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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04
SeutiGer attade nidJt tot.

Ger oeutide Slottennttafe in Bort
artbur, &apt. Soimnnn. Der ieiner5eii
il, 0e9leituns oes iran5oiii&en atta'
does be @uDerpile pebIt elmer 6ineli.
iben Iihunfe oerihfuaIo. pirc in
einlsen Sdsen bier nnfommen itnb
oern Gdiier ioiort Serid,t abitotten.
0e1n hofit, ouB er bns gsrihipinoen
6es 6rnnSoien auffIGren fam.
Soimnnu's Shfueigen miro oabin
ausgpIegt, ooh er niht uiel 8utes
iitcr bic Soponer mibuteiIen bat uno
oesboI6 Dor ieinsr Slnfunit in Berlin
nihts oor1eitia mitteiIer fuollte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
never TO STRIKE
FOR WORLD MASTERY /.
Kaiser Says That in His Youth
He Made This VOW Peace
able, But Prepared.
(By Associated prcss.)

Dir EMI5N. March 22-At n BANQUET In
tho Town Hall this evening IN honor Of
the unwilling of a monument of Emperor
Frederick Emperor william, said lie had
Iii his youth determined that when he
became tho head Of the government he
would edo everything possiblc to let b;iy =
Sontts and cannon rest but to keep the
;bayoncts sharp and the cannon Sready; 30
that envy and greed frnrl witllout would
not disturb lis Il, tending our garden, or
Ii, building our beautiful house
~ vowed the Emperor continued,
.'ncYerj to strike froW rold mastery. Tho
world empire that then dreamed OF
was To create for the German ci,1pirc on
all Sides the most absolute confidence ns
ID quiet. honest and {pcaccable nelstlbor.5
I have vowed that j Z ever tile time comes
when history shall spenk Of u German,
world power or a IIohenzollcrn world
power. this should not be based upon;
conquest, but come about through u nu-5
ltutla striving Of nations after common.
purposes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
MILLIONAIRE WON
WEALTH BY FARMING |:|. |. | !.
Colonel Smith, Of Georgia, Cath
ers8 Rich Profits From
T Plantation. !.

Colonel lanes 81. Smith, pf ;smi trs onia,9
Ga, is one of the few mi Ilonairic WHO
have tei, wealth BY faTm !, , g "
can Z make IL farm an Institution says
the Portland Oregonian9 This Y, man AZ y who
is ipraa,ically a class by himself, began
Kittens ii Z Cd n 1856 lis irst Years crop
was two bales OF cation and fifty bush.
els Of corn. He now Owns y, 90 itcre of
land, much of which5isg titnbsrs md pa y "
II, &c, and his crop las syea r&coGsiated 81
600 bales of co tons 90 bilalleis of corr
1900 bushels Q whent 81 500 busl1eSss Of
600 bushels e SoJ so hgs ~,
els Of sweet IS, lef-
.hAfpecuiiurltyO OF olonel Smlt N $ llIet h-$
DDS Is found Sin hiss faculty Q Icing
4thcSlabor at hand to cert ain sex ten by
hands busy al the Year round. 4 For, &
ample, one sometimes sees forts women
and children blacks, Of eoltfse--fla Hing
seed fro Gan When tWo men
well fin much less time Ills vi lcat is
cut with tile old -fash ioned s5scytlle and
cradle instead Of the modern ren per.,sl,h e
reason IS sin1ple.ENo inacIiI,e has been
3ton,fand Snn3 q mundane of neg ro, lato
Ing. Hence. these old-fashIoned methods
are employed TO keep his q @ 6orafs u &
hand for picking time. * I. Il ,i5
4 Here Is III mun who @llas3F6lrnd for j M
self and tn} his prof. I the egro5 q,I estions
liz the South:ai1I lis lahorers ara among
the happiest and freest lii this Country
ana they are Ike. the mt ebelium
slaves tinstheir dependeerl GO mon their anl-
yloyer. lie dirocts3th Network WI ii fat her
$iy4 Kindness keeps H them busy ii pro s
38Vsides 2trelniwi It'll comfortable homes md
clothing. .88 Under this 4 rea tinent the.
negroes 3ren,ain his. tenants for vel, rs and
are devoted TO his intsrasts i5{..
Al contrastcd with the disastrous a t.
tempt 10 inject the negro bod Ivy into po-3
iltlcaI life and o8throW Il Ina groWil-npi
ichild-upOn HIS own 1ili y. ind U.s.
5poals.sto .hnmanity good Judgment ahds
commercial sagaclty. 'sls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
NAVAL OFFICERS WANT
ARR0WQ0D PUNISHED
Effort to be Made to Get Inves.
tigation Of Charges Made BY
North Carolina Midshipman.
#lFrom orr Regular Correspondent.


From 9nr Regular Gorrespondent.)
WASHINGTON. y. c.. March 22.--It Is
stated that officers of the navy are
bitterly opposed 10 the announced inte,,-
stion of the President TO allow Midship-
man Arrowood. Of North Carolina. 10 re-
sign from the nay!. Young ArroWood
Us under sentence Of dismissal for de-
fsertiorr 70 brand him as dcserter
would deprive him Of his citizenship.
The President has said he was inclined "a
strike put that portion Of the sentence
which establishes The charge of deser-
ton. Officers of The navy insist that
Arrowood should bear the heavy penalty
Imposed. 1t will DC recalled that lie left
the KGarsargN, On which he was scIv-
ing. without leave. Hc told his father.
who Is a Presbyterian minister Of North
Carolina, that a man cnuld not be an
American naval officer and a Christian
gentleman, and therefore, when his resig-
nation was refused, he felt II his duty to
leave the service Without tile permission
of those oyer llnt lie was arrested,
tried and convicted Of dcscrtion, and
sentenced 10 dismissal from the service.
1t Is reported that an effort Is being
made to have influential Presbyterian
aud probably clcrgyncn. of other denomi-
nations cndcurprS 10 induce the President
to order an investigation of the charges
Of immortality among naval officers, which
arc made by Arrow0ud.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
.BROCIK'7ON MOURNS
EXPLOSION 5 VICTIMS IN !.
Business Will bel Suspended il il
Town To-daysas lGortege
Passes Through Streets.
Y nv ssociatc(l Press.

8BROC F'rON, MASS. March M 2 ourll-
ing for victims Of the disaster Of Mon
day, Brockton on the eve Of the funerals .r
of the victims is silcnt and traped N
black. no day was devoted to arrang-
3inIgs; for the funerals and further ]. ir1ves-
5tigation8Sof the boiler cx ploslon IN tho
shoe factory Of r. EB. Grover & -; Company Y
The chief Of police has a report as to g
the cause, from an expert. and has laid iltl.
the matter before thcIdistrict 7 attorne
M No more bodies were found in thesrulns
to -day. The number Of bodies recovered
is Efifty-fivc. Late to-night City Marshal hal
Boydon issued q statement TO the effect.
that forty-four persons who were en- e
lployed In the factory We're still missing
Practically all business Throughout tho
city will be uspendeds 70 moro ,5.. INC
schools Will be closed and 50 far MS pos
sible all traffic will be discontinue as
the cortegc. passes through the streets
OF the city to Melrosea Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Flood in Pittsburg.
( (By5AssocintcdI .Pross. j

tf7i( CS.'''
p11.rspfIRC1. PA, March 90 Tho crest
of the flood was reached at O'CLOCK .;
this morning and tho rivers are rapidly
recediilg. The highest point reached was 1H 9
lin tile Monongahela, he. stage pelng
twenty-nlnct feet. M 81 I. x 81 I. II, X 3 y
3 The rivers started to fall at their head
waters last night and early this morning
md the flood stage will Inst onl ~ lew
hours, as tho streams will 20 down al
most as rapidly ms they came up p; !. /,
While not the greatest flood, Plttts rs t
serious enough Scores OF mills have been,
forced to shut down in various parts q, of3
the Pittsburg district, thousands q. work-s
Of families compelled to- abandon their
homes. railroad schedules disarrang geo
and telegraph and tela phonel service crip-
pied. III fact all bran Of trade have
been more or less affected by! the high
water. 3 ST f "a q it3f n 3as
8@1tsis- estimated that the loss to local Ga in
.tlustries since the flood began Will + eX-
coed $1,000 900. Is lst Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Exl,es From K ON Z

4 cry Il secs thon satlda q ESpal IL and
emaclatcd ncopIes leaving 4 heir homes for
tho beneflt - cha nge 5of $cIna to 4 al fnrds
them. large number Of these N poor
sufferers who are titus exiled from home
nre nffectcd with a liroa o. ss or lllng tro,i-
bic. asthma. bronchitis or consumption,
which can Invariably be traced back 10
ii severe cold N No one would neglect Il
cold could ln fnrescaA slcl, H. termination
TO 70 TO III warmer climat e3s Tor one Il
health is cxpcnsiv a.and seldom altogether
satisfactory. The prompt llse 81 Cham
berlnii's Cough Remedy Will s;lvcsnll this
expense and worry. This remedy is VIDE
~ known 81 for a ia PROMPT cures OF 80 ,gts
and colds. and !; 4 thousands have s test fled
ia tile perm n s,t re lief hey have ecelved
by It's use. For sal by all 8dr'iggists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Harper's Book News.
The Marriage Of
William AShe

l#,'e universal appreciation 81.
the press has becll quickly called,
forth by Mrs, llnnphry Wards
great new novel, "The Marriage
~. ykT:l,;,,, slo u
~ - Z, 8. } 7 ~
Is place is5 With the books
sthat do mn ,l;ct', dec,,res ~
New York Times. Here Il Tia
,,erl;c, l,f a,o,.,l ,,,,,,aa
: ~ n. \. A W AZ q = g wv i '7
This i 4 4, ,he !. best y. & MIS- Wards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Rockcfcll er's ID onations.

4 John D.. Roe fel Ter has been exeeed-
singly liberal toward educa tionnl work.
hut Eoutside ZOE his .prly secretaries no q
donat TONS ia t. II. TINA tod, loWeNeri that
shef has give wa 81 more han 0Q0 600.
more than of1c-third of which IL, on l0l
was given 81 the GnIYersit ys Of Cilicngo.
Other@amounts have been given to other
institutions ms follows; Rush Medical Col
1oges of ChiragoI. Sc. 300. 0a &; Barnard Col
lege. 0oO: Sou liern Ed lea ionni fund,
baptist Missionary Flnd.S 81 ,doO;0CO /. Teach
sers College. S500. 90 /; ms sn + Col
lege, si00A 0N0 . r n, vi University,
3N1awrS College. S3rn 90 (. Rock efe1er# Insti-
Medical Research. $40 900 Sew-
ton rheolo 81 cal semtta ~. Sl6., 1Adelphi
College, 900 racus rivarxit 81 sll
ewis orl. sloo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23

1
DIZZY. The advance divisions are " con n
ti,niing their Inarsh Iiorthward, WINE l
aonie fresh troops fr3t1 European Russia 1's
ere coming soIitli tosrfii eve The wori, gu.
rsar guard The booming Of guns on tue
rigfit flank was heard all morning.
Location Of Rear Guard.
i. Monday. March 20. The Russian rear
ruard is now al SipiiEhai, seventy lilles
S fiY;rfh OF the Tie Pass. The Japanese are
slowly pursuing but are not eilefeet'ca,liS
pressing the rear. Appar9n tieid N' lfI
s,,ai oyan,a Is holding his main army at
re Pass. 43 II, =. =.
when Tie Russians evacuated Tie lass
aiarcl, Hath, ore span Of The hye5spnn
tI3dge over the Tehai {l2iyef, @illsis' .ioWs
f,t, the Lao RiVcrRajust north nif inc
p,wii, was destroyed by dNnsnliic ' in'ihe-
diateIy after the last train nag ma nrei.
F,ais patchcd nprthward, aud as INC, aii y,
moved orthwnid, the brpses VI i ny
railroad were disabled and everything
In GIG shape Of stores, etc. wl,lch co w.
MOI he taken was burned. II,
some dcsultory artillery fire WAS he eis'
on The extreme right as the retrcat l' ~
dressed. hu, tho Japanese appeared 70 pe
i in,iecisive. Thcr Iprsuit lacked stfens'n
Il, s,,i;e OF four days rest nj ne liass'
,,,3,on gave The Russians u chance 10 re-
io,,1, after the hards!ips they had SUI
fe,-.d and they took UP the fmarcl, ~ IN
orderly fashion. pressing forward, now
r.er, nj such pace that many horses
5h,d cattle IN the transport train we're
8cs,,aus,cd and left dying by. the road
It'd +a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
IN FRONT OF LlNEvlTCH.
loetacl1ments Of japanese Ap-
pear at Observation-Disclosures
Still i'll Progress.
al. Asy,,5latea presy.1

. -. 4 10 a
ST. PETERSBURG March 2 "a !, dls Is,
.Iatch from General Linevitch, dated CD
March I'll. says: y. ~ esterday, Japanese
&ravalry dctachments appeared ~ !. iro NJ
OF one OF our, advance pos Is. tehlns Si !, ~,
cavalry were infantry who hhit ed ~ 5,i'c
village Of 8NTachantGy.
Thu. retreat OF the Itussion army from
,he latest reports evidently is being con-
,l,irted IN n splendid fashion. In -four
DAYS. actual marching after leaving ZIG
Pass the rear guard has fallen back seN-
se,ity miles and the heads OF the columns y!
arrI already entering Gunshu5 Pass, forty
miles further north, keeping up VIII me
!, IN pHncsc column marching nortn over
tie Grpnd ,rradeNroute. ~. !,
bridge and IA ilroaa DESTROYED
behind the Russians, the japanese IRE
To press the rear, and Fnccord1ng.
Information received from the front
IT is believed Athat8thoibulk Of tlsld Ma i
s,aI ONa1na,sRnrniy is still at , ass.
the Ranking Column being comparatively
Wc1 X. y 3fs III q
This news may, however. prove ncor--S
rect, Forty nT days there has bnen some
skirInishngs accompanied by artillery ex-
changes ghetwca,li the J al,aneseBs on5ntle
Grand Trade route and st the Russians,
screening the retreat, showing hat they
are, in cOlis;anttscpntnct.S @
g7SNVith the crossing Sof the SungnritriNGfl
nj C,hantchiatu- protected, many mi itai,S
men here believe TINT General Lineyitch,
while prepared TO ldarbir, will attempt
40 hold the line from kunncllanstsei5t 70
2h!rin. so as 70 scontrol tlie@ ZIG Sung;'l'i
lvalley8as II source of 5supllN for the army,
~ VA apanesr tavanccato lIirin# would he:
to the isolation of Nladivos-l
tpE 5@H4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
YER soc 4 man hiiled Ia d regular old

ever soc d man killed Ii, a regular old
fashioned iuel2' WA the dIestion. e
S.s''f nm, very happy to unssye f that IN tho
negative was tho rerl y. ~ u III tell YOU.
orEonn Incident that 4 I'm ,ei;sofa W ccE-
,nizant OF, said tho Doctor, "nriN tliats5is
seasoned both with patiios and some little
amusement. This was before the war,
when two young men, both lawyers, and
both married to beautiful women, became
involved In dispute In court, and Ole
OF them nccuscdI tho other of tpreynrica-s
ton, lie used no stronger Language, but
that was enough. The dispute occurred
In the forenoon. and before III he after
noon Hns on tile decline ~ challenge had
been selit and accented. Tie men we're
TO fight at twenty pa scs wi tn r,uskets
loaded with tluctslots at dayi light on the
next morning. was Surgeon for tile
challenger and everything Wtas arranged
all5,.gl,ts heSoffcnded man had a friend
who was TO remnng WI iii him a night,
nd8hls leading second, vi Til nysel (, were
TO call for hin AT 8 o'clock on thcSmorn-s
Ing Of the meeting and 80 vi tl,& hin, and
others TO thcEg ground. s N " s d,
we did cal but couldn' get our
.,nan The report OF n duel got out anu
tho young fellows young wIfc8I Heard ofsit
ened md falntod, and went irto Mysteries
about a tlosnnst lines. The result oft was
that so far ns he was concerned tho,
affair was off. He couldn't get away
Tho second. however, went 10 tho field
to take lis place. and I went along, OF
course. AL Ky ii n s' ri t Il Ii, 81
s3s'',ye Eotsthcre In fulj time, but 10 our
there was no enemy. The
other mans vito had also been appraised
of the intended mcet.ng. and began
screaming and kicking MD faintng. and
lie like tho other couldn't get away. His
second came IN tho course OF n few mo-
ments, but, after comforting viii, my
mans second ttheys wero good frienda,
tool. the twongrecd that II was not their
funeral md tliare was mo due. .6
Later on an arbitration committee dos
cided there was no chi 1 for extreme meas
ures anyhow, and, With lsonors easy, tho
quarrel was tied These two elbows
became good friends ufterwnrtl. ne they
were before the dispute&ill court Both
OF them were lied In the 5osithwcst dur
ing the Civil Var. y" y Washington Star,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
solve MYSTERY Of
MRs. !. !: | AM 0. D : /.

tIsy Associated Prose- .#
n SAN FRAN CISCO, Marcel, 222,.---''rhe Gall
says to-day: aG5 az 81 N .5ils5
III is announced at nolice headquarte -
that within the next orty-cight hours Tue
mystery surrounding the presence 8 of
strychnine poison inSthc bottle Of Poland
water with which Mrs. Stanford uuetrl-
ed her thirst on Tie evening OF january
14tll at her California street home, VIII
have been completely solyGd. and that
possibly one or two persons; toward whom
tile strongest suspicidnis directed, wi be
Il ~ IL. III $S 81 ssS
The report Of the lothl detectives Just
from honolulu IL Ss to the f.
feet that mn overloaded stomach X AZ weak
heart, excited BY over-Indu l gcnce 4 iGexci'-3
clses and the use + ascarn wi sstrycll-s
nine improperly rE.epnred combined TO-
bring about Mrs. Stanford s lcat I i..i y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
THE DUEL WAS d OFF. !
Wives Of Principals Got Wind
Of the Matter in Time.

k4AS AVA q A3AANf
An old doctor from one of the Southern
States, IL gentleman no W well advanced
IN & tho scale or years during q visit to
friends IN Washington Al week 3nr so 80
entertaining a. small part 3 Of friends with
various "Reminiscences in his career ms Y
medical nun and otherwise, spoke of tho
days when tile code duel had wide cllanl-S
lpionslip IN parts % the country where
lie lived and practiced his profession.
Doctor said ono OF ileB marty. I've
ali know that. In your early days, when
you were young and handsome. so to
speak, you were reGdgni led iAs ~ q ronE
advocate az duellng. Did you ever engage!
as n principal In one yoursel
said the ol,l gentleman I. ',
sionsaInVte persons IA tlla field, but tho
rcduests we're not COMPLIED With. aud ~
though have been present 1T q fe v 2ss4
5tle mec,lngs, i WAS tllets e in my humble
capacity IA N & SURGEON and ofi course,
Ia 'Ihcul rather thanto hurt any onot,.s83ss ISL
8#A mother nenbersaf the small company
inaircdsof tlnlioctor concerning his 3
dnrp at my atAl ellfont or. ~ Did 9yoF gu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
LAWYER F0U|N.D|V||I.|T.H
bullet W0U.NDlN|. HEAD | J. | ].
Insisted That Revolver Ex-
4 ploded Accidentally Attempt
&. ed Suicide Suspected.
(Bp Associated Press.).

MEN. YORK, March 222..-C Charles Erd,.
OF st. Louis, u LAWYER tlllrty-fye years ears;
old, was found In his apartments Ma - t8th ''i5
Hotel Imperial here to-day suffering from
a bullet wound in the left temple.
Z 10 the police and pliyslelansl VIII cues I,
toned him closely MI. Hrd insisted that
he had not attempted 10 XII himself {, ana
that he Ind 10 mot I've for doing so w
declared lie had THE revolver under the
pillow Of Ills bed when It WAS discharged
accidentally. one Of the policemen stated
That there were powder stains an lIfd y
left hand. Erd Will he blind IN one eye.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
QUEEN GETS HEARTY
WELCOME |NPORTUGAL

LISBON, March e, Queen AleSandlu.
Of Great lirltail WAS to-day given q
hea't Sscwsleoonee 70 Portugal, I've great
golden salleSst pulled hy eighty loalmep
ia pteliaFiuI COSTUMES 81 scarlet and god.
1atelS 70 ineef the roNai guest, After Ihe
Queen l)owaser OF portugai met Queen
AieEaAdtia a the steps uf HE luag asprn-
5eftsaiol 81 ElNir lHllasfs and officials took
lle CUES, alHibers llitn to HE ptlacc amid
et~eFA from INC poputatel III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
4 YniIF dni,ars hntfia 2vou Book e on the Heart.
n,,st Ss III drass M iSr Book q on the Kidneys
i az a., nav M IL fsss hook 4 for Women &
Racine. WIS, stats hook & for Men.
which book you want Book on f '
Mild cases are often cured by single poSt4e.
For sale ut forty thousand drug stores stores S
Dr. s hoops J
.ReSitOpa||..t. ] |. ! ! G.

identified with cur present school sysa en-.
esolved. the board VIII n 2. 4, rs
lect men from prot cssioils IN
of teaching, except where the I,
Satvisab le.3 III $.5 ~ Is Y, !,
..Resolved. mat tie duties Of division q e,
he deemed by the st A..
Board and prltnht,sd y, iSi "a,
sent t. to g. ca q, applicant prospective
Candidate for the position Q e vision su-
With instructions, ne g. t I,
wiilingncss 5to IA ccept the office with the
FIJI, ssKnowedg 81 q Of fits reaul rements# and
the fu$deterllinatio to perform, IN 5000 %
faith 3all{ tile duties ,prescri i ! !,
until April eth, twhen twill rcconveanes
here for the election of vision isl p erin-a
st,lusnts for the various counties. ss:g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
WEST VIRGINIA
FLOOD REC| [: ! \ !.
Wheeling Almost Completely
Isolated Many Factories
Now Idle.
SITUATION All. PlTTsBURG
Mater Rapidly Falling, But.
Much Dal,lage Has Been
Done.
. -..-------------..- 49, ..s-
7
plJllC

,vt1I11,l, Il Sti' w. VA, March g2..e' he
river r reached its maximum height here
a / 10 o'cock sto-nightsa and IS rccedlng an
inch All hour Tie city Is all but EN-
ohin bcinr able to run trains cast ind
vest on the nan line. Most Of the large !.
establishments are; Idle Tor
four days or longer, throwing 2o,0OO men
out of cmplOylncl1t. 5s se 4&3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
OUTLAW DRINKING,
REVEALED identify.
(py Assoclatcd I3ress.l

I'ORT W0RVII I'EN, Mnrth GA
special from Guthrie, Oklphoma, SAYS;
oftirers left to-day for Sanla Rosa N,
NJ. Where Zen t'raSeHa the Oklahoma
natlaw eaderalsd alleged murderer, Is I'M
der arrest; i u Claimed cravens won't
tn santa Rosa, ana willie drinking re-
sealeh llisiden,jlSagfl lie WAS arrested and
held for oklahoma ollcrrS Rewards ap-.
.gregtllls Slpopo HAS heen offered for his
arrest #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
I AK AssncIntcd ..Plrcss.l I

ST LOUIS. MO. March Y. Charles
Ird Is the junior member Of the laW
firm Of Block. sullivan ana lfl1' ana iis
prominent In legal circles hers. lle fis.
His partners to-day expresaed
their belief that Mr.. Erd g had not @at5ss
tempted suicide, They Sanld they could
not assign the slIghteat reason for any
desire on Mr., d's$part 70 thlp5liis ~
3tlf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
New Japanese Battleship.

@ fl3y Associated Prcss)
NEW CASTLE ON ii TYNE. ENG,
March The new Jal,anese pattles,ip5
kaaitinla was la,melied to-day at the
Eisa'ick shipbuilding Yards here III lne
& resa,,nn OF Baron I1ayashi. the Japanese
minister to Great Eri.aing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
SPRING MOVEMENT OF
q $ MONEY TO SOUTH
.fBs Agsacla1eti press.

by Associated Iressl s
II NEW YORK March 2222rfhe spring
movement Of money 10 the South began,
To-day viii, a sh'pinent by the sub,reas-
ury Of $40 p - New Orleans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
laps Pressing Pursuit.
URv Assnciateil Prcss.

l#-7 49, (By IAssor!ated Prcss) ~
ONO, March Cit is reported that
the rear guard iof the retrcating Russians
was twenty miles north of kalyuan,
about twenty miles north of Tie Pass,
Yesterday, tile japanese vanguard follow
ing closely The Russians are retrcating
along the three main road way heir des-s
3iination being lSirin and Changchun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Parrish -,,.. Smith.

l Miss Katherine ri. ss,nitE%and Mr.. T. ~.
Parrish were married last evening at
O'clock In the home Of The bri des2 ~ q.
i 80 lloyd Avenue. the Rey. Dr.. y Galrin
Stewart officiating. Mics Lillian WALTZ, Of
.Danvile, was maid of honor. and Mr.. t'49
"a uhrny Dicl1inson@ brs II ma n. AS Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
ASSASSIN ESCAPED.
Fired Several Shots at Assistant
Con,lnissioncr#of Police and
Wounded Him in Head.
(By Associated PrcssD

Z ST. FETERSRuRG, March 2S.--At
SDvinsk yesterday afternoon an attempt
WIS made to 4assassnlte Assistant Com
missiop.r of Polite Degtcr5ff Ills as
siliant. Who escaped fired several shots
at l9cgtercff and wounded him the
brad