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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
NO BATTLE WHILE
PEACE is POSSIBLE
Oya,na, However, IS Preparing
Ito Strike the Moment Nego-
% tiations FallaThrougll,
(Ry Assnclatnd I2lnss

FORTSMO uTlI, & N. H., August 14.-It
seems to be tnkentf for granted among tho
attaches Of both the japanese ana Rus
sim missions that there will be no general
battle In Manchutin while the pence nego-
tiations are on. Oyamh IS known to be
prepared to strike the moment the nego-
tiations fall and there may be more or
Or less Of skrniisfing, md outpost en-
gagemerts while the troops arc gettlhg
s imposition, but 1t slssadlnitted on eac!l
side that IT, either Oyama orr 14lneyltch
should deliberately bring on n general
enlightenment which might cost 10000 or
a1ob,0OO lives. his country would be accused
Of bad faith in the negotiations here, and
would Inevitably lose prestige in the eyes
Of the, world. i In the larger 3 sense, there
fQrc, It Gun be said that an nrnistlce al
ready exists in Manchurla. Should the
pegotiations be vainly prolonged, and It
become evident that they We're to be
fruitless, he advance of Oyama or Line
witch might be the signal for the final
rupture. The unexpected attack on Port
Arthur might be repeated below Hardin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
GO TO BASIC CITY,
Regiment Goes to the
Mountains to Encamp.

Already the Howltzers are cncamped
al Ocean View and to-day at p. NJ.
the soldiers or he Seventieth Virginia
Volunteers Will have pitched their tents
under the cool shadow OF the Blue Ridge,
After Two weeks preparation everything
necessary for encnmpmcnt. Is on hand,
and at $3.50 o'clock this morning q special
Chesapeake and Ohio train VIII bear the
Richmond members. OF the regiment TO
llasic The purnphernain incident to
camping left here last night ut 10
O'Clock In a sealed car,
Music during encampmcnt VIII be fur
nsheh by the Stoncwal Band o. .Stnun-
ton, Inspections, marches, drills and
scouting work Will liGure In the daily
routine.
YFs following are Tie f9mPpn n sns com =,
OF This cltv;I4. fredericksburg; n: Lynch-
burg: NJ, Danyillc; y. Fnrmyillei p, Char
lottesville; q. Alexandria. and x, stnun-
The neid and stan IS, as follows: Colonel
George Wayne Anderson. Richmond;
Iirutenant-C Colonel ", J: Perry, Staun-
ion; Major G. Gray Bossicuy. Richmond
Major j p. King, Alexandriai@ Captain
land QuartstmaSfter j, g. H.eshher Lieneenn-
l.. Thompson; Rchmqnd; Lieutenant and
Ordnance Officer Leland Rankin. Rich
mund.
| Butinons' stan Iieueinant and adIu-
tant r. u. Norveil, ltlchmond !iculen-
eint and s''rssen, Dr, Truman A Parker,
Richmond, .us
| 3. ilsutcnunt and adiutant, samuel~A.
| Shadlacil Duuyllln; lieutenant and sur.
geon, Dr Julian G, Robinson Danyillp,
| 3. Lieutenant ana ndjutant, ---- How
lard Cuipepar: liet,eiiant and surgeon.
| DR. A. a. Hitienour. Alexandria,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
THREATS AND MUCH
ADVlCE.FOR ENJOYS
peace Plenipotentiaries Deluged
With Mail From All Parts
III. OF the World. II
:" : N = ~ |I-NI'- - l--g"- Z NJ IT
n3y&Assnciated Press !,

PORTSMOUTH, ~. H.. August 1.-THE
peace plenipoten,laries4 have been fairly
deluged with null from AL parts of the
United States, and now letters are be
ginning TO argive from the other hems-
pherc. a& [5
y Thousands of letters reach them each
day. Most or theln are addressed to the
chiefs Of the mission Baron Komura and
M. White. They are of every description
friendly tenders of advice regarding the
negotiations, requests for autographs and
photographs, words Of welcome, words
oft;;praise, advertisements and invitations
to:Sisit various cities of the United states.
Some of them contain elaborate argu-
1nents from tina par,isans Of each side
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15

one is signed, subject, Of course, 70 =
I final revision. Each Side has agreed ~
\ the articles anl they are Included ~
protocols Df encli days, session which q re
#otIiciujty signed by the observation-disclosures
the next morning, ~.
lii nddltiungto tho minutes kept by each
side, there Ii an abbreviated record OF the
discussions giving the arguments made on
each side ofSevery point, which IRE dnilS
attes,ed, 80 that when the conference Is
ended the record sofs the proceedings VIII
i, complete. or course, the agreement
article does not bin dcither Russia or
4 Jopatit slintilsn final agreement Is freacheu
and the treaty Ii signed.
iE881t.is however, Significant that Or. satoq
while peeliitnllN stating that he DID ny 9,
speak oi11tially, gave It rs his Opinion m
Il that each power had now bouna lts ' "
the articles agreed to- NJ
Russians Scared.
N 1n8the discussion Of The second slrt, ,sH
Vi Towering the evacuation of Manchur7ia)s
55it is positively stated that RUSSIA Non q
4.tctpr,.a Baron Kontirn. 50 II Is declared,
waft.d olin,itthc obligation TO evhcunte
arnnml,urias and to surrender SPECIAL
1,rtytleacs III nc province to Rnssiu,
whereas NJ. Witte commended that the
nnlirnt,on for evacuation and. the sur
sro,ldcr Of special privilcges. should pc
mutual and TINT the evacuation OF me
troops should take places consequently,
M. wittc is said to hnvcd Don't ended dec thar
he was defending not onlX,th interests
Of Russia hit Of MI thef Neutral powers.
on. the other hand, the japanese claim
not only that they did not resist the
provision for Simultaneous vacuatlon By
the troops of both countries but the
distant credit for the strong stipulatlons
regarding the preservation OF The terri
tcrlai inteerltv@of China.
Official Statements.
The following official communications
were Issued to-day BY the peace envoys:
I'm the morning sitting Of the 14th r
Of August article first was disposed,nf
and the 3nlenipotent inries proceeded /.
with the discussion OF article two. The
meeting adjourned ut clock, to s
BE resumed at 3 o'clock. 5;i 5l
IN. the afternoon meeting OF 4 the
conference, of August 18th articles #
s two aid three were .dlsct,sed and dis
posed Of, and at 6 o'clock the confer
ence adjourned until Tomorrow. Tues
FL day4norning. at 9:3o o'clock. @i
-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Will \ III.
NEE !0-NI.G [: / |
Question 81 lifeline for Elcctlng
Norfolk City Committee Before:
State Body.
AN. APPEAL FROM t: ll CHAIRMAN 6; |
MIR. Ellyson Held That Commit Z, 1rfrt7
tee Must Be Chosen at lP Pr
mary Next Tuesday.

The Democratic State Central Commit
teo has been called by State Chairman
j. Taylor Ellyson to meet 1o-
hight ut O'Clock ut the pan
duet hall Of Mnrphy's Hotel. The OBJ p
jcct Of the meeting is. to pass 81 upon ~ 1l'e
question whether or not the plan OF inc
Democratic party organization REQUIRES
that the Democrats OF Norfolk CITY s1 'li'i
choose a new City Democratic CoiHln ilte
al the state primary next Tuesday .l: f5i3t
state Chairman Ellyson has ruled upon
thIs question, holding that u 'fll or ms
nnrtv man it is required that ALI county ~,
and city committees must be reors'l'i'aeu y.
II 1901 when nominations gare mace ~
thc House Of Delegates ana every l;,.,. ~
vGar. thereafter, and that, as cli'uas
Tor Tie House OF Delegates are y ~
mated next TUESDAY, ne" -, cu''''''.see
s' 'e;itv Chairman Doy, Of Norfolk y sag
y IN "a "a iscd the question and the mai MAJ
~, want up to the District Commitle :,
,rh,s COMMITTEES referred the matter 70 tl y.
stntc Central Comm ttee. which Dody ,W1ll
tnka 81 It IN and settle It to-nlght' y .
quorum appear ID
That Norfolk Primary,
mo present City Committee OF NOR
folk is tho one chosen by the prlnsty
i NO years ago, as a result or "hlch 1'le
1 state Central Committee appointed y
4 subcommittee to Investigate, ana h l1l
pngscd upon the report Of TINS co1liilliAt. ,
! tnc Thc State Central Committee: u
| that time dominated by friends OF e'oVer-
nor Montague, after q stormy ana pro-
j lonecd session, nnnuled the; primary o.
70 ono ward on the ground OF pToYe'u
frnud but declined to specifically ueolaTe
y athe election In all the other wards fr;ua :
4 ulent z although It admitted that the prlE
nary vas suspicious. Tho affair! "a psa &C
Il onc ~ tho most animn tod ctlonal llghI
4 In the history OF tho party.
]. There are fifty members ~ the com
4 mittee, and AS proxies are not .recos'
], nized. it will require tho presence OF tWe'l'
I. ty-flye members before there VII pc g,
4 quorum. The Third Congressional DIS
j tricts has Aye members, rs follo Ws;t ~ 4
4 G. scott OF Ashland; John J. 2l4Sne s %
4 Richmond; Clyde W. Saunders, H'ch,
A mond 1 Dr. y. ID, Fisher. Of Chesterfield
I md Manly IT. BARNES, Of New Kent.
1Y9A majority OF the State Central com
(, mittco, as now constituted, Is Favorable
- scnntor Martin, hut the issue before
M Dammit e . Is merely one Of construc'
ton OF the terms OF mo party pun " -, y,
4 gonIzation, 1t Is not expeetea 'i1"' '"s4'
4 viii he amy fact!onnl soma pple. I,
1t As uncertain whnc may COINS " = =
the meeting In the event Quorum t''u e e
present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
CHARLES BALL.
business Agent.
Carpenters Are at Sea

This Is the demand over which peace
or warSin the building trades is Isupposed
to hang, But som cot the curpehte !
seem to Know 'exnctly where they are at.
or whether they are expected to strike
In cnsc tile demand Of tho business agent
Is not complied with. S.a5, 2sg
From the Interpretation the majority
of the carpenters seem to put upon the
unions action, they are not expected to
strike. y. Il. IS
This opinion is augmented by Il. postal
card which was sent to oil OF tho union
carpenters, as follows tsE Bgs5
"Rlchmond, VA, August IL. 1905.
Brother You are hereby notified that
you are to work eight hours only.
"By order Of the District Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Will Paw for the Work Done.

Will Pay forathe Work Done.
A number OF the contractors express a
Willingness to adopt the eight-hour day
with eight hour-pay. but.5all Of them
seem decidedly opposed to the increase
of wages. ana say that the terms under.
which existing contra ots1are made. Will
not permit them to accede to the de-
lnand. Many carpenters, on, the other
hand, say that they will not Insist upon
| the extra money. but want the hours
asked for and It is understood that sew
eral contractors VIII ADOPT #tne new sctAlc
Of hours to- day. SD.
Others of the union carpenters declare
! that they will work whether they. get any
concessions or not from their employers.
1t is a known fact thatsthe vote in favor
of this recent demand was Very close
one, one unian$votng against the propo-
sitioll almost unanimously, and tho sem
timcnt in favor Of d strike Is therefore
Very much divided
1t is quite possible that q few men
may atit work. but not enough to Sc
rIously Interfere With the building now
going on.
p Mr. W. a. Chesterman, when seen by
n reporter yesterday, said that he did
not anticipate any trouble, an dthnt he
employed both union and non-unlon men.
Not Union Contractor.
! Mr.. John II. Wilson, one Of the largest
contractors Of tho city, does not employ
any union carpenters, and Is therefore
not affected. 5 M
Have Already Struck.
Messrs Prlddy and Delaney reported
that their men, eighteen in number, had
all quit work last night. It was also
! reported that r.. u. Fillmore and Com
l pany's men had also stopped. Both OF
these contractors employ none but union
| carpenters, and theirs were the first 10
/ srike. 81 ~ 5s
Aside from the postal cards, the unior
| men have received, 1t Is, not known tina
| any further orders to strike have beer
issued. Union 1888 hedfa meeting IN the
| hall ut No 712 East Broad street las
| night, ana did not adjourn until q late
! hour II could not be learned what nc
i ton was taken, but whatever 1t mn,
have been 1t will have to be ratified b,
the other four unions before IT can be
| come effective. Local 1904 will meet TO-
! night: llsO meets Friday, and tho Man
I chester union meets Saturday. Any nc
/ ton, therefore, aside from what Il
generally understood by tho union Nom
bers. can hardly become effective bcfor
next week. A s8 81 ssj n Ky SIX u gs
The Master Builders Association vii
hold their regular meeting Tonight, q
Lee Camp Hall, and will PROBABLY dis
cuss this demand amongst the other bus
mess of the organizations vi 81 II
Members are all very firm In their re
fusu 10 grant the Wishes Of tho car
rentcrs' Union, however,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Betting On the Primary.

A well-known WHOLESALE merchant Of
this city announced yesterday that he
was ready to-. WAGER anywhere from
one" that Senator Martin will carry
tic strte inisthe primary next Tuesday,
One Of the Goyernors supp'ortters placed g, g
knnwn, the rest Of tho money has not
tD t,Prh1e same aIIs gentleman Is offering even
money that Martin VII carry this q, ely
ting on the result of the election, how
over, So fnrS rs publicly known, a nuns
bcr of small wagers have been made
among friends on the result.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
.V|RC|N|AN CHARGED
WITH BOLD ROBBERY.
Especial to The Times. Dlspat 81,

n rs S5FVU1Hl 70 TIC TI1Hes' DIspatch.). 1l
NEW. YORK, August Stephen G.
Dolan from Virginia. Is a prisoner In
tho, West Forty-seyanth Street Police
Station. chnrged with attempting dar-
Ing robbery In broad dnylighttat Forty
sixth Street and Broadway 4
Richard Hannibal, a coloEa1 bell boy
at the st. James Hotel on west Forty
According to Hannibal, 80 was coming
out fAthe Mechanics and Traders Bank,
ut FOrty-slxth Street and Broadway,
about z o'clock this afternoons, He just
put $500 IN bills In Ills pocket and had
$3.50 III silver and quantity Of postage
stamps In his hands, when, so he told
tho police Dolnn tucked him, knocked
him down ind attempted 10 rob him.
The attack caused Il crowd to collect.
and among thOss who composed It were
arrested Dolan. He denied. the colored
boys story md said that he had accl-
dentally bumped Into Hannibal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Lad Falls From Tree,

The ambulance was called yesterday at
Marion AIrCreedy. a white boy. fell out
Of tree and cut his right leg on a
burbed wirerfence, DR. Wltten took six
stitches in The wound,
RoiIe Ross (coored) WAS cut ON the
head at $3.50 r.. NJ. The, AMBULANCE was
called to Curds drug store, or. Church
i'm. aud the cash was sewed UP ny
a negro named John Booker was att
tackled with cholera morbus Mt the lto-
connective Works Yesterday at A.; NJ NJ
the man at No, ZIG West Duynl street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
V.}M. II. GETS MENTION.
Students Of Virginia School
/ l'5 Arnog Those Commended.
nv 3AssOcintcd PreSs, J

11 - (I3y AssOcIntcdT I'Tbss,J NIX a .
WARRINGTON. AuE, l4,-ANm " order g WI
thc tie following as tho Six institutions, at
Which Officers Of the army nre detailed
whose students have eXhbltsd me Kr,ea II
truii,fnE and knowledge MS contemplated
by War Department i general orders t no.
II NSosrwlsH Uniyerslty. Nr'o0rthaeeld Yer
A' Pennsylvanla Military College, Chester,
Pa ,,,,,.,,,, Xaoaa,,,,,
Wy ~ 'Gohn's College, Annapolis, Nd.
81. Joints military Academy, Mhnllus,
Virginia Military Institute, Lexington,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
PARK WIDE OPEN"
BARRIERS Never So Chirpy AS On
asst Sunday Morning. .5

II was wide OPEN at Reservoir Park
on Sunday and III consequence some IT.
come under thn cruel hand OF the law,
Warrants we're issued and the cases
win bc tried this morning BY Squire
Lewis. f33 I'LL
The nllur.ng Voices OF tho "barkers"
WIN he heard II their own ,ael ,ai I when zen
tho case Is called, Then IN ne Yell Of Sc
crccy Will ba rent IN tWain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
OYAMA FIGHTING ..I..
FORCES AT FRONT
Reducing Armies in Manchuria
and Augnenting Those in
Korea.
(By Associated P.ess.)

GuNSHU PASS, August 14.--Fiald Mar
shall Oyamn APPARENTLY is changing hls
dispositions and reducing his forces In
Manchurl to augment those in Korea.
where his front extends through Tcn-
lbOotoun, 1chantaaou. Tshnketzy and
Manchenta, constituting IN uninterrupted
series Of powerful fortiiications, mounted
with Siege guns.
IIARBIN, August 14.--Among the SOL
diers medically treated here, 1900 were
found to be self mlitilated on the first fin :
gers of the right hand. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
GENERAL |. STRIKE: !.
NOT Expected (: 9 II ].
quite 4 Number Of Carpenters
However, Qnit'ThsiAr Ett,-
ploycrs Yesterday. ,s 5 &
MASTER BUILDERS y I. D Rs FIRM n I'M
Say They Will Give Nine Nine Hour.
Pay for Eight Hour
Work.
BUILDERS FIRM
MASTER

that tho union carpenters of 4.ic1linond
will 80 on u general strike to-day &
THE Tilnea-D lspntch made tho uniiounce-
8lr1ent d few days d 90. thnt the carpenters
Would make demand for tho eight hour
day, with nine hours pay Tho following
letter was submitted 70 the employing
contractors Saturday, and is printed
verbatim.
Richmond, svu.t
5s August III, 1905. 81
"Denr Sr,-Wliereus tho majority OF the
building trades OF Richmond and vicinity
arc enjoying Il shorter working day, With
just compensation tho union carpenters
Of Richmond and vicinity have decids4
that It Is time TINT tiny should. through
Its Dis,rct Council, which is It's govern
Ing body nss for II shorter work day
Without reduction from the present. scale
of wages, tho hours Of labor to be be
tween the hours OF a. NJ. and 4 r. NJ,
I to go into effect OH and after Tuesday.
August 10. 1906.
Respectfully, ia I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Shipment Of Bananas.
Quarantine Raised.

800 Wy .SNHUET'5EHtI = 1Fss'J /
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August 1t.~-At
a meeting Of the Jefferson County Board
of Health o-nght the qNarant Inc against
Montgomery WAS formally raised, The
county of Jefferson has been lnarantncd
against Montgomery for the past two
weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Polish NOVELIST
UNDER Detention
tl3y Associated Press.l

tBy Associated Press.)
WARSAW. August A.-Govornor- Cen
crul MnXimovitch To-day sentenced Hem
ryk Sienkiewlc2, the Polish novelist. to
detention Tor an indeterminnte period
in his residence for signing and publish
Ing papers IN protest against the Russi-
iicution OF schools in Poland. "A num-
her Of other notubles were similarly pun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
TRAIN SPED ON
ENGINEER DEAD
CONTINUED from First puEc)

had been crushed and was hanging from
the cab window. Ia izfi,
THE fireman graspcd he r-braka lever
and the throttle and brought the run
away locomotive 10 STOP before the net
Of Of Phliiadeipflla vas AL reae uga. Tie pnssen-
gers Knew nothing Of their danger, and.
AS the fireman took the train on into
Germantown Junction. even the conductor
did not know Of the accident until the
station was reachad. S3. t{43
Mahoncy must have leaned too far from
the cab wAGll he was watching the not
box. Apparently his head had STRUCK, q
post, and he must have been killed IN
stuntly. siS tFt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Bishop Coke Smith Better,

lspeciul 10 The TlWssTJ,lSPH!1T,EI ,l = - 4,
di,lon Of bishop Coke Smith, Of the
Southern Methodist Church, Is 50 much
improved to-lilght that the attending DRY
cpynry. The wife and brother OF Bishop
Smith arc nov lp THIS flty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Charged With Peonage,

tiG Associated Prcss.)
MACON. GA, August li,77J, x, Mitch
ell, prominent farmer OF Wilcox conn
iy, vas Nrrestt Ut his home to-day by
federal oifirals and lodged IN Bib eoun-
~ 1ail to-nlslt y, await q hearing here
to-.norFoW o ma caargeof peonAgs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
INCREASE NUMBER OF
A|RBRAkEs ON TRAINS
4 nav AsSncintal presa

(. i WASHING TON, Aug, li-rhe inter-
stuta Commerce Commission y about 70
take steps 70 reqnre al railroads en- en-
crease the minimum percentage ~ az
brakes used on freight trains 70 us great
4 an extcnt as conditions OF eaulpMent VIII
X Thc ! commission l,as become Impressed
witll{ the danger Of ttendlng the opera
Hon OF freight tralns ~ hlch An w
sufficient number Of cars are 80 lppad
wi Ia air bra kea. 4i ~, s. r. S IS S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Moonlight Tonight.

There VIII be music and refreshments
Which the ladies' Of Randolph Street Rap.
list Church arn running. A number q
Complimentary tickets have been ,, sem 10 10
the Baptist and Confederate ZONES lo "
lilo Inmates may DO able 70 go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
"Rieco,dIng Sccrctny

From these. two facts 1t seems as X
1t Is left to each man to make his own
Individual determination whether he Will
work or not and from the postal card
mailed each member It seems thgt eight
hours Is the vital point at Issue. his
Is the way 1t is generally understood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
NOT TAKEN UP YET.
Cession OF Chinese Eastern Rail
road Not Yet Considered.

By Associated PressJ
# PORTSMOUTH,, N. H., August 15.--At
! o'clock this morning the statement was
made to the Associated Press that while
the facts sent earlier regarding the ar
@ticlc covering the cesslon of the Chinese
Eastern Railroad to China are correct,
the third article agreed to yesterday af-
lternoo ndid not deal with that question.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
For, Feeble children,

HosFoRD's ACID RH osPHATE,
a pleasant -tastng. effective tonic 100
sickly fretty or feeble children. ~ yssk
sdlgestlosh Fl NJ X II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Sir William Cloves Dead,

Gl3V Associated PrnssD
LONDON, August 1i.7,sir william laird
Cloves died to-day, lie Mas born liz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
..,rowns end -Esch Bill Endorsed

4 (special to The Times pispateh'l .sts
5It,na,n nI.uNs,oRo IN. CT aug, l4,T--At q
largely attended meeting pf the Chamber ~
~ an snnnerea here tonight a areso lion
e ehha ofsnR eysry posi ton the oWnsend-
Esch bllb CLING the Intsflstats g. GG{m 1
inerce Com mission ~ ~
freight rates. WAS wv a9ysssN'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Gases Elsewhere.

IntIUucH N tHV NtHlllH OF Tie prcVIOuS
twenty-four hours was that Of d negro.
Very few cases have appeared however,
among tho negro population. case is
reported from Spanish Fort. former
summer resort on Lake Pontichartrain,
where there now Is n large colony OF
fishermen, It is the first case that has
appeared there, No new cnse hns been
reported at Mlnebnrg near Spanish sr'ort.
for two WcckB ttGtA
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28
FIG. 81

ing surface of the edge. Our meaning
is illustrated at d in Fig. 63, where the
width of X is the same as that of the re-
naming surface, Y. If preferred, the
angles may be made rounding instead of
beyeling, as shown at in Fig. "a, but
here, as in the case of beveling, the
rounds must be stopped off in the same
way as shown for the bevel in Fig. So.
When the frame is beveled, or rounded.
no rabbet should be cut in the frame
for the glass; instead the rabbet is
formed on the back of the frame by four
strips of wood. These strips should be
one and one-fourth inches wide and
about three-eighths of an inch in thick
ness, and are glued and nailed on the
back of the frame so that the space in
closed by them will be one-eighth of an
inch larger all around than the size of
the glass mirror These strips are
shown at A and A, Fig. sc, and also on
the cross section B and c in Fig. GA.
When the mirror is placed in the
finished frame it is held in position by
means of small triangular blocks of soft
pine as shown at E. E. E. in the three