 81 gar, inotil
1900 nnoer Se0elie al Baron Rctb.
if)ilb, ienere al ct engeIif SeIifab meo
SGbe / Baris, ",Ssepii6 Colonization
a~siociation", Der bar iat mere Sart
| geppgelien. Ser iinoeS MI 90 iaa.
banne Ssbefolonier i 8aI9itina. Gen
rloIte, &ndou.le. 3ion (oen fsrite /
Sion) llgser omtrent ~ Zines Hei.
ie ira Saiia oeo 8eien til Seruialem
% blep sriinoct 1882 al ier rlisiiife
5amilier. Gen er M ! blpmitrenoe
So%rfotnirtg % Ieper bopeoiogelig al
Sinapl. S. 1900 p~robucereoes ser
21a Miaion ailo 9riier. Siolisere
bieu ale bisie Ieperebe til Hotbi6iIos
Slnfieloer; men MI gipes Der Sagere
al Bin ira Ealpitira / ale itore Ell.
ropGiife SonoelSitGoer. st aroet
9spbpgge peo Soifa er Wilpet Ssroel
CSSraeIs Saab), peo en- 1870 opret.
tet, al 300 eleper beisat, meniterppr.
dig SanobruaSIfole. gn 8inoprfer.
foloni ,er ogiaa Samaria melem Sal.
ia og Soiia meo 1914 Somilier. He.
dolotti (Sletteu) er gritnolaet al rus.
life Sober; man tGuer Der "a YPil.
lion &initpffe % Suiinber al DIOR.
bGr., WanoeI., Ippeliin. OF Gitrons
tracer % rige aornagre. 0hilebes
peb Saiia eruGrer iig pGieutlig Deo
appeIiinoprfuing. Zen teller 10
SamiIier. 5 Gbeoerab, 6 0fil ira
Gpicrea, npber man oct iielbue Sim
al prPatiBe Sfope, bbori iinbeS ale-
baauoe Iilot. scr oprfeS %napnlie
pucbe, Seiom % 9pg. Sgiaa Riid,-
mar.6aiaroen Go9tere neo Sorban)
Ieuer operpeienbe al aoru. og 9pGa.
iruatoprtnina 90 raober oucr Ell 900
&uTgbcitanO, ifieut Den fuapt bar
100 S%nbbpaaere. SobafsbprfninB
oripeS / WctiIe i Rpro.8 aIilGo meb
60 6nmiIier. 6%prloen OiSie o. au'
Gre aolouier boloer iiocn 1901 pber.
Iiaerc lem poo at bIiue til, % oct or
ioaIeOeS at baobc, at oct me engeIife
SeIifabS 8lan i9icn at gisre Bale.
TINA til ct frnatbart Saub % Ssoerue
til ct ~probuftipt 8oIf, iaapiot mlIi9t
bIipcr pirfeliggiort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
Uaar Saoeren,
lieeer unoer Sosiet.

Der fom en- @ilt fisrenoe meo ct
&slGs forbi eli goitoesoaro; bet enc
Siul fon uoenfor orn bsie 8eifant,
% 21siet prlteoe. Gfter euoeI StrGp
1T @utten Seitene flar af Ssipognen
% BANDIT Dem til ct @jeroe. Gerpaa
gif ban ino i Sliiet % boo @anben
Der, at ban ifrloe biGlpe BAN at faa
2rsiet "paa ret ajsl" ieien.
~@i iiooer iiit os ipiier @ibbos,
@utten nliu," ia Wanoen. "Iil Oh
fife irtte ois bio og faa en- Bio
meb2" tof 7
Seq ifuloe nof eierne bile bet, "
ipare6e @ntten, men ieg er bange,
Gar life oil life oct"
"aa, ban fan oa life ia noset moo
bet; on arbeioer fanmeget bebre, mar
on bar ipiit." Saa iatte @utten iig
tiIboros. Otter @iooagcn fom man
inb meo Safe.
"Sil on life Ia en- Stop 8affe, Out
ten min?" ipiirete Ianoen.
seq ifulbe nof gierne oct, men
ieg er rGo, Gar life biz life oct"
"9(a, tag en- Sop &affe; on biz life
ia onbt al oet." Srlilut oraf iaa Gut.
ten aaffen.
~Sio neb liot," ia @anoen. "Si
bill title uogle Minuter i slpiierne.
Oct er life goot at arbeioe iaa life Ell.
ter Miobagen.~
Seq ifiloe nof fife oct, ies ogiaa, "
ia 8iitten; men ieg er reb, 5or life
bill life oct"
"&9S Din 5ar life bill life oet!"
uobreo Mahoen. "Gn mao ga ba en-
fcr'frGffelig fRr Sdr, on. San ip.
mes life at life nogenting. Seq ifuloe
ba Moro al at tale nleo Den Ntairo.
Spor er ban2"
"Io," ia 8utterL "ban Iigger III.
Der SslGSiet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
Gpilfcn Stano CT ocn met
ifiniDgc?

On itoIieuif %ioenifabSmnno. Ser.
riaui, bar giort Stinipae til 8ien'
itono for iuoeaaeuoe Stuo;er % inn.
set no. at pisie StGuoer % Irofes.
itcncr er mere ouIaGt for Sfiuinac
cno andre, Miuoit ifinipoe cr arfi-
tefterue, eiter Dem fonlmer Trciterne,
aSpofatcrne % sc @tlitGrc; Serpaa
islser llriueriitctSIGrere, Sournoli.
tier. 5orfatterc, SGaer og tiIililt
Sfueipiuere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09

" 10y
neooper 9affen. De hapoe Set oa
SIGoe. bporpaa De itsrre Born bapoe
hrngt iig opeitpon gagogen men
aonernc ieIp ait, ct Bar al Dem bapoe
en- hinge poa Rpgsen aoot og parnlt
Iinotulet. Saa ton, DC ipaierertoe og
prGtenbe ncboper Sticn; man funbe
bore Dem lang Bel. Soften itanoiebe
uoenfor port pms, 90 en- Nono % to
&uiroer begap liz mo / @aaroen.
8angosren bar Iaali, men 2naien par
aontmeI eler Srnffet itGrft nof
inet Den aif op lneo ct grag, % 100
~itornieoe DC op / anoen etase, bppr
pi boe6e.
De nunbreoe paa geren unoer nai.
bruSt Snaf, Sfria og Sruiler
ip1tteoe iaa oct flnifebc / @9ggen,
men Dor Sifferbeoslaas bolot, % In.
benfor bapbe hi | itsrite 6art tablet
% Soroe % Stole, Rei, Oct nptteoe
life Snobrub peo beilps DAG par
10 laa lin Sag ioa Iorme6e De at.
FER neoober 1rappen. Men oa De Ell.
ter bette mislpffeoe 5elttog iamIeoe
ia meo Helten al 5loften o. berret.
tebe ON Dor oiifpeIige, tauie Rob-
Itanb, hIep Den treble aiGrrina, Der
bapoe ilpnget aarcuS peue lllOibal
ON zig TT Iom ct Wiinbe ira Sptten
ioa roieitoc, at bun iprong op
pna min Ssns lille afebnffe | @aor.
oen iiilgt al be andre 10 % oen enc
al MGnberne.
3erpaa be9pn6te Be ct Sfraal. en-
Srucn meb fupttebe, ipnrte SGnoer,
Ell Spptten, ct Sui moo os en-
SpGien ga ale Dc Sorbonoel.
ier, DC %Ipugeoe moo bort uifplbigc
Siem.
Seq itob ifiult bag Ell root 3oma.
lies 8oroin % iagttog, ligeiom for.
befiet, erebet al bette piloe Sptrin,
mems ice tGuftc: Oct gaar life eoot
min lille gi9e, Ger ifuloe fsSes A
Woaneoer eiter, bill imogiGIoe
ieg islcr oct paa mig, Ia, tGnf, at
bette or apiuber uleo imna Barn paa
8pggeu Rebrc Zig mig ielp.
- 6rlien ianr life SOP at ltaa ser,
bsrte ieg en- Hsit iige; oct bar min
mile aoffepiee, ieIp en- g~ibSpoloing
r. bun trnf mig meb Maat pef, men
oct idmme leiteS 5ortrpaelien, iea
brat / Ell poloiom, rent bpiteriif
8raab, ibct ieg giertog: 9eore at
BABE aipet Dem noget - ieg iaar nnb.
giGloc bette!
sc, ser fommer Solfene ira
Gapio giIberg roobte @arnepigen,
naa if De Cart | iig. Sa, DC faiteoe
liz ale op pan SlG0em imurte poa
Den i~taffeIs git o. iaa aif oct itrp.
aeH0e 2auOeucien neooper ill Rauue.
itab.
ga min lille Gigc bleo ieOt | Nfai
Manueo, mprfeoe ieg itrofs, at Sier.
teilagct life bar normalt - iaa rapt
90 8uitcn libt fort.
Get err SoterneS 6orbunbeIie,
0oftor. Der bor rorumet benoe. Seq
felte oct oengang - ie9 ielte oct, "a
8uo!
EFT DC, Triie. ser or friiten. tror
pna iIigt. ioareoe ban balpt / Spsg.
9ogIc iaaoanne SaterfpinocrS YsbeI.
iprog -,
- SroIoonb bpiifeoe ieg.
Senere Oa bette aIporlige, origni.
ife SiIiGlbe 6lep fonitateret, iaabe ben
ioume Serge:
: bcuoeS ipoeuoe og ellepte Ior
pil oct bile iig, ON beHbes aonItitlt.
ton er itGrt uof til at mobitoa en- SEA.
t%aitroie - men llbpiflin9Saareuc bill
bun neppe titune operitoa .
Set ippcnoe glur alcb ODER eiter Ell
ipGr SiertebctGuocIic - Bun blcp Ell
intelligent SfnIcnide - BET c[Ieptc
Gar bnffc0e brut un6cr.
@cn iutct 2ieblif itaar mere Ic.
pcnSe for mig. emo 81 Sctienc itiaebe
iig op paa 9aftcu Ii0c moo bort 0oa.
Iiaiulcuiubu % banoeOe min SiIpG.
relic, Get uor ior meget for min
6antoii.
Uolls GrpeSition.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
Or. Miles Anti ain Pills.

o. bsrs,st affsrt os paahesI,at ydeosI for fs snsr
nsrpss eopeeptRs ysseimtrisr. spapspin,. Sen.
ralaia. y~ssTpshist SrntablIiat espHissess eial
eaatea- SnbshOIoer hpsrtta cpiHn tier Meran.
% s~iisriaosr rnssn Femme siarptrininatr s5 Tons
- s,nts. 9ea sprseehr snsr isaess ai 81. Htss
nssted Co. Syeart aas,aaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09

Grpcottiorcn forIoS europa Som.
mcren 1900 % bap0e , Sfibe, Get
enc por "Soria", Ell I EGusberg / lin
Gi0 bicmmEberCnOc Sualianger "Sa.
rolo @ooriaaGr", iamt iom Reierpe.
lib Gampcreu "9ena". "Sario"
isrteS al &eimnnt 9pIoueiSoii %
"@euo" al Den uprife StibSisrer Na.
tbicicu Som befienot naacoe gar.
il" / 1901 90 til 9emetecrte, bpor
erpeoitiorenS Gpaope llnoeris.
geIicn al Sounifop Sano 49, ifllIoe
begpnoe. Senere er ser icpnIia ms.
t~rufiet MeoNeleIier ON @rpebitio.
mems &eiuItafcr.
ut Den ltOierote lluoiGminaserpe.
SItion life bar t~rlIiict Coils grpeoi.
ton pe0 9eunet SnuS cQer oerom.
firing bcbsper life at barre ~foruro.
Iigenoe. VT Coils grpcoition ituloe
r~elltere at pultomme / 9enaoeltaet
JON ~Seanette"S SoIt CT liSet troIis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
Golls Grpeettiou.

Sra %afrtif mcSocIc& Sen 17Ne
Samar; 81 We0lcm al Den Grpc0i.
ton iom blrp noicuot for al lcoe ci.
Ter Baron Goa, or ieoar nutommet
his % mcpOcIer At Gitcrforifpinger
tar prrCt iorgiGOe2. Raa 9enuettS
SanO bar Sou citerIaOt iia Sofumeu'
ter, huoroi iremgnor, at ban Den Soc
gtopcmbcr 1902 oroa ipnpaa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
SOMETHING DOING
AT COLD SULPHUR [ ]! |: I .].||'''
Remind Ell Of the Live Wire Wire
Mayor Of Ric H..
E ispr,e,.clal I lto The Times lspatch,) &


tSpecal 4 10 The Times Dlspa tch, f@
ss COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS !. AUG 10, 81
Things are so lively a this pla GO 4 that
one Is forcibly reminded OF he s'live wire
scand te for nj yor$ Of your ell 4
Germans balls, euchre parties y ooll !1t
parties bridge wtds I'll rs one ne
IL In a maise Of doubt as to " here e ' Pc
GIN, and when once started when II Al
where to stop shall r. there fore, Simply
give you the list OF recent arrivals Whlch
atone is sufficient to demonstrate that the
5tirmna ment Of social life grows bri hter
day by, d ay. S. Il 81 ss 8. " s,
~ he recent arrivals are: MI St. ;s.
Gibson Misc y, I, ha Its NJ
Edward HValz Mr. thur yalz, staHnton.i
Va.;;s Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mercer Master 3 81
Roger M ercer, Mr.. j. Leslie Craig, MISS 81
Annis Howard, iiss Moynlce |, fiHoTW ware,
Miss sarah Wart q !; M'ss Mr. Riehard
Winston Mr. and Mrs. g. q =, " y, ag ~ e
Niass Elysebeth Hunter. Mrs. 3. y. ni 1 oI-
gan, Miss Morgan Mr.. s. u. morgan, MIS-;
Reyno dSart Nj faiey G Riehmond,
Va: Mrs. nj. ;W. Quarles. Miss 8 Louise
iOuarles. Basic y City. Va, 3 Miss :, ~.
Powell, Miss Is, II. IT'S Shepherds town.
VIVA: S. q tourney Charlestosn,
Norfolk, 81 "a, IS ~. and NJ rs. w p. Couch.
Roanoke, Va; Miss May Haggarty ", Mt Y,
Cornelius Haggarty, q MIR Thomas IL.
Hickey, Philadelphia Mr.; s. n: L ,;s,1
CHESTER. va: wi. S. Friend, Coying tom,
Val Miss Ettie Jack. g; Jack, Az
sl;sta. "a a. Mr. n w u Blac khurn Grot-
Tees va; Miss Grace. Kelly, IIuntington.
Va; M ISIS Marie Pixley. Portsm3
Va; Mrs u j. d 81 ia ylor, Mr.. Herman.
Taylor,. Mr. w, P.sIVise. Cape Cha rles,
Va; Mr. r. W w atkins, Mr., George Gar
rett, South Boston. Mr.. w, - 4. MOE 9
.Coyner. Mrs, Rand al Il, u Mr. ]. r. Kemper,.
lFisheryille va, !; Mr. y. "A. Qnesenberry.
Lexington, Va: Mr.. and Mrs. w lltam
Sterrett Miss Heller s tel rett. G lfa rleSton,
WA; !, Mrs ", ~. Mcphe'eFs' oo'uh'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
! FORT HUNTER WINS.
Captures the Stake Event on
Saratoga Card.
(t,y Associated Press.)7

sS tt,y Associated Press)
A SARATOGA, ", August 1s.-Fort
Hunter again ran to his true form to- day
when he won the Huron handicay, the
stake feature OF the card by length
and 4 half from st Valentine. who beat
spring BY d length and half SUM
nnaries:
First race seven 81 furlongs--M Memories
us to y first Gold Money az to y Sc
acond. Mineola ~ to 1o) third. Time
4 4-5 ls55 ii e I'll ID Il
Second race-one mile and a furlong on:
sturf-Lady sPotsntnte C13 to 10y first,
Homestead D rs to u second. Broklynite!
sd1s to 81 third. Time. 1854 2-5. N
Third race-five and one.half furlongs-
Teacrese III to 10y first. Thirty-third Us
to y E second, sDnnseuse Is to u third.
Time, 1:0S.
Fourth race--tlle Huron, one mile and
three Fort Hunter d2 to 81
first. st. Valentine a to y second, Spring
Ia to j. third Time, 2:o1 i3-5.
Fifth race-five and one-half furlongs-.
Dreamer t16 to 81 first, Cigar Lighter
s(s to y second, Derry Us to y third.
Time 1:o7.
Sixth, race-one n,ile-Liberia III to Joy
first, Phantom az to y second, Sir shep
90 to y third. Time, Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
IN ST I LOUIS.
List Of Those egistered at The The
Times Dispatch Bureau. II
(lsspecialfto The Times-D spatsh,).

s(SpeC1allOs 1IIlGS-A 49,
ST. LOUIS Y lle.-T u ! 5 e,
loving Virginians re gistered at.Ihe
Times Dispatch Bureau o-daS n Ashlleagh
4. Moody, c. r. Bowie. AZ. RI CHAR
samuel IA. Mann, T. H. Garrett, y. 7 Z. Y
Ely,5 Petersburg: 5B !, F. Vaughn " 81
.Corbini Is. n. Ferrebee.i w r. Bennett,
Portsmorth:sC.t II H. Ra tcliff, Richmond;
q. n. and II w \ Cralliess virginia; J,
+, !. Parke, Berkeley; r. 4 Wa llace, y. Nj
Lancaster M. q, Ferbe. G. H, Beaoham,
'Jr,, ", H. Moon, n, T !. Ma ndegill, e. q,
Eeyser. 81 So s. 4. Kennedy. =. South
wick, j " A. Alears, w. 3. Webb. a. =,
5 n n IA Brand erberg, J.,
Smith. Norfolk; p. A., Mo eI A., =,
iWhitehurst, F.. p. Kite, " ., Ih9!1.as
G. II, Carr, H & II y Afyrick 81 g. More
land, T, p. Vaughan, Nj Reed rs w J.
Fl. u Monet, d. NJ. Ethridg e, .si Il
White, W. w. Martin. Portsmouth II y
M, Maxfield, Richmond; Rev. F.8YY .Os,
born, Old Church; # I III y y Ri ooks, Fort
Norfolk; Il. q, Hubbard, Leda; c. II
Dunn Berkley; Al C j. Reid. g. N Bon I
nett n Upperville; g, IA. carbangh, lex.
iar,s Switch; g. r, Brown, ChurcAWood !;
iH. b. Grove, II . ssA. Coyner, w sboro,
5Claudine Hutter, Jennie IA Christian
sFIutter. Jr., y q. and g. 8. Hutter. Hulk
sdah and BETTE Boccoa, Kate II Clarke,
iLyncfburg; n j. III. II Gully, u, II, Bryant,
Donald Mcleod, RIM, Benter, z; n. Ely,
NJ. II ~ ones, Phoebe and Ioorrls sJoen es.
Suffolk II r. y. y M bona Id, 4 Farnyil lie; 3,
H. Royal, 4 G. II u hnson, "a j Nj ARR
heart, q, IA, lyers, W. g. Turner, g, g,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
GOULD !. ! l SAVED
LIVES OF NEGROES I. J |: s
Officers Declare This Gould
lave Been p one lad * / Nil, Mill
t;alr tar Been Given Orders.
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Y (Byl Associated Press. } {

(By Associated Press.) 8
sfATLANTA.B e IA, August 49,. According
to q special from Statesboro to-day, the.
town and surrounding country are QUIET
and no more disturbances have been re-.
ported. The chief interest now centers
about the attitude Of the statesboro mill
tary company, regarding Its part in the
work of last Tuesday. Lieutenant Cone.
who was in scharg OF the local company,
lis quoted as saying, that heS no longer
wants 4 to be AZ ..tin solo Her He Is re-.
ported to have said that; with 4 his conn.
pany of forty men he could have pro-
Stected the two egroes from the mob AZ
1T passed by the guard tent fifty soldiers
were onS duty there. who. had the order
been given, could easily have taken the,
prisoners and held Is them q gainst III The.
mob. s 3$s5
Lieutenant Griner. second In command
of the statesboro& company is quoted to
the same intent. s RI i;5gls (.
s Captain r. NJ. Hitch. OF Savannah; who
was In command Of the troops at States
court Of inquiry into his conduct. and
that OF 4 his soldiers. Captain II itch IN
his fficial report charges that sheriff
and IN his deputies betrayed all hts
plans to I the mob. s,ledf II Ken
Sdrick has entered most emphat tic dee
NAL Of every charge. and IN etfect,ij
charges the military with mel lectf Of duty
The matter Will rest until the return of
Governor Terrell from s. Louis. "a He sis
expected here on Monday, and 1T Is GER
tain from directions that he Is said so
have given to his official ca inetS here
that most searching investigation will
be ordered. h $$75 Is ~