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New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

How could pianoforte hope to prevail. or even
endure. against them?
Mr. Glazounoff;s symphony has had its hearing.
question If it will win its way beyond the lists
Of the Russian Symphony Society, though it's
Scherzo would make popular feature Of miscel-
laneous concert. 1t seems to labor under the all
too common difficulty of paucity Of pregnant and
plastic ideas, and a plethora OF mere workman
ship. n r. Il
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-22
Cold Sulphur Springs.
RICHMOND. VA

In the mountains of Virginia; eleva-
ton, 1900 feet; sulphur, chalybeate,
and freestone waters; abundant shade;
home-like and attractive; hot sulphur
baths. Terms moderate Address,
j. S. CRAIG. Proprietor.
Cold Sulphur Springs, Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-22
DR.. GEORGE b, STEEL:
DENTIST.

No. 400 r. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
My new and spacious Offices are
now located at the above number (cor-
ner of Fourth and Main Streets),
where I am prepared with every ia
cility to execute "up-to date" work in
every department ot Dentistry prompt
ly and on reasonable terms.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-22
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
FOR SALE CHEAP.

FOh OALE CHEAP.
That very desirable place near Hamp-
den-Sidney College, in Prince Edward
county, Virginia, known as The Bruce
Farm" which consists of 22l acres of
good land, well watered, with a nice
variety of fruit trees and large, con-
venlent dwelling, with all necessary out
houses IN good repair. For particulars
addI ess,
T. G. CKOWDER,
4l2 West Washington Street,
Petersburg, Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-22
From $500 to 10 Cents.

In 80 years quinine has fallen in price
from IS an ounce to 16 cents. Why ?
Because it can't cure fever Mark our
prediction: 1t will be worth less than
10 cents pound in 10 years. But John
sons Chill and Fever Tonic will cure
Fever every time. Sent on trial to any
man, anywhere, to be paid for after it
has cured. Price so cents.
THE JOHNSON'S CHILL AND
FEVER TONIC 90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
WILLIAMS ON BRYAN.
Man 81 Sound, Conservative
Thinking Ha bits, He Says.

(From2 Our Regular Corrcspondent)
e WAS INGTON.2D y. G. uly8 4 Bel Repre-
sentative John Sharp Williams. Il who #ls
: In Washington on his wa to New York.
whence lie Is to sail Rso as to be tinSS Lon
4 don oil tho 23d instant. to!Eattand the
i mee ting OF 81 the 1nter-P Pa Elementary
SUnIon. said to- day of WI liam J n Hryans
last statement that he made him neither
d RI dlcal ~ nor Id cons va tive. Contln \
& Ing. Mr.. Williams said X 5f8 33Asj
81 have always reg arded Bryan. m 50
+ IA as the end that he seeks to- anlisn
was concerned, an "a man OF sound. con-i
Sservatiye. thinking habits. A greae 5::rs:1Ii.s
people have been affected with the n los
4 ton that he had some leaning towards
nstate socialistic and semi e soc.1:-
sistics position II
~ was very closet relate to him In
work and nssoclatt onl Ii the Fifty-th ~
Congress. Il and 4. meyer myself heard this
idea. Bryan Is Fundamentally an lndi-
sdiyidunlst, and. In fact X Is Il apt some Y
times ia gol little too far In behalf q
honest Individual and local sci govern
5ment, IL indeed anybody could ca Try 30
good a principle too fer. s53
1.-THE one thing TO BIO rem cmbcred IN
3enconliums OF Bryan Ia that he as clear
square and honest. not only hon est IN
tho ordinary sense Of his dealings with
tho world, but honest In "a Their a rare
gcnsc az being honest with himself. i5553Sl
have never me Il Iii my life any mar IN
whom ,S$t here was I'm ore thoroughly IN
grained In intellect and temperament tho
idea that there ought to be equal oppor--
Stuniries and equal burdens for al IN 80
far as the government has g
do with II. y WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
PlANsIFOR1GI.RE|A1''
.RiYA n |. D !.
Mayor Tom Johnson to Preside
Governor Folk Ciiairil1ai, of
Committee.
.D b aLAs Az D ITO ( / } 8 { u HERE
Former Governor of Massaciiu-
III sets to Head cssBMcn.
What illiams3 Says.

ny Associated 51,ro,s;st,..

" NEW 81 DIRK, Il July 10 Plans forSss tho
reception to be rendered to Wllinm Jet,-
Snings Bryan In this city upon his return
from q tour around the world we're map
ped out to-day BY the plan md scope
committee appointed BY the Comitlercial
Travellers Anti Trust Lens CUE. 8s
# on his arrival n the Battery the morn
ing OF August a0tii, Mr.. Bryan Will be
met by tho reception committee and Will
j be escorted up Broad way to Central
Park across to Fifth Avenue and then.
10 the victorin1 Hotel, where h will
rest ulitil the evening receptionfat Madi-s
son Square Garden Mayor Tom y oflnsori,
$of CLEVELAND, will preside III the evening
Governor Folk. OF Missouri, Is chairman.
xof the reception commit on which
Democratic United States Senators and
congressman, Democratic overnors,
ma yors and 81 chnirmcn Of Democratic
stnte and national committees Will be in-j
Gvited 10 serve.
Former Governor William L. Douglas.
OF $Massnchusc it's, was selected to head
G. committee to secure the cooperation
sof the business interests OF the country
IN the reception. 4 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
1'Af110U1''QF|RA.CE:
F0n2PR | I ! ! | J {
Announcement That Secretary
,Gosto8Pl1ilip pihes Causes
81 Mitch Excitement \
PRESIDENT PRlMlNG GUNS 6 I I: 4
Said to BE Getting8Read Urge.
That Islands Be, Given 5ss3l
Independence. "A

(!
Special to rho Tlmes-D ispatch.)

Especial to rho STlnies-D Isl atch.) $}
i45 WASHINGTON !, D. CO. y lily u. Score
stary Taft will so to the r lippines next
spring to be present at the ceremonies In
cldent tostl,e convenlng the tlat I've as t
ssembly3In the Stands, Y his resent IN
stcntions mature into action. L; 3ll5
3 Tho disclosure Of his plan to aSl limited mite
few here lii washington has given tho
utmost cors ternations to K airbnn ks. q
Cannon and the other aspirants NJ Tor the
presidency. At oncoS some OF them n q g.
stunned 9ittoy be declarntl on goil stho 5parl
"a the Secretary Of hat he \ h tit.1g
given UP any idea OF goins on me ne ~ y
pretne bench, had resolved \, e ssa
in politics With the Jul innate 70 nlbltlon q u
becoming the Republican ca ndIdnt e 8s ~
4 Gfs. IN one OF the other candid atesS Gould
read anything else In ~ his move 3of l ~ =:
STnfts d l5s3 sll5f s5 !.
Z no al #inte,lts and purposes, the secre e.
8tarys 81 w ar has rea ched a decislon, Ct y.
least alternative one, from wi11ch s ne !
will 81 not v be easily sha ken. nay az ue.
sctsion Is to accept the tender Of q place
On he Supreme tenct% hen owS &C count
Tor his determination to go out "A to- the
Philippines next spring z t comes b. %
Sthjs:85 Mr.BTaft one OF the mos Sol
fish mon In public life to-d He "a per
sfecty willing to ce himself . e 3
work. " The mat ter Of public import t = q
lies nearest his. heart. and In WINS II he
maintains u deep an Ing 4 rest is5
the happiness@a and Welt fare OF the natives llf
{ Of the Philippines and the future llt: Pros
uerty OF the islands The known facts aA'l are
that thatS Mrasraf u la going to the PM
81ppines because he IL interested IN the
future 81 the people j, and the island that
I he ihad not yet gained his 2 wn consent
I Is become candidate for the preside NJ
cy, and that his decision lot to SO Bup pom
the bench this fall has no sig NJ
license. WI lS III, NJ
8 The administration. has had the un Will vi.
llngness Of Congress- to do nythtng .forcelf
home so strongly that the residen n Is
now considering some alterna tive sch enc
81 dealing with tho island the
end Of the. next ssion Cong l1FgE r 81, ana
tie people do not show some desire M
give and the neas,
has lmosts r,lad q upE mind ~ recon.
mend that the islands be given n cir ~ IN
dependence IN der pre- bed us dltions
not Edissimar to those of Gu ba under
the Platt mendment t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
P|R[s|DEN1alND5FAN|IY
E "a ! !. ms / |. mi
SSt
Woman, D eterlnine ca to Sc Mrs.
Roosevelt, Camps at Oyster 58
s Bay.
(BygiAssoolatetl 4 Pregs. 81

i.g sTER BAY I, u N Y !, July 8. Pr res
B ident Roosevelt and his family enjoyed
their first picnic OF the seaso ~ to -tlay,
After o brisk row on the Sound they lana.
ed at toni Neck, Il q popular u picnic
ground for them. where 4 they spent the
day hey turned In the evening Wien
the President vei, Y over Ills, ma II,
Secretary 10 Oh. 4
.sJsf The appearance Of Lemuel Eli Quigg5
In he bay this morning on his satearn
yacht, the Edmee, caused some Interest
on account OF the recent poll ticnl align
srnents in N w York. Mr.. Quigg mad mo
effort to- get into communications the
President. 81 3is II FIN s M s5S5
ss Mrs. SAs sic y. Esac has moved he 4 GUAR
3ters In Oyster Bay, Il tai Ing d room rear
the residence 81 n Secretary Loeb. "a She
persists that IL 81 II takes all summer she
will have the interview she seeks with
Mrs. r ooa eVelt N IS Fcsac was conlmit-S
ted to- the government hospital for the
Insane at Washing ton II for three days last
year d nd then discharg led. ~ sSS $S9i y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Il i'm CROVVsCA S
Street Car Conductor and Police.
Z Il III ma 4 Is Be Heard Monday.

Il robert Davis, the street car conductor
and Policeman okiliye who were AREA
shal Treat on warrant charging them
with obstructing mail carrier IN I a'
discharge OF his fdut ties, were called up
before Commissioner J q p. Brady at II
o'clock yesterday morning. The commits q
sonerE continued the Investigation OF the
cases until Monday next Mt Il @ clock.
Davis. on a the goth sof June, nrrested y 4
Wesley Jones. q colored mail carrier e
upon the carriers refusal to mo-
back,,s8 on. "a Broad Street car when SO
ordered by the conductor, in accordance ~, &C
with the Jim Crow law. The carrier M
with his mall pouch, was turned Il g over ',
TO onlcer ogilvie, who took him 70 the
station house. i! II tt54 5a .;42
i The carrier was dismissed by Justice ry
Crutchleld. and later Postof hce$ Inspector
Bulla sworc out warrants against both
the northumberland tho policeman
Commissioner Brady was to have heard
the cases yesterday, but being otherwise
engaged, he continued tho hearing TO
Monday at II o clock. 5 III @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
D.ENY.S'T|'QR|ES...0||
MISUNDERSTANDING
/ argis Continues 4 sti1nony and
+ Corner Sheriff Callahan
/ Takes Stand ss3 " III
(Bya oclated P,,ress,l


& SBDATTYYILLM, July 4 8, e. ~ Former
Judge James Hargls was recalled to-day!
In the case, the d state vs.. Hargls and
former Sheriff Callahan. charged with
numbering Attorney Nllrcunl, III II
III FIargis contradict ted gss Witness Noble,
who had estlhed rs 4 to n conversation
between Tom White and Sheriff Cal-3
.lahan ia few minutes after Alarcunl5 was
shot. Noble, testified 81 that White had
asked what Gala ha y Z and Y EIargls We're
going to do about "stha mon ey," IIargls
testified to-day that 1T nl''a5 White was
not In his store after the shots were fired.
y Former Sheriff Callahan said 4 he had
no slntlmation that M rcunl wa q to bo1
killed . and had never discussed "a plot
was i not on friendly terms with Curtis
.Jstt at the time Of the shooting. and Y
denied that no had given Jett the pistol
with which Marpum was killed fs 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
KILLED BY .5As BEL sasiss
Mr.. ohm j. G Obj ever Gaingd
CONSCIOUSNESS "a ter the Ri ogW.S,s


Il Special to The Time ST ispa tchs)
ssa7VAVBRLY,;fEvlA ., y u N John
Cobb, d prominent y farm OF, Ito resided
about one; mile from Yaverly vi d ed f,ls;
morning Mt 10 :15 q cl oclS. II b ID home
While; sounding It he cal "A for his fa rl1 y
hands II to enter llpon 4 b da1l w tot &
last tuesday morning. through n the me-
dunn OF al farm bell M i, Cobb wa 81 st truck
by the failing iron fra mo hich sussE-.ss
pended \ the bell aup n a tree In his va rc &
about twenty feet from the
blow knocked him sense less. md u he
found In an Suncons ious condi tion q notis'
Isl o clock Tuesda y: norning by his W
and he never forwards regain ed cona
ssciousness, Notwithstanding the fact hat
5he stood am operation very we l, hicii5
was performed on his Uranium IVY ednes-t
day afternoon BY i p IIorsley <. 44 of Rich.s
smond, assisted by Drs. N 81 and YaughansI
of YaYerlys *
u The d deceased Is survived by his ire,I
three brothers and me isis ter The res
mains b Mr. Cobb will be Inferred NJ n
the town GENE cry Of yyayerly tomorrow
afternoon a u q lock. Il s9 sj{s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14

a u .I1N,
and Western Railroad Company H
~ Tho complaint was "a reg ards rates on
coal from the Thackcr \ district In West
Virginia Ito Alexandria. Ind. here arc
two routes over which coal may be ship
pod from8Jthe Thacker district to Alex
}andrin,H one by the Norfol Tx Ind Western
and the Big -Four, and tho other by tho
Norfolk and Western md i the Hooking
Valley and In eg Erie and West tern, Mar,
lat Alexandria, Ind. elg It Z carloads OF
coal from the Thacker district over the
latter route. the publshed 4 rate being
81, 80 pers ton. 81 Over tho former route the
Norfolk and Western and 4 big -Four; the
ratio was 1.G per ton. No Il long after
the eight cars of coal were shipped the
rate by the route used was 4 reduced to
$l.65, and tho other line educed Its rate
to- 81 The is compla inants demanded
The evidence I'D duced was to
show that lthoirate5 oyer o compa citing short
line was lower. f, s 8g Il siS5 95
The commission holds that the rate
charged Is not shown to be tunreasonable,i
and that In view OF the published tariff
the carriers In the through line oYeriWhioh
the coal was carried could b not lawfully
apply the lower ra to In eff eot over the
composing llne.bE * H q IN sisss Ii Sg
a Craney Island Matter,
b Rear Admiral 1IawlBg ton was In con-
ference. with Secretary Donaparle at the
Navy department 4 tod concerning
sCraneys Island, in chesap eake Bay, which
fls used fbyi Norfolk as a. ola tion camp4
for contagious diseases, "A tllough SAd A.
.rnlral IIarringt ton has not made a. formal
re port In the matter, Secretary I Bona
.parte said to-day ter z the conference
that the Admiral does not bel love there
Ia any necessity for the Immediate taking
naval purposes, as has been suggeated
hy the General Board. and that II H.
unlikely thnt any steps viii be taken
iby tho government In thu near future,
The Panama Canal is not a. get down 70
seq leYeL hut y ~ Y SGt Least ~ longer N me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
.sHIPL0AD@ 5000 \
THINGS E0IRH|NA.R||.l.hlE!:.s!|I ]
Navy Depar trneilt Will Give x y.
ficers and Blueco ats a Rare
55 I Treat. ~ n S5S$$i
I(BY Associated /. T,ress.l )

" AsErNc;ToN . Ill Bls. no Colonl.s
$bla$ has sailed from Mont to Christi, Santa q
Domingo, for san lian 4 Porto T1tcosssS
8someSo OF the5rnarines aboard the ship Who
We're unac climate Il hav g su fferad from tn
low type of mnlarial fever at times pre-
Svalent on the s1sthmus OF Panama, and VI M
was deemed desirabl by Captain South
land. commanding the d Arneri lean naval
forces In Domi1li can wt ers. to have hcseN
men made Il comfort able IN the Il general
ghospital " at San II unn thers than eep8l
them board n the " olunlbta While hats
ship 10 q engaged In 7 he tedI ous q ty8 9 fg
ma trolling the Domini lean coast
SO the Navy 1oepa rim ent u as ectded &
Sto@5 give the officers and blues etsss G
treat which they wi Il apr eciat e he
big refr Operating s FPS G. wilt sail
from N ews DIRK on the 2st inst ant. alden
with good things for he p omir lean feet
There will be enou gh frcslls inea to last
the sail rss two orr three eeks and AL
sorts sof fresh 70 to loles, ard 0C0 BIZ
wat ernelons on Ice. Ssssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
DAVENPORT HUNG.
Made a Vague Confession, Ad--
S5 hitting His Guilt.
fsnecia !, 70 The Times -Dispatch.)

g Especial to The Times ispatch) 81
q NEWPORT NEWS, Va July 1s.--An-
drew u Davenport. colored, was hanged
! In the City Hall yard here Mt s o'clock
this morning for the atroclous murder.
of William Thomas. a full account OF
which was published In to-day's 4 mes
i Dispatch, sSt3f Isl vi Ill
Il Confessions left With ministers and
lawyers by the negro murderer were
made publlojth afternoon.
X The con teHaions are vague, the murderer
merely admitting that he was guilty Of
killing Willie Thomas. Xxx sis q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
..L.Ii'T|'[ STATES | 1 /.
!. RUSHING ITO ARMS.
cSKtinutd rE6ml I First Page sss#;;

nu ed sfr6rlh FirstfP
thess n av;.ysDe par tn,erit Ito day cabled to
Comnan err NJ llgan, OF the Marbl ehead,
at Panama, to proceed imme diatel Ito
LaL tbertad, on the 81 coast 3s o M Salvador,
Is AZ sd egunrd American "a interests. She
should arrive at that port to day or to-
MORO W. There Is sg no other. American;
waiirship within $500 miles Of 7 he scene
OF trouble, SO the N1nrblehe cad may have
"a divide her time between Salvadorean
and Guatemalan ports, subject to tho
call Of the Americ can minister q y either
san Salvador or atena las8 City.
5 During sstl16 tlnyssIatycapl egram WIS re-
$ceiyed at lthet State Department from MI
Brown, theg secretary OF h the An,eri can
LEGATION at Ciu tenlala sClt 1t ar pears
that Minister Coombs missed. the stea
at Salna Cruz on his returnSto y Guatemala
city from Champerico,8 and consequently
cannot reach his posts before the goth
instant, Is so Mr.. Brown ~ Is s5l acting n as
charge. He reports fighting near Com
Itepenque In the sneig orhood Of the:
place where Regalado was kill led yester-;
day. The aggressive attitude of So Iva
dor toward Guatemala was. Mr. B rown
Says, really on accou Mt Of the personal
acts OF Regalados troops 3; conseauen
This death has removed the princl pa " OBJ
stacle to- tho. rest orationt OF peace.
S4s Minis ter Murray !. at; San Salvador, also
sent a cablegranl to day to- the q epart-i
,ment, stating that Saliva dor was quitot
willing to cease llostilities, but complained
against the aggressive ttitude Il OF cuate-3
mala. sjy ID Eii{ SS
SD senior J. r. Pacus, who was coming to-
washington. as q special al gent Of III the
government OF Salvador, to endeavor to-
make peaoo with uatemala, has been
recalled and his mission has been lndef-s
Elnltelyi post poned. It y Is
Mexico Will sAid.
Thee state, Department. has been in COR
@respondence by wire with n bassndor
Thompson, OF. the CITY OF Mexico, and he
has enlisted the active support, OF X the
Mexican government for the effort now
being made by the stare Depart nlant to-
prevent what might easily prove to be
4 gene raj war between Cen trial Anne rican3
republics north Of Panama. Al n "a
Tho Mexican government 4 has Ter forced
the neutrality laws with the greatest
8strlctnass, 81 and 81 has, according to D Mr.
Thompson, Of the City OF Mexico and he
Yslble to discourage \ he 4 use Of Mex lean
soil as the base & for any insure tion
against Guate n1ala sss NJ s Ok 81 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
MAY, Go DeeraH Hunting.

53a4 3Y5lAssOc Iated EPress.
sEsNrINNEAPO OILS, N 70 ~
While q It has e been q nnounced that the
President would not make "a Western trip
he n had made a Scondil .onal promise, Ito
cd deer huiiting neg N ovembersi In I'm;
nesota with ] ohns z Greenway vi uper-8
the States steel Gom7
quarters will be at If BoYri, "a M INN, ilchs
lis Rin& a5S country abound Ing in big game
Mr.! Greenway s.. served irli$ the lsFS'.3 DUG h!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
lADULTERATl0 O 35SS
AMI RlCANS nth Err
Y DIV AsssIot,ce,ia ted Press 4 i.Il3s

BRIsTO IL EN- 81, july a a 2 s--, he alleged
authorization Of Ameri team lea Their wa II he
the principal topic 81 discussl on @at to-
days session OF b he r. yal Al itaryt In A.
spection, Speakers ayerred rs that Great
Britain imported n from Anne RIGA q In Sl 0O5
leather SO impregna ted wit II e psomlg salts
forSwhat8 cost Sac, 900 The publ * heath.
1T wa ssssa led X, s,iffered soNi nz u he
,flirnsy .shpeas put t on Il IA ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
ROBBERY D N0iI | I
minneapolis MURDER
{ fBxsi a ssocla ted i, ,I !

s$AIIN ZAP jill 81 Mi NJ, j July
last Tuesday was \ fll ~ expla med n o.uaY
when til SAT ETY. posi- u boz az the rat "
road conduc orr N u NJ! r lggss.R q pened,
Ing t5Were found two 900 bL
from the ~ Iona nix }s erss5
on the az, she was sa II by Riggs: The
bills were ident ited "a by tie bank teller
who had Epatd am gu 3 dbl ion 10
the mo eyf was gold Ut hlch Ri gss
had orn fr rom he hand " OF his tim
kA {,Ehl ch he sWas e k own to have
Riggs VIA las III seem At Fl the Il safe
rosit is ON he e fterno on OF
t!er,iS is ow.S ertan hat hurried
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
infant BETWEEN Nv 4.
Ties UN|NJUREQ.
Train Killed \ Father y Il and Sister
4 Fl. and n M!iangled Is thsTs in
4. 1 iis amily,
3(hy Asspciat "a Press. 3 h,

-IT7TEY ESS'I 20 I-1Ts1
y CLARksRURG, w, Var July 10. After
9. Bal tn,oEe and ohio. Raj lroad train had
death from a trestle near here Tonight
aud Sfearfully M Injured the mother and
three other ohl rem, q nine months old
baby of Elijah Norris, Of; piontown,
hurt, Norris. lis MI 20 and i've children
had been n ISL Ting 1T JACK spA burg near
Mere and IN ere ~ way home
5tgssla they we've run daWa by . tralus3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
AGED WOMAN RUN DOWN s5a.55
AN D HI LED. b Y AUTO
a asncinta Ilresa. i

PHILADNLPIIIA,. A.. July S13 since
the first Of the month, three persons have
been killed and six seriously injured !! by
automoblles insthlg city, The latest \ a e
Donald, aged 70 years, Of Glrardville Pa.
was run down and killed by a 4 sWiftly-
moving automobile. The driver Of the
machine was theodore \, Marsnall son , Or
slty. OF Pennsy lYani 10. The Il, Young maj
was arrested. % n Il l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
sKilled J; Fall !, !. j: ! |. !.
l(special t. i, The Tines ispatch,

z Especial to The Times ID ispatch
ON " NJ j July; 3,---J
West t., government 8 tore keeper at Seisa-
,baugh's {distillery, nea r Al one, II r clDrdge
county, fell from "a win dow 81. the dis;
4tillery II yes terday afterioo on, sustaining
injuries that result ed 8inl3 his dea tll.9 Mr.
West, was from 5Ang usta count and
was about sixty yea rs OF ag q. q leaves
"a family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
! E1np1ero r's Sorrow
l(By Associated Press,

~ - nv 1ASs0CIa Ted sFrGSS, sal53l "!
& ST H r EFT ERs BIZ !. July p mperor3
Nicholas to-day sent the following dis
patch to the widow3of Admiral Choukrin;
q q lam heartily touched BY the distress,
Ing news of the death of your husband.
lis loss Ia e. great one to mo and to the
fleet 5gI divide your misfortune and sor-2
row, which God strengthen you to sup
mort, "a }St A $ y! ia SSSeg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
DEPUTY KILLED AND
MARSHAL INJURED.
.(By Associated Press.l

sheerln Hamniii. Of Pierce county. Wis,.
was killed and City Marshal Isaacs. oe.
Prescott Wis. was seEsiously, injured ~
afternoon. Hammll and Isaacs went
among Atty Italians emplo on 4 thu
burlington Railroad and seryed warY
rants on ssyetai MEN, wanted for VIOLA
ton OF the Wisconsin ganla Ia s3tx
shovels, bea ting liamlflil TO- de y Ii and
wounding Isaacs. The ASA ants OF the
officers escaped " " .if 3s y sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Terro 4; Jubila.nts


" ODESSA /, July IS. "a revolutionary
3proclanatio n,t candastinely circulated to-s5
3tence ''aVengiilgly executed on ,houknii,
Tor the martyrdom OF Lleutanant
Schmidt adding that all the leading
snaSs fhe ps9ps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
ASSASSIN WAS. !
GIRL DISGUISED | ]
Terrorists Jubilant Over Murder
Of Admiral Oh Oh XII Czar's
Me!ssage 8to8W'idoW.
(By Assooia ted lPress)

y Aasoc la ted I'ress) s3fs IN
II SElYASToP II VI " u. III Isl cred itahlys2
stated that tho & nssnssin Of a Admiral
Chouknin. commander OF tho Black Sea-
fleet. was n girl d lsguised In the Funi form
of q sailor. n N Q + arrest has vet been 4