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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-10
WILLIAMSBURG.
Wedding Of Mr.. w. B. Burns and Miss
Matte c. PoweIl-Alliance Officer.

Wedding Of Mr.. w. y. Burns and Miss
Matte c. Poweil-Alliance Officer.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, July p. Special.
The Baptist Church was this morning at
$50 O'Clock the scene Of gay and brilliant
assomblage to witness the marriage Of Mr..
Walter r. Burns to Miss Matte {. Powell.
The groom is popular and highly esteemed
cmploye of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum,
and the bride is our efficient assistant post
master. The ediiice was tastetully decora-
ted for the occasion. In front OF the pulpit
stood an arch Of cycrgreens. ir0m WhlCh
was suspended a marriage bell, beautifully
and artisiically constructed ofchOico il0Wers
aud eVcrgrpens. At the appointed hour.
Memberships Wedding,march was rendered,
and the bride leaning on the arm OF the
groom, preceded by the ushers. marched
.up the western aisle OF the church
and faced the ministers While the
ushcrs took their positions by couples at
the right ana lett, facing each other The
groom wore "a black Prince Albert coat and
dark pants. while the bride was atiired in
"a travelling suit Of grey Henrietta trimmed
in surah silk 10 match, and carried IN her
hand a beautiful bouquet of smilaN and
MarescRal Neil roses. The ushers were: W.
B. Gariick. T.. ". Norris. w. i. Jones and
j. 4. James. all Of whom were faultlessly
dressed in the conventional black. The
marriage ceremony was performed by the
rector. Rev. i. f. Warren. assisted by
Rev. James II. Moss, Of the Methodist
Church. of which denomination the groom Is
"a member. After their trOth had been
plighled. the contracting parties were
warmly congratulated by host Of friends
and acquaintance. They were also fol-
lowed to the station by a large crowd, and
i'm accordance with the time-hOnOrCd Gus
tom, received showers 0f rice, and the slip
per Of good luck was thrown after them as
the happy PAIR took their departure for an
extended trip through the mountains o..
Nirgnio.
The executive board Of the asylum met
here Yesterday. and transacted the ordinary
routine business. As usual. the outside
sentinel was on guard with instructions 10
keep away any member Of the i-n0hil@ Nu.-
gus who might happen TO De nOsing around
those sacred precinct..
James City County Alliance met here on
Saturday and elected the following officers:
parke Jones, president; Whitaker Lee,
yicc-uresident: d. j. Wharton, treasurer;
NJ. i. Burke, financial agent. Ihey adj
jnurnCd to meet here again on the l2th M
slant 10 perfect their organization Tor the
ensuing twelve months.
lion. Henry Churchill Semple len mere
today for Richmond, but will return i'm "a
dav or two. when he will 90 to Washington
i'm the interest of the College Of William
and Mary.
Miss Marannic Charles left to-day ON a
visit TO her relatives and friends in llamp-
ton and vicinity.
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NEGRO CONVENTION
Called to Assemble At Raleigh 80 Al
gempsed Assault on "a Lady.

tHAgLOtrE, n. e., July Especial. r.
A letter is being circulated among leading
negroes all over this State agitating the call
OF a race convention at Raleigh in August.
The letter says: 1.-The appointing p0wer 81
the national admins. ,ali-n mas diserimin-
aged against our race; the same power mas
attempted to degrade our prominent men by
putting them into menial positions. The
attitude OF many white leaders Of the Re
publican party is such toward our race that
il appears that our support is no longer de.
sired by them, except as their .eglile sools,
aud if they voice tie sentiments OF their
Waite Republican brethren. then We are de-
sired BY that party as a Republican factor
in the politics OF North Carolina.
A number OF prominent negro politicians
in this city and section have gone lD,0 tht
movement for a conveptlan, t'his together
with the fact that the Alliance has gon(
aa,itely Into politics in this State, even I,
the extent Of threatening TO bea, v.nc,
because he is not in favo; OF ,ae sub-freas
ury bill, promises ZEAL live times In this
slslo.
Robeson county has divided delegate.
for the Congressional Convention. Row
land and Alexander are the fayorites
stanley county Is three 10 one for Alexan
der. Columbus county II solid for Alexan
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DANViLLE.
Trial of the Damage suits Begun-sale oi
Mineral Springs Property.

DANNuLE, VA. July 9.-.special..-Ih
trial of the Grst Of the four ten thousand
dollar damage suits against James G. Penn
was commenced in the Hustihss Court TO-
day before "A special jury, summoned iof
that purpose. Penn's Factory III course oi
construction was blown down wore tnan "a
wear ago. and number Of Wofkmsn were
Killed. The heirs of the men killed nave
sued Penn for damages, claiming that inc
acciasnt WAS due to bad work IN the con
struction Of the bVilding. Six lawyers are
employed on one side and seven on the
other. Tbe cases are attracting a great
deal OF Attentions.
Parks mineral spripg property, situated
i'm Caswell county, \. c., se;en Wile7 lfoNl
this city. has been sold 10 a syndicate ol
Connecticut capitalists, who VIII improve
ihe properly, make 1t an attractive summei
resort. ana wake isbig thing selling TINS H.
nous water. Tbeg gave twelve thousand
dollars for the spring, ans eleven acres OF
land surrounding il. one 0f the seDeNes Is
10 run 2 railroad from DanYille 10 "'e
springs.
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MoNTERY, Va, July g. special VT, hr'
viii Dickson. AGED twenty-eight yeats' .4l hl
Of General Collingwood DlcSso"' ISaet IIe % had nd
iire9 i forfhe last ten years, and was very
M ich esteemed.
Mrs. Lizzie Ogiiyio and family ~ Cochoc-
ton. Ohio, will visit her father, T. II. siayeH'
of this town, this week.
Rev. John c. Jones, Of Washington cipi
a brother 10 state senator Jones, preached
in the Methodist Church last sunday 10 "a
large congregation. -.
new Mason and Hamlin organ has been
placed in the Methodist Church.
The wheat crop does not meet the eXpee-
tations Of the farmers, ii is not well hileo'
The oats will be better, and the hay VIII he
better than il has been for years. The cat
lie are very fat, and all the grangers want
is GOOD prices, and everything Will be Hour
ishing. There have been no sales as yet,
the outlook is not encouraging, but II Is
hoped they will realize better prices, IMAM
were paid last fall.
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rANOveR.
Yield of small Grain-Omeers OF the A.
lance.

OFFLKY, VA, July Especial. The
Weld Of small grain is proving very poor IN
this locality. but the corn and early tobacco
have done unusually well 30 far, though a;
present rain is needed foreyery Thing.
Yhe TuckahOe Farmers Club was hand'
somely entertained recently at "Hickory
Hip by Captolo ". T. Wickham, and a
pleasant day was spent y Inspecting the
diversified operations, CONDUCTED op TINS me
estate. and in discussing various maNe;s
pertaining 10 agriculture,
YAo reported improved condition Of MAJOR
Thomas ~ = boswell, OF "Buliheid, VINO
for some tifne has been 50 critically Ill at
The Exchange Hotel, is Pichmond, Is very
gratifying news oils neighboss aId friends
here. ,,.,
MIR. julien NJ. Rufn was reelected
county business agent by the Alliance loF
ihe ensuing year, and also chosen as th1
delegate TO the state Alliance, which meets
ln Lynclbprg next month, win Dr' -. v
winston, county president, as the alter
natp.
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THE BEHRING SEA TROUBLES.
Great Britain Determined tn Protect
Canadian sealsrr.

Great britain DeternIned to trotect
Canadian sealsrs.
OTTAWA, ONT, July "a special meet
ing OF the cabinet was held bsre yesterday
afternoon. Ii was called for the purpose
Of con nslderlng the critical turn affairs have
taken with regard 10 negotiations In c0n-
nection with the Behring's sea difficulty. \
member OF the Cabinet said tonight thst
the report that negotiations had broken or
was untrue. as they were still going on
As 10 their nature be could say nothing be-
yond the fact that tho Government still had
hopes that s0mle understanding would W.
reached. Tke government have great ap-
prehen .isDs that serious complications may
yea arise before settlement " reached.
| The British Government have informed tho
Governor General that they will stand by
Canada and protect her sealing vessels ~
Behring Sea from seizure By the
United states cruisers IL the
fieetEaw congregating at Victoria ass to bss
despatched for that purpose. k.r John
Thompson, Minister Of Justice, arrived In
London yesterday, and Will at once confer
with the British Government on the sub
ject. An officer OF the Government said yes-
terday tAas the United States authorities
believed they could do as they liked, a.
] England would not interfere. Now thxs
England has taken stand and concentra-
ted the largest eeet at Victoria that has
ever beea IN the Pacific, u RENAME 70
DO aeea whether Secretary blaine win
hold 10 his inter ton AZ to the United
States jurisdicttoa in behring sea and scize
Canadian sealers Ia face Of the stand Great
Rpitain haa taken. Lees psvvocation, be
said, has often precipisated two friendly
nations Into war, and II the United Statsa
do NOT recede from the arbitrary position
they have assumed, history may agaln ~
test the strength OF their uAval and military
forces. The drst seiysss, u b believed, Will
he the signal for formidable protest eoa
Great bFitaiR.
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BASEBALL.
Report of the Different Games Played
Yesterday.

National League-At Boston: Bostons, 49,
Pittsburgs, :. Game called at end ol
seventh inning to catch train.l At Philadel.
phia: Philadelphias, g; Cincinnatis, 1. Al
New York: New Iorks, ,; Chicagos, 3. Al
Brooklyn: Clevelands, 3: BrOoklyns, q.
Players League-At Boston: BOst0ns, 10;
Cleyelands. 5. At Philadelphia: Philadel-
phias, o; Pittsburgs, 10. At New York;
New l0rks, II; Bullalos, 4. AT Brooklyn
Brooklyns, II; ChicagOs. ..
American AssOciatiOn-At Columbus
Columbus, 6; ROchesters, I. At Louisville
Athletics, /; LOuisyiles, 3. AZ IT. Louis
Il. Louis, >; syracuse, II. At Toledo:
Toledos. o. Brooklyns. 3.
Atlantic League-At Jersey City: Jersey
Citys. 80; IIartlords, /. At Newark: New
srks, .; Washingtons, ). At New Haven ::
New llayens. 6; WOrcesters, |. At Will
mington: Wilmingtons, 5; Raltimores, II.
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Queen Victoria E..ressed.

LONDON, July m-Queen Victoria, though
not sias, rs represented as suffering from
decidedly low spirits since the recent death
ST the DOwager MarchiOnesss, 0f Ely. The
Narcbioness was about the Queens own
ar9, aud was one OF her oldest and most in
innate friends, having been lady OF the bed
chamber fOT nearly forty years.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Disregard of Orders the Cause of the Dis
astcr.


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 9.-Disregard
Of orders caused collision between a
freight and passenger train on the Louis.
lyille and Nashville Railroad. forty miles
south of this city at 9 o'clock this morning.
Five persons were instantly killed and "A
sixth fatally injured. The killed are: En-
gineers John Green and John Webb, of this
city. Colored fremen, Jim Armstead and
Bob Wilson. and a white pumpman named
Par. Ben >weepe (colored an extra fire.
man, was fatally injured. None OF the pas
sengers were killed, and so far as can be
learned. none We're seriously injured. The
passenger train bad orders tQ take the sid
ing at Clear Greek station for the extra
freight. The order was not obeyed, and a
mile beyond the station the trains came
together in deep cut. Both engines We're
broken to pieces, and it will take all day to
clear the track.
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bismarck and the Rinem en-.

BERLIN, July 9.-prince Bismarck enter
tanned the rillemen who visited him AT
FREDERICKSBURG to-day with a number OF
anecdotes. among which was the story OF
Count Herbert Bismarck's life being
saved in the Franco-Prgssian war by
watch whica he had given him.
A shot struck him in the breast,
but the watch. which was in a pocket un-
derneath, prevented the ball from piercing
that the e--Cbaucel1r was looking well.
TO repose and freedom from anxiety, but
added that he was unable to hold alOOf
from politics altogether. II he had retired
to Narsiu, he should have become "a com.
plete backwOOdsman. whereas he occasion
ally saw his fellows at iedricksruhe.
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RlOTOUS STRIKERS.
Efforts to stop all Labor In West Superior.
Wisconsin.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, July "a riot
occurred here to-day, and for "A time the sit
strikers, armed with clubs, began this morn.
ing to stop all labor in the city, and sue.
ceeded except at Watkins block and the
American steel barge works, where officers
and the lremen, with drawn rey0lyers, kept
them back. Several were cut and bruised
The strikers resumed fOrciDle measures this
afternoon at the barge works. and Superin-
tendent q. j. Anderson. of the works, IA
tally shot two of the rioters. The Mayor
and police have been called to the scene
The idea is to stop all common labor until
all shall have 81 per day.
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Onrernor NlcLoIIs, Yele.

BATON ROGUE. La. July 0.-Ihe Senate
Judiciary Committee tonight by vote OF ;
10 3 reported 20 the senate that Cover.
nor Nichols veto was Ia violation M
3he Constitution Of Louisiana and without
authority or right. II recommended that
the bill be returned TO the House Of Repre-
ssntaiiges, and instructed the clerk OF the
'enale 20 B0tify the Governor Ct their ac-
Jon. The report was adopted, and the Sen
ie adjourned.
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sale ON ,<allroad.

NoNIGOMERY, ALA, July "a special
from Troy 10 the Advertiser, says, al meet
ing of the stockholders OK the Ala
bama Midlspd Railroad, the sale Il
the .Sad was authorized ~ be made 20 the
savannah Florida and Westera Railroad
Company. The Midland rpps FROM Mont
gomery 10 Bainhgidge. Is i7S miles long. and
has just been completed, The price paid ID
pot stated,
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Raid on Mormon PolygamIsts.

DENVER, COL, July 9.-Cnited states
Deputies here raided the south Utah Polvg-
amists at st. George. They arrested l,lsA.i
Macarthur Or occ.pying "a mousse with three
wives. Macarthur and the women were put
under bonds for their appearance al
liuntock. They also arrested orin !,
Woodbury.. against whom they had ease
OF unlawful cohabitation. George Davis,
who had beel on PROSECUTING mission "a
Alabama for two years, was also taken into
custody.
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Hon. A. II. A. williams for Congress.

GREENSBORO, \. c., july Esp r
The expectant delegations OF the Filth
Congressional district were called together
to-day promptly at II o'clock. Hon. II. B.
Glenn, of Forsythe, was made permanent
chairman. Hon. \. II. A. Williams, OF
Granville. received the nomination on the
first ballot, getting 2l3 votes out OF 3ii.
Colonel David Settle, Of Rockingham. re-
ceiyed ~ votes. Hon. j. {. Buxton. Of For
sythe. was also put in nomination. but with
drew before the ballot. MIR. Williams, the
nominee, and half-dozen others made
ringing speeches 10 a packed convention OF
500 men. and Democracy may be said to be
i'm splendid trim,
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der, who il an Alliance man, but has de-
clned to say whether he viii! abide by the
Democratic Convention platform.
A negro railroad hand, named Moore, was
put in jail at Salisbury for attempted as
ssult on white woman at Rockwell. near
Salisbury. To-day he was identified by the
fadr
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Cold lysa.aer en Mount washington.

s1sluil Nh. WASHINGTON, y. H., July
e,--The remarkably high temperature Of
yesterday has been followed by yeyy sold
weather ON Mount Washington. The mer-
cury has gone down t.is evening TO twenty
seven deggees. AID ice has formed on all ex-
pgsed places. The wind is blowing a stia
gale from the northwest.
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or.ler rlanters' Conyenilon.

HAMPTON. VA. July o. Special The
convention of the oyster Planters aud Al
nd Interest met here today at II O'Clock
I ol.nol : j. Phillips was elected chall-
man. Resolutions we're adopted layorlng
tae1 e.aniing OF q perpetual lease TO the
nlanting egounds. Very stropg P4pe,s were
read advocating ih;. step. The convention
also fayors setting apart and protecting ine
natural rocks. The Legislative committee
viii be here tomorrow TO meet the oyster
an Papers clearly setting iorlh the
wishes 'oy The oyster planters have been pre-
pared and adopted These papers VIII os
laid before the committee. . banquet wiz
he given 10 the committee to-norio" h'sh''
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The oYsreRMEWs CONVENTION.
Alleged Unfair Treatment Arouses Much
INDIGNATION.


NORFOLK. VA, July O. Special. The
failure Of Governor Mckinney 20 sign the
oyster bill passed at the la-t session OF the
Legislature, and the general feeling Of dis
gust n0N pre-, ailing among aii engaged I'D
the oyster business, was the cause % con-
Venti0n Of representatives. from the aliicd
oyster interests Of Virginia meeting ih
Hampton to-day. Colonel j j. Phillips, OF
Norfolk. was elected president Of the con-
ycntion and y. j. Holt, OF Hampton, secre-
tary. Many speeches were made. and the
general gist of the remarks was loud IN con
dempaiion Of the treatment Of the 0yslermen
by the state,
Editor Caiiett. Of gloucester county, ID a
speech 10 the convention, declared lhal
some members Of the Legislative 1ommlt-
tee who are 10 meet the Oysteimen's con-
VputiOn tomorrow, are 40 more iamlliar
with the oyster question than they are win
the North Pole.
CAPTAIN Orris Z. Brown. Of Northampton
county, iu hot speech TO the convention.
declared that he people oi ildcwhl,' Wiz
gnia had been ioug enough Insed 10 rui
port oiner p rlions oi the - ti.' t't lta' ~
was lime q haiI was calici. People H
Southwest Virginia cOaia Say that lhere
we're millions in the oyster DhsineaS alu
oystermen could stand ihe % pres.l'e iaA
now placed on them; tha: Was ail nshl
but a. time had come s. len the oysicrmen
of The Tidewa.er must make such people
understand that they ".' Going 10 MAKE
ii,s'.o millions il they are to be meGo.
Papcrs oa :he oyster question were read
br sfr James Mcignamn. Of Hampton
Iohn ". Palmer ana Captain =. y Aro,Nn,
and resolutions were adopted oemahGin y
HAT the state lease Gr soil Der oyster beds "a
oystermen at nominal pnce,
The oystcrmcn are thoroughly. enrased
because they see their business goinS 10 the
d0gs on account of the restrictions III IT.
ginia placed on their business. Nor'n Cal' az
0iinq ailovs many more privileges TO her
nrsterwpn. and they gro able 10 bring their
oysfers no Virginia and sell ihen q, much
lower prices than the Virginia oyste men
The convention CONTINUES in session to-mof-
TDE
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Mortality on British Railway.

LONDON. july 9.--The railway st atistics
compiled by the Board OF Trade, sog the
last three months, show ,aa. during thai
period, III railway employees have been
killed apd al nave been injured. The tes
lliAony accompanying these returns goes to
show that large majority OF these casual
ties were due 10 the long hours the mer
were compelled to work, rendering .hem W.
tit TO perform their duties.
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Neyro labor M the Nortn.

RoNDour, y. Y, July "a large nun
be, of negroes, who were brought from ir-
cinia 10 WORK in the brick-yards along the
Hudson river, left for their southern h0hi'
to-day. The experiment proved hlule;
snI occasioned considerable trouble and
loss 10 the brick manufacturers.
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Virginia Beach.

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, July s.-lspe-
cial. This house is llled 10 repletiop with
soiourners from all parts Of The state, from
mountain 20 seaboard, actually turning
people away. s...o :.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
THE ADVANCEMENT or HIGHER
EDUCATION.

Annual Meeting of the Virginia Associa-
tlon-A Richmond Schooner Discharged,
Planters in Session.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, July .. Especial f.
The Federal Court dismissed libel suit
against schooner John Henry, Of Richmond.
The Alexandria baseball club left for
Roanoke to-day.
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suiiolk, Frank W. Rose; Fredericksburg,

sudoik, Frank W. Rose; Fredericksburg,
John NJ. Griffin.
An order OF the Post-Oflice Department,
to-day, establishes the following money or
der Offices In Virginia: IiillsbOro, IoudOun
county; Meadow View, Washington county
and snowyille, Pulaski county.
SENATE.
In the senate to-day the silver bill was
discussed. Mr.. Daniel, Mr.. COckrell, and
others spoke. Mr.. Daniel said that he did
not agree with some Of the criticisms OF the
bill. He regarded il as silver victory, but
still he was not prepared to vote for it.
The bill Disseminated against silver, be-
cause it would pile up $4,000 worth of
the metal every year in the Treasury, not a
dollar Of which could be coined to paw the
governments bonded Indebtedness. Ii was
inevitable that Congress and the Execu-
tive would come into collision on silver,
and why not have the quarrel now.
At $50 the Senate adjourned, with the
understanding that a vote shall be taken on
the conference report tomorrow.
HOUSE.
In the House the conference report on the
bill apprOpriating $1,000 for the relief of
Albert :. Emery was called up, and after
several roll-calls, The report was agreed to-.
Mr. Hit, OF Illinois, reported back reso-
luton from the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs. requesting the President to furnish
the House with correspondence between the
lnit,d States and Great Britain touching
the Behring sea question since March 4,
1889. The resolution was agreed 10,
The conference report on the Diplomatic
and Consular Appropriation bill was taken
up, and after hlibustering tactics by the
Democrats, the House adjourned, on ac-
count Of the absence Of quorum, without
acting on it,.
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THE suSpRY CIVIL BILL.

The sundry civil appropriation bill was
reported 10 the Senate to-day by the COM
iniltea on Appropriations. The bill carries
an increased appropriation ei aver I,'OVu,,
900. An appropriation is added Of SlO,O0O
for light vessel at Frying Pan shoals.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES IN VIRGINIA.
At a conference, the Republican Commit
tee Of Virginia and prominent Virginia Re.
publicans here to-day, IL was agreed that
no candidate should be nominated in any
ongIessionai districts IN Virginia except
in the First, Second, Third and Fourth.
CAPITAL NOTES.
The census bureau has appointed fhe fol-
lowing "a collect manufacturing statistics,
in Virginia: at Portsmouth, Caspar Titus;
Norfolk, John q. Minkings; FRANKLIN aud
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1 destructive cyclone. resulting in great
for- a1uIe and property. has swept over MUS
..I--I Ila London lcitrI-carrieIs nave gone
... n rtukt---At special meeting of the
l.nIriYu Cabiu,i the critical turn affairs
saEe taken iu ,h@ Behring sea complications
v-.,s considered at ieugtn.--Queen Victoria
IS r-ur,seutcd as being rriy mH'h depressed
Dol. th . death of The Dowagcr Mareh'oness OF
---flfIsilcs show that for the past three
rnoutIs 1if Jpiiwav employees have been
f.I.d auc 7fthl been injured IN Great
u,itain.-pruce Bigmaick cordially enter
...r.d the iinomen vino visited him at Free
.rri..iuhe. yesterday.
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Miss Winnie Davis, ''The Daughter OF the
Confederacy," who returned 10 her home at
Beauyoir, Miss, last Monday, will again
visit the North, where she will be the guest
of ex-secretary Whitney at Newport. Miss
Davis has become the most popular repre-
sentative In the North OF Southern woman-
hood.