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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
MINISTER'S KEEP
DISCUSSIO GOING
Protesting Committee Invites s5
Clergyrnen and Laytnen e,s e Re Re:
cord nselves. ]. Against
Acceptanc President Of
Fisk University Favors 3
| Taking $1op,o 900.

IN. sAsusoc Pre,,s,s..] J


NEW Y DIRK. SAlarc1i 81 .--H. Il. Rogers
vice -presi dent and director OF the stul'd;-s
ard Oil compar to-day made q tate
5nient as to the ofduet Of the statldar Ste
OIL Company. which was evid ts17t entity
prompted by the criticisms of the Pr,i-aS i \
9dentiai con1mi ttee u the can Board
Of Foreign Missions for accep ting q gift
Iof 500 900 from John ller. Mr.
Rogers said ~ si54
N Mtnist ers say queer sii'-
$ington GLADDEN. says SSa that everybody Cd
knows tha John d Ter has & OBJ y
stalned his money disho honestly h Sas 'ls
niue II srenaon could say he u everyfbody =
KNOWS that DR.. GLADDEN. would not y trust vt
the Ten. conn, andmen Is for ten days with.
stiiaS deacons of his church. beca,lse they
would surely break some them. and IND
bend the rest.
Slavery III, certain sect ioEs the the
United statea was legal until President
Lincoln, eman tol, lion. Re- \:
ties gon srai lroads were just as legal rn-55
til the passage OF I no ~ erstateg Com
merces Commission act! FAf ter an sexl1aus;- 4;
tive exam don tho Ind dlistrial com
mission utllorized u bySS Cong greess q Junei
49, 1905, In a reTiaw of evil dence. the corn-s
mission reported as fol lows :ssl
III has been q harsed as aamat ter Of
general belief on the part fof5 almost all
the opponents Sof the standar I'd Oh Com N;
pany these lscrtrni in various p!
forms sEhave been ntinuall VI received 4
even lp toS date on tilef other land these
charges II ave 8 been denied In It 90 and
4 most nphati eli bs aevcr.r pressntaa
tive Of theS Standard OIL Cornpa,n my IN
eferes1icsa s1is to d ii tsaaes excepting one.
Swhich I'll sta Ike lle
amount ofs Gf ights 4 tleR Y hein ngf promptly
paid on d iscoverys 81 the ter ror. rt1e
Standard OIL Company not merely chal-
slenged its opponent IS to bring forth PROOF
OF any case, but prod duced many etters
from slead Ing officials OF rail- ds to SHOW
that the company had ii, no case sreceiYed
any favorsk asked Sfors the ss s.
tt became known here = day hat prior
to the final: Ion by he Prude ential Com
8mittee OF n the sAmerf lean Board of Com
Sn1lssionars OF \ oretgn StS NJ issi Ions NJ ae-
scepting the q 900 Isl ftS rendered by John
10. Rocker Ter a. n lumber OF prominent
of y the board at aameeting held
gin5a this City consid dered the matter at
length. AS a Result the parties to the
conf issued a. statement In which
they declare That they d ID 4 not cons.uer
4 that the ACCEPT tance of the gift ould
compromise the board i n any way Among
X those who signed the st statement was Rev.
h /, Merrill. J. presid lent & OF Fisk Univer-
$sity, Nashville 9, Tenn. ri Ss
The Protesting Conlnld tee tos day issued
statement inviting all persons whether
5clorgymen or 4 ynlen Who wished to re-
cord themselves as IN sympat tlly 18th the
protest to send their names to the chair
man Of the commit tee. Rev. Daniel Eyens.
8of Cambridge. IS 4. " 3 q: ilf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
.P'jI|I[.L.sBURY ri TRIES TO
LEAP From window. ] [ !. \
Noted Chess Player Temp porarily.
Insane as Result Of Criti-
cal Illness. ,9l
l(spsclal ! to ThVe Times. Displatch,)

Especial to Z The Times Dispatch sls n
h sPEIILADEIREIIA, a, /, Nj 81 Nv hiles crllti-
lcally III as the result of q dcllcate opera-
$tlon Honry8 Mason Plllsbury, 4, America
champion chess player. became tempo
rarlly insane las evening ut the Prespyy
gterian Hospital. 49, While physicians and
nurses were trying to prevent the crazed
man from reaching a fourth story, Will
dow Mrs. ri lilsbHry arrived, and at tho
3auiet. d He permitted Mrs. Ftllsbnry to
leud rim back TO Ills led, and to-uay no
VAS reported to be in,proyin ing. Mr..& PHI S.
bury has &besn In III health for two on
three yea rs. His condi itton prev entNs. him
from partlcipntingSi In recent chess tour
3na,nents. and this is belleYed To- hays
caused him much Worry 4. Il N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Jusserand Does Not Expect
Peace for Long Time.
s(ByAssocIated JPress,)

9 WAS INCsTpN n, 81 March al IN " j usser
rand, tho Frenph anbassad OF. is sof. the
goplnioni tina Il peace Is not u Immediate
prospect bet Ween r auss and 1 Japal 4,
Y, IIe st,sex ressed himself q fter q visit 20
I President Roosevelt to-day to bid him
good by before tho Presld dent gees on his
$s6nthwasternitrlps and said that The oolnF "a
hatants a his time appeared Sto ~ pc. .. lgat
on ID continuing ljostill ties for a aptisfe
tory id !llstment Of their al fficultles,
# IIa I'D Ged that lleI did not tai X wi lie
President on tile su bJect pf mediation and
he did mn believe Thar the Washington
D Fgo,ernnielits l,ad yat concerned itself offs
8cianS In any moY lnent looking TO q cessa-
Il stiof.yof var, 81 IS Fl. 81 @ ~
sls learned, however. thal Y the pros
seeisS " peacs We're discussed mt lepgtt,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
OF MRS. STAMFORD
&, ADMITTED TO & PROBATE

Bsl1 s51i,- " ~ tI3y ABsocIAtad Flpss.) I
\ SAN IL OsE, CALI March 3l.--The will
ard codlcll of Mrs. Jane l.. Stamford
,were proved and admitted to probate to-
day. BY the terms OF the will $a Coo, 900
is left I'm trust 10 Ariel throp and de-
scendants Of ID, s. La athrop. her brot hers;
q, 900 900 In trust to her tlleces, Jennie II,
}l.awton and Amy IA d. Hanson and the
children OF Qhrlstine u Cunning; \ sls-
00O. 900 tn Charles q. I.athrop; $4,000 10
various charitable institutions Of San
Francisco and san Jose, and the. re-
5msinder of the estate to the trustees Of
y Leland stanford, Jys UniyersitSx I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
MYSTERY s OUNDSf
SUDDEN ID e r III IRE
Another Rumor1 Says p ossibility
Of Anti French Demonstra-
ton Drove Him Away Del
casse Makes Significant
Speech in Senate
at Paris.
9 - q .
lHYEAaRociated T'rcss.l

.
~ ETANG1ER. MOROCCO March 5l.-- En- u
peror William, OF GsrrnanY paid g a Tying
syislt 10 T.angicr to-day. remaining barciy
two hours on shore. The ci abora te pro-
gran,mc for his receptio and e. entertain ~
#n,ent was much chang tho Emperor 20,
combining himself TO a visit to the German
legation, where he received q regulations OF
Germans in Morocco. s3s
@ The changed plano used mticl COM
nlent and disappointment. he Emperor zero
Ind expected 10 land about 9 4 clock, . but
this was delayed three hours. y was 81 Of
ficfally ex planned that the feas son for ting
procedure was the roughness OF the seas,
but after the departure Of ils hamburg y
fit va ST atad on good authorit that Sllm-s
er1l VILLAIN, ayliig hard thnt tneia ny ~
was d possibility OF All rench &c
G5ronstration on the occason OF MS $Visiti
desired 10 avoid such an in nc'd q ei1.
Anohar re port Il which, how over. f,fls not
received official firmat ion. but 10 gen
orally 4 accepted. / statcs Il hat 7 he Ger
man. legation was informed that AT An
anarchist plot had been discovered anu
{ad yised that the Hnper or be q dlssuaded, !
from landing. S3 L 81 Sf ss4Sss
i Emperor w liam was received by q bu- bu
1iei -Aiaiek. the Sultan, uncle. wit llswffoH
lie converzed for somc time. Deputaa-
tions from the German resid snts and an lead "a
Ing ntoros were then presented 70 En-
Spcror. Tile Germans delivered II TO Ills
Majesty an address OF Welcome TO which
he replied az follows: & q
II 81 am happy TO recog gnixet tsir 4 you De.
voted pioneers Of German industry and
corninerce who are 5hei ping me. IN the task
4 81 al ways uphold ling I'M la free CONT the
interests of mot terlan IS he faovc signify
and integrity 81 roeco win be srnain..|
stnined. " si
q iiiia,n proc "a fto q the
man legation u where he held n receptiol
iot the members of the d,Pl nlatic corps
and the Ara bs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
MISS WOODRUFF IS
SERIOUSLY HURT.
Thrown From Her Horse il
Orange Hunt and
Dragged. .a

(speclal to The Times pispatcb,)
Il sFNH ID DERlCISSBU Marc y 81 ~;
During the meet of the Grange county
hounds \ Wedn sdaE while y the hounds
ywero In full run, diss NY oodr OF New Lev.
York, was Violently 4 thrown from her
horse amer dragged some istance. One I OF
her arnlA &Yere sbrokcn and bot { of her
elbows w4 sdisl ocated, Il. ,l5i ~ \ g
" z; Mn. JohnSS Blcigiit. OF this city, hAs p
deed from APpd Fairfax, ted June p,
5l737, conveying GOO acres O land IN Prince
William county then q portion Of stat
ford, 10 one OF his ancestors. The deed
is IN an excellent state OF preseryatll ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
.HY OR CEs OFFER Il n
CRl lMMlNS PRESIOENC CY
!. .fRv Aaaonlat m q p -. \, n.

!, Z [gy ISOLATED !. Press; q
tomorrow will say: Sis, s35 Il l53
The presidency Of the Equltabl Life
Assurance Society has been professionally
offered to John D. Crimmns, 1t Is said on
good authority by Representatives. OF the
Hyde party, According to tho story.
James TT. H Hyde vii 81 loffe err to retire rs
:vica-presid ident II James w. Alexander
Will agreeS,to relinqnlsh the presidency
ln5fayor OF Mr.. Crirfn1ins.'
Mr.. Crimmins is tho chairman OF tho
committee of policy yholders who have been
advocating a plan OF ofmutlaiization.}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

Attorney Secures Writs Of sHa-s
beas Corpus Witt, View 70
Resisting Extradition.
VII NOT TALK. AllLl..K|,.
Keep our Mouth Shut Shut Says
Telcgral1l to S Smith NTH From From
New ork City.
- 80 - + a. I n az
SfBy Asso ciatnd Press.),

S fI3 i Associated Press. IA
cTNcTNNAT1. OHIO. darcf, q That hat
Morzat, Smith and his wife viii resist
sestraditIoi, i, to$ New York, where they have 's
been indicted for cons piracy With Nan. Nan
Patterson, Mrs. Smith sister was made
evident this afternoon. when e ttorI'ey
sha 81 secured tvs writs Of ha bcas corpus. r1.
returnabla Monda y, one writ for q 8 y ef Or
EaI, Smith, and the other for he VIE, ii
Julia Patterson Smith. Il IS g lieged ia
the wits that he prisoners are held With
out warrant: that no charge has sDeen
MIA ced ga1nst them. and hat there IS no
,t,5ority In law for 81 the detention OF
on fs, aus sba nd or vi fe. IA.
strt hen y arrested y vest terdaI the couple
wers held simply on SUE picion pnt 70
dar :, 81 hen It was though 2 writ ol slla q
1 eaA@ corpus would be sought. Chief Of De-
sfeattyes l Crawford cd ed I'M the Police
I conr an II al ffidavit A charging Sn,ith and
sl,s nil q with l,eln ives from 5!ls
stire During the S al ffernoo OH elective
Quinn, of N eW 3 II Ynrk, who arrcsteil NAH
Patterson last May, a fter8 The + shooting
& So7s Caesar Young 4 ana who Is well $ac7 e:
Sduainted with the smi this called at 8 he
Central Police Station and formal iden-
titled the Snrftts as the persons named
in the New York ind ictraerts s, s3s
Advised to Keep Mouth Shut.
The writs are returna:,1e before Judge
9spieSel In the Common Pleas Court Mon No t-
day. 1, Before securing the writs 4Attorney Y
Shay had ca.,sd during the afternoon at
the police station "a nd ID ED "a long confer.
ence with his clients, tho met each other
for the first time since Z their arrest. es
EeitheriSn,lth nor his wit would discuss c !Ss
the details OF Nan Pat terscn's case. de-. de-
$clining all attempts made by Interviews
TO turn the conversation in that direc-.
tion. A telegram, from one OF Miss Pat. Pat
ltcrs on's attorneys say
Keep your mouth shut. orr inierestts -
will be protectcd 8 sss sSS s3$ ss Z
Although this telegram was not at once
handed to Smith, he needed t he advice
given. only saying he was willing TO re- e
turn to Now York a Z once. having nothing
to fear. M # . .Gs5 ,
4 stories were current here to-day that
both Srnltl, and q his wife had said that
they would stell some startling things on
the witness stand, nut there SET med to be
no foundation for these reports.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
GENERAL R!0|S|!S||ER !
Will RECOVER
Well K1owr Confed deratc suff:z,
fets a Slight Stroke of
plsxy:: u
HIS CONDITION IS AV0RAB LE|
Right Side of His T ace and His His
Right Az u. Are Aslig ghtly,
sA3sSs ss ffected.
Affected !: f, !, +.
!. .{spesclal ~ Erhs. TIlrnes- pllspateh., Z

Especial 10 ;Thes Times p Dispatc y
SfG1IARLOTTESYILL nv 2A.,s Marc 81
Genera i Thoma Fayette Rosssr, the
youngest a i,a for gsnerais Who
served ginf tie Conf crate army and re-
Gently appointed ostinaste ter8 at Char
slottesville by Preslden Roosevelt. suf5
sfereds a.stroke Of apoplexy this m orntng3
while walking along Main Street. Iis!
sphysicians to-nig hit regard 4 his condition
as SfaYora BILE, and hope i hat there will 1shes
no spread OF the trouble. in which case-
he will in all ity en- tlrely recover
from the first a tia ck.
Caught the Veteran.
After leaving the postohic CO at 1o:15,5
General Rosser was In the act of enter
dental parlors when he stumbled Nj
I J.ssC II. Mckenzie saw him and ran q to-
catch him, reaching the General just be-
) fore he fell. t3tS III NJ
He was removed to DR.. Mosss 3 parlors:.
on the second I, ,oor. and given medical as
sistance by Drs. Edward NJ. q Magrudera
and j. Hamilton Browning until the am
bulance arrived when he was 4 ken!
TO his home, Rugby IIa u. Is! near the
University, ssssss
* The first reports sent out regarding the;
Generals condition were of the sensa-s
ftional order. and not based upon any
physIcian's statement. Els condition to-
night Is described by his physician as
follows: if s
Light ApoplecticE Attack.
&c eneral Rosscr suffered a light apo!
plectic attack. He has The use of both
arms and legs. and walks without any
trouble. His speech is interfered with
The right sids OF his face and his right
arm ara slightly affected, although he,
can, use the right arm and takes the
prescribed remedies without trouble. His
mind is active. - s s 3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
\ Delcassc Makes Significant
Speech in Senate
fBy Associatcd Press,

SF.,Rls, March 81 - Foreign Minister Del
lcassc4 made significant speech III the
Senate this afternoon, which evidently
was designed to nicot questions arising
N i connection with the visit of Emperor
William today u to Tangier Tho minister
spoke With moderation but his closing
declaration that residence in Interested
quarters would not cause France I o modi-
~ her policy brought out vigorous ap-
splaIsc. Il Il Il 3s3 @
Thesr,inister sal that Frances Morocr
can policy would continue as I'll had be-
gun. and without offendiAg any right or
clashnE with any interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Golfers Of Baltic Fleet G Ordereds
to III Hong * o1lgs i;ISSga
BY 8Assooia ted q Presssl

3s3J sJAsSooia ted aPreSS4)5
8 PORT 40 tJIS, ISI4hl1 n MAUI
TITUS. SAfarolls 81 "a report is rent here
s8to the effect that the col lliers ceoiti-sl
spanying the RUSS an quadronS conn ND Mlfiel
by ADMIRAL Rojestyenslsy, were ors1 cred q
to- 60 To hong II long Dy wa 5sofss Bat taylt,
Island of lava NV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
ALFRED VANDERBILT Al
ARRESTED ] { ] IN AUTO.
Led Bicycle Policeman Hot
Chase Until Machine Got
Stuck in Mud.
( (Byi Associated 81 Press.)

81 NEW YORK. March 81. alfred q. Ya;i-
,derbllt Is tho latest to fall intosthe hands
or the police for alleged violation OF the
speed laws. In a powerful automobile
5hej led a bicycle policeman a hot chase for
thirteen blocks In Madison Avenue to-
day, ana would havo escaped arrest
then II his automobile had not become
stuck in theemud He wps arrested and
released on 5000 ball. which was furnished
by q man who was riding with him, VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Take SA,iiaal to New York for
as3 Identification.
(ByIAssociated 2 Press

(By Associated ID aPress) sS.
n NEW YORK March S1.--Thci district at
.torney's office took prompt steps to-day
to ascertain whether j. IS Morgan Smith
could bo identified as the man who
bought a revolver of Hyman Stern, the
on8the night before Caesar
Young was killed. NJ An attempt was made
In "a previous trial OF Nan Patterson .Lelr 70
prove that Smith bought the revolver.
with which Young was killed, but the
absence OF Smith greatly bainpered the
efforts Of the prosee ution in that direction.
Inn 2 lr.ont mel Al seconifl Pa re.1 & q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
NO HOPE OR PiEA,c !, q.
Generally b Believed NoWaS hat
" ORA on ~! N[uc lslEll u
SDr1 GER i. sS5I Az y
Observation-Disclosures

E (By lAssociat ted Fresss) sSs
PARIS, March w In lever j 9pefnl-
ness the peace situation may sllstye la
some days ngo, the slt,iat now
completely change and here :Sss every
prospect that the war WI II DRAG on "a GAIN
Consequently aaispatches appearirig
America saving tliat u To iei grl N mister
Delcasses and Dr. Motono, the u pam neseS
minister to France, have beenS conf erin g$
a the formers house relatl Iva TO peace
are naccurate, ii Tile Sforeg ong View OF !;
the situation is taken by The par les itl154
mcdiately concerned, and 4 is asserted az I
with the authority yof the Foreign q ffices
and the Japanese eg7lti ON
In view Of the continued report tha "
thcro were dicatlons that Il n mister De
casse and Dr. tono we're tak Kin & q y az
tive part In tho nego tlat Ions, 7 he 8corre79
spondent Of the Associat ted Tress q led 4
at the Japanese Iteration day and res
quested DR.. N1otono to furnish q decisiyes
statement which would Gpllt at rest all
mlsunderstanding.I u 53 s9y 5 ss 5S9t s8Sssaa
Formal Statement. Il
Accordingly tho minister gave tho s4As s-S&a
ISOLATED Press the ollpwing categor rica
statement, Whieh was iiken In 3Wrltin II
and may be accepted ,ils aut horitatiYnlysl
clearing tho $stnat ion
tell you tl,ilt l,ere Al We
no peace tncgo tia y Ions or Spro ts
for initiating peace m ego lat ions ~ ss9fSSi
progress at this time SO far 3i.s am ~
aware and dEI belleYai iily nforRa ton 10 sss
he complete. AN, not desirplia q g. dis
cusslng the general auest ion Of pea ee ,e5S
for owing to he complete absence 81 ~
negotiatlons orr prelinlina ries toward stsS
negotiations. hat questio can he pri " t5s$
academic and without prac heal hear III
ing fSSs
,.rhe statements that ahaya oI.+a M
ferred With Nj. Dc lcasse IN his home ya2S
are false, and are Gal lcu cula cd to sss
fuse a situation Which ~ perfecti y;sssI
plain. sfs fsfsSs sSsse
# There is no representa- ION OF EJaps AZ 1ss
authorized ut this Il time to s dlsdllSSa
pearssSar forsshad doaS IN the at EAtef N ss
what rondit Ions the apa nsap R0YsS ssfls VI
,nent might canside W tho h snsgot 1,s SS
lions assumed y pract lcal 5s.sta 40, Sss
the contrary. Japan II u now ON gRG Es3I lsSa
IN cond duct ing All mi ilt ary aa nlpai igllS
she viii resoi pinceed VA tbHt sss "A
Important Wortf n s slss {ESaaSs {{S$S "a
II can be added that the ntr1dUcf t1xg
or foregoing dispatch asf Wall H aa MI "a
portion quoted WsS submit ttsds r. l0NsS'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
3AiitisF Forei Pr'opa ganda das I E egsitl
!sAr1loli1g CEiIlese.I

(Ey Associated Press.) N ssysSs
&S GUN StITJs PASS. March 81 ~ r econnlal als-s
$sallces Disclose espa acinl ctiyit onsgt the
part Of the apanese on the west, ilear
thet Mong olians ron tier:i 81
sf lis reported tha d an an Ign pro-S
[ %paganda is being 'condu ted asaMmong ~ the
renewal 4 of the Box err dist urbances.
Many Chinese band It did eft aims Lead
Sers iii Gnurnerou secret soci ties extend ding
tliroug hout china, and the elr. In tluenesg
may have d powerful effect on the attl-S
St,ldeS Of the Chinese goyern rn1nent3 and POD
fitiati01,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Sheriff Shot by Negro.

~ Az BY tAssOcIRt6 CD ITeNH t 5l 10 .M
s ROME. lsA., Mares 81 Sheriff y, ~.
Glenn, or Chm ttanoog ga 90 olplty !, was shot
and mortal wounded tc,-d by q negro
whom he tried to arrest. Sheriff Byars
want o{summervllie d He on special tonight
YttllS bloodhounds ia CAPTURE the negro
There Is reported tp be- n'pch excitement
there, 81 sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
German Empress Falls and Is
Slightly Hurt.
Z (By Associated Prcss.)

NfESSIN SICILY March 3l.---The
German Empress. who 6s4 arrived here
March Sestl,8on the imperial yacht Hohcn- \
szolIern. went on M excursion to-day TO
STaormina Castle. iYhllegcoming down 2.
steep path her; majesty stumbled and lfcll
forward to- the ground. Princes Eitel
5Trlcdrlch and Oscar, her sons, and the
Imperial suite rushed to her asslst Q anee, ;e
6butttc Empress got up alone. BY quick
IL extending her hands over her face
hers ma jestyt saved It from injury. The
hacks of her hands were scratched by
the stones. The excursion, however, w 3 3
not interrupted 81 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Light Apoplectic Attack.
Ten Rounds to Draw.

~ BY Associated iPress) lll q
BALTIMORE, MD, March 81 ~ oungl
Corbett and Kid ulllvan4 fought ten hot
rounds to a draw here tonight. Corbett3
claimed foul in the second round. &
Referee OIlara refused to allow the
claim. but gave the Denver boy tiV Ves min
Sutes in which to recuperate, 5S "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
n tBy A.ssoci ated 4 4 press:


sT. PE1TBRsBITRG, !, March q ~ ;z55s
nj The ne Ms II ON the front oEday in-s8S insS
dicates tha a.ratal oyaria has 'als,
begun a. genuine a dRanca Of his main
army tn wing ended, Heavy lasF "a
recon noissancea are beln es as ainsts
the Russian center the
developing the Russian posi- ion
di spatc from neral d ney1 tch,
dated arch 60 Ss
The enemy Is display wing activi ty ea ea: ST
the abroad. Ri
heayy snow durin the mig liss93s tss
II ,A telegram from Gunshu Pass SAY i
General Idnevitch has forbid idd den thsSilissss liss
$habitant Is II the except ton
iof. women and til ren. cave hat
splace WI ti,out spec cial perrnit fearing
that tho town be- a en1d ed Sys9rk-
men, sssss 5sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Emperor Wclcomed by Cover
nor Of Gibral tar. ...s.s W
Z 3 "a sAsgocia nd Press. , .

ss8 ss8GIBRAI.lsaR. March aI.-The steamer
HAMBURG with Emperor lillian on board
arrived 4 her inoorings here a 7 g u I. Y 81.
The Governor, Sir George Stewart White,
ard hls staff Immediate ely went on board
the Hamburg and welcomed His Majesty
subsequently the Emperor went ashore
and was entertained at dinner by q he
Governor. gsass ": " So - g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
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! sT.PETERsBU RG tApri Il IS AIM 49,
8Ar, assem- blages Of SWtork IN In the He;;s
tersburg quart ter} last evening dem arg I;
sSl,u the Ilberat Ion OF rlsonedS strike
Il leaders, /, ,eariy led TO OF -sa N lnfeet
a police and stro ops yyer ~ MN and an
ssurrob bnded the mi iconter ts zee 4
j Ina tt,a az res stance was hope!ess,s aulss
4 #Ieniys q lspe ersed 4 al few cling INJURED va
4 the scuffie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

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was alven to. lay for thu denia sofs the
Europe an rum tha Il Pres dent RoossSs-is y Slsi
yelt 8 TO be desl in ated az ssredl atorS ltS
peace 3negotla latio,s betvsee Russia Sands T.
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