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a Bold Stem.

To overcome the well-grounded and
reasonable objections Of tho more intel
ligent 70 the use o. secret, medicinal com
pounds, d.. r. Y. Pierce, Of Buffalo, n.
Y, some time ago, decided 10 make a bold
departure from the usual course pursued
by the makers Of put-up medicines for do
nestle use, and, so has published broad
east and openly 10 the whole world, a full
and complete list OF all the ingredients
entering insS1he composition OF his widely
celebrated &edicMcs. Thus he has taken
bis numer00s Patrons and patients into
his full (6ngaence. Thus too Se has re-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from among secret
nOStrFpEof doubtful merits. and made
themSlfemedteS OF hnOlO7l Composition.
BY tbs bold step pT. -RIierce- has shown
t61f-6Is IQrmulas lr6 NJ Sych eSceIIepcs
104I- ne Is llt -AtraIc 20 subject them 20
tbeLulleSL ScIu llpY.
Not only does lie Wrapper OF every bottle
OF DR.. Pierce S Golden Medical discovery, the
famous medicine for weak stomach, tlrpid
llVer or DlllOusncSs and all catarrhal diseases
wherever located. have printed upon fl. tn
pam English. full and complete list OF all
the ingredients composing 81. but a small
book las been compiled. from numerous
STANDARD medical works, q an the different
schools OF practice. containing very numer-
Gus extracts from the writings OF leading
p ,.tl or medicine; endorsing ~ the
stTUlgeSt possible terms. each and every inRre-
Gient contained IN DR.. Pierce's medicines
Ohe OF these little books viii 10 mailed free
- any one sending address on postal card or
Dy iettef. to Dr. K. Y. Pierce, Buffalo. n. Y,
ana requesting the same. FrOm this little
D0oN ~ VIII 90 learned that Dr.. Pierce's med
1clnes contain no alcohol. narcotics, mineral
agents or other poisonous or injurious agents
ana thab they are made from native. rnedtcf-
nal roots Of great value; also thar some OF
me most VALUABLE ingredients contained ia
Ut. Pierce's favOrits Presentation for weak
nervous. over-worked vrun-doVr. - nervoss
Enu ueolhtated women. were employed long
year ago py the Indians for similar ailments
tnectlhk their eQuHWs. In fact one of tho
most valuable MEDICINAL plants entering into
Ane composition OF Dr. PIerce's Eavcrite Pre-
ScTiption was known 70 the Indiana "a
Hsouaw-Weed," Our knowledge OF the usss
e not few OF our most valuable native ma
oiSlnAI y SntS was gained from the Indians
As made up By improved ard exact pro-
cesses the "FavOrite Prescription Is a most
enclent remedy for regulating an the wor1-
AMY functions. correcting diSplacements. as
pfoiapeus. anteversion and retorversion
overcoming painful periods. tOninR M the
perves and bringing about a perfect state of
nes4tA' S0ld by al dealers IN medicines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
TO AUTHORIZE
NEW BOND ISSUE
Important Meeting of Scaboard
Air Line Stockholdcr, I'm
Petersburg.
NAME WORKING COMMITTEE

rsnec-al To II. rlme.-n-.na.c.

r,r--rI-rl-rlI =. r-,,.,--,- - ~
-Appo-'"'loA Trust company, al tne an-
uual stockholders meeting ruIs afternoon.
reelected lts Officers srd directors ..
e.,t... ,.,
'i'.. ''''' 9'
Weep President Harvey seward Cashier.
Garter b. Bishop. Secretary and Teller.
~ a worth. r,t-e..t,,rs t,..t.,. ,..t......
man a. '-'"'i' ''.-''- .I-
. NJ. lianrahau. r. r. Luusford. y. Dunn
Martin. PhUIp Rogers riar.e,. Seward
sn1 ~ yo.,. r-t. ,,...t.. l..
- XIX N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
TRAIN ROBBERS
HEARING TO-DAY
POwley and Martin Before Justice
Dugger-Martin Didn't Come
Yesterday.

BODYTON. VA. January 9.-Martin
did not arrive here this afternoon. as
was expected. and an eager crowd gath
cred at the depot TO get a look at the
prisoner as he passed ont OF the train,
but they were disappointed why the
prisoner did not come seems to be a
mystery. The sheriff was present to
receive and conduct him 70 Jail II is
reported no will be brought here from
Norfolk on the night train, which is due
here at about ] o'clock a big crowd
viii sit up 70 await his arrival. Con-
ductor Whitehurst. who had charge or
the hold-up train. and Pullman Car Con-
ductOr Eberhart. with their porters. are
here az witnesses. An immense crowd
will doubtless he here tomorrow. Mr..
Smith. Powley's counsel. has as vet not
arrived. lie may come in tonight The
trial VIII probably begin about 10 o'clock
tomorrow. Justice Digger has recovered
sufficiently TO sit at the hearing. Com
mon wealth's Attorney GOOde will con-
duct the case for the state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
H0aLETT DIES AFTER
BRUTAL TREATMENT
Was Slugged by Highwayrnan
and RObbed-Long Uncon-
seriousness Before Death.

NORFOLK. "a. Jauuar, s-Iurius
J.. Noniett. the dyer ~ tho Norfolk
kuifr-E Mills. siucgel and robbed by a
a-Eluatnan Oh Church Street. near
Princess Anne Avenue. u tie night %
Decerb Der -. died az ? o'clock this morn
Ing "a tae Norfolk Protestant Hos itaI
Nubiett never regained CONSEQUENCE
after becoming delrlous on being taken
to tho hospital the second time. The
direct cause ~ jas death. IL seems Was
blow received BOB the back OF the head.
hrt Dr. may require an autopsy 20 deter
mine tne nature &C jhe injury that
proved fatal The cYrofEr vail examine
into his case.
Nob.e-t. "a Frenchman D. birth. had
been in The service ~ the cotton mills
f-r twenty years. and le was regarded
as au exceptionally good workman.
so arrests have been made in con-
ncctlou with the assault ou him. and 80
s. n1t known that the authorities of
Norfolk county have any clue as % the
hiehwaymau. hlt the officers are work
ing ul the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
ON EASTERN SHORE.
The Oyster Industry Increasing
Greatly.

CHINCOTEAGUE. VA. January @
Mr.. VIM. y. Conant Of the firm OF w
y Conant son. mas recently sold out
his interest in the hardware store 10 his
sons. Henry ana William. and will here
after devote his time looking after the
interest Of his large marine railway
pr Vim. NJ Burwen. who has been
taking "a post graduate course IN a medi
cal college i'm New York city for the
past month. has returned home. much
10 the delight of his many patients
Dr CUstis Burwell, OF Floyd county
Va. Is visiting his brother, DR.. VIM
NJ Burwell On Main Street
on account OF the great demand for
oysters and CLAIMS and the numerous
shipments that are being daily made
from this point. the T.. y q w Rail-
road Company have issued orders for
the steamer Chincoteague 70 make three
trips daily to Franklin City instead OF
two. as has always been the custom
Rev. +. r. Liddell. OF Coninswood. n
" the new pastor Of Union Baptist
Church moved his family to the island
This week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
MRS. CLOVER FINED.
Charged With Taking a Muff
From Norfolk Store.

NORFOLK. VA. January 9.--The case
OF Mrs. Bessie L. Glover. OF Hampton.
va. charged with larceny OF a fur muff
valued at SO. the property of local mer-
chant. was given hearing in the Cor
poration Court day.
Mrs Glover testified that she went
into the store Of the plaintiffs with a
mum Of her own; that she walked TO
the fur counter and laid her mum down
while she was looking over some OF the
other NUTS. Not seeing one that she
desired to purchase. She picked up a
mum. and put her hands In II, thinking Il
was her own. 1t belonged to the store
She started to walk out of the store, but
was seized by several clerks. and was
taken to the central police station.
The Jury returned verdict OF guilty.
and fixed the penalty at "a fine Of So
and costs. The fine Was paid,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
FATHER COLEMAN TO
Be TRANSFERRED
Popular Priest Of Fredericksburg
VIII Come TO Sacred Heart
Church. Manchester.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, January g.
Rev ID r. Coleman. who has FOR a
number Of years had charge OF ST. Mary s
Catholic Church i'm this city. and who
is very popular here. has been trans
ferred 70 tho Church 90 Sacret Heart at
Manchester. and will preach there next
sunday Rev. Joseph Perrig who has
been assistant pastor az the Holy Cross
church al Lynchburg. haas been assigned
TO this charge
The Conway. Gordon and Garnett Ma
tonal Bank Ia this city oas elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
V. H. conway. president. Charles
Hewdon. ce-presiieut. A. Randolph
Howard cashier: @. W. Shepherd. Jr..
and John NJ. w. Green. assistant cash
iers The above also constitute the board
Of directors
THE National Bank % fredericksburg
has elected The following officers J.
Stansuury Wallace. president. j. A Tay-
Tor. cashier. judge 4 ". Wallace. O.
w. Wallace J. S. Wallace. II l.. Wallace.
II j. scott. directors
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Mr.. Dabney in Alexandria.

The recently elected officers OF Alex
andr1a Council ROYAL Arrarum. were last
evening installed bv w q. Dabrev -
richmond A. the con .asion ~ the in
-lt..ation services speeches were made
~ SIT Dabney and d.. F. r. NcF,a6e7
o- Richmond. Va. supreme representative
ana member ~ The finance committee ~
the supreme Council. Afterwards "a han
qlet was served ar the Hotel Ra7lre'
city Sergeant cox this morning received
lNe "thciaA papers from Governor Claude
- swanson. committing tire sentence ~
toward Banks. c1lored. sentenced ID be
hanged Friday reVt for the murder ~
nomas Elzey. also colored. 10 life inn
prisonment at hand labor In the Richmond
penitentiary. II IS expected that a e-f7~6
rom that institution viii arrive he-e
ms week and convey Banks 10 the pen-
itentiary
The recently elected officers 81 Fytzrer-
a'd Council. no t5s knights Of coi1n-
bus. were tonight Installed bv Dis+rI.+
Deputy IT. F. A. German. at ST. Nar7's
HaH- Following the installing banquet
was served AT the Young Mems suaar+,-
lyceum Hall
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BRAVE MAN DIES
At NORF ok HOSPITAL
United States Government Gave
Him Medal for Bravery at

NORFOLK. VA. January ST. c.. coon
cy. carpenter - the United States
$0ry. aged s.Xty-three years and who
received from the government a medal
81 honor for bravery on the United States
torpedo boat Winslow during the engage
ment OF Cardenas. cuba. ia which Ensign
Worth Bagiey was killed. died AZ the
Naval Hospital here last night from
paralysis
Carpenter Cooney recently brought the
monitor Florida here from Annapolis.
Md. 10 be fitted up at this navy-yard
Tor experiments. He went 70 the hospital
Friday. suffering from asthma and was
thought 20 be improving when ne was
paraiyzed
The deceased was from Florida. and
has relatives n Warrenton and Paiatka,
that State
Carpenter COoney was member OF
the Annapolis Lodge Of Elks.
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Minister'S Wife Very III.

1-000T"I y ne I-mee- D--0aTc1I
IkBANNA. Va. January 9-Nrs.
Essex. wife Of the Baptist minister. Rev.
J. j. Essex. Of Saluda is very iIl at
her home.
Miss Mary Burton. OF this place. is
also quite sick at her home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10

fn the United States Army belongs to
Ernest u. Peck ID first Lieutenant in the
Engineering Corps. He is six feet four
and one-half inches in height. Iieuten-
ant Peck i- native OF Wisconsin. and
was graduated from the Oshkosh High
School. lie entered the Military Academy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Bold Assault 40 Rohberv

one ~ tho bodies. assaults and rob
hories that have occurred hr~c recently,
took place ar late hour raet night. when
three highwavucn entered enc little fruit
ana confectionery store OF Manuel Tav-
arcs. "a Brazilian. and at tho point OF a
pistol. knocked him ser9eless 10 the floor
and after brutality essu1tIne him. rohhcd
him Of f32 and his pistol The men tore
Iavares's undertaking ir o~ler TO got
tre money. as IL was secreted in his lu-
lerclothinR.
IaVareS stated that just prior Co tho
robbery two white mon entered his place
OF business. and after purchasing seven
y-flv cents North OF fruits and tobacco.
presented teu-doIiar a.u in payment
and about this juncturc Of tho transaction
The three mon sprang upon him His
wounds were dressed at the police sta
ZION. and Novares remained 80 police
n'ldquarters overnight. Jest the robbers
would attack him. The men Ie saws
were white hut further tran this he can
give bur "a very nc4gre description o.
them.
The remains Of William Hogan. a well
SHOWN AieNandrian. who q led at his home
m W asAington this morning. were brought
mere tris afternoon and prepared for bur
lal. Mr.. Hogan was f1rtv-seven wears
~ age. and Is survived bv widow For
many years the deceased was an emplova
~ the firm % J. Elchberg and Son 6r-,
goods dealers.
Mrs Susan Sprouse vito OF Rlcha-l
Snrouse. died yesterday evening Sbe
was about hfty-nve wears of age ana VS.
"a native ~ iarper's Ferry. ". IA Pc
SIDES ner husband. several children sur
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The Opportunity Offers
To Save Money


But these prices will purchase publication pub
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4 years subscription 4 gift
d by any The TimeDspatch ,ou this present
with your subscription dispose OF this gift as YOU
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Following list of publications with the prices
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Und erWeaE
Und er-PriCed

At all times we have not
only the best Underwear
hereabouts, but the most
Of the best.
II your flesh creeps at
wool. we don't try to be-
wool You, and if you want
wool, we don't tell you
that cotton's better for
you. "
And as to Fit our In
derwear is cut on scienti-
fcally graded patterns.
not chopped. An impor-
tant point, this.
Wrght's Wool Fleece,
81 values. 79c.
American Silk, $3.50
values, $3.50.
JACOBS @ LEVY,
SEP OUR OUTDOOR
LARGE SHOWCASE
FOR SPECIAL SUIT SALE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Seaboard Meetings

TWO important Seaboar5 AIR Line Rail
way Company meetings are 20 re held
here Tomorrow morning and afternoon at
tae principal Office % the company for
The purpose ~ passing upon the qres-
ton ~ authorizing tha making az a mort
gage or deed ~ trust on rho connnan,.s
properties o. secure an ISSUE ~ bonds -
the par value ofSlS.0J1o00. the proceeds
OF which are 90 be used for road equip
ments and improvements The holders ~
tile voting trust certificates for preferred
and common stock certificates will meet
in the morning. the stockholders lu the
afternoon.
Tire board 90 directors ~ the new
business and Credit Association and In-
Nestment Corporation To-day appointed
the following committee. COMMITTEE TO
secure charter and % eraf; constitution
and bylaws. Charles Han Davis. chair
man. r T. Heath. and Bartlett Roper.
81. committee To- recommend permanent
secretary and 10 employ stenosrapher and
secure quarters. J. w Seward chair
man. Isaac Coaen and r. 3. Sydnor. on
advertising. T. p Sydnor. chairman.
Charles Han Davis and Robert CahanIss.
Two committees on new members were
appointed as follows.
First committee. T. F. Heath and NJ C.
Jackson. second. j. ". Seward and r D.
-~- CabanfsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Ballard Warehouse Collapsed

I4lNCHBUktt W. January 9-The
branch warehouse Of Ballard & Ballard
here collapsed some time last night under
the weight OF four hundred barrels of
-four. The lower -four dropped into the
basement. and the building had been
condemned b. CITY authorities,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
The Pure DRUG
COM MIS- SIONERS

insist that all medicines be compounded
strictly in accordance with their pure
food and drug act Of June Goth. 1906. and
proves It's merit. II YOU hive never lrLel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10

90 west Point IN 1897 and upon his grad
ration in 1901 was a star" thus emitting
him to assignment 20 the select arm OF
the service. the Corps OF Engineers. Lieu
tsnent Peck - nav on duty ~ Xe4OW-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10

stone Park wyo.. and has supervised
tho building % a military road known a.
Peck's Pike Tie is called Pixies Peak
by his comrades Ia the ssTvlcs.--AAnEas
Cin Journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Stewart.

The wedding Of Miss Nellie Stewart.
daughter OF Mr John Watson Stewart.
20 Mr.. g. a.. Daniel. OF Chase CITY. Va.
took place yesterday at the home % the
brides sister. Mrs Ella Ballugh in this
city. Miss Ruth Ellis was maid OF honor.
and MT Frank Stevens was best man.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
]. Sidney Peters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

do 90 to-day. II always cures Indigestion
Poor Appetite. Dyspepsia Colds or Fe-
male Ills. Get a FREQ COPY Of our 1907
Alnanae from any Druggist or dealer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Colonel Temnle Dies

Colonel ". T. Temple. "A well-kuown
resident Of Prince George county died
suddenly last night az 10 o'clock NJ his
home In THAI county. Colonel Temple was
I'm hts seventy-ninth year and is sur
vived by his wife and two sons and three
daughters Colonel Temple was a gallant
Confederate soldier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10

value when the tobacco was PIT ir
Farmers are realizing this and putting IN
frolr tobacco.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-10-18
Try to Do This,

Take a light chair and place it with
its back to the wall Stand in front
of it, facing the wall, with the toes
about foot from the front feet of
the chaii, and, placing one hand on
each side of the chair, lean forward
until the top of your head touches
the wall. The problem is to lift the
chair from the floor and, without
movin. the feet, to take the head
away from the wall and stand up
right. Simple as this appears, it is
impossible. Very few people, as you
will find, would anticipate any diff
Guilty in doing this. Get them to try.
This trick is. of course. very like the
old one Of standing against wall
sidewise, with the shoulder and one
foot touching the wall. 1t is then
impossible to raise the outside foot
without losing ones balance and fall
ing away from the wall.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-10-18
A Place lust Suited to Him.

A gentleman of the most cultivated
musical tastes wishing to change his
residence, advertised for rooms in q
private family " fond of music" The
next mail brought him the following
reply:
DEAR SIR; | think that we could
accommodate you with rooms, and
as for music one of my daughters
plays the parlor organ and gittar;
another one plays the ACCORDION and
banjo; | play the cornet and fiddle;
my wife plays the harmonica and my
son the flute. We all sing and if you
are good tenner singing you would
fit in when we get to singing gospel
hims evenings, for none of us sings
tenner. Or if you play the base vial
we have one right here in the house.
If you want music rs well as rooms
and board we could accommodate you
and there would be no extra charge
for it,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-10-18
Jamestown Fair Paws Some.

The statement published some time
ago that the government loan Of $l,-
600, 900 for the promotion of the
jamestown Fair would resolve itself
into u government gift and that no
part of the large sum advanced by
vote of Congress to aid this enter
prise was likely to be returned,
proved to be premature. 1t is now
stated that the Secretary of the
Treasury received on the 5th of Sep
tembcr a check for $50, 900 from the
managers of the fair to apply on the
sum advanced. and that other sub
stantial payments are assured In the
near future 1t is now confidently
expected that the government debt
will be materially reduced during
October. which it is predicted will be
the best-paying month Of the exposi-
ton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-10-18
OLD SHEP.

&" around 'cm, good old Shrp.
Keep EN- i'll their place,
For Nun know how Ia DO il,
With your KNOWN. face.
I"u are always with me,
Ready for 10 send,
Couldn't do without Won, Shcp,
You're my only friend.
Far away in lonely camp,
Away from city strife,
Where no human face appears,
To cheer the weary life.
Who shares my trouble, grief and Woe,
In Its many changing form,
Who doesn't grunble, scowl, nor pout
In sunshine, nor in storm.
Who is it, the sheep all know,
And listen for his bark,
Who is it knows them all.
And ior enemy will hark.
Who guards them, walchiuI, faithful,
Acts always az their host,
And never yet went sound asleep,
While stationed at his post:
It's You old Slep-my old pal,
With brown eyes. shaggy hair,
We've worked together many years,
Bosom friends-a happy pair.
And together We will jog along,
In future, as in past,
And Shep, hope that you and
Will hear Gabriel's trumpet blast.
80 20 around 'em, good old Shcp.
Keep 'em in their place,
For You know how to do it,
With your knowing face.
You are always with me,
Ready for to send
Couldn't do without you, Shep.
You're my only friend.
-LHr F. Irrn0n.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-10-18
OLYMPIA, WASHIN(iTON FRIDAY MORNING. OCT 49, 1907

desk of the foreigner, which had been
thoroughly searched during the time
that the first officer entertained the
suspect over the morning tea.
When the accused man was led out
of the house on the way to prison he
found Il large crowd of the curious
gathered in front of his gate, attract
ed hithcr by the news of his inpend-
ing arrest. All among the crowd
who knew the prisoner bowed and
smiled a customary greeting us he
passed.
Those who recall the scenes of eX-
citement and bubbling patriotism en-
acted in New York and other large
cities when troops left for the front
during the Spanish war would have
been shocked could they have seen
the apparent apathy that character
lied the departure of great bodies
of troups from Japanese ports. When
the army of invasion left Yokohama
for Saghalien there was not so much
stir in town us when an American
ballOoniSt made an ascension from the
public gardens.
For three days the soldiers to the
numbers of %, 900 had been camp
ping about the city in public squares
and vacant lots. On the morning
they marched down to the hatoba or
iron pier to take bargcs for the trans
ports in the harbor there were not
two dozen flags flying on the line of
march.
For four hours the tramp, tramp of
armed men sounded down the broad
street and there was not Il cheer.
Women leaned out of second story
windows to look upon the troops and
rickShaw men trotted around from
side streets to sit between the shafts
of their vehicles and smoke in mute
contemplation.
The whole army of invasion was
launched without n brass band or a
procession of carriages containing the
leading citizens who did not fight but
stayed at home.
Along the very same street about
three months later there was an
other procession. At the close of
hostilities all the Russian prisoners
in Japan were herded together at the
various ports and shipped to Vlad-
livestock. 1t was one of the many
cOnsignments of these prisoners that
appeared from nowhere early one
morning and lined up along the Bund
awaiting transport to the big Russian
troopships in the harbor.
The presence of some 1000 of their
late enemies right in plain sight,
where every sendo and coal HEAVIER
along the harbor front could see them
did not affect the brown citizens of
Yokohama in the le;ist. A small
fringe of boys and fisher girls hung
around the tianks of the big, unkempt
Russians, staring not impolitely up
into the bearded faces of the giants.
Some brought flowers and cigarettes.
But there was no crowd.
Even while the Japanese were on
their way without Offering the Rus
SLAMS any embarrassment some of the
women of the English settlement on
the bluff come down in their car
riages and passed the ragged line in
review, halting their carriages now
and then to take q snapshot of some
detected group.