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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-04

New York, Septiembre 4.-Llegan mas noticias sobre
la actud del pueblo japones frene al tratado de Ports
mouth La mprenta esta anzando da tras da hoas ano
nmas que duramente al goberno por asnstruc
clones que envi6 los plenpotencarios Aver, Domingo
tuvo ugar nmensa demonstration pdblca, que to-
maron parte ochena mil personals, contra gabnete del
emperador pldendo la enunca Immediate de los ministries
continuation de la guerra La efervescenca las gran
des cudades por momenos conrman los rumores
de movlmeno revouconaro, que anunc6 e cable hace
POGO que trasmiti LA DEMoCRACIA Las autorldades
enen 6denes de reprmr cuaquer tumulto por la uerza
En- e palaco imperial redoblan las guardas La pocia
reforzada por poderoso conngente de opas trabaa
para mpedir la circulation de mpresos cande.tnos la fl
acl6n de pacartes las pazas paseos Creese que
e]erco slmpatiza Ia muchedumbre que pueden obre
venir verdaderos concos al ecibse la noca de que e
convenio aprueba de6nitivamente
lnforman de Barcelona que anoche estal6 en- la Ram
bla una bomba de dinamta. Hay muertoy varlos he
rdos Suponesequ Sc traa de nuevo atentado anar
qulsta para esparcr e terror la cudad Sc hacen
meros arrestos sin que possible todava descubr los
autores del hecho. Hoy completa Ia tranquldad la
ramba aparece concurrida sempre habiendo acud
do las vendedoras de flores puestos habtuales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-04
DtSDE JUANA-D|Az
La sonora Rodriguez de Puig.
Censuras 4 la circular de
la Junta de sandal.
UN PRESTITo
CONSTRUCTION de un nuevo
acueducto. -.-Se tratar1 el
asunto. ---Un temple.

Haze a]gunos dias fslleci6 en- esta
poblsci6n tras cruel enfermedad, Ia
distinguids y respectable sefiora doha
Bsatriz Rodriguez dc Puig, mad .
amantfsima de los qusridos amigos y
correlIgionarios don Francisco y don
Carlos. El entisrro que % verified en- 10
tsrds dol mismo dfa, fue una verdade-
ra manifestsei6n do duelo. FL corte
10, compuesto do todas las clases 30
sialea, aeompan6 hasta el oementerio
sl eadGvsr do 10 seiiors Rodriguez, 10
que On vida supo eaptarss 81 apresio
do todos los que Ia conocieron.
-Ha oafdo conc una bomba On
este pueblo, 10 circular sobre Ia ma
tanza do cerdos. MOI explica como
ID Junta superior de sanidad, hays
podido dictsr dichs 6rden, sin tener
on cuenta que los municipios, al for
mar aus presupuestos, han .calculado
los ingresos por ese concspto; y ade.
mas Ia muchas personals que viven de
ssa industria.
-En Ultima session dol Concsjo
Municipal 20 prssent6 una proposition
del Alcalcs interss ando que se contrate
up emprestito para dsdicarlo . Ia
construction do un acueducto. Ell
Ayuntamisnto acord6 dirigirss q ia
o6cina del ingeniero, estsblecida On
San Juan, para informarse do 10 que
cos,arfa 10 obrs, caso dc que pudiera
realizarse.
Nosotros estamos conformes con
10 construction, que bsstante falta ha-
%. No obstsnts, q precise saber On
el sstAdo On que % encuentra el mu-
nicipio para luego hacer ess opera
ei6n. Oportunsmente irformaremos,
"a on nuestro poder los antecedepts
81 convlene Ia municipalidad Ia con-
tratasi6n dc csc emprestieo.
--Adelantan con rapidez los ira
bsjos do construction de los edifcios
deatinados para eulto protestsnte y
casa escuels; esta Ultima en- el barrio
dc Rio Cafias. Con tel motive hay
vn buen ndmero de otreros ocupa ADDS
yse sguarda que en- todo este mes
AnwvVn{ IN lN~ <ro kotn.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-04
MOVIMIEMTO H0STIL

Telegraffan desde Shanghai que
en- China se acentda marcadamente el
movimiento hostil a que SO hsgsn con-
cesiones q los extrsnjeros residences
en- aquel territorio.
EAta oposici6n se extiende al fe-
rrocarril de se-Tao, que habfa sido
concsdido al sindicato de Pekin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-04
P||doras Rosadas ie| Dr.. panIaqua

ANsAA CLoRosIs No a'~a las On" ds:rdv:.
Nni Q
la la
Umne Immediate anss
Hxv7A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
SUDDEN END OF
FARMERS CONGRESS
sitting were elected inn hurry and there
was nothing left In thoiwny Of business
but slnc-tllne Adjournment and thnt
was hnd without trouble about s o'clock
In the afternoon. s#b
I SEssIO N7'IN DETAIL.
Immigration Questions Are Pro
ductive Of Lively Debate.
ontlnued from First Pnge.)

President Jordan called The Farmers
Congress to order ut Il o. clock Yesterday
morning, a.si. mitch Ito his surprise, he
found largely moro than Il quorum pres
cnt A quorum wns OH hand, but. moth
Ing like Il majority Of tho delegates.
The attractions Of historical Richmond
md Its battle-scarred suburbs were
more 'fctchylg' than those of the con-
gross, and the visitors were out ,ehjoy--
Ing themselves Sightseeing, but the
Congress went on with It's business nll
the same.
A resolution by George q, Hutchinson.
OF 1'on,sylvnnla.s which 4 was passed,
provides for a regular standing commit
tee to be known MS the Legislative
committees" whose, duty II sl,nl be to
keep IN touch WITH washington and do
Ats utmost to ynvc bills ma ,pthcr'
matters proposed by this Congress to
PASS the United States Congress.
a.a The preliminary business belnE clear
cd away, the president called the reg
ular programme, which provided an nd
dress by Mr. Robert Dec. Ward, OF
Boston. Mass. Mr.. Ward appeared be-
fore the Congress by invitation rs the
Representative OF tho Immigration Re-
s,rlctlon League and National Civic
Federation" Hc opened with n candid
statement, OF the aims and objects Of
the lenElcaof which he Is n representa-
tive. He snid he was hero ny invita-
ton to present the views of his nssocla-
ton. the aims and objects which ire to
restrict Immigration in n conservative
way Mr.. EWard made a pleasing adj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
nm FELLOWS HAVE:
Enjoyable RALLY
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge Boast
Of Many Visiting
Brethren.

THE rally of Abou Ben Adhem Lodge OF
odd Fellows las night was a great sue
cess over four hundred members OF lnln
,,o,,,,,r oranr gathered at Smithdcal Hall
and heard speeches from the grand ON
GERS present Grand Mast'r Ashby, OF
culpepcr, was present and made happy
address. Members OF the order were ~
attendance from Manchester, peterspuls g.
Frofcrleksburg. Hampton and other cities
Among the speakers were Grand Master
Ashby, Grand Treasurer, John w. Fer
g,,sson Messrs T.. Wiley Davis, n. -
BowcrIng fredericksburg; Be.W, Morris.
Charles Pohlig D. e. Richarusoh ahu
George ID. Davis. Mr.. Davis, who Is Il
bright Odd Fellow. made q particularly
happy speech, Mr.. Manly Ramos was
present, and the members have cause to
he grateful 10 him for much delightful
music,
FOLLOWING the formal exercises refresh
ments were served and every ono greatly
enjoyed the rally, @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

~ 7FfT1 I ISL Il
reports iii oil various subjects anu M,1 ~
sptit 4sc,.ssion, tho congress \, a asr H.
them. f,tho most important . nn,ons ,,,.,,,
resolutions thus adopted nre tno o'' p.us.
ihg to the Congress- OF tho ti ~.
ifo,.5n new law, giving the peo 1l ~. ~.
riphi to elect United SUITES ll...p, y
md The petition praying for government y gu
Md IN country road building.
rho resolutions committee did not tor-
rct Tho usual vote of THINKS.
rl,c executive committee. or tne nom
mailing committee, Ind already liked ING ING
Iii.t of officers for the ensuing Two years
tnrm md SO the election was mere
matter Of form. The officers for tho
next two years are as follows
president Jno. NJ. Stnhl, Of illinois.7,stS
lrirs, Vice. President. Brenelah cam.
arm. or North Carolina.
snconrl vice-President, John Strange,
Of Indiana.
Treasurer, All. Judy, Of Ohio.
Secretary Geo. NJ. Whitaker, of Ma ssn-
rhc retiring president made q most
handsome speech III s,irrendering INC INC,
ravel, and tho new president did himsclf
proud III taking 1t III land. Beyond these
features the change of administration
was tame.
rho congress was handsomely enter
tanned 1T the West End Park last night.
rhc Casino was packed and Folk Miller
md his negro quartcttc sang TO the
ihenrts' content or the Visitors. Re-
freshncrts were served on the grounds
ana tho visitors took In I'LL the shows
without charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
THRILLING STORY or.
BURNING OF MIKASA
A Series Of Explosions Followed
by Many Acts of Heroism
by the Injured
Special Cable to The Times Dispatch and

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Herad)
LONDON, September 1.-THE Daily
Telegraph's special correspondent sends
the following. under date of Toxic,
"Wednesday. 11:O4 p, NJ: Your special
correspondent at the naval base, Sascbo.
sends the following telegram: "The
burning OF the battleship Mikasa was
attended by many heroic Incidents.
These was not one, but series of cX-
plosions: some loud, like simultaneous
reports of many heavy guns, and others
dull and muffled,
Immediately after the first Of these,
great sheets of flame seemed to en-
velop the ship. 1t was perfect moon
light night, added to which all the
warships and land stations turned their
scarchlIghs upon tho scene. and this
concentration OF T.-tit. together with
tho glare OF the conllagraton, made 1t
ss,uctu,,os from: the filore, land also
materially assisted the work of rcscre.
"Roats were lowered In all directions,
and the survivors CALAMITY rowed about.
although they themselves were suffer-
ing from many casualties, and succeed
| ed In saving numerous lives. could
see the work of rescue as clearly as u
1t were proceeding in daylight
"Waters rushed In through q hole IN
the rort side OF the ship and the Mlkasa
settled down. It Is believed that, as
=, the damage cal be easily repaired, the
hagship will soon be raised
| Baron Yamamoto, minister of marine,
snid. "Wild rumo!s In circulation that
the Incident due to dscontent IN the
navy with reference to the peace terms
nre as absurd as they are false,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
COLD WAVE BRINGS RIM
OUT THE 0YERCOA7s
Chilly Weather Extends All Long
Atlantic Coast to
Georgia.

A cold wave visited Richmond on
yesterday and. still remains Il 3fffgid and
unwelcome guest.
Chronic kickcrs, who for months past
have been inveighing against The heat
Of summer, are now loudly crying FOR
what has been and sneezing and cough
Ing over the discomfort Of the present
,Straw hats have disappeared AS m!s-
fteriously as will the soda at the hrst
visit OF frost and overcoats have usurp-
ed the province OF the "shirt"alst'
The odor OF cedar, camphor and the
moth ball pervades the air and pro
claims the reaprearance OF hncleh'
friends. Virginia. ties have given place
to ncckwear of warmer tendency ana
low-neckedl col liars have t AIKEN 4 an up
ward turn IN single night Where
are the clothes Of yesterday?
Tho first touch of winter came With
out warning. From Vermont. where
SHOWS and frost prevail, all along the
Atlantic coast to Georgia., summer took
= hnsty departure. In New ork aio
WASHINGTON the. thermometer dropped &c
5G degrees while in Richmond the mer-
cury went 2-lO OF n degree lower,
Only four, times in the last eiEh'
yeora LIS autumn weather rcached tnlS
city at so early date and practically
only. twice has it been colder. IN is9S
NO thermometer registered exactly hal
a century and in 1902 1t went twe
| points lower
How long the chilly snap wlll,con
t,nuc Weather Director Evans VIII no
say. lie says that September is as IN
certain as mule; We never can eel
,ust how to handle 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
AT PENSACOLA.
One Death and Three New Cases
All in Infected Section.
(By Associated Press


y PENSACOLA, FLA, September l4.-OHe
death and three new cases, Is the report
officially announced tonight at the Board
OF Health headquarters, all of the now
cases being In the infected area. The
man TO die was II. d. Brooks. n drauGhts-
man. who came here several weeks since
to take position in an abstract office.
lie had been sick five days, but during
the first period Of sickness refused to taFe
medicines prescribed. On account of OBJ
jcctons made BY Governor felix's, of Ala
bama. the Marine Hspital camp which
was TO have been established near the
Alabama line, has been abandoned. ] t WI
be located at another point.
LEEVILLE IN SAD Plight.
Some idea OF the deplorabic yellow
fever conditions that prevailed at Lee
vile before relief doctors ana nurses
reached the scene was given to-day by
Manuel Encalade. He said cor,munica-
ton vfs cut of with New Orleans. the
food SUPPLY ran low, the medicines kept
\in the town store were exhausted, ana lt
was impossible to got collins FOR the
dead, who were, buried In shrouds
sA----,,..7--~- @ase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
(By Associated Ioress.)

=
a NEW ORLEANS. La, September IL
The official record Of the yellow fever
situation up to c p. NJ. to-day follows:
New cases, 40:
Total to date, ., i62.
Deaths, 6.
Total to date. S2s.
New foci. Is.
Gases under treatment, SIC.
Discharged, 1,S17.
here was nothing new in tho local
situation to-day beyond the increase IN
new cases and deaths. There were real
" seven yellow fever deaths, but one OF
them does not appear on the record.
1t is the case Of an Italian, who, III
the dclirium Of his fever, secured Il re-
yolvcr and blew his brains out.
Inethe country. the situation at Fallal'lh
is Improving under the management or
Drs Chassiagnac and Won Ezdorf Tbs
people there have asked the State Board
of Health that DR.. Chassiagnac DC ~
signed to remain there and conduct TIE
campaign to the end. This has been re-
ferred to Dr. Chasslagnac who Will DC
termine Later what his course Will be.
Among other country reports, We're:
Patterson, twenty cases; tHo deaths.
Kenner eight cases; two deaths
Clark Chcniere. one death,
Berwick, one DEATH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
HEAD Of HOLINESS CHURCH
Is FLACED UNDER ARREST
nav AssocIntct 1,rass,

CEy Associated 1'rsss)
son, millionaire broker md head of the
Metropolitan Holiness Church, was ar
res led to-day on II warrant sworn out ny
With having wIrully, inullclously and ,in-
caused tho detention OF her SIN
.teen-yenr-old daughter, Hnzel schafer.
Edwin Il. Harvey, Il wealthy proprietor
vey, members OF Parsons church, were
arrested at their homes about the same
time on two warrants charging them
with the same offense toward tho luugtl-
ter OF Mrs. Schn fer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
RACE RIOT OCCURS
IN MOUND COUNTY, MO f.
Effort to Prevent Negroes from
Working Cause Trouble-May
Call for Troops.
(Ily Associated Press.)

ST. LOUIS, September 1--A special
from New Madrid Mo-, says:
Information has reached here that last
night, mob Of whites attacked Owen
Delaney ,and his negro workmen az
Henderson, Mo. a pitched battle ensued.
In which about scventy-1lvc shots We're
lired and the side of the house In which
Delaney Was stopping was sho to pieces.
Delaney WAS wounded IN the hand,
and 1t Is thought that some of the mob
We're hit Delaney came to New Madrid
to-day and bought all the rifles In toS- /.
declaring he Is going to keep the negroes
at work in spite of any resistance, The
anti-ncgro element has been reinforced
and further trouble Is expected Tonight,
II is stated that troops will be asked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
STATUS IN MISSISSIPPI.
Few Scattering Cases at Small
Cities in the State.
fRY Agsoclnted Press

(By Associated Prcss)
JACKSON, MISS, September 1.-THE
Mississippi yellow fever summary for the
past twcntyfour hours is as follows:
Sorlu City, a suburb OF Gulfport, one
case discovered by Surgeon Wasdn.
Mississippi City. one new case.
Nicksburg. two new cases developed ut
Gulfport.
Nntchez. Pennington and Hamberg re-
port no new cases during the day, and
no deaths nj any of the infected points.
Surgeon Lavender reports that the sick
ness at Kemp's Landing, La, Is not yell
low fever
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
MORE TROOPS AT BAKU[.
Mcnacing Attitude Of Rioters
Causes Governor TO Ask Tor
Them.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)

Especial to8The Tlmcs-D1sp ,l'cHF !, y
TITl.Is. september 14.-lf,u III ne ie',r,
forccments have been ordered sent TO
Bnku,
The governor, OF E.Izabcthport has tele-
rrnnhcd for more troops owing TO the
menacinS altitude Of the rioters. y
4,lep,Itatio from Eliznbcthport to-day pre-
sented petition to General shirinklh'
commander OF he forces{askinE that I'M I'M
mediate steps be taken to prevent iuf-
thcr bloodshed. -
The revolutionary party here To-Day 10, 10,
sued a proclamation calling for genera
uprising.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
OBITUARY.
D. C. Mayo.

! Mr.. d. G. Mayo, formerly a laTEc 70
bacco manufacturer. died at s r. NJ. yes.
terday n MS home No, 50 N9 }or many
vnars one OF the largest tobac Geo manu-,
ffac c in Richmond. He retired rom on
the busncss about rf,cen years ago O., a eed
moved to Canada. where ne oc rs-eI ns re- re-
rnoI lt in Canada about nine years, after r
which Id returned to this city, ana mas
made rs home here eyer ny his wife ana
fn,r children-David G. Mayo, Jr" OF
Montreal Nor Can, and Henry; Joseph ph,, anu
Mrs. Edward Mayo. all Of Richmonu.
The funeral will take place Sa1uraa9 a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
INnckols--Earrar.

Especial to The Timea-D!spatch)
AMIlERST, VA, September li-MIss
Ellen Farrar, of Richmond, Va, and Mr.
- SG ~ tbe q ho" Of Mr feofy wgre
mond. near this place, this morning at
1850 o'clock. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev a +. Gray of the Episcopal
Church, In the presence OF only the Inn
mediate members OF the family, 'rhe
couple left on the o'clock northhound
train for their future home, in Goochland
county,
The pride Is cousin of Mrs, Il. H..
i DvlnMOnl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

day at ills apartments In ID New York
hotel. HILL n
lean legal advisor, inatlc Tho following
statement nbout tlicacondittbh Of Baron
Kbiriurn: NJ
II left Baron Ko,nllra Il short while
nk0 Will, his temperature much lower
than 1t hns been. He confidently ex.
poets to DO able to sall on Octobet. I'd,
lii time to 10 present at the opening
session or tho Jnpn,,esc- Diet. to which
tho report Of The peace envoy Will he
presented. - 5s% &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Admiral Roiestyensky Well.
(gpecIal to The Times Dispatch.)

y I5VUNTN1 10 TTTW TI!IINS- J1sT1VIUTT
ST. PETERsBuRG, September ia
Letter received here from japan says
Vice,Admiral RoiesYens.sY has complete
~ recovered from the wounds which he
SUSTAINED at be 'jattie Of he Sea OF
Japan, but chat he wll not come home
until The peaeg treaty Is ratiled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
All Quiet in Yokohama.

Especial TO The Tllnes-Dlspatch)
YOKOHAMA. September li.-The city
" quiet today t,nder military occupation.
There we're sefsral rowdy outbreaks dur
ing last night, hut no damage was done.
Thirteen arrests were made Consult
General Miller is of the opinion that
there viii be no demonstration against
Amer;eans.
The Taft party Is expected 10 arrive
here on Saturday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Farmers Hold the Key.

MI. Ward argued that the American
farmers, really hold the key to the
situation and can readily solve the i'm
migration problem. Said he: II believe
that American farmers have everything
to gain and practically nothing to lose
by advocating the three amendments to-
our immigration laws, which are to como
before the next Congress and which
now have the most general support OF
the country at large
These three amendments he discussed
In full They were: First the head tax
should be raised; second, we should de-
bar Immigrants of poor physique; third
the illteracy test. In conclusion, Mr..
Word said: "Al of these tests together
would not, believe, deprive American
farmers OF any apprecinble portion or
the kind of farm labor which they most
need And that very small portion which
thew might lose feel absolutely certain
they would be now willing to give up
for the good of the country as q whole
Another View.
Mr. Nathan Blur Of New York, chair
man of the Associated Charities of New
York city, was the next speaker. lie
took quite II different view of tho inn
migrant question from that expressed BY
Mr. Ward, In fact, he was much IN
favor OF a wide open immigration gate.
These opposing Views by experts got
the congress to thinking and rs ,ne
question of immigration ind labor is
the nll-nbsorbIng question with farmers.
1t was but natural that widely ramify-
Ing discussion followed.
Mr.. Beverly, OF Virginia delegation.
got the floor and in advocating vide
open doors to Immigrants who came 10
TIL the soil he took occasion to make
n good naturcd shot at some OF his
| Northern friends who he accused OF
spelling tho negro with silly dreams of
| social equality,
l.. B. Rice, of Port Huron, Mich, fol-
lowed him and took the other side of
tho question He said that whore he
lived on the frontier Of Canada he could
see the disadvantage of foreigners COM
! Ing into this country. Mr., Rice said
that all of the strikes and troubles OF
| tho country were lod by outsiders.
Mcssrs. Rhctt. OF South Carolina; Gra-
ham, of North Carolina; Noble, OF Ohio;
Frank Smith. Of Virginia, and others,
made earnest speeches, each taking Views
that fitted In with their own localities
| and none OF them very well agreed
as to the best policy. The whole dis
cusslon proved that there Is q great
! diversity OF opinion concerning this I'M
/ migration question and that sooner OF
later Immigration will be a problem fol
this country to solve,
| s..# - -------------
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Governor Acts Promptly.

CI3y Associated i'ress.)
JEFFERSON CITY, MO, september
li.-ActIng Governor Mckinley received
Information to-day OF rlolns between
whites and negro workmen NJ henderson,
Mound county, Mo- and immediately
lelegraphea Robert KutledBe, prosecuting
attorney of New Madrid county and
Sheriff II. r. Henry, lnstructing them ~
take prompt measurTs to protect life ana
property,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.
Their Platform Declares Against
Distribution of r. r. Passes. j
lBy Associated Preas.l

\ III
LINCOLN, NEl3., September IL
Nebraska Republicans in State conven-
ton to-day nominated the following
ticket:
Justice Of Supreme court-Charles B.
Lctton of Falrbury.
Regents Of the university-v. G. Ly-
ford Of Falls City; Frederick Abbott.
OF Columbus.
Interest centered largely in the plat
form, which was adopted unanimously.
The platform recommends that a law
be enacted to prevent the distribution
OF railroad passes. The platform con-
tlnuc5:
1--WE believe strictly In tho principle
OF equality before the law Ms applied
to the transportation business and,
therefore demand immediate relief
through tile enforcement OF existing
laws, or through, amendatory q eEis'lla' !
ton, from the payment OF rebates 70
favorte shippers and unlawfnl ana
wrongful Determinations between COM
munItles and individuals, both In the
state and in the nation,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Iohn r. Reaney,
lsnecinl TO The Times-pispu

N ISIIECIUf I71''Vt0 t-4'7.--1-- n I,
DANYILLE, VA, september M-Mr,
t the iDanviile Evening Bee under the nom
Cod. have been read with Interest by the
t INV ~ millnonnry CONSUMPTION The DE-
csH cen I'd was n sign wrltcr5tby trade. and and
nrobably wrote over two-thrds of tho
advertising signs in the city: II the &c CA 4,
ntv4of importance in tho Union, his
travels forming the basis OF many, or MS
stories. Mr.. Reamey was rare lltersrS
genius and writing for papers was y LAY
With him. He Is survived by a wife ana