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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
SOMETHING DOING |"
At amelia Nj |. TO-DAY [ / J 4
Large Number Of Veterans and
Others From Richmond Will
Attend.

III the parlance Of the street gamin.
Ethere'lli be Something doing III Amelia
Courthouse to-day, for, In addition to a
conceive OF Confedcratcs from, Richmond
4Lynchburg. Danvillc. Farmylle and Pc
BtersburG, Governor Montague. Senator
Martin and Congressman Swanson VIII
be present #
1ralella's Band VIII 80 to Amelia, re-.
turning however, 20 give their Gus
$tonlary concert al Reservoir Park from
1880 to 93o clock, instead Of from 1870
to 1880 o'clock.
55E A special train over the Southern Rail-
way viii leave Richmond this morning
ut $3.50 o'clock, carrying members OF the
Lee and Pickett Camps
With the view Of making preparations
for tho outing ut Amelia the r. y, Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. met In
their hall last night at $3.50 o'clock.
Commander James vass presiding EN-
crcses we're preceded by prayer from
Rev. W. 3. Freeman. Minutes were then
read and approved, after which cir
cular was received In reference TO the
unwilling Of the Confederate monument
at Amelia to-day The secretary read
letter from Henry Robinson, OF No. 24lb
North Eighteenth Street, Philadelphia
Pa. asking Information about the Ten
nessee regiment that was in front Of
Fort Harrison in S64 This regiment de-
sires to return captured flag to General
William McComb. Gordonsrlilc. Va.
Another letter was received from Com
;mander William Kcan, Of the Louisa
Camp, Confederate Veterans. July IL,
1905, in which a cordial invitation was
extended the Lee Camp5to attend one I'M
yelling of the farmers Confederate mon
ument at Louisa Courthouse on THURSDAY :;
August nth. Comradc Dead accepted
the invitations Or. c. ". =. Brock was
requested 10 deliver war talk at such
Zine az best suited his convenience.
rho annual meeting of The Lee Ga/.,p
soldiers Home was held last night ZOE
the purpose Of clectIng officers. Ihrlr
names follow: President. E.NJ Bosncr;
First yicc-PresIdcnt, James T. cray
second VICE President Charles J. Ander-
son. secretary, O. y. Morgan; treasurer II "a,
: Iohn S, Elicit; Commandment Charles
mnl,cr: Adjutant w. w Caldwell; sur
geon, Or. w. a. Dcas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
NO GREAT RISE IN
RIVER AT RICHMOND.
Ten Feet Will Be the Maximum
Here Unless More
Rain Falls.

Reports from the upper James River
valley at midngh. last night Indicate
that tho rise in the river had reached
and passed its height and was falling
at the points above this city, at which
the prospects of high water here are
usually gagged At high tide last night
the water at the Lower Gas Works was
but little more than six feet and rising
very slightly almost impcrceptibly.
The rise yesterday and fears of Sc
rous ireshet caused considerable hustle
in the lower parts Of the city, both among
residents Of E,ton flatlunds near Gillics
Greek and along the wharves and bust
ness sites In tho eastern section OF the
river. The rising waters reached the
floor OF the wharvcs and caused consid-
cradle activity removing merchandise
from possible danger OF submcrsion or
loss or damage
Reports from official records at Column
bia at II p. Nj. indicated that the water
had passed Its height there and was
slowly falling, the gauge then indicating
a height Of 20 $40 feet, Tho greatest
height attained there had been 81 6-lo
feet The highest water Is now approach-
ing this city, but height of eight or
ten feet Is about the worst anticipated
here.
The slow fail OF the river at Columbia
last night was due to the prevalence Of
a hard rain storm In tho river valley from
Columbia westward to Gladstone, the
rainfall continuing for an hour But for
that the subsistence OF the swollen stream
would have been more rapid.
The high water here has served to delay
and prevent boating In the river. and
yesterday evening the water had reached
The floor of the bont-house, No serious
injury or damage is anticipated, how
ever
In Fulton the height of the water had
backed the creek up To the line OF tho
street, but not sufficiently to interfere
with street car traffic, nor to nccessitate
the use Of boats by pedestrians,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
JOHN5L.SULL|vA.N|l||
WON s397,0|0|'|0!|..
fortune Gained by Old Fighter
mills Various Victories !.
With tic Gloves.
CAR FER Of "GET 1T, SPEND 5lT''''
Thousands at Stake il Squared
( Circle When One Blow Was
Often tile Arbitcr.

There has been considerable discussion
rcccntlyiu as to the amount of money<whicli
John IL Sullivan madc In tho course OF
his career. One OF his friends has pre-
pared the Following table,, which, Willie
not given as official, nevertheless lndl-
Gates with II reasonable degree ofRnccu-
lncy the amount of money which PASSED
through the hands or the big fellow:
May 1G 1SSl--Dnfcntcd John Flood for Il
Purse OF $1,000, or which his share was
$50.
February I, / lsS2-l1efcated Paddy 1aytlh
for the championship und a 5000 stake
XII July A. lSS2-Dcfpnted Jimmy ELLIOTT
New York, si,1OO.
July II, lSS2--rug Wilson N contest Madi-
1SS2-lSS3-rour under the managcmcnt@o Of
Blly Madden, $4,000 l Il +,
March-.1o 1855 Boston benefit II to s Sui, I
van, 49, 100. {E#
May IL, 1855 sullivan-Mi tchell contest.
Matllbon Square Garden, 81 900.
( August 6 1Ss3-Hcrbert Sladc (MaorD,i
$4,000.
test, San Francisco. $4,000 81,
Tour OF the country under$A Al Smiths
September 80 1854, 500, 900.
June 30. lSSi-Nl ltchell- Sullivan fnilure 10
meet IN Madison Square Garden. Re-
ccipts divided; Sulllvan's share, 5000.
! august ~ IL lss4-sullvan md. md M '
q l sSa Ia tln con
November II, iss4-sulivan-Alf Green
field contest, Madison Square Garden,
81, 500. N N
q January Ii, 1856 sulivnn-Alf, Greenfield
con lest. Boston, $4,000.
January 10, ulllvnn- Paddy Ryan
contest. Madison Square. Garden, $1,000
June 10, sullivan-Jack Burke con-
I, t.,.,t & & d y
August 20, 1885 -Sullivan-Dominick Nc
.Caffrey. Cincinnati. $500.
september y; lssGsulllyan; j rad Ior-
alS e9n5fst AIssha 5Sss fa ssao PADDY
December IS, -sullivan-Duncan Nc
January is, flSs7 Sullivan Patsy Cardiff.
in the contest; $3.50.
Tour or the country under the direction
OF Pat shcedy. $4,000,
Angust 1Ss hin hst ana pretsen
!: ys'n1 10, 1887 March 1sss--Toured
England ~ under ods management Of Harry
March TO- 1SSS-Fought a draw battle
with Charley Mitchell for 5000 stake,
May Is, 1sss--sullivnn benent, Madison
square Garden, $500.
July s. lss9-Sulivan defeated Jake Kill
rain for his stake of $4,000. sullivan's
share. $4,000.
June 4, lsa1-sparrcd Jim" corbe,t. San
Australian tour, July, August and Sep
TENDER, 1891, $4,000.
Theatrical tour. Honest Hearts and
Willing Hands, slo000.
3 September Z 1897 Defeated by lin
Corbett for a stake and purse OF $4,000.
1893 1s94-Thentrlca tour, $4,000.
Tour of the East and West under the
managamcnt6of Pnrson Davies, *l2,QD.
August 81 1S9G-SullvanTom Shnrkcy,
RI l,y tJut, Madison Square Garden.
sl.5C0 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
NEW BUILDING.
Number Of Citizens Have Pledged
Sums for Y. NJ. c. A.

The Interest In the movement for n
new Y. NJ. G. A. building IS steadily on
the Increase and no day goes BY but
some young man signifies what no Is
willing to do toward the building. The
directors are still hopeful that two clti-
zcns will lead the movement with sub
script!ons OF s25,O0O each. These are az
solutely needed to mako the movement
entirely successful.
Tho Richmond city association has two
pledges of $1,000 each, one of $1,000 and
ono of $1,000 toward tho $4,000 needed,
in addition TO the proceeds from the
present building. In addition to these
leading gifts, there nro q number Or
smaller gifts, some coming from young
men who have learned to love tho asso-
citation because It has helped them IN
several cases the gifts REQUIRE great sac sac
rlfice.
Nh. II. NJ Blair. who has been as
sistant secretary for the past two years
left Thursday night for Columbus ono,
Mr.. Blair becomes Boys Secretary" or
The Columbus Associations
Mr.. Ro, G. Hawkins, Jr. OF tho state
Trens,ircr's office, ono of our most aetlVe
association members, leaves to-day rof
Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
Some Strange War Bets.

Some extraordinary bets have been
made on the Japanese Russian war, a
number OF Japanese officers have bet
that they would be killed IN battle. Tho
money was to go to their widows, One
officer, on starting for the front, made
the following wager; II me was killed
within a month his heirs were to receive
$500. After that date he was TO pay
his opponent ten yen $50 a day until he
had survived ono hundred days, after
which tho bot was to cease. lie UNDER
took to expose himself to danger only
when military conditions demanded IT;
In other words, he would not wilfully let
himself DO killed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
HIGH JUMPERS COMING. 4
Many Crack Hurdlers to Compete
at Richmond Show.

preparations for the Horse Show In
October are progressing favorably, and
Secretary Warthen and other officers
express qualification at the outlook. Ono
OF tho feature events OF tho show VIII be
the high jumping contest for prize OF
$500. This will bring to his city the greatv
est performers over the high hurdles ~
this country, 1t Is not yet known Whetnrr
Hehcrbloom will BIO among the co u,
tors or not, but Richard Donnelly. Sidney
Holloway, Mr.. Pepper, OF Canada, VINO
has. figured in the Madison Square Garden
shows Mr., Hurkamp,aof FREDERICKSBURG,
and Mr., Taylor, of Maryland, Win the
popular Gray Rock, are among those eH-
nected to participate. MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
WILLARD AT RADFORD. .
introduced BY Elk Gov. Tyler, and
Makes Good With People.
(specinl totThc rimcs-Dlspat

RADFORD, VA, July H.-Lleutcnant-
Governor Willard addressed q good
audience at the Opera House to-
night, and was listened to with the closest
attention in nsspecch which, though not
oratorlcal, was manly, modest and prnc-
teal and imbued with high, clean prln-
ciples and sound business sense.
lie was introduced by Ex-Governor
Tyler, who paid Il high tribute to his
loyalty, his courage ana fathfulness to
duty, as friend, soldier and statesman,
ana one who had Loyalty supported the
candidates of the Southwest, himself for
Governor and Judge Phfcgar for the
Court of Appeals. He made an excellent
speech addressing the audience as a
friend and neighbour and commencing TO
them his tried and true friend, virginia $
Lieutenant-G Governor.
Colonel Willard said, In beginning, that
he had nothing to say against his oppo-
ncnts, bu, simply asked the audience 10
consider his fitness for the office. He
would submit his record. Of which he
was not ashamed lie said. and state the
principles for which he stood. leaving 1t
TO his hearers to decide between him and
his opponents.
He discussed education, good roads
and the progress OF Virginia in most
Interesting sensible and buslnesslike man
ner, and declared that II he was elected
Governor fair dealing towards every
man should be his object, and that he
would give all his energy and ability to
the advancement ofathc States best In
terests. His address rung true and made
fine impression on his audience. His
sincerity and earnestness, his patriotism
and business ability appealed to all who
heard him, and doubtless won him many
votes. Licutenant-G Governor Willard has
made warm friends in Radford, and Will
be gladly welcomed back. While IN tho
city he was the guest of Ex-Governor
Tyler s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
WATER QUEEN.
Bill to Please Every Taste at the
Casino Next Week,

The bin a The Casino no t n9Xt W who IKE
variety, Tie quick, the humorous, ~, ms
uasrn0as the mHssR@ th B sa IH, 10 be 's
good as any ,he house has preseF9 toa
ana certainly the SHOW p9 W. rn IA ,,g 90.
mcnt in providing FOR, the enterta' n m, en-
Of the public the nom,,ang " haNo been AZ
European sensation for three years ears, a ana
she comes 10 this city after q m mos s srho
Japanese soldiers are maryols ~ ,ile,r
man2suyres sealrg W Sra m llks SO m srS
iesgue comedians and dancers ana si,ge, =
10 please the public. the BIZ VIII remain
What has been one q ne les,n most Ml su be-
hyolt,,h, nlnso this evening, when
6s SSsesa os,lng e ms ssr Mssh M
TI9 n"n w VIII 'nrrucDie, the Yanos N
Nnas 1SEs anr IL So and a Wt
are features worth seeing, The usual
matinee is to be given thls afternoon on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
NAVY Department
ANNOUNCES AWARDS.
nv Associated prcss.)

WASHINGTON, July H-According 10
mn announcement made at the Navy De-
nnrtment to-day. the bnttlcship OREGON,
ar tic a static fleet, has won the trophy
for tho highest scores made by vessels
of the battleship class at the last annual
target practice. In the cruiser class INC
Raleigh, on the Asiatic station, IS me
Z, ronbv winner, the Cevel;h,d, Of the
North Atlantic station, ranking second,
rho Frolic captured the trophy for YES
sells OF te gunboat class, With the DOL
min. tho trophy winner OF last year.
second. Tho Paul Jones, which won INC
trophy n year ago for the best aVerhse
among the torpedo boats Is the winner
this year. Is tlt8 5r5s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
HEARST EDITOR
UNDER n ! :: i ARREST |. |;| |: !:
Charge Of Criminal Libel Brought
Against Arthur Brisbane By
Comptroller Grout.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, July 14-Arthur Brisbane,
editor OF the New York Evening Jour-
raj, was placed Under arrest this after
noon on a charge of criminal libel, pre-
fcrred BY City Comptroller Edward NJ,
Circuit. Mr.. Brisbane went voluntarily to
court to answer the charge. ~ hearing
In the case was set for Monday ss e
The editorial comp latned of3by Mr.. Grout
was headed .'Straining at Il Set of False
Teeth and Swallowing n Theatre 1t is
alleged that Mr.. Grout had refused to
audit IL bill for $40 for false teeth bought
at District Attorney Jerome's order for
Dodge, tho principal witness for the
prosecution In tho criminal AToccedings
growing out Of the Dodge-Morsc divorce
case. but that he thad approved the sale
of the Montauk Theatre in Brooklyn to
the city. The sale was characterized IN
the editorial as "swindling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
WHITE SEES GEAR
Question Of Peace Negotiations
at Washington Gone Over
in Detail.
lBr Associated Prass.l

" ST. PETERSBURG. July I'M. Witte
had prolonged audience of the Emperor
this afternoon, at which the whole sub
ject of the peace negotiations was gone
over In detail. The difficulties of the
situation were freely discussed and In
dications were given that His Majesty
is more apt personally to goven M.
Whites course than the formal nstruc-
lions which have been given him.
NJ. White will leave st. Petersburg
next Wednesday for Paris, sailing, as
previously announced, from CherbourG
July 26th on the North German Lloyd
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse. At
NJ Whites personal solicitation NJ. ko-
rotovitz, one of the nblest young diplo-
mats who formerly was secretary OF the
Russian legation at Pekin, Will be at
tached to the Russian mission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
MARTIN CONFERENCE.
Richmond Friends Of the Senator
Meet to Discuss ORGANIZATION.

& Some OF the Clay Ward friends OF Sena-
tor Thomas S. Martin held an enthus-i
listic meeting and conference last night,
at Murphy's Hotel. here were present
forty or more well known citizens, ana
the nucleus OF an organization was form
ed. Tho conference was private, and little
or nothing was given out for publication.
Senator Martin was present and SPOKE
informally to tho conference Several
others made addresses. The gathering
was for the purpose of organization, ana
ono of those present expressed thenl-
selves MS we'll pleased with tho attend
ancc and enthusiasm chnrncterlzlng the
meeting.
IT is assumed that similar meetings OF
voters In tho other wards have been, or
Will be held and that the Senator's sur,
porters Will work systemntcaliy 10 chrIf
ihis CITY and the district for him. Alder
man Robert Whlttet presided at the meet
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
MANN IN YORK.
Speaks at Grafton and Poquoson
With Rain Interference.
(snccInl to Tho Timcs-DispatchD

4 NEWPORT NEWS VA. July Ia
Judge w. H. Mann spoke Mt Grafton this
afternoon and ut Poquoson Tonight
being greeted by enthusiastic crowds Of
severu hundred people at each place
Rain nterfcred with both meetings.
The Judge spent tonight ut Poquoson.
and tomorrow WILL go TO Morrison,
where he will address n meeting IN the
afternoon lie will reach this city to-
morrow night at 7:20 o'clock, and an
hour later will speak on the Elevator
lot" q vacant square In the center of the
business district.
The Mann supporters here say that the
meeting will be the biggest political
gathering ever seen In the city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
TERRORIST BAND
CAUGHT BY POLICE |. [ {.
Officers Raid St1ot,sc Where
Bombs Were Manufactured
and Passports Forged.
RIGID CENSORSHIP RESTORED
Regiment Stationed at Mountain
i5 Post iii Caucasus Has
Mutined.
fBv Associated Press.)

/. = = . - III Il,
4 ST. PETERSBURG. July ia band
OF terlorists fully equipped to manut i''
tire bombs and forge passports was cap
turcd In a house ncarthe Fontankn Canal
slast night The police surrounded INC
building Occupied by the despera does, but
tho inmates fought them of with re-
volvers. After tho police had received
rei1forcemcnts the whole gang were made
prisoners. Several Of the policemen were
wounded. rs
Tho government censorship now Under
tho direction Of General 1repoif, assistant
minister Of the interior, has been revived
with all its pristine vigor. A blanket OF
der has been issued, positively prohibiting
the publication Of any news relating 70
strikes, disorders or revolutionary ac-
ttvlty, tEEa s'H5f ag t7s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
TIGER Bone Soup.

broth derived from tigers bones when
ccn nsm at ali meals renders a man a
Hercules. We arr. SURPRISED to
hear It. However,, belief Is certainly
n so-called 'tonlc'' made from tho bones
of tigers imparts to tho individual who
doses himself with 1t soma of the tigers
Strength and ferocity. OF course It does
nothing of the kind, but faith travels a
long Way, and no doubt many of those
who are In the habit OF plying themselves
with the concoction imagine that they
are gradually acquiring 81 few Of that
animals qualities, s4&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
Had Marrow Escape.

MI simon Ilelstern, q RIehm [rnmi eattlS
buyer, had marrow escape 81, irnm ufa1m
&c nms,, Win Colonel James II, Grseyer,
Of chlihowle Mr.. liellsterl' started ON, ont
to drive into the county. Near 4 railroad
crossing Mr. llellstcrn saw that lhere
Was danger OF being struck by z passing
freight train and jumped from he buggy,
a misstep threw him under the buggy,
Colonel tireeyeri could not stop the horse
Immediately, and barely passed oyer the
track In time 10 avoid being struck, Mr.
iicilstern was bruised considerably, but
his wounds are not serious,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
Republican Delegates.
,spec!al TO The Times.Dispatph.)

Especial % 'The Tlmos"DlSpNloh,)
BRISTOL TENN, July 1.-THE Re
ppbicans of Bristol, VA tonight se-
Iccted delegates to the subernatorIal con
vention 10 be held at Roanoke August
9Th and by unanimous votes instructed
ihe delegates TO vote FOR Judge Lunslord
l,omax Lewls Tor the nomtnatioa for Coy
%!nor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
QUESTION OF BEDFORD
HOME is HELD OVER
Try Associated Iorcss.l

4 BUFFALO, n. Y, July l4.-The Elks
attending the nineteenth annual reunion
we're entertained BY the Niagara Falls
Lodge to-day. Before final Adjournment
the question of the abandonment Of the
national home at Bcdford!4 Va, was dis
cussed many favoring It's continuance.
but definite action was postponed until
next year. a resolution was adopted
that the aga limit for adj
mission 10 the home be reduced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
SMALL FIRE; BIG CROWD.
Department Called to Subduc a
Blaze on Fourteenth STREET,

4 lnro alarm from BOX 20 at II NJ;
Yesterday brought out engines 3, and
trucks land relieves BY sm laIrIsSb at"wn
~, ~ caarnemter shop Of II, G.. Mayo, No, ~
Nnrth Fourteenth Street. The upper pol-
lion he Tozstoyh s s'G Gremee VA NO SH
, u,mciN Of hose and soon .subdued the Incl
Mani. fire. - --.ls --Ln.l.-- .L- 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
An Anti Baby League.

England has an ant-baby league They
propose that tho government shall take
active steps to decrease the blrth-rate,
and that penalty no inflicted OH those
who "oyer-burden society with more than
their faiy share of offspring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
Felt Kindly Toward Them.

Josh Coles u ftfteen-yoar-old hoy,
charged with stealing a lot OF canta-.
loupes from Nj. II. $, Morrison. VIII APP
pear before Justice Crutehfcld this morn
ipg lie WAS arrested last night and
lodged IN the second District.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
sBe rry,s tor Bargains
IRIS THE PULLING AND
tHAUL1&N G. # II A r 1T 2 s is
FOR BOYS.
III our advertise IN ent pulls
.you In, you can haul out big
bargain to-day

Boys Suits made to stand
the use that active, live, eiler-
gctic boys Will ptttttl1ena.to.
at Ht.D5 instead OF $500.
3 AT $3.50 instead Of $500.
AT $3.50 instead Of $500 and 5000.
At Sl.75 instead Of $3.50 and $500.
7Bc. Mothers Friend Shirt
Waists 7Bc. Mothers Friend
Blouse Waists: 7Bc. Boys
Fancy Nogl1goe Shirts, at only
35c. FOR CHO1CEI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
SUMMER COLDS.

Laxative Rromo Qulninc, the world wide
Cold Cure, removes the cause, Call for
the fun name and look for signature OF
l., w, Grove. 25c.-AdY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
Ford-Walker.

(special to Tho Times-Dlspatch}
SIT. LOUIS, MO. July 14.-llenrS Ciln'oh
Ford. of Lexington. Va, was marrlen -, 20
Miss Elizabeth Lydia Walker OF ~,
louis, at the residence Of Mr. Ward
Bates F,aston, on Lotus Avenue, Ihe
Rev. George Hunt onlcIated. Nnlln6r
bride nor groom was attended ana Only
relatives and a few Intimate friehus "eio
Mr,'nnd Mrs. Ford, left for an EXTENDED
SAY AZ a Michigan summer RESORT
whence they will so to Lexington va,
to reside, ,so,,oro
gIsaston Walker, whose grandfather was
RUFUS Easton., prominent figure IN east
ST. Louis history
M Jcnrvt ~. Miller, of washington,
yan! look 'IHIs appointment yesterday vt
Tho Retreat for tho SICK, +4sr Jf A n taN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
Regiment Revolts.

(By Associated Prcss.)
4 TELLS. CAUCASIAN July Ia fegl-
ment of Russian sappcrs stationed at q
small village in tho mountains near here,
has murdered al. its officers, and it Is
rumorcd has Joined the revolutionists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
ELIXIR BABEK
The Only Sure Cure for Chi||s,
Malaria and feyers.
ACTS LIKE MAGIC,
a well known New Jersey clergyman
fnrc NO follnninu tnn, i,nn,. -.

J
offers the following testimonials.
Washington ID, ca April 4, 800.
Kloczcwsk q Co., Gentlemen: Your
"Eabek" acts like magic; have given Il
ia numerous people in my parish; who
were suffering with chills, malaria and
fever. They have used II with cxcele1t
results, II well deserves the praise OF
thousands. OF people. ANA recommend 1t
! 10 those who are sufferers and In need
o! q good toaic. Yours truly.
Rev, S. slYMANOWsKI,
st. Stephens Church, Perth Amboy, n. j.
Washington, p CT April 8, 1900.
Kloczewski & co.-s!rs: Within the last
Eve month"; ! have sold 1900 bottles Of
"Elixlr Babek," for Malaria, Chllls and
Fever. Our customers speak very Wei
OF Il, Yours truly,
HENRY EVANS.
9l2 + Street, n, w.
FOR SALE EY ALL DRUGGISTS,