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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
| GIRL CHR1lsTENs
MOLASSES TANK

In lIoboken, yesterday 9 peeullal,. GER
Sempny took place when an enormous me D..
$iaases tank belonging to the Hoboken.
llillls and storag &c COMPANY was chris h L,
Launching Of new ship, , . /,
The conpany,,s plant Is at the Fifteenth.
street Dock. which had Just been crccteui
IS said 10 he the largest in THE country
and the only one of the kind built to hold
tnolaases A stage had been. built along
side Of tile tank, and omit stood MISS
H Hobars known as tile n'olasses king
who had; been chosen to perform the
ceremony. Ia 81 ks &
Alb Hottie of champagne decorated! With
ribbons had been suspended from, tl,e top
DECORATED with, hunting. In tho presence
al two hundred guests Miss II ohnrt took
hold of the bottle with both hands and
tmnslIed it8against the side OF the tank,
saying as she did SO; .
5.'I christen$t the Tank Number One w.
After tlle ceremony dinner =, Vas served
more than thirty-t,ye feet high. sixty feet
In diameter, and has q capacity OF more
ji,Rn fiflen thousand barrels.--New York,
Ia crnld. g e5F61 333ai ~ 9 Tgt9l8A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
WATCHING KAISER
WITH ANXIOUS !! EYES EYES
London Newspapers Uneasy
Over Result Of Emperor's
Visit to Morocco.
11s,. lk sn,A,la ted I,ress. J

III z (Isy tlss3rlated Press) K,
ONpoN, March al,-Ihe Il editorl "a
articles and dispatches printed ~ tho g
london newspapers this morning az al,
most ali reflect d certain scnss IS OF IN
ensiness almost amounting to Irritation
at. the idea based on Chancellor zen
Buelow's speech IN the ReichstaE o..
March goth, that Emperor Williams Visit ls
to Tangier las a distinctly politltcal mos
tive. The subject was also much COM
8mentod upon in the Hobbies Of ! he houses
%of Parliament yesterday. Russi So 8
eclipse is B Gerinany's opportunity ery-
stalizcs In u sentence tho general ldea
prevalent on the subject,
1t is suggested TINT Emperor william
fnr from desiring 10 irrltate Nrance
wishes rather ID enphasIze the diminish
Id value o ( the, Russian lllance ana
thereby convince France $of the adylsa-
Slllty Of Il reapproanhn,el,t Will Ger
many. Al the same time those lea M
4ciined to8cayil al the German EInperor's
action admit that II Is calculated to
stiffen the sultan's resistance to French
policy In Morocco and 20 retard the
seiyilizing scheme involved IN the Anglo
fssnch agreement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
MI LlONAIRE CHAR GED II
.st +; WITH MANSLAUG HTER.
e1By, ASsOCInied PreSs.l Z. Z. Z.

n ~ AssocIHted F'FtSs. Q45' .
LOS ANGELES. CAL, Mar 80, - Bar
bee Hook son Of the late w, 81 Hook,
president of the Los Angeles Traction
Company and q repllted millionaire, to,
day wns charged with niunslaughter by
~ coroner's jury, which investigated tho
death OF Miss Margaret Brtwcstle. WHO.
was run down and fatally injured On
Sunday by an automobile driven by Hook, j.
Miss Birtwestle WINS hurled twenty Ave
feet and sustained u fractured skull and
other injuries from which she died on
Tuesday fter striking Miss Birtwcstln
Hook lost control Of his machine t was
wrecked and four occupants We're thrown
ia the pavement and Injured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
CAUSE SENSATION.
Pastoral ADDRESS 81 Metropoli-
tan Of St. Petersburg Said to-
( Indictment ito Mar.

5ti5S <ASSOclHlcu ITeSS.} @sA45tEs
ST. PETERSBURG, March 30--12;20 p.
& M.-rin view Of the peasant agitation
8throushoutthe country, some OF the news
i5pnIers are seriously alarmed Ut the effect
of tho recent pastoral address of the me-
5tropolltan ut st. Petersburg. Nj. Antonius,
;isabeing aldircct Indictment to the ignor-
amt peasants ito beginEa war of of cxter-
4 m:nation against thc5neirtc educated class.
and the papers are demanding that the
and the holy synod whose
mcuth-pie 1t is assumed Antonius IS,
viii take immediate measures to counter
act the effect of his statements.
b. Prince Mestchersky, editor OF t he Crash
damn, denounccs the scrmonsas the most
( dangerous utterance of the nntury.
NJ. OnereshkoVski, the famous Russian
author. declares that to cal! on I he faith
ful TO fight With the cross 10 the last drop
of their blood for tho salvation of Russia
as the home of Christ, is nothing short Of
"a tocsin for Il religious uprising-an APP
peal to the most fanatica and the most
uncomfortable of human passions.
The Metropolitan Antonils issued his
remarkable pastoral address NIrch goth.
urralgning the Russn Of to-day for van
i.ty, frivolity. dissipation and impiety, the
Just punishment Of which lie said was
the humliitlon Of the nation.
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YARMOUTH NEWS.

The rummage sale for the benefit Of
Fairmount Methodist Church began yes
terday morning ut No. 1911 East Main
Street. The ladies' in charge earnestly
urge all their friends to send their rum
mage to them or leave 1t withsthe follow-
ing ladies In Fairmount: Mrs. ]. w.
12ainey st13l1 TwentyrsecOnd1 Street;
Mrs. j.. j.. Creepy No. 1904 Nineteenth
Street. and Mrs. T.. Brown, No. ITO TWEEN
Mrs. Rosa r." Garrett and little son. Of
3 Chesterfield county, are visiting Mrs. y.
NJ. Fossett for several days.
spending about3ten days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs William Hcchlcr. on TWEEN
ty-fifth Street.
Mr.. Frank Jones has returned from
representative to the Southern Railway
Garments Union.
Mr., and MRS Herbert Beadlcs, of Han
visit 10 Mir. and Mrs. u, b. Morrison:
Mrs. j H. Mitchell Is out again. after
being confined to her homo several days.
Mrs, K j. Lane. of Wilson, n. O.. Is
visiting her daIghter, Mrs. Mceks, at No.
1920 notwithstanding Street.
f The funeral OF MRS. NJ. "A. Tengle, who
died in Norfolk "Wednesday, took place
No. alsl2 Twentieth Street.
Mr, Frank sherman has returned to his
home in Roanoke, Vas. after a stay Of
several weeks In this vicinity,
Mrs, Minnie billiard has returned from
a two weeks'ttrip North. She visited New
!. York, Baltimore and Philadelphia while
away.
Miss Allie Clifford, of Dunn, N. c., has
left after u shOr, visit TO the family Of
Mr.. and Mrs, b. III. Thompson, OH Twen-
ty-thrd Street
Mr. George. Martin, who broke his arm,
last week while engaged In his work At
the Locomotive Works, is getting along
as well as can be. expected.
Mrs, Lebcr liz improving, after being
confined 10 her home BY a severe attack
of Illness. 3sE] 4G
Following il, the roll Of honor for Miss
Itobcrson's school; Toney Erandt, Chris
iinn, Dollcns, Lena buchanan. Hudson
tailcy. Kate Thompson, Scott I;ailcy,
Myrtle Bass Mabel liafGy, Madeline Mil
Ter. Roland I.iggan. Louise Thomas. vii
i,r hall. joseph Laynte. Milton Folkcs,
S Sinmlex i,,@ lodges Louis Brandt John
Madeline Miller and Melvin Wise
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i. FOR UNMARRIED MEN.
Rosebud Has More Than 200
HON dcrs Without Husbands

4. a spccia ! to the New Y ork World from
tl3onesteel, South Dakota. says:
The largest percentage Iof handsome
women boastcd by any community is
claimed by Gregory county, SoLN., Dakota.
That's because Gregory county is the
Rosebud Reservntion. Two hundred and
athirty-one young women are among the
lonSestendcrs. They represent nearly
half the States in the Union. Each one
has q quarter section Of the best land
In the State; and Just now they are In
.peed OF some masculine assistance.
5& The young women who drew their
claims stood up otthe contract better.
on the average than the men, They all
most OF all filed on the land they drew,
m, are now here to settle and prove up.
on some other terms, to help farm. their
lands; and hence is the desirabilty Of
this community as "a location for able
bodied young men. unmarried. of good
character. and willing to go into life,
partnership with girls who can furnish
farms. itl 4l:ii2 5EsS hi st
Many Of the young : women came here
in the last ten days prior TO February
G, which was expect cd to be the Inst date
for fling. That was In the height OF
tho worst winter season tho State has
seen in fifteen years: but the worst the
weather man could do was not enough,
to keep tile young women away Mt the
risk or losing their claims They came.
and are 3stIll here, ready to farm and to
engage tho right kind of hired help OH
the right terms.
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Confederate Relics.

Editor or the Times Dispatch:
I8Sir;-R Richmond is chiefly interesting, thistor-
$ically speaking, to tourists and visitors from
other States, becauselit waskthc capitol of the
ieye that every opportunity would be used
by the city nnl State for the public display
OF ouch roles. menientoes, etc,,aof that period
M hey lioaaess. S5
This idea was lit one moacarried out. but
now seons 10 have been abandoned In the
the Library heard for 10000, and an known
state Library a . III Sis{J 81 "a, 81 4
St'Aithough, according TO the annual reporti 81
the library board for 193-04, q ma RRSt known
III Ia great many citizens OF tho Sta from
personal observation % them when previously
displayed, tho state Is IN possession 90 the
yDIioWing tenGrayings, oic.S For some reason
they mi. moi exhibited . n 5l
i. Union prisoH camp. Belle Isle. pl,otp @
q Gen,p scene, Gonfederates army, watsr
iroirr.8i ,., v! n. |.
httaa 3, s. . 4 H..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
COLUMBUS WINS.
Team Gets Championship South
eastern Bowling Association.

tBy Associated prcss)
.9GOl.uABuS, GA. March 3O.-Thc con-
test for he championship. or the South
composed Of eight cities, was won bv
the Columbus team, which takes the
handsome silver loving cup, the trophy.
Soiunnnlls also took all of the several
Mr., Lentjc, of Columbus, won the prize
ior the highest average OF the season,
'baich was eDi Pins. Captain Dixon,
for the highest individual score which
was 200.
Columbus score for the q games was
gi,H23; Brunswick was second with $3.50.
Inc other teams made lesser scores and
their standing at The close Of the con-
test was IN the following order. Jack
sonville, Atlanta. Charleston, Tampa,
Savannah ana Macon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
PUSH FIGHT AGAINST
ROCKEFELLER MONEY
me a ..ocioioa71 oroe :

BOSTON, MASS. Mar, 3d. Despite the
fact that the Prudential Committee OF the
American Board OF Commissioners for
Foreign Missions has practically decided
to accept the gift Of 100000 from John
~. Rockefeller, to further the work OF tho
board, s& the committee representing the
6congreg;lt ional clergy Of Boston anu vi
entity. who ara opposed TO the accept.
Sance Of the gift met to- day and decided
to continue the nroxest. 1T was agreed
by the members OF the committee that
q wide expression of opinion on the ques-j
ton was, desirable and for this purpose
a committee was appointed to submit TIM
facts and documents In the matter to the
congresat Ional ministers OF the country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Ricl1n1onders to Go.

The launching OF the bat tleshp. Mime
shipbullding and Dry Dock company Sat-
surdny. April Still will doubtless nttrnct
"a largo crowd from Richmond. For the
Of those who desire to
see the big lighting machine chtistencd
and sent overboard, the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railrond will operate u special cx.
cursion from this city. The special will
leave Richmond ut 3 "A. M. and returning
leave Newport News at 5:e5 p. NJ, The
train will run through without intermc-
diatc stops, landing excursionists there
In ample time to see the christening ccr-
emonies and launching. al
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Personals and Briefs.

Air. y, q. Calyer, Of chincotencre H.
land, has arrived for Treatment at a
hospital here. S2 Il !
Mr. W. James. NorlIna N, c.,rctu rnca
home MS week. having been cured Of
cancer OF the face.
Mrs. William Francis Clnthe. nee
Thomas, 81 Baltimore. formerly or this
CITY, II visiting relatives IN Rchmoni.
Congressman Robert q. Southall, Of
Amelia county. arrived In the city yea
tnrday and istat Murphy.s for a RI W ia ys.
aloneressinan \. -; Flood, ~ Appomai,
ny Y tlso IN The, CITY iiesis stopping AZ
DIR. j, Fred fs1ipger. Df s,aunton. a
well knnwn WsM Virginia coal nine Oh,
eta,or, " ~ illo chs. stopping ~ the
jefferson.
Hon a, y. WatHjts. u FRINGE Edwara
county,, arrived Ia Inc ely yesterday and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
TAKE MANC'HURlA.
Victorious Japanese Assume
Charge and Appoint Their
Own Officials.

& (By3 ASSOCIATED Press. D

- fE,-ET1f
I GUNSHU PASS. AfA&CHURIA, March
80. Chinese merchants arriving here at
terra circultous flight from NJ ukden. re-
late that sti,c Japanese have taken over
the administration / Of ;1Mancl.GGia.
They have Installed japanese officials
insplaccof ChipesSS. lls p We tn ken possession
Of the Russian 9lDiinistrative buildings
force al Mukdsa. i rs $, q
The work OF converting the railroad
from Port. Dalncy to ,Alukden into a mar
row gauge road has been completed Civ
ing the Japanese three railroad lines OF
snpply:-fronl Seoul by way Of F'engwang-
3cheng, from Port Dalney to Mukden; and
over the Sinmintl1 road. whichHthe Japa-
rcse are reported to have leased.
IA Fresh Japanese troops are reported TO
be arriving at the front.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
I DIR. Vance Coming.

The big meeting fot men snndh Y after t!.i,;
he one OF the greatest meetings OF the
past three years. The speaker Is n man ~!
kof unusual power and cc.. Key
y r now or Newark, N. j. When l,c last
addressed tho meeting eleven hundred 1.,
Smn,, heard him His theme Will be .'Ihe
MIll be MS Ale ~ can be secured--Van
ssNcnchtot, Rogers, Of N ew = York city with
saiis magnificent harp, and Mrs. Clifton N.
;lNfilleia The service Will begin at 3:3O
o'clock with ,nng illustrated song service
a. fine stereoptfcon lantern being used
Men can secure tickets for the meeting Mt
prominent stores or ut the association
building. IS T5d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
ADDRESS OF LINEvITCI4 Ii.
Praises the Nalor ST His Men,
Then Says: May God Help
You in Coming Battle.
.lBy Associated Press !

(I3y. Associated Press.)
ST PETERSBURG, March 30.-General
Lincvitch has issued the following nd
dress to his troops: 3
The Emperor has been pleased to APP
point.me commander-in- chief of the Man
churianfarmics In many battles. those
of the rivers Shakhe and HIM. ut Pouti-
loft and Nevgorod Hills, at the front at
sKandulisan and Gangu PASSES. and on the
Mukden positions, you have most bravely
lepulscd most serious attacks by the
enemy and dealt enormous losses. Let
every man accomplish manfullyf his sacred
duty TO the Emperor and the thorland.
The enemy cannot hold out before Rus
sian valor, and reinforcements@ are com
ing INCREASINGLY from: Russia. inlay God
help you In the coming battle.:' Z.
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,lctmes Of themselves in tho late in.

pictures OF themselves in tho late in
augurna parade. NJ. 4!
Numerous posters plastered on !. local Y, y
,ictiirc OF the Blues In all the glory nf
White plumes and chest would be thrown
upon the sheet and SO hosts q, ~. the
3ncCompa MED by8 swccthearts andASwife,
faced AcadcmYward to rcvel in the pleas
Ing prcsentintht. sS s3 3 . k,5f
"A Alas! tho Blues never made TN en- PIC
storial appearances. Il .sl5sgs x IL n,
West Point marched brayelS across the
Who sheet and political ORGANIZATIONS 81
the cxpectant eyes of the youthful war
riors, but their own 5counterfeit present
mont acknowledgements to ''out l$ NJ
tho Academy, ts 49, lte5 ssf.s 5f <.
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TERRORlsTs ARRESTED.
One OF Men Has Been Nainly
Sought Since Assassination
of Emperor Alexander IL.
lBw Associated :Press.i

LONDON, March M.-Dispatches from
ST. petersbnrs. TO the Daily Mail and the
STANDARD report several arrests OF proni-
nent terrorists belonging TO the inner, or
-.hnnlh, section. according to the Dan!
Naiiss Dispatch. one of the persons mr.
rested IS a wealthy man named ZaNitsk!t
and two are women. One of these latter
named iranoN sknia, an anarchist. has
beei vainiy sought by the police since
the assassination of Emperor Alexander
H. and The other is a beautiful girl
al.anlei Leonteeva. belonging TO a promi-
iient official family. 1t Is also stated
ira. these and the men arrested in Great
edsrssaia Street on Thursday had been
ys..tcllag the movements of ii Governors
General Trepoff, Grand Duke Vladimir
and Minister of the Interior Bouligan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
CONDITIONS ALARMING.
Soldiers Fir at Crowd OF Dis
orderly Peasants. Who At
tackled Patrol.
nv a sso,,iatetl press. )

TfTLls. March 30.--Alarning cosdi-
tons are reported officially to exist IN
tie Corr district. trans Caucasus, where
The losses sustained by landed proprie--
Tors, through peasant attncKs ana strikes
itavc been enormous The postal service
has ceased and documents i'll the public
4 offices have been DESTROYED, thus pre-
venting the drawing Zip of lists for milf
taIy service. More Cossacks haze been
sent into the district to assist In qucllins
{ disturbances.
On March 9th thousands .of peasants
marched through the town of Gori, car
ryinE red flags. and DESTROYED y nuns
Der Of shops. The crowd also attacked
q military patrol whcrcupon the soldiers
4 fired a volley. wounding ten of the peas
ants. one OF whom has since died.
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6.#Figurc iii. Confederate. artillery. chrome.
eefsasrate bond FOR sloo :,
designs surrounding It. s5 Isl
9. Confederate notes from 81 to $500, framed.
q, 10. Confederate generals. photo.
Z IL. Confederate Ordinance OF Secession el,-
Is, confedera tc Ordinance Of Secession. n,anu-
script. 3j IN "a.
RaF e f ss s sasse 81 1 sm
& 1f. Jefferson Davis engraving. s
FL IL. r. 8. Eweil, photo M NJ y
IL 1s. Group containing Generals r. Lee, +. Ma.3
gr,lder. etc. photo. q 81. sss. '5.:s
q ~ &, . Halt photograph q drawing " Y,
e s1 General Ssnera' 4. Hill I'LL. ens.ayns
e2. General 7. !. Jackson engraving.
4 General General '5 5sssson pq photo.
4 25I General T. J. jackson. let ter TO General
Is General T. j. Jackson. letter to a. H. II.
L q. General 4. y. Jackson. letter 10 Governor
Il. Is. General Joseph z. Johnston. engraving.
%. General r. L. Lee. engraving with a,i-
81 General r.. L. Lee. letter 70 Governor
al. General r. p. Lee, bas-rellef.
General 3 s Lee s snsssSin9, full rur.
81 General n. E. Lee head In silver has:
N 3a.$General n. F. Lee, los, order q.
50. General II s. Les. on rayeler. 'hpIy
graph; !, h u !, ~ I, Z 1, !, ~ I,
S. s. JOHN N Pelham. :rhe Gallant Pelham"
n 70. Paroles or ". a. Price and William G.
%. Rchmond, view Of burned district, 1853.
y IL Scouts prize photo,
n In the present exhibit there is a small metal
bust OF President Davis. but nc poItrnit oT
jackson. musket, sword, 9 ,, few ~ other
flag. Which is 20 placed that It Is seen with
The Library report states that the articles
mentioned NH above ana about $50 others q
on exhbtIon - but, az it has already been
quite lengthy period since their removal
and nearly a year since tho date OF the r..
Is those Interested In and curious about sucl,
matters to see them publicly dSnlayed even
f 1t were done In some temporary fa ~ =.
until permanent arrangements co':ld {bc8Inaae,
bnd not kept out OF sight as though the
state were ashamed OF It's Confederate his
tory, s. Z. J. e, Z, - ,,,1t,,s Il.
}terestng TO tho highly cultured, but not the
average visitor: maps curious and ageii; plt
and Inc cha pnan collection OF paintings OF no
historical interest. and. as seems 10 a
fiayman. not OF sunerlatiye merit =, ,,,,
With historical mcmentoes of The war. Z.
this TO YOU ma IKE 20 maze hao :! f pups
become known 70 the people % me state thsy
4 i wisl, the history board 70 either exhibit
terest Or take the necessary steps toward
donating them TO sonlc organlzatio or a as
sosiatlon which will do So so. =
Fl = Ma nchester Va 3, 5ls{i II III
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Begin Octopus Hunt.

81 (EN Assocllted Prcss.3 58
ts Az SIT \, ,rll,i. March 3O,-The Texas
LEGISLATURE llfsend tho Attorney Gen
3eral out on y general octopus" hunt. 10
that end bills were prepared to-day for
introduction Into both branches of tho
Legislature, ut the same I line approp,'ia-
ting $4,000 for use by the Attorney Gen-
3eral. III ss5'
me most prominent OF the so-called
trusts to be investigated are tho beer
and oil companies. n, S
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DIG FIGHT OVER.
new HOSPITAL.
(Continucd from First Pnge.)

(Continucd from First Pnge.)
fDorcmus. a. II. Ewig. NJ. p Gordon
tchas. Winburne, G. l.. Christian, Jr,s
Jnos T. Powers DR.. RiddeIl. z. L. Ryan,
and many others, to the number Of forty
or fifty.
Chairman r. NJ. Smith, of the Tuckahoe
School Bonrd, said on tho subject, In adj
dress to the Board yesterday:
lit will not only be "a menace to health
but will be Objectionable to school chill
sdren and women. II u 5
Then, 1t would he on the main thor
;oughfarc going out TO the reservoir. M 1t
would be a public nuisance. And IT.
would lnjure property IN the ncghbor-s
hood. Persons would not like 10 buy
orEcstahlish homes there"
May Go to Court.
1t is a settled fact that the building
cannot DO erected unless the city 3au-,
thorIties give the necessary permits and
yet tho matter, II pcrsistcntly contested
by, both sides. Is likely TO get into the
courts.
The city and county people are COM.
meDding the kelama Hospital authorities
for their enterprise, but are making the
point hat the proposed location is not
a5proper one for n GINGER hospital,
+. The Outcome OF thntlrntter will DO en- GER
lyslooked for by he people insthe West
End, ssl5 6ai 8. \ 18Ri r g5t ls n n
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r u - sfr.f =. ~
4 BLUES INDIGNANT.

Expected to See Themselves
March Across Moving Picture
blessed arc they who expect nothing.
for they will verysIprobably get t.r#SThis
Is what the members OF tho Richmond
last night waiting Pto O. see tn the N moving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
.DWYER's NOSE BROKEN I'M
MATCH With G0TCH
I (I3y a ss,ociated Pres

- a tl5y4 sASsoC1hted Press. "a
sssss?1 II1ANTA.s GA. Marcel, 30.-Blinded md
suffering from Ia n brok ten nose. M j !.
EDwycraf tonight gave up his wrestling
match with Frank Gotch, after three
Of the second round. Gotch Sc
cured the first fall in twenty-one mlnutes.
DIVERS nose was broken after ten min
intes work in this round. but he continued
Until he was thrown. After the inter-
mission he began again, but soon dis
covered that he was in no condition to
continue the match, and gave up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Young Lady al the Key

The Chesapeake and Ohio corps of tcleg-
raphers IN the general office building now
includes a youns lady operator, an limo
vation in TINT quarter. The young lady
Is Miss Mcncham. of Rock Castle Va,
WHO has been employed at that station
for some time. Her location In the gem
oral office corps Is q promotion on her
merits, she being a fine operator, 81 n 8
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tant movement that has been inaugurated
looking to the reduction Of the acreage
and an Increase OF the price OF cotton.
T do not hesitate TO express my belief
that South Carolina's acreage in cotton
will be reduced. j also believe that this
movement has done much to encourage
our farmers In undertaking diversified
q priC,llt IRE 1850 ~ 5.lsts
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FIRED AZ OFFICER.
Porter Shoots at Secret Police
Agent=Alexictf 10 Sue
u. coed Seroi1,s. 8t
coed Serg.ius.


Cry Associated .Prcss.)
SI. PETERSBCRC;. Mar 30.--A man,
dressed as u porter, fred three shotstat5
IA secret police agent IN Great Norskaia
Street this afternoon. All the shots
missed their mark. This assailant was
arrested.
1t is reported on high authority that
former Niceroy AleNicff will be appoints
e ed encouragement of Moscow succeed
ing the late Grand Duke Scrgius.