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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
Gen." Coxey Is Bankrupt

"Gcrcral' Jacob 5. CoXcy, Of Com
mouw,Hl fame was declared bank
rupt last Friday by the United States
Court. His liabilities are S2S5,0O0.
Judge Thompson ordered Coxey's dis
charge. The assets Of the former lead
er of the Commonweal army are tied up
in the Coxey Sand Company at Massil-
Ion. O.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
NIARItl ED.

On thu :'d inst, by the Rev. Joseph T..
Brown, Mr.. John Clntwcll to Mrs. RAJ
chrl j. MccnuI y. both of this county.
On the 2ith ult., by the Rev. Mr.. san
Il,r>ns. MIR. Robert Gibson to Mss
Martha Henderson. all of this county.
On the Isl inst. by the Rev. Thomas
Sumptt@. Mr., .!n>,ph Walker, of Mont
Iomcry county. Ia.. to Miss Jane c..
Bruchrr. daughter If X. Boucher of
Cecil county
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
CEICL WHlGME!E7Y Years AGO
C.. RICKETTS,,
P. c. RICKETTS,. Editor

.'ftrrruon. Let the voters see To il that
conl, text ana reliable men be chosen; ;
such men - will continue the improve
mcutN commenced. ana abIte the nuiS
unce> which have lately ahounded-from
the running nj large Of the hogs down
to the nightly uproar of innocent vaga-
bonds
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
SPRING LAWN MILL DAM.

Mr. Francis Green, of Cherry Hill,
has taken the c"At1lct for building the
dam Of Pierce X IIolbrook nj Spring
Lawn. OF the Big Elk. for the sum II
S1,5no. MI Grrn is an expert and
faithful man At nj! ,uch work.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
EVENING TRAIN FROM BAITI-
MORE

The ears start from Baltimore for
Philadelphia at O'Clock since the LIST
inst. and consequently pass Elkton Il
little after q o'clock p. M. instead of
after 10 aS formerly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
FOR HENRY CLAY

Mr.. Dean never used Intoxicating
drinks. only as "A medicine. and then by
order of physician. Nor did he ever
uTaa tobacco in any shape.
The fall that the immaculate Henry
Clay ran for the Presidency of the
United States. Mr.. Dean lived in the
Fourth district. but worked for the du
Points. and he walked from there to his
voting place at Fair Hill. Md. and
hack to cast .iS ballot for the greatest
man of the day. In politics. Mr. Dean
is an incorporating Republican. And
how strange that Mr.. Dean and his nine
>,orS. all radicals. but equally divided
tiv" III each side Of the political fence.
Jacob Dean has voted at every PreSi-
dental election since Clay.
When Lords old factory was built ut
Baldwin> Bank. many years ago. Mr..
Dean w!S ~Lc of the very first carpen-
tiers to drive the nHtl> and push the
Jaw and plane FOR did he leave until
after the great structure WAS finished.
The contractor who built the cGiti,r
WIS Mr. Reuben IIainc.. uncle OF car
, own Reuben. of Elkt0n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean lived II long time
up in the Fourth district near the Big
Elk, where they reared their children.
Down by the creek the old house stands
Where father AMI mo- hey dwc,t:
And the old door latch that we raised
with our hands.
And the church where in prayer we
knrlt
But years have passed since that happy
time.
And the creep keeps rolling along.
But the wind and hoes and the murmur-
ing tl,rS
Are singing the same old song.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22

'oc mercerized wasting, 25c
Paris muslin, DO in. zoe
Paris muslin, II in. SIC
English long cloth, Sc piece, II yards
imported Swiss null, 25c
I5c white dimity, I2Hc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
Sale of Pretty White rOttOnS
Fresh, New, Much Below Usual Price.

Just the kind of white goods needed for shirt
white kind that will be nearly
everybody, from baby to grandmother, this
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22

I21ac India linens, Ioc
Sc Pique 36 i'm I2Hc
zoe figured madras, &c
soc Persian lawn. ISc
40 in white special lawn, I2Hc
white mohair IS in. SOC
white wolfe, Isc value, I21ac
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
More Of Those Zoe Ginghams
For 6 IA
500 Yards of &c Calico, 7 ~,
7e Apron Bingham, &c
Rare And Beautiful Dress Goods

A great collection of wollen goods
Here's imported wolfe that looks if spun by fairies
simmer of frost the gmmer of moonlight
shining threads
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22

j. POLK RACINE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22

SIPS Imported Yelling, Csc
All Wool Domestic Yelling, SOC
SO in. Mohair black, Blue,
Brown or Gray, Soc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
.COMMENDS MlKADO
FOR MAGNANIMlTY
President Roosevelt Sends Mes
sage to Emperor Through
Baron Komura.
u,v Assoclnted prcss.)

U5V Assocluted EftSs.)
y OYSTER BAY, L. l., August 30.-ln q
letter to Baron KoIn,irn, the peace en-
voy of Japan to the Washington peace
conference, the President extended his
congratulations upon the wisdom ana
magnanimity manifested BY Japan III
the negotiations. The letter follows;
"oyster Bay, N. YrAuuust 80, 1905
my Dear Baron komura:I have re-
celvcd your letter OF August goth.
May ask you, to convey to His Nal
esty the Emperor Of Japan, my ear
nest congratuatlons upon the wisdom
and magnanlmtty he anu the Japanese
people have .olspaycda ! am sure
that all civilized mankind share this
feeling 'wlthEme. sincerely yours,
(SIgned) @H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
WRIGHT TO MEET WARD.
Boston Man Wins in Straight
OBITUARY..
George Burton.
lsncclnl Id rhc TImes- DIspnlchJ

fsnoc,al TO the Times Dispntch.)
q HiATIIVILLE VA, august, ao.--Mr
George burton. hgSd clshty-one Years
died after n short illness at hlH bo,,mne,,
near Paincswuod, yesterday morn TX. llis
remains were Inferred q : 9klana Church
cemetery this evening.
Harry Innes Todd.
4 HARLOTTEsv1LLE VA. August 80.
Harry sInnes Todd, aged thirty; cdes, son
OF Rear Admiral Chapman TOGO, OF
!, f,Ederi i trss e e2nnty. '"' = =
since Mi. Todd came to Albcmarla from
Warrington several, years ago he ms as
m,nv intcresis of the county being om-
me- iieniltLad with the Alhelmarle
Manufactut Contrary ana the, cra,z ze
Cider Company, both OF While Hnisi 49, 49,
In Chapman. daughter Of Th,mas Chap
man, Of Moormnns River. She and one
child survlve. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
LAST ENGAGEMENT
OF WAR REPORTED
Russians Took $50 Prisoners in
Encounter With Japanese
On August 28.
lI,v AssocIntel Press.

[I3y AssOclntcd PressD
ST. Pl1TERSEuRG, August 3l.-3:S A.
MA dispatch from Lldzlapudze contains
the details OF what will ably be the
last engagement OF the war. This en-
counter took place on August 18th and
resulted In an advantage TO The Rus
SLAMS, who took 100 prisoners. a number
Of japanese were Killed The Russian
losses were eight killed. Tho remnant
of the Japanese retired, bearing their
wounded
The declaration Of an armisticc Will
probably mean no cessation In the &C.
tlvity of the Chinese bandits. who are
daily growing bolder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
GREAT Battle WAS
NARROWLY AVERTED
Everything Prepared for Attack
BY Linevitch When Rupture
Should Come.
CDy Associated Press.)

PORTSMOUTH. n. r., August 3O.--rha
Associated Press IS able to give add-
tional and Interesting, rs we'll rs i'm
portant details in regard to the cond'-
lions of peace, Most important of all
is the fact that the formal recognition
of Japans possession Of the Chinese
Eastern Railroad below Kuenohcnstsc,
the junctin+ Of the branch OF kirin, in
wolves pttm'ht BY Russia to China of q
sum estimated al 90. This Is the
Chinese interest in the road and for it
China must be rcmuncratcd.
The question Of the ultimate possession
of the road is Il matter to be settled
between Japan and China. Japan can
keep The road or surrender II to Chine,
demanding in return the money "aia "
Russia 10 China. If she selects the latter
course Japan will therefore, obtain rs
an indirect spoil Of war" from Russia
the above mentioned sum In addition &c
reimbursement for the cost OF maintain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
SPENCER MAY DIE,
Danyille Man Who Was Shot in
a Critical Condition.

Especial 70 The Vines. DyI5sPA11,T Nh ,ohn
r, crnndcr Who was shot several weeks
h q. willie, Willie at lie home of his brother IN
Mmtinsville, Is lingering spet Wsen ne
ana death al the Johns Hopkims i li,,1lt y,
y, ~, t Ihron by Il bullet and at the, time
~ vas thought his Wound would not
prove serious Mr sio sns13Sef1 5 y at enc
nt mp E,vn,,iiifdpd man is one of the most
nr ami "p ,tobacconsts q. the local mar
R KAY nnd has a host, 81 friends, both N
etS and sats soSseei snspy Nth ME lie
5s soencer sshoot!ng. bu, his assallant Is
s ,bpourht to bs still at large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
DEATHS.

at the residence OF
Ter husband. No. 234 East l'ron ,l, si aG,h'
~ Pc NJ Wednesday,, August tp ~.
I1rD1TEI WILLANTlNA. wiic o. ~
! prosecr Harrison. and eldest ah t,!,
tor OF Benjamin and Lucy LAZY lci''-
pie. ,,.t,, tote Mace at
the reside residence THURSDAY. August alse
at r. NJ.
NcpaE.-Dled. ut his residence In IN cum ,ndG
"hnrinnd county. Va, August SUM- a ~, !,
JoHS H. McRAE, ESQ, IN tne W.
YEN Intermenl in shockoe Hill csm In :; :
,bis CITY, THIS tThursday, u, AT = n
NOON. On arrival OF the 90" ~"
Southern train.
w,1,DpoP.- Died. Tuesday. august * ~ y,
~, p. NJ, MIR. EUGENE "a AZ, = ~
In the forty.nrst y cnt SO
,,is nee, lie leaves wife ana three
children. ,ac. from Clay
street. Methodist Episco1InatE SINc Au-
n.c,ock TIL uRSDAi !tN EN ~, nv ,; Z,
cnet 3lst. Interment IN hive n Nam.
friends and acquaintance anu os n,c
i,ars ~ the following orders are resprtti Ia
fni,v requested TO be presen l,,o ~ q
1 1ndye K OF n; F'itzhugh Lodge l. NJ - !:
= l,ooEe.. GRAY Eagle Tribe !. o. ~ - ;
9 ~ r' Of Railway Conductors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
WORK OF REPORTI NC
PEACE CONFERENCE
Splendid Work Of Associated
Press Generally Recognized.
Men Who Did It.

One of the notable incidental features
of the Portsmouth peace conference was
the thoroughnoss and accuracy with
which the progress OF the negotiations
was made known from day to day
through the instrumentallty Of the Az
ISOLATED Press, The entire arrangement
for reporting this most Important event
in which all the world was Interested,
was another signal triumph for the most
famous news gathering organization in
existence Not only did the represcnta-
lives of the Associated Press en1oy the
confidence Of The ENJOYS TO u remarkable
and significant degree, hut their bulletins
frequently carried 10 high diplomatic
onicnls here and abroad the lst news
Of some development OF vital inpof'-
nnce,
Credit FOR this splendid work Is duo
In chief 10 tho influence and reputation
OF the organization itselt' p,l, ~ 10 W."
n degree 10 the gentlemen WHO were Oh
INC field. actually doing The Work or
rnnorting. These gentlemen "crc How
ara Thompson Chief OF the Associated
Press Burenu In ST. Petersburs' VINO
wrote the account Of tho "licl sunday
massacre IN the Russian Ghpllali MI
Salvatore Cafcai, Chief OF me liahH',
bureau; Mr., James II, Williams, Nh "l
Washington and Mr., Il, o. ha''oE, "
washington, and Mr, j. \, iinles, ieh'-
graph operator The order IN when 'heso
nnmcs il given has no relation 10 thn
Importance of their service, since eath
aid his full duty, and the oppPr'unitS
was given TO each TO ronder e%eeii'ono.
I and brilliant service There Wer" manned
| against them II rorpe Of correspcn1en's,
! Including many IF the most ADV news
! papcr men IN the world bat admittedly
| the Associated Press mca carried on ~
| the hpuorS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
Cotton Mems Message.

(Speclal to The Times DlspatchO
CHARLOTTE. n, {. August 3O,-Tht
Following telegram which is self-cxplana'
tory, was /nt to President Roosevelt
this morning:
"To President Roosevelt, oyster Bay,
N. y:
''The American Cotton Manufactu.
~. Association conGratulates you on
tine interest you manifested In the sue
cessful termination OF the peace con-
ference at Portsmouth, N, r..
(Signed) "f|, M. Mullen,
"Presldent."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
.By Associated Prcss.)

OYSTER BAY, L. l., August 80
Crowned heads of the world unite with
the distinguished statesmen OF America
and Europe in according the glory oi
nelce between Russia and Japan to Pres
ident Roosevelt. Throughout last night
and to-day kilograms or cohsra' ulhtio'l
poured in upon the President III q Sreat
hood. They came from persons OF hisn
degree and of low, and from Ill quarters
OF the civilized world.
King Edward.
Among the first messages receives WAS
onc from The King of England, as fol-
lows: 49,
"Marenba d, August 10Th.
"The President: Let me be one OF
the first to congratulate you on lne
successful issue Of the peace .o .s..Iv
ence, to which you have so greaeY
tsioned "EDWARD. r. l."
Kaiser Wilhelm.
soon afterwards a notably cordial ca
)Icgram was received from emperor W
liam. OF Germany 1t read
"Neues Palals, August 29th.
"President Theodore Roosevelt: Juss
received a cable from America
nounclng agreement OF peace eo"'r'
ence on pre,ImInaries OF peace. m
overo express most sincere con-
uratuatlons at the greai success uus
to your untring efforts. ne who'e o.
mankind must unite and WI 40 So W
thanking you for the great pooh WV
have given 1t. 81
(Sgned) ''W'L--'N"'' = ~
President Loubret'
President Louhct, OF Frame cs.s"N'T1'
his CONGRATULATIONS in this message,
| GA Boude, Precedence, august ao't''
"Presldent Roosevelt; our go 80
| lency has Just rendered. ~ ' ts,lc.
an eminent service, for when 1el,c
a. Van heartily. The French Re
n,hlic rcioIces in the role that ner
sister. America has played IN th's ms
tor. e,, even GENTLE LoU1ET"
Other Messages
u,ho president has acknowledged W w
,nssnres received from king Erw VIZ
1.mnoror William and Pres'deht i'pu ,.,d
M tho text Of his responses - NY ''t,s>'
public here c,om dlplomatl
representatives Of foreign soyerh'''I,,n, ~,
in this country from Sir aort',n",
rand, the British ambassador hiu't f,.n,
Jnsscrand Tie French hinp''ss'uu =, IA,
Mayor Dos l'lanches, ais','.s9u'' ,",,n, N
and from Sir Nhcnlhhb
Chinese minister
Count Cassini.
Count casslnl, who recent, ,l' W''s a ,T
cecdcd by Baron Rosen as h"sS,S h',a -
bassador 10 lie United States eapied
paris, August aoth'
"PresIdent Roosevelt fro1ounu,y
happy a, the result OF the neeo..a
tens, which assures peace ho',',au,s
to both nations, and In which you nave
taken so fruitful q part. ,se,n, y
(SianeD
w. J. Bryan
WiIlam j. Hryan sent = il'sStRe, siu ,
iung lie President With ths pe''Se " te'
nJanesyilIe, Wisconsin AUGUST 29th,
"Preslders ROOSEVELT Accept con
oratulatlons Your suecessius e
forts to secure peace betWeen FUSS
and Japan reflect credit on sne na y :,
"wiLLiAM !, s'YSN' !
4 Cordial messages were ,iupuinem TX
from senators and represen,a'lyes." -
rress. congratuuthg the Presloc'lS On
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
England's Tribute.

IBN 4ASSOUINlCU II0'soH'I :
LONDON, August 3l.-NVtn the passing
away Of the first sensation incident to
the announcement of peace, the most
striking note of public feeling in Eng
land IS the universally Of the trlSt
paid to The Invaluable services which
President Roosevelt has rendered to the
cause of humanity. Not England alone,
but the whole world Is Fastening to pay
it's mead Of praise to the peace-marker
Mayors and public bodies Of various kinds
in Great Britain are passing resolunons
or sending messages expressive or the
worlds Indebtedness to the President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
Berlin.

BERLIN. August 3o.--Brokers sum
moned BY telegraph from resorts scat
tered over central Europe crowded l'e
Boerse this morning when the opening
bell rang, and quotations hegah 70 w
m,rkcd -Fup. Practically all the shares
On the list abou, 1000. rose, except those
n tho dynamite aud arms companies.
Russian consols went UP three points,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
London
en- .aInAal DHEaHA

LONDON, August Gothic announce
mcnt that peace had been arranged oe-
tween the Russian and japanese pichipo-
tcntiaries yesterday at portsmouth
caused the stock markets 70 open ""
:, .n,,,rwhnt buoyant tendency to-day,
an1 nricns established smart advance
"a =, r,,lnrly In the case OF Russian bonds
which gained four points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
What Pope Said.

(By AssoCInted FrcsS.) n
ROME, August 30.--I'hc Pope was In
formed of the conclusion of peace In the
Far East early this morning lie lmmc-
diatcly arose, eXclaiming:
cribs is the happiest news Of my
life. Thank God for President Roose-
veIt's courage"
The Pontiff autographed later to En-
pcror Nicholas his congratulations to him
ana to the whole world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
PRESIDENTS REPLY
TO EMPEROR WILLIAM
Expresses Appreciation Of Co.
operation Of German Ruler
in Work for Peace,
nv Associated press.)


BERLIN, August 80 Emperor William
TO- day received the following cablesram
from President Roosevelt, in reply to Ills
Nlajcsty's congratulate on the result
of the peace conference, cabled yester-
day:
~ thank you most heartily for your
! congratulations, and wish to take this
opportunity to express my profound
appreciation of the way you cooper
ated at every stage In the effort to
brinu peace In the Orient. had the
great pleasure to work with you to-
wards this end
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
Official Vote Of Dinwiddie.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
DINWIDDII1. VA, Aug. So.--rhe official
vote of Dlnwiddie county la as follows.
Martin. ga: Montague, l3l; Mann, III;
swanson 100; Willard, %: Cahell 76: Ely
SON. 800; Anderson, 2sG; Williams, %;
Eggleston, $50; Hulvey, 9l2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
PEACE SENT PRICES
SHOOTING UPWARD
Great Excitement and Enthusiasm
On Floor of St. Petersburg
Exchange.
nv !, ssoclotcd prcss.l

(By Associated IrGss.)
ST. PETERSBURG, August So.--eacc
sent prices on the Bocrse up by letfrs and
bounds to-day, government securities
leading the advance and bank shares and
industrials sharing in tn eboom. There
was great enthusiasm and excitement on
the floor OF the exchange,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
ROOSEVELT WILL
GET PEACE PRlZE
Nobel Treaty Will, in All Proba-
bility, Be Awarded to
President.
(By Associated Prcss.)

icy Associated Prcss)
CARLSBAD, August 30.-The Associated
Press has the highest authority 70;
stating that there is strohs pr obapi'-
ity that President Roosevelt VIII re-
ceivc the Nobel Peace prize next veal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
Governor Glenn.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., August a0,--Governor
Glenn this afternoon sent President
Roosevelt the following telegram:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
STOLE S. S. MONEY. Y
Thief Got Away With $aoo In
Sta1111tnt1.
,pcclnl % 'fhc mines. i3lsph lcl,.'

(spcclni 10 The Times Dsphtch.)
srAIjN,rON, VA August S0,--An IN,
known person entered the residence Of
George l,aurens last night and stole 5000
nr 81 t ja Gaf NJ Snk suffered ssyirok,
paralysis yesordaAy l'er w whYle rsht
Tod &. tlay, md the doctor thinks sc viii CHI
t'fNf, Ey rsyoyHsT abG 5S WIZ Viii Efefm;sr
Lynchburg, has lnkcn charge Of The @.
s,nd o. ticket office here
Miss Rosclan Jennings nus returned
TO Richmond. after Il visit OF some length
TO MI and Mrs e 3, S {,ha,,, ma ch,ldrcn
nave returned 10 Richmond after visiting
lit Mrs. j. II. 1Inrndon's.
= Alrs. Henry 70. SuminefsOn nnd Mjss
Ada Smlncrson have gone TO Decatur,
Alabama, to be With their son ana BROTH
Ar, Mr.. Eugene Suinnerson, VINO is very
III with typhoid fever,
4 WRIGHT TO MEET WARD.
Boston Man Wins in Straight
sets-1'o Try for Championship.
(I3y Associated Press.)
NEWPORT. r. H. August ~ -B'a ais
c. Wright or Boston, by defeating Clu.-
cncc Hobart, OF New YORK Today IN
straight sets. won the honor ofEmceting
rtolcombc Ward, OF Orange N. j.. for
TIC national tennis championship IN
singles Tomorrow. Ward anu NVt''ht
! successfully. defended the chnln'1!oiisi'p
In doubles las, Wednesday,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31

"Accept congratulations and en-
dorsement of your delicate but praises
worthy work In bringing about peace
between Japan and Russia"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
WORLDS PRAISES FOR
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
Crowned Heads Of Europe and Diplomats from All Coun-
tries Send Congratulations to Oyster Bay

great triumph for peace; also one from
former Secretary OF State John ". Eos
81 ; = ; :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31
A Delicious Drink

HoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE.
A tenspoonful added 10 a glnss Of cold
water nyigorates. Strengthens and Re
PresheA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-31

TINT justice has pcei' uoiie az y 20
mouth. ,...
thcre viii bt. no further buodshed, but
3thn nlnrjorious peace" Is Il 1sappoint-
mont Ia many. The suddennoss with
which Tho Japanese finally accepted the
Russian ullmntu,n makes many people
believe that tho ccssion OF the Island
of Snkhnlin would have been premature,
Whilo Il large element OF the pcnpie
seem OF the opinion TINT another trlal
#,yi,,f arms, with It's chances of victory,
,,,n,,,t, have been preferable to the pros
cnt peace.
,rhn reception of tho news here to-day
shows plainly that tho war has peeh
foreign to the masses, who I'D no se'' ,
have been In sympathy win US op
,ects, Tho more intelligent classes OF
the population have never SHOWN w IKE,
capacity for approaching the plahs u',u
ideas of the government, nn a., a mss. ~
have lost sight Of the Vital interS,sst,Sn a, y,
the state because of the reVelat'ons
M oificial corruption discovered IN con
noction with The yalu enterprises hi'u ,
MS il result Of the unpfephrcnuhes.' nv il
incapacity OF the army ana navy ~
cone with the problem. ana also nec ,
5tbey have been fully occupied Ut nome
with the struggle to obtain ropiNsu",
the Following is The detail Of NJ.
1vi,te,s cnblcgrnm to Emperor Nicholas
announcing peace:
u, have the honor to report to your
Majesty that apan has agreed to
your demands concerning the cor
dItlons Of peace, and thas conse-
uuen.ly peace win be established,
thanks to your wise and firm de-
cison, and In strict conformity
With the Instructions of Your Nal.
csty,
"Sussia VIII remain In the Ear
EAST the great power which she
hitherto has been and will be for.
ever.
ave have applied 20 che execution
of your orders all our intel'e ence
and Our Russian hearts. we beg
your Majesty mercttuliS to forgive 4
that we have been unable 10 90
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trouble, root and
branch, and no
signs Of it are
ever seen again.
Those who have
been cured by
S. s. s. can feel
as sure q that