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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

santo Domingo Reported e Be
Again IN a Ferment.
;necina to THO Tme&-DiHatch.

544FHsH4E (SneCtnq to In0 I1meA-Du4AhCH.J H.a-Es
WASHINGTON. .. c., Auglsts 18.----
santoEDomlngo Is ngain In a fermcnt, and,
5accoraing to dispatches received blythe,
Btate34 Department, further revolutionary
troubles are expected there at any time.
Unrest about Monte cristi and other
northern ports or the island $portendd FUR f,
thcr movements against the government,
and Commander sontherland, who is IN.
command OF the American fleet which ~
guarding tic island against revolutionary
expeditions, fhas been warned to be on the
outlook for parties which are expected to
s2reaIchSthc island from Porto Rico or other
n%eighboring Islands, In the hope 553' q
strengthening and cooperating Wit. rev
pulmonary parties aOrganized$to overthrow
the Caceres government.
Conditions In Sanfo Domingo are far
from satisfactory. and seem TO be get
ling worse daily. Porto Rico Is the
stronghold OF the enemies OF aanto Do
tningo who have been banished and any
movement against the tCaccres admins
$%tratlon from outside Is expected y from
athat isla nd. The announcement that
Jiminez. former president Of n saltos 20
5rnineo6,has sailed from Porto Rico & -
New York Is believed IN shtngto g e
indicate that Jiminez will endcayor ito.
enlist Americans In q movement against al !
r,nara E956SE.GE3G$.E atsla4z hE%E355
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OVER I
0RAG0! DOCTRINE:
Discord Prevails Among the
Members Of COMMITTEES 81
Internationally Conference.
MADE ON COMMERCE.
American Delegation Urges the 1lc.
Adoption 81 Sanitary Prccal,u-.
tions Against Yellow Fever.
I.
my Associated PresA1a

my Associated Presa1
RIO DE JAND1RO, August 16.--YGeneral
dIscord prevails among tho members 81
ftllc committee of8the international Con-
ference having the Drago doctrine resolut-
ton under consideration. Central Amer
ica, Uruguay and Colombia desire "
elimination OF the entire subject from
the programme, and Brazil, the United
states aud Mexico desire It's recommend
alton To- The Hague Tribunal without
comment. Argentina lis vncillatitlg.
The commerce commissioners spartlas
report was adopted to-day It RECON-
6mends that an expert work out q pan
for unifying the customs and shipping
laws Of. Pan. America. the Bureau " q!
tics. Ss s1 h,
The ran-American Railway Committee
American % Republics to supply the 8statis-
rs combining On n report 8rocom mefdl
that us railway he constructed 8byaeach o.
countries Interested, who shall estab-
sIlsh3 d & central bureau, which will rams
NIT information, and advising that q uni
formsgnulge$ be decided upon.
The American delegation has submitted
a report urging the adoption OF sanitary
PRECAUTIONS against yellow fever and
tuberculosis, and Recommending the APP
pointmcnt &of n Pan-Amcrican sanitary
commission. S&eS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

Italian Murderer May Have Been

IyncneQ and If
Especial by Southern Bell Telephone.)
SLYNCHBURG. w. ,S|August 16.-It Is
reported that the Italian who shot Fore
man Goff, a L%ynchbu:g man on8the Tide
water Railroad last week. near L%easYille,
causing a incipient riot, has disap-ll
ipeared' and cannot be found. It Will be
recalled that sLeasville for some hours
was the scene OF a marhunt, and it Is,
reported tina the ,manisnndet his escape.
from THE, crowd, which assumed In all
details the proportions8of "a mob Now
It is believed that the Italian was SUM
marty handled on the QUIET, and that
no surprise would be expressed II the
body Sof the italian should be found In
the next few days floating in theEstatn-
ton River II BsH@ s.s2
An9eftort has been made to ascertain
something about the missing ITALIA but.
all that can be learned Is that he was
No.. "a, and that h%e$cannotf be found
a gentleman who was in the city to-day
from Leasville, who Is connected with
the, building sof the new road, %said#she
knew ynothing q MISUNDERSTANDING or OF
The, q tine Of nttet il Italian. but 1T Is
generally understood among the nen
whom he had heard talk :sof the matter
that No. "a will not work again on the
Underwater. SFg$a
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Government {. / TO STAND
FIRM F|M TROUBLE: feared cared
French Ministry Annouces It
Will Not Enter Negotiations
With the Pope.
4fBy Associated Press,

PARIS. August S1R--M. Brynnd, the
minister Of public worship. to-day re-
cceiyed several Of his political support
ers and discussed With them the situa-5
EtIon created BY the Pope's enoycllcal
letter to the French archbishops and
bishops with reference TO their attitude
toward the law for the separation Of
yclhurcl, and state. M Bryand denied
that the government was disposed to
enter into negotiations With the, Pope
for an understanding based on q modifl-
cation OF the Law, which he declared,
must be applied ms It STANDS. NJ. BHryand
added that the government believed that
the law would be accepted In the end,
and he sincerely desired that It should DO
so on account OF the interneoine strife
which refusal Of the clergy toy accept
the law would entail; but he had also
foreseens the possibility OF resistance, and
had taken all necessary steps. ~ do
not wish to say more on this subject"
the minister ooncluded,5'b perhaps some
OF these measures will prove n Disagree
able surprise to certain parties"
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SECRETS SECRET: NOT IN ] ls,: r
Sensational Stories Regarding
Divorce Statistics Not True.

NtTHdtGE9 Especial 10 ~ UeM HnC 49, 4 lp4
WASHINGTON d.. O., August To-
william S, Rossiter, acting director 81
the census, is sometimes amused =
sometimes irrritated by tho scare stories
that are being published ta4a .r call o tnat t al
sorts 81 scandals and family skeletons
are about e ns,. unsa Rarsau ~ w fs9 l em.
hhhenS sent this summer to- twenty OF the q
largest cities for the purpose Of sc.
curing statistics 8 the divorce cases OF
tho past twenty years.
NJ have been answering questions for To-
newwspa per men ever since this matter
started" he said to a Star reporter this
morning, land have tried to explain that
there is absolutely nothing sensational
in the work. 1t Is merely q routine mat
ter with lis, and the public will never
be any the Wiser as 70 individual cases
when we have finished. We wouldn't.
that way. In fact, our records VIII not
' contain the names OF the divorced
persons when they are complete. It Is
block statIsticsl that the government isI
after and nothing else
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HAS "|N|EXAAUST|BLE
SUPPLY Of CH!!!Ih!!IAlMll!E[:!h..
Evans Prepared to Furnish Them
in Lots Of 1000 Or
100000.

Especial to The Dlspatcn:5 a
WASHINGTON, August 8&16,-!ThonaA
Ii. Evans, OF New York, is In Washingr
ton. waiting an opportunity to submit q;
proposal to tho government for furnish
ing Chinese coolies to dig the Panama
Canal. AS soon as Chairman shontsl
makes up his mind how many yellow-
skinned laborers he will require and
names the other conditions, Mr. Evans
will offer to land the Chinese at Colon
or anywhere else on the canal strip that
the commission may Designate Y
1T am prepared Ito furnish Chinese
laborers In lots of from 1000 to. 10000, or
more. II necessary" said Mr., Evans to-
day. .1S do not know how many Chair
man shonta will need. but he cannot ask
for more than I can supply. ! can let
him have as many as he can handle.
Coolies for the canal will come from
Southern China, so that they will not be-
subject to the tevers OF the Iathmus,"
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as counsel for the two boys, and Will be
associated With Mr.. CT. CardFell,9w who
.wns first retained as COUNSEL, sa
Mcneil has borne q good reputation IN.
Richmond. He has worked for the Daglc.
Paper. Company for several years and was
foreman OF tho bag department until last
Saturday, when he sudde emily left the
city. He had always carried his salary
Shomet to his mother, and WAS considered
to be an upright and honest boy.
Young fillmore has been In sthe Police
Court several times on petty charges.
5H>2has an. ungovernable temper and had,
frequently gotten into fights and had.
often been fined In the Police Court.
But on Saturday no sent his mother
s3Nof his wages for the week. He was
making sixty cents a day..fand kept only
the sixty cents.
lGranudfather Cried.
Following Is an interesting special Civ
ing moro details OF the preliminary hear
Ing: @&EESfSg S
ETNA$M1LIs, VA, August 15.-A large
crowd OF the citizens In the neighborliood
OF Mangohick gathered early this morn
Ing to be- at the trial. Mcneil
Bushrod Fillmore, G4whoNrobbedS TED
Powell & Brothers store last Saturday
night The boys were brought from the
Courthouse jail. s&McNeilSsnnd
taken before the three mag
.istrates who awaited their arrlYal-R..@L.S
.McGeorge, Richard Fox andEA.& j Mel
SON.. The, boys pleaded guilty as TO
taking s63,s IS as 81, 80, the balance Of the
money found, was their own money.
Young Mcneil Is a grandson of Mr.
John Long, who lives q short distance
sinS Caroline county,&Ean Inc who iss al most
respected and well-to-do farmer about.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $old, f8E HeR%Wns at&&they
trial, and went up to hiss grandson and
his arms around him and cried.
Young Mcneil didn't shed asstear, but
turned deathly pale. HisAuncle$ was also
there, but he did not give these boys
3muchscomfort, as he told ibis MISUNDERSTANDING
1T Will kill his mother, who is Frustrated.
Improper Books"
The grandfather 5anid Bernard had all,
ways been surrounded by Christian influ--yy
ence, but@thea reading OF books
had caused the trouble. Mr.. Long said
the McNeils were In good circumstances
and the boy had good place at one
Of the paper mills inERichmond.a Young
Mcneil wanted {, knowif he could give
bail. The magistruteSto told them that the
crime was one that would not ALLOW ball
After the trial Mr. Mr.. Thos. "a IS Well.so
az men held upssbySt these young men,{s
stook8tthem and the constable to his house,
and gave then$dlnner.. \
THE large workshop, where the prison
lers were tried, was packed WITH ING
crowd and several times the sheriff mao
to make tho people stand back. $sss
Thc 8constables loft withSthe prisoners
Az $50 o'clock for KingssWilliamEja!l,5to
he held It'll the October term q El&Alnns
william County Court, unless q sp p'es,Nl
term Is called. eS 8a t& SSs
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Affected :IE:lcs1TTE::D[ BY ACT OF STATE
B a ssoclated Press.)'

4kkHG.4IFRGNT@SG
BOSTON, MASS, August ls.-Details o.
the transfer BY the ewRFFSYork New
Haven and Hartford RailroadEECompany
of street car systems valued3 at many mil-s
lions Of dollars leaked out In this city
to-day.sandslt#wa learned thatstheSrail
way company had taken steps to diYest
itself iot practically ALI Of itsS street car
property IN Southern New England The
transfer which follows closely III the
announced Intention Of the Mass chusetta
authorities to retain In this State control
OF Massachusetts street railway corpora
Stions,,%% has been made tosfan association
known as the New England Security ms
8vestment Company
According to- Observation-Disclosures here
SthefStransferi Is Ssaid$to in yolve the street;
car car lines owned by the New road.
Sins both Massachusetts and ConnecticInts
with connecting lines to- 9Rhode ssIsland.
and Nowa$Yoork. report from New
Haven, however, Indicated the probability
that the Connecticut lines might flRu:ei
transfer. $$$
For three years the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Compan
has been acquiring street railway Al itiSlthNeas
state Massachusetts, and recently
the holdings Of the company reached
II n$t pTOpOTLlOHS NJ lHttIH !AS5R4 A1sfs'Y -
made the subject OF Especial message
by Governor$5sG Guild to the $SL~eglslaturees#8
Acknowledgement Dana Malone set about
preparing saScase which would eventual
liz receive a ruling from the aMassachu-s,
sets Supreme Court. While this case ease
was being prepared he asked for GER
tain&informatton from President Melllen,a
through hairrpan Jackson, Of the stats
Railroad Commission saB# @,ssf
This Information was transmitted TO-
thu Acknowledgements to-day. and almost
simultaneously the fact that the rail-
road company had transferred IT, OLD pig
3ings became known. l8@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
PRETTY WEDDING.
Miss Virginia Eliza Lambert the the
Bride Of Vim. F. Kennedy.

& d Bride or w III. -. hClltACuy .3
BRoDNAx, VA, August 1s.--At5 high
noon Wednesday,, August 18th, Mr.@Wil-
liam i. kennedy and Miss Virginia
Eliza Lambert were married at p home
81 the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Laura Il. Jet,
the' Rev. Nv. r, Bullard Officiating.
The parior was beautifully decorated
with sweet peas and ggolden-rod. At the
nppotntodS hour, to tho strains OF Mem
deelkssohn's wedding march, rendered hy
Miss Iurye Lee Bennett, the N rld
party entered the parior.
nh bride, clothed In NJ handsome oos-
t,,m nm Of white crepe de chene over
%tafreta, entered yith her sister, I MES. MS.
fThe groom entered with his best man,
Univ The Immediate family and p few
friends were present, After an elegant
i'neh' the bride and groom. lett for. an
extended Northern tour. and after their
iraturn they will reside 3at Thinking,
iunenburg county. Va, the home OF the
groom, -.
Mrs. j. D, Hurt. Blackstone,t Va Mrs.
- sM. lett. Lynchburg,5 Va Mrs. " r..
walker, MANCHESTER, Va Miss Lurye
y az 'Bennett, lacrosse. Va,
wv FHFEahtrf A2HeH
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Many Killed in Warsaw.
fBy Associated Press.l

716.-A dispatch to
tho Yossischehe Zietung from Warsaw
gives details OF yesterdays rlotlng. II
says:
THE disturbance was due to the de-
termination OF the revolut1onists TO re-
tvenge the arrest Of lao Workmen ~ an
5enameled ware factory. The firing began
at 10 O'Clock In the morning In various
parts OF the city, rs II by concerted sig-
nal. The first slots were fred by8tE
young Hebrew, W.lo killed a soldier M
n policeman, and then fled into a shop.
SA soldier pursued the mainland fired,
Killing the woman who kept the shop
many places the military fred on the
crowds indlscriminately, and the exact
number killed has not yet been ascer-
tanned.
Goodies picked up In the streets cons,
2tinuc to be brought to the morgue In
Theodore Street. which Isl guarded by.
troops. Many$9of the wounded $%concea!
themselves, because the fsoldiera arrest;
all wounded persons Strong patrols Ct
twenty to fifty tcayalrymen are riding
through the Observation-Disclosures
for arms. The streets In the Jewish
'aI,artar are deserted, because the military;
patrols knock down with tho butts ofFthelr
rifles everybody they meet.
Panic-Stricken Troops.
"a bomb was thrown at 2 O'Clock IN
the afternoon In the windows OF the police
station, wounded seventeen policemen
ana twenty passers-by,T Nobody was
killed. 3laa
ut Is a characteristic OF the panlcky
condition OF the soldiery that when the.
members Of the volunteer hospital corns
arrived on THE scene OF the shooting the
soldier leveled their rifles at the phys
%sIcians, but a police official present saved
tho doctors lives"
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Il||| GOVERNOR n
LYNCHED NEGROES
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
an opportunity here-a splendid $opportu-
inity-to let 1t be said that South Carolina
leads in this matter Let W. reason to-
tgether, feel Just as you dol have
lived IN thaa country and realize the dam
gers geIi tos@wphich our women are constantly
exposed. but there Is something higher
than the wreaking OF vengeance onSthat
black! devil and flend Of hell. You won't
enjoy 1t tomorrow when you look back
upon 1t all"
Won't Do IT." s5as.
Just here the men came up to the stand,
and said: ''We appreciate what you say,
we are not going tosdoftt We have
stood this thing long enough"
Many shouted for the Governor to go
on, and he concluded his fruitiess appeal
to prevent the lynching.
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the house OF Prince Dolgoroukoff today
q sergeant OF police appeared and ordered
them to dispense but on the represcnta-
lions Of Prince DolgoroultoT to the pre-
fect OF police that the meeting was OF q
private nature. the conference was allowed
toacontlnue.
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.AGEO MAN CRIED |.ED
OVER GRANDSON
Continued from First Page,l

anything Of the case until he was told
Mr.. o. 10. IIaw. son OF the Commons
wealth's Attorney OF Hanover county
was at Hanover Courthouse when tho
bows were turned oyer to the King WA-
nam authorities. Flo Informed Justice
5WIngfeld OF what had transplred between.
his father and Mr. Lewis,
McNeil's First Scrape.
Under the law the boys could have been
held In Hanover ana tried there for lar
oeny, the goods having been found on
their person, But IN King William county
the charge was robbery, and ~teohnloally
there is q good deal Of difference between
the charges, Larceny Is punishable with
imprisonment. and so Is robbery, bu for
robbery ona can be- hanged. It Is not
believed that the boys will be severely
dealt With. II
/ ~. Harry NJ Smith bas RssA spssgsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Outbreak in Odessa.

By Associated BPrcss.1 85$
LONDON August816 ia dispatch to a
news agency from Odessa says#that early
this morning fifteen anarchists took pos-
session OF the railway freight station
there, killedsa police Inspector and three
policemen who resisted them, and car
sried or So, 900. s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

SALISBURY BEACH, MAss.IThe six per-
Us tho result OF eating Ice cream Which. had
been poisoned by unolean cans, al passed the
night comfortably, and IT was believed to-day
that all would recover. 4tSl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Try Our lib Can
Very Best Clipped Beef 'I'i'
Zoe
Lion Coffee, lib. pkgs., l3c.
) lbs. Washing Soda for s..
We are Selling Regular SOC Il.
for 40c.
Butchers Lard, loo Ii.

BEST American %oranuIated Sugar,
n per pound ~, ,,.,,,-,,,...y,,.s.,48-4O
snrInu Chickens, per pound ..,,,.,..,yOU
siIver King, best Flour sold,
baoi Or. barrel ...., ;..,,,nii. ?S,16
Good Salt Pork, per pound .,s..,,7 lac
Best ,clty Meal, 1so per peck per
abushel $1,000, ...,,', $4,000 700
q lib. packages Corn Starch ,s,,,,,w..H so
Larae juicy Lemons, per dozen,,,,.,,1ln
q lbs. Washing Soda for .,.,.,.,..,.,. DO
jPotted Ham or Tongue, per oan,,.,,.B Be
Reet cream Cheese, per pound,,...,,,l0c
New Clipped Herrlnos, lust arrived,
per dozen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
WOMAN FOUND HUSBAND
DEAD IN PRISON CELL

(By Associated Press,). ,,t
MT, CARMEL. PAn August 1e,-7WN,hen
Mrs, John Lashanda was placed IN q
cell last night at Marion Heights, near
here. for creating a disturbance on the
streets, she encountered the body O. !nef
come by the sight, she tainted, 1Ashanda
had been arrested for intoxication, and
his wife ran through the village berat1n1
the police, and It was found necessary
to arrest her. She had been placed IN
the same cell In which her husband had
been confined, and made the discovery,
that he had hanged himself,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
CARNIVAL.
OF Crime GOES ON.
CONTINUED from First Pagc.)

NEHH&HE tSOliA1IA - SaEEEJnS{r
was dissolved, seems now to have begun
From all parts iof the empire
the telegraph brings the same story q
attacks on police officials OF all classes,
accompanied In the majority OF cases by
plundcr. Il 5S ;S,5
The Polish HreYolutionlsts are especially
active. There is a yeritable reign Of ter-
)fror.s from the river Vistula to the Ger
man frontier. Almost fifty cases OF as
s%assination were reported early last night,
Ti,hpe. Noyoe Yremya to-day heads Its
listRof murders and other crimes 8"'St..
Night in Poland
The resumption OF terroristic activity
on d large scale renders the task OF the
government more difficult and darkens the
prospects OF the present ministry In ac-
5complishlng anything in$thc direction Of
an amelioration OF tile situation.
While for the moment the campaignsof
the terrorist Is bound to Increase there
.vulsion OF the moro conservative public
opinion against tho wild excuses Of the
extremists, It Is at the same time certain
to force tho government to redouble the
measures q SrepressionBwhl II Ii 3claim-8
will in tho end drive public sympathy
back to support almost any means Of
relief. Some Sof the dispatches rom Po-
assert that the outbreak OF terror
ism SIN is s2s In retaliation for the wholesale
arrests and repressions Of the Governor
General. H8
Budget for 1907.
y The goyern1ncnt announces that the
new Parliament will not be deprived Of
the right to revise the budget of 1907.
budget will be submitted to- Parlia-
lment3whcn6it assemblies in March and In
the meantime the credits for the first
two months will be one-sixthS OF the cred
Its OF the present year, under the au-
3tthorityS OF the fundamental laws assign
ing the credit for the preceding year in
case of the failure Of the passage Of the
budget.
Several liberal papers have been per-
mitted to resume publication. either un-8
der their old names or with now fran-
1chises. 8sIE 9,g
The Holy Synod has declined TO yield
to tho request OF the Ministeraof Justice
to allow divorce cases to be adjudicated
by the civil courts. except in cases OF
adultery. Tho Minister OF Justice. M.
Chtchegloyitor. Is himself the defendant
tn q Rylft gM3S5f&&G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
AMERICAN
GIRL AFTER ALL
Woman Brutality Handled
by Chevalier Guards IS
Russian.
'CBy Associated Press.)

ssB49f4Ut&6f54Aby <AoooCidSo4 EIrbb.J H&SslEE=1ElHlF
ST. Observation-Disclosures 1s.---The
young woman. who. after being arrested
for making a sarcastic remark upon the
bearing OF the Chevalier Guards while
they were marching along the Nevsky
Prospect August 14th. was subjected to
gross %indignities in the presence OF OIL
GERS OF the regiment. Is Anna smirnoff.
It was thought In this country at first
that possibly Mile. smirnon referred tosin
the dispatches was Mile Nelka smirnoff,
a relative OF Representative James w.
Wadsworth and Speaker Wadsworth. of
the New York Assembly, and prominent
socially infWashington and other Aneri-
can cities. sg{ssSs S&s:t5fit
Mile. Nelka smlrnor left here for RUS
sia last September. ii
Not Related to Them.
SBy Associated Press
Herbert Wadsworth, OF Avon, says she
Is quite certain that the Mile. Nelka
smlrnor, whom the Russian soldiers
whipped nearly to death In st. Peters
burg Tuesday. is not her niece. Mrs.
iWadsworth says that August LIST she re-
sceiyed q letter from her niece, and she
was then engaged as matront8ln&aTR Red
Gross hospital in Finland,
IN order to be on the safe side, how
ever. Mrs. Wadsworth has sent o cable
to Finland,
v Representative James Wadsworth said
that he believed he would have
heard before now fromsSt. Petersburg II
the young woman assaulted vas his rela1
tive; His son, Speaker Wadsworth,s Of the
New York Assembly. said that Mile, snlir-
non was not a blood relative but q niece
by marriage Of Herbert Wadsworth,' Tho
parents OF Mile. Smlrnon have been dead
several years. he said. She has been y
the habit OF paying periodical lengthy
visits to this country, When the Russo
Japanese war broke out Mile. Sm!rnoff
returned to Russia and became q nurse
in q military hospital.
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EL PASo. sTDx,-Insormation from Chihua.
Injured I e .I many e y whom osl S;Hla, " d "a q Essq \
tsstbss Nastsssst hsys XII bssa fssslvsL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

Held Formal Meetings.
ings and Health met last night and dis
posed Of bills and pay-rolls. There was
nothing OF public interest before either
body. NJ
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5HNsS4S8 AffNe Gatbj+& EAilSA 4tFNS3&
iRojestvensky's Wife III;

~ Associated Prcss.
XXI ST. PETERSBURG 2August8116.-The
wife of Vice--Admiral R%ojestvensky isfse-
riously Ill.