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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
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River ali OF our forces arc continuing
4 the pursuit Of theeremnnt OF the enc l..,
3:niv, and many Russian Ulcers . ans !
men aurc surrendering to our, , TIL.
east $of&the rle Pass Road:
S'Addltional spoils taken in the Jdlree-
#tion Of 6thc Shakhe River are wagons
.snnd carts captured southeast ,o5
I Chiuliltoutzu. They exceed l,99o, loaaeaS
Antion, ,nntrenching tools, telegraph
sand Telephone equipments, pontto e
Il material, supplies and water, boilers.
@'''H'hey &also carried 1900 cight-centi-
meter, 400 fiftcen-centimeter shells
am i, 200, 600 small gammunition md va
rious military supplies. 4 & ,
Il IN fthc direction Of Singching the
-spoils included 10000 small 3nmmuhl-f
ton. 500 shclse.and 5000 entrenching
fools ~ JSs tts ttt{ III z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Moving Pictures Of Samoa.

Pr Edward iIur6n mcdowell, HE noted
lgGHl,uffr, traveller and newspaper correspondent
WI WI br iB Richmond next Monday night and
t gsNs, nha"r Che auspices Of the Association
n Nurse committee Of the Central Young Mems
hmfstian Association, his illustrated lect ure
samoa me frophical PARADISE of the Mouth
r ,G fichmonders Mil. therefore,, have
nc plrasurpao OF his experiences Without tho
!hgolt'hfnces u weeks Of travel and thu
output Of q small fortune; Dr Mcdowell win
Nins With him fifteen great moving ucturc
celGrei slides. Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
&CAUSlNG CONCERN.
Educational Situation III Poland
Grows Alarming Pupils
Leave Schools,
(By Associated Press

@ WARSAW, ] Mar. It'll +. M The au-
3thOrities to-day We're unsuccessful In an
attempt toHreopcn the commercial and
Technical schools. The pupils assembled
In the class rooms at the regular hour,
where they remained II few minutes and
then simultaneously marched out. Tho
educational situation is causing much
concern. In consequence of the peasant
situation the censor to-day issued an orr
der prohibiting thepress from referring
to the Agrarian question. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
.A[[0TS Dates TO
sE | J. 4 !. TRACKS.
(Ey Associated I,rcss.)

58s5i lEy Associated I'ress.) Sjsl g5 M
5E CHICAGO, March 1.-THE American Turf
Association, the controlling body OF tho race
tracks which seeded from the Western Jockey
Club met here to-day and allotted racing DAT cs
to four. of the racks. AceHsts were granted
To nineteen Jockeys Il and fifty-foura trainers
aud owners, including Tod sloan. The most
important &of the change ,riole iB a g r,a
making 1t necessary for Sl!o fcs thrco years
odd ard upwards 10 carry not 8leesf nan eshy-
five pounds IN q race, Heretofore, the mini
mum limit has been ,seyert five pounds An
other change IL ng to the breeding or horses
six crosses instead of five being required l5
sSsT The following are tho racing dates8 adppted
at the meeting ,.i 33i I'll SAt
Lexington. May Sd to May 9th, Inclusive.
Z louisville. May 10Th 70 May. eth. Inclusive.
Kansas city, April ED 70 May cot h. gincu-4
sjye. $4 4 tx si. III VIZ yh
No action vas taken In regard to tho local
situation Georgia l.lHdcnberger, OF I.ousville,
was aDpOint cd Otlcia II inner, .j,{tA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
HOLDERS
to- Be IN CONTROL
CONTINUED from Irlrs Page.


insthc Supreme Court OF Saratoga county
by Mary S, Young. TO compel tho rest itu-I
ton OF the sl0U, 900 per year salary drawn
by Mr.. Hyde out ~ the treasury 81 the
soc!cty;ssto restrain him from drawing
further salary. and attacking tho rignt
ri tiiirty-elght OF the flIty-t Ho present
directors to serve In that 9capaclty, on tho
ground that they arc &nnercl y dummy DE-
&rectors, who arc not actual pr oprictors5
OF the necessary tlvs shares each Of the
capital stock OF The soeie ETY.. # iii@
S Formal Statement.
"a fter tho meeting Of the standardization
committee the following formal statement
was Issued :sss 5s:es55$ ts5 r:
New York. A1arcts1i. 1905. Es gii
The special cpmmitte sofs tho bpnrd VI Y.
8 surancc Society. con 81 sling ofS u james Il
NJ i lcxander. Cornelius ". Bliss. Z. s5
Dewitt Cuyler, Chauncey N. u epesy.
I4 James III. Hyde. Valentine r. Snyder
& and Gage n. Tarbell. unanimously re- ~
solved, at a meeting held to-day.ato
81 recommend to tho board Of directors 81
TINT the charter OF the society boz
s forthwith. amended 81 SO Il as to- confer 81
@ upon tho policvholders the right TO @
IA elect Il majority OF the. board OK d. st#
M rctors. namely. twenty-eight out OF s$
%3l 1fty-two. MI a54 as
such action was taken With the cx-tasf
press consent and approval Of Mr.
n HYDE MS the representative OF the ma
jority OF the ca pltai stock OF the SOL
cety. L IL II ~ 5Ssg II
a meeting OF the board Of directors
has been called for next Tiiesday,jl
& March q. 1905. when thc committee "a
will submit to the board the amended 5i&89
NJ charter. as prepared by counscl. I'M 81 35
JAMES Al. ExANDER.
4. s}d} President.
JAMES; II. HYDE. 555
!3f9 4S Vicc-Prcsldcnt.
igs GAGE r. ,rARBELL.
.eff IF = Second Vice President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Mr.. LoWenk,erg Here

Mr. y, I.ownnbere drecte,. general ~ 4, IA
ss ,4tiwn Ekp9sit!on and a wealthy and
Ii,li,u1nilal citizen Ct Norfolk. Is IN the city
Slh'ri 70 reporter last night that his prcs,
nnee hers Was not IN connection with th,.
Opposition bnt private business matters. He
fnss q me movement for The great ter-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
NEGROES TAKEN TO
SWAMP AND HANGED
(I,y Associated I,ress.N

----- VIZ 'Hs'sVV1HEVW T-TFsS.1 ----- -----T
MOBILE, ALA. March Ii--A report re-
ceised from Selma, Ala, says:
lsT md Will Ftomey, negroes who yes
i',e l,E morning shot and fatally wounded
DAY caught By (, mob of cltizens In n
,i, near Attention, Wilcox county, Ala,
where they had lbarrcuded Themselves
h ~, were ttaken5t TO a nearby swamp and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
BEGINS DISTRIBUTION
..OF CONFEDERATE FLAGS.
.fBysAssociatetl t.Press.).

NAsH1NGToN,TD. C., March ID Gem
erll 1Alnswortl, the military secretary.
Will. in a few days, send a circular letter
.to3thc governors OF all the States known
TO be Interested in the flags now In i the
their wishes as to the disposition Of he
flags borne tby regiments Of their re-
spective States during the civil s'yar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
$G,ot,1n:p,,ers's Report,
~ 49, = - Z & re ~ a, r - y
{,(iDy. AsYOcla cd IireSS.)

Sc AHHOclat ed I1reSs.) e7f "
q WASH INGToS,5 May u. President Samuel
Gnmpers e he % Labor
executive council 5of that order now In ses-
sion in this city, II reviews tho set Element
OF a number OF disputes and s shows the
finances OF tho organizations to he In excellent
condition. Tho council ;a-!iay denied q char
}tcr4to the SILK Wenvers' Union, adylsing thru
body that the union probably cOncsundcr hi &
{jur,sdictlon Of tho United Textile Workers Of
IAr,e irn 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

8fcred untold. misery 3!I became weak,
semaoiated md very much run down. III
had great d!ffculty retaining my urine RI ;,
right anni day. 3 ArteriI had used il gam
pie bottle Of pr. liners swain,. : o.
slief. and i Immediately bought Of n!y;
driggjst two large bottles md con t!nued
taking 1t regularly 70 N III enTc "a 70 ga y
can II ow stand on my Get all day VI IL
out any bad SYMPHONIC VIVA tevcr. ) " I'm p
Root has prtved a blasting n Q me. VI 5ii@Sts
gi,l Graf cfullyB yours, 5$
s5i,t M r s. i. 5 AUST1 n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Conspiracy Crushed.

(By Associated Press)
4 LONDON, March l4.-The Times COR
respondent at Toxic reports that a con-
spiracy has been discovered at Seoul to
induce the Emperor of Korea to re-
,pudlatc the Japanese convention and seek
refuge IN II foreign legation. The cons
spiri,,ors, IT. Is added, base hcen arrest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Tourists in the Civ.

"a party OF twenty tourists. composing n spec
claypart IN charge Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
ping III thc Jefferson 4 They can,el chiefly
from the New Englnna States and New York.,
and thu great majoflty were ladies' Tho Wis:
left yesterday far washington. They have
been further south, mid are pm their way
home, seeing points OF Interest as they co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

I I W. MRS u i. IA, n a tJST1 N.
10 GNassnu ST. Brooklyn. N. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
CONTINUING PURSUIT.
japanese Give Account Of Addi-
tional Spells Captured at
Mukden.
Hv Associatcd press.l

M -V@1-77-- Wy -{tHsUVENTUU 7 IpEsJ N ~
March Hill "A, MA teie-
gram received to-day from headquarters
In the field says
Sin the direction Of Singchins our
forces have been dislodsing the enemy
from Yingpnn, eighteen miles east OF
/. Fushun, and on March i occupied that
place.
I'm ihc direction of the shakhe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Goes to North Carolina.

MIR. Charles fFtzpatrck, FORMERLY with
Mr.. @. G. Walker, superintendent of
lransportalionaof,t tho Gh,fsnpepka and
a. ID. Page o the "A. c, Ia. at Whining
Ton n. c., and hns entered upon his
duties
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Kuropatkin's Resignation.

tBy 'AssoclateI tPress,) lItIlN3 I
! PARIS, March 15.--'rhc correspondent al
81. Petersburg, OF tlle3Petit Parsen says
that General lturopatkln's reslgna ton
has hefn accepted and that Grand Duke
Nicholas Nicholaicytch has consented to
take chief command in ,Manchlra.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
PRESIDENT IS AUTO
KILLS Spanish .B0Y.
-. A y. ]. J,
a a.
(By Associated Press.

HAVANA March k14.--An automobile
in which President Pa Ina was riding to-
day ran over and killed 7 Manuel 7Pa a.,
5nera. a l4-year-old Spanish boy. The,
machine lis owned BY Louis lIarx. an!
american tobacco planter. who, with!
General NJ ontavlo. secretary Of public
works :: Senior II ortunodo and IL 8chaffeur.i
was with the President at the time Of
accident. ss3tfs I5t{l e fg 5}ssi,lt MS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
IN CEN DIARY FIRE.
Shops at Kl1arkof Destroyed ~
I'irc-Nine People
IIurt. 5

By Associated Press, +
& lIIARK DEF, II l1sSIA. March 14.-A
fire last night, supposed Ito be Of In
cendlary origin. destroyed shops to he
value Of $1o0.000. Anime persons were Sc.
verely injured. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Confirms Report

(Hy ASSOCIATED Fress.)
WASH ] MOTION. u. e., March lf,-A
dispatch from Minister Bowen at Caracas,
confirms the report fran willemstndt, as
10 The proceedings against III he French
Gable companyDY the Venezuelan Gov
scrnnlent, AfgAslt q ~ n fb5i III 3t55 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
.W|FEOF sECRETARY.OF
TREASURY OPERATED ON.
-lBY Associated Press. J

BALTIMORE. Nd, March 14.--AIrs.
Shaw. the wife Of Secretary Of the Treas
.ury Shaw, was operated on today for q
serious ailment. She was resting comfort
ablyBto-night Tho operation was report
cd to be successful. IA RAJ t3Et
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
SUIT AGAINST. HYDE. a5S
Woman Brings Action Against.
4 Him and EQUITABLE Company.

~ Especial TO The 3 TineA- DIspat clt l3
March IA snit6ngainst the
Equitable Life Assurance Society and
james Fl. Hyde. to 8compelf the return of
100000 alleged to have been received by
him lii the last two years as salary Az
.vice-president Of the Equitable Life, As
,surance Society. was begun 3in8 the Su-5
Mary%S. Young, WHO sues az nsscredltor
and policy-h0lder. Her attorney Is Sen
ntors Edgar Il. Ernrkctt #IEis&s i.sl.Il G95I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

45 2 i1$asIewSdhys fter taking your won
4 e,Tlll SWAMP Root / began to feel bot ter
.. e., was out of health and run down, ger.
serall had mo appetite, was dizzy sand
4 did not :reniize that my Kidneys We're
= the On use {!ofFSmy trouble, but some how
felt & .theyytnlight a'be, and II begun. taking
Swamp r DOT ESas "a bovc stated. There is
isuchfa3ple Swamp oot.aan
At goes right toHthe spot and drives dis!
ease, out of$the system. 4 t has cured me-
way and AZ chcerfuily recommend " to
all sufferers, Gratefully yours
s4 81 Mrs. "a. T., AIs1SISR.
n 33l Ia Linden St.,&Atlnnta, Ga. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Virginian 10 Speak.

(Snecial 10 The 1Fnok-D!spNtnbO
BOSTON. AIASH.o March l4.Arhomas ".
Murray. 8os Yirgnia, iss 10 he one OF the.
leading Speakers at the a..lssa chusetts
Democratic League dinner here March
10th * +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

i x zssat
m ms
ate @ from d good
nioned n.aN &&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Thousands, of Women Have. K dneyy
Trouble and New rs 1Isppc

lwoNnN because ud
Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
mormon CHURCH
NATIONAL \ ! !. |. MENACE \ J J. |
Dubois, Addressing Mothers
Congress, Says, l7'o.lygal1ly III
sMust Be Stamped Out. ls5i
POLITICAL POWER is GREAT ]

/. N.
The statesman., 1905-12-29

In short time meeting will be called to whom all wi
vied who have thus sgnfied their cooperation
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

duplex tweive-page press, which has
just been installed in its enlarged
quarters. To celebrate It's new acquisi-
tion last nights issue Of the News was
made a twenty-page paper, full Of
much interesting matter.
on Saturday, August 2e. will be held
the formal dedication Of the new me-
mortal fountain located at the north
east corner Of Central park. A good
program is being arranged for this
interesting event; several prominent
persons will speak and there will be
good music.
Miss Jennie Deyo will be an in
structor in Latin in the high school
next year in place of Miss Mabel
Schopbach, who goes abroad for a
year Of study and recreation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17
EXPERIENCE

I've shot the chutes and bumped the
And had the measles and the mumps,
And also signed some notes for chumps,
Experience.
I've hit the pike and looped the loop,
And had bronchitis and the Group,
Experience;
And also fioundered in the soup,
Experience.
To friends i've loaned my hard-earned
For breakfast 1 have eaten hash,
rye had the hives. the grip and rash,
Experience.
In cable cars I've suffered jars,
And lodged million autocars,
Experiences;
And through brick have witnessed
stars,
Experience.
I've had lot of dopy dreams,
Been. up against great gold brick
schemes,
Experience:
I've heard a cracked soprano scream,
Experience.
I've heard a lot of vaudeville,
And smoked cigars that made me ILL.,
Experience;
I've written verse-am at It still,
Chicago Chronicle.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

humed. He was unconscious, but quick
iy rallied and was taken to a physi-
clans Office close by. 1t was found
that Martin was covered with bruises
and cuts, but that none of his bones
was broken.
A party Of twenty-eight indians from
Fresno Flats arrived In the city this
morning and we're taken at once to
Sherman institute, where they will be
educated by the government. They
were evenly divided as to sex, and
ranged in age from 7 to II years.
Mary Black, the Scotch girl employed
at the Holyrood, who recently eloped
with Asa Hoffman, alias ALLAN Dale"
also an attache Of the hotel, has been
deserted by Allan" relieved Of 500
of her hard earned cash and has re-
turned to the protection of her brother
in-law, James Muir of Riverside. The
whereabouts Of Hoffman, who is all
legged to have a wife in Santa Barbara,
are not known.
Corporal Charles g. Darling Of Com
pany M, who with three comrades are
practicing with the Seagirt rifle team
at Monterey, writes that the Riverside
boys are shooting well, having made
during the first week the highest scores
on two ranges, tieing the highest scores
on two ranges and making averages
equal to any other four boys on the
range. The boys are quartered in the
old cavalry barracks.
County superintendent Hyatt has
left for ten days trip through the
Sierras, which will include climb up
Mt. Whitney Mr. Hyatt is accompa-
MED by Misses Inez and Shirley Hyatt
and Edward Hyatt, jr. The occasion
Of the trip Is an educational meeting
which takes place in the northern part
of the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17
NEGRO ATTACKS CHINESE
COOK WITH A RAZOR
Small Sized Riot Occurs In the
Kitchen of the Hotel
Hollywood
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 16.-The kitchen
of Hotel Hollywood was the scene of
a small riot last evening, the contend
ing factions being the Chinese chef
Sam, and some of the negro walters.
The trouble started over a special or
der given by waiter, which the chef
refused to fill claiming the waiter
wanted II himself.
The negro, becoming enraged picked
up heavy chair and badly cut and
bruised the cook, who fled to the office
for safety.
While in refuge there, word came
from the kitchen that the negro would
kill him If he came back. Despite all
efforts to prevent him, the chef reached
the kitchen, where he was set upon and
badly cut in the sides and back by a
razor in the hands of the waiter. The
participants were soon separated, but
not until the Chinese was severely in
jured. He is resting easily today. The
negro escaped with few scratches.
During the fight, the other walters
became excited and broke two tubfuls
of china.
The city trustees tonight passed the
ordinance providing for the improve
ment of Prospect avenue from
Western avenue to Plummer street, by
means of grading, oiling, graveling,
cement curbing and five and sevG1-
foot cement walks.
By the proposed method of treating
the street, a pavement similar to as
phalt will result
The Union high school will open
September II in the new building with
a corps of seven teachers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17
FORESTERS CELEBRATE
WITH TREE PLANTING
Santa Barbara School Board Refers
Plans for New Buildings to
Local Architect
Special to The Herald.
~ IyrT1l DnAD

Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 16.-The
Foresters of America celebrated the
birthday of their order yesterday with
an appropriate tree planting celebra-
ton in the afternoon and a dance in
the evening. small cypress tree was
set out with elaborate ceremony in the
children's public playground.
After the school board had looked
over a mass of drawings and specifica-
tions last night without being able to
hit upon any way of bringing the cost
of the two new school buildings within
the allowance they gave the matter UP
and instructed the secretary to REFER
the plans to local architect.
1t was reported that P. c. Higgins
had struck flowing well on his land
in Carpenteria, but when questioned
yesterday Mr.. Higgins denied the re-
port, though admitting that he had
been hoping to get results for several
days past. company is sinking a
we'll on his land near the Southern Pa
cific tracks, and is now down 1000 feet,
and indications are excellent
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17
SECRET PASSAGES
IN T|LDEN HOME
MYSTERIOUS CHAMBERS IN
THE OLD HOUSE
HE FEARED, ASSASSINATION
Contractors Engaged In Remodeling
Structure Discover subterranean
Chambers Evidently Con-
structed by Him
HE FEARED, ASSASSINATION

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Strange sub
terranean passages leading from a
secret staircase to the stone vaulted
chambers Of mystery beneath the old
Tilden mansion in Gramercy park,
have been brought to light by the con-
tractors engaged in remodeling the
structure. These are only few among
the many peculiar parts of the build
ing which must have been the concep-
ton of Samuel Jones Tilden himself,
and which have remained undiscovered
up to this day, although the famous
old dwelling has housed many tenants
since his removal to Greystone in 1879.
where he died in August, 1885.
There is legend among old-time
residents of the once fashionable re-
gion that Tilden, who reused a host Of
enemies by the part he took in the ex-
posure of the Tweed ring, feared as
sassination, either at the hands or
political enemies, who feared his fu-
ture energy, or by paid agents OF the
Tammany gang, in revenge for his
activities. which resulted in the great
est political sensation New York has
ever known. 1t is only tradition. of
course, but it is the best explanation
Offered by old timers to account Tor
the otherwise inexplicable mysteries In
the famous old mansion. secret
stairway led from the entrance to
sumptuous bathroom to a blind closet,
around which were hooks ostensibly to
hold clothing, but in all probability
to conceal what was, in the time OF It's
employment an open trap.
When the old mansion was carpeted
the secret of the clothes closet could
not possibly have been discovered.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17
rhev Paid No Toll

While strolling through Paris one
day Henri Monnier, we'll known as
lover of practical jokes approached
bridge, which was guarded by a TOLL
gate and at the same moment several
students Joined him. The fare for each
was one penny and as the gate keeper
came forward to collect it Monnier
stood beside him and began to count
the students in a low voice, as though
for his own satisfaction.
"One two. three. four, ten, twelve,
fourteen, twenty-five-yes, that's cor
rect" he said, whereupon the students,
for whom the gate had been opened,
went leisurely over the bridge.
You're wrong, sir; there are twenty
seven," replied the gate keeper. "Just
count them again"
Monnier looked after the receding
figures and, after minute or two,
said: "Yes, you're right. There are
twenty y-seven." Then he put his hand
into his pocket. took out a penny and
handed it to him. whereupon the gate
keeper exclaimed: What do you
mean by offering me one penny? It's
twenty-eight pennies you owe me-one
for yourself and twenty-seven for your
companions"
You're mistaken, my friend" re-
piled Monnier with laugh. II don't
know these gentlemen who have just
crossed the bridge. and only counted
them to amuse myself. You ought to
have made them pay, but I don't in
tend to suffer for your mistake"
And he strolled slowely over the
bridge leaving the gate keeper furious
with rage.
Boston Corbett, the man who is cred
tied with having shot ]. Wilkes Booth,
the assassin of Lincoln, is residing in
Texas.