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he will give this matter his immediate
attention.
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he will give this matter his Immediate
attention.
THE NORFOLK NAVY YARD.
The Secretary was more than pleased
with the work of the naVy-yard at Nor
folk, and was enthusiastic over the sys-
TEN. discipline and general conduct OF
that yard. II is now engaged In turning
out armOr AT rapid rate for the new
ships. The Texas. which Is now building
at this yard, IS rapidly approaching the
time when she will be launced and new
battlesnp added to tie navy. Additonal
buildings will be erected at this yard, as
well as the erection Of one 10 take the
place OF that recently destroyed by nle.
The Secretary is authorized under the
law 10 spend any part Oi seventy-nVe
thousand dollars for the erection Of TINS
building The plans and specifications
are almost complete. but there remains
question yet 10 be settled as to whether
the work shah be done by the day or by
contract. This question came before the
department before the Secretary left on
the trip. and much pressure has been
brought % bear by the interested parties.
The Secretary said tonight that h. pro-
posed 10 take up this subject for CON
slneratlOn and dccisiOf at the earliest
possible moment. but declined 10 give
any intimatiOn as To what the result or
the decision would be.
Several smaller buildings Will be erected
at this yard TO meet the demands Of the
GOsport ward. the work IN which has
Increased at d rapid rate during the past
few years.
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NAVY YARDS INSPECTED.
Secretary Herbert II ghly Pleased with
the Work al Norfolk.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.-Secretary
Herbert returned to Washington this al
tcrnOon on the United states steamship
Dolphin from an inspection trip Of the
nayy-yards on the Atlantic coast. While
away the Secretary visited the BROOKLYN
Boston. New London and Norfolk ydfcs,
and the torpedo station at Newport X. l.
Ia the latter place ne attended the lee
lures delivered on national law a the
training school, and was much impressed
with the progress made in this direction.
In Boston he was much Interested IN the
Government work OF making rope anu
chain. which has never before come under
his observation. While in New York the
Secretary gave considerable attention 10
the progress that has been made IN the
Construction OF the dry dock al the Brook
iyn navy-yard, over which much discus VS.
sion and many questions relating 10 the
work are before the Navy Department.
lie declined TO express an opinion III tnls
matter. but will give the subject more
attention during the next few weeks.
The Secretary also interested himself
I'm the work of erecting new buildings AT
that ward, for which Congress made spe-
cinc approximations. and 1t is likely that
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He Institutes a Suit Against the Commits
.Ioners for 10000.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. l5.-Speclal.-
When Captain Nelllnes was removed by
the police commissioners, by advice OF
counsel he continued 10 appear upon the
streets I'm his uniform. and. by order OF
Commissioners Nerdier and Bolton, was
arrested without warrant and locked up
at the station. He was reieased on
writ of habeas corpus by Judge Brooks.
who declared his arres. Illegal.
This afternoon his counsel. eN-Clty At
toruey j. II. Duncan, entered suit against
Aessrs. Nerdler and Bolton for $1,000
damages for false Imprisonment.
The Spanish steamer Maria is loading
coal NJ Lamberts Point She is the first
cotton ship 10 touch no this port with
cotton this season. The Maria has L
cargo of 6l00 bales, from Galveston to
Liverpool
The electric line will be I'm operation
by October 18th. The trestle over Ma
homes canal viii be- finished next week.
The Virginia Defenders. a company or
ganizfl in Portsmouth several weeks ago
viii dshanl. the Governor having re
fused tO oOumi sion any more companies.
I'm the contest for the pennant iorls,
mouth has ro5ted for Pctersburg az an
times and upon a'l occasions. Yesterday
when it was known that Petersburg ha9
won. the Portsmouth onthusiists secur, Il
a cannon and fired a salute or thli'y-
six guns.
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rHH SOUTH CAKoLINA BOLr.
some Of tho Delegates To the Democratic
Cnnveniinn Onpose Nominations.

COLUMBIA. 5. c.. Sept l5.-speclals
to the Columbia State report conventions
held I'm twenty-five OF the thirty-hve
counties to-day 10 elect delegates o the
straightout Democratic convention Mon
day night. which was called TO reorsanlze
the party I'm opposition 10 1tllmaniSm,
and. If advisable. to nominate q full state
ticket 10 make the fight at the general
election. The result Is that one county
(Sumter), with a majority OF stralghout
Democrats. declined 20 send a delegate.
one sends a delegate instructed TO WITH
draw if nominations are made, one In
structed its delegates 70 vote for nouii-
nations. and the remainder send delega-
t0ns uninstructed as TO whether or not
70 make nominations.
Among the delegates are Ex-Governor
Johnson HacOOd and Ex-Governor John
Peter Richardson. both of whom advocate
nominations and a fight
Indications are that the body will be
cO.'posed of representative men. and that
a fight will be made against nominations
by respectable minority. who believe
it too late TO make n successful issue
this wear.
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RICHMOND. VA SUNDAY SEPTEMBER l6 1894

graceful acknowledgements, and then put
in "a ballot for himself
No general effort was made I'm Dexing-
ton 10 enforce the rule requiring the
voters to take an oath TO support the
nominee In some parts Of the district
This was insisted upon, and numerous quar-
rcls resulted.
had declared that II any man challenged
his vote there would be bloodshed, some
OF the officers of election enforced and
others ignored the injunction issued by
The streets to-day were strewn with
proclamatious. announcements and various
public statements from each OF the can
didatcs or their managers. Samuel
Shouse. Of Versailles. sent up thousands
Of flaming dodgers. in which he denounced
the owens men as Infamous liars" for
spreading a report that he had advised
settles supporters to vote for the candl-
date from Scott.
a pRAYFR-MRETING.
The praycr-meeting advertised 10 take
place al Morrison chapel this morning at
IL o'clock was attended by sixty OF the
best ladies' in Lexington. About fifteen
men were present. Elder J. W McGar-
Vey presided over the meeting and made
the first prayer. II was very temperate
n, tone. and did not come up 10 the eX-
pcctation Of the audience. He prayed God
To guide the people I'm what they were
about % do to-day, and beseeched I'm
them. lie prayed for peace and for the
coming Of the day when no man should
receive the votes OF these people unless
he is worthy Of their support. The con-
gregatiou then sang, "Oh. our Help in
Ages Past" Dr. W. +. ID. Bartlett. pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian church,
whore Colonel BrecHnrdge usually at
tends when In Lexington, and who has
generally been counted as his friend
then offered a prayer asking God 10 guide
the people and bless the affairs Of this
district lie hesought the Divine Ruler
that when the final result Of the days
contest was over that there should be
sent 10 represent this district in the
halls Of the National Legislature n man
whom God could approve and man
after Gods own heart. He prayed that
all feeling of bitterness be dissolved. and
that contcntment once more should settle
down on the people and their homes.
Then followed the song. MY Country,
'Tis Of Thee" after which Elder J. B.
Jones offered a prayer. In w1ch he asked
God TO bestow upon this people that
which they needed. The audience then
SANG How Sweet IS the Communion Of
Saints" TO the tune Of sweet Home"
when the benedction was pronounced.
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first Ratch Dismissed.

wAsHINGTON. Sept. i5,-sescrei,s,ry
Carlisle today called tor tne res,shSU9n ns ~
Iivision in the Treasurer.s office, and -.
~ A. Uerrott. assistant teller IN the caSn
room OF the Treasury lie also .inis dism's'e5i ~
III ~ = sf,'si,Tv the salaries OF whose places
range from s7M 70 $3.50 per annnn. A
,'',,, tsr ~ women are among the nisner
nr,.,Sl nTieed clerks discharged. The dlsmlssaiss
.ere made 70 meet the IeAairenissn's ,s. now ~
ao"ronriaflon bill as a result Of the In
a,,ppsg,,sgtion made by the Dockery Com
mission. The dismlssals are lie nrst
hatcb ~ 100 who will DC discharged be-
-, nov ard October ist next, when
he new law takes effect. Changss to the
n'nber ~ $40 in the matter OF re1nc-
ions promotions and DISCHARGES VIII be
made before the reorganization II COM
niafed
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NEGROES FOR LIBERIA.
Steamer to Leave October 18th with Three
Hundred negro CoI' I'n'~ts.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Sept. l5.-J. K.
McMullin. vice-president of the African
Steamship Company and who is also con ON,
nected with the International Emisral On
Society. OF Birmingham. Ala, stated .,DI,
dsv mat a steamer of the company would
leave here about October 18th for Liberia
via Mobile. New orleans, ana Na,aa aila
with 800 negro colonists aboard, ne ne
Iiherian Government mas proiilSeu ~
e9ch coIoniet MIR. McMullin says. a num-
ber of acres OF land, with cultivauns I'm
plements and temporary shelter unth .he
colonist can build his home w me tne
Steamship Company and the hHi,s. d toi'
terests are Identical. the society having u
contract with the company for the u.s. oi
its steamers 10 transport negro enisrdiI's Us
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WACO. TEXAS Sept b.-At Gateville,
the terminus ~ the cotton belt. forty
three miles west of here, to-day. a fatal
street duel took place between J. 7.
Goodman. editor Of the Peoples Voice,
and b. @. Armstrong editor of the star.
both weekly papers. Tie duel grew ont
~ n ners0nal' controversy in the papers
over The cd Cash lynching a few
months ago. The two men opened fire
on each other just as they met In front
Of GoOdman's Office. Tne iatter was shot
through the heart and Armstrong through
the bowels. both dying at once. j. g..
Beeman. by-stauder, was fatally
wounded in the neck by a stray shot.
All leave families. and were well known
i'm this section Of the State.
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NO NEWS or MR. NEWCOnB.
His Family Given Up All Hope Of Seeing
LII 4


tfm Acn'n-H"y- Nr. G"odwin Acc~p's.
PETERSBURG, Va. Sept l5.-Special-
Up TO q late hour tonight nothing had
been learned as TO what has become OF
Nlr. j. VI. Newcomb. His brother, Mr. r..
G.. Ne~comb. of Greensboro, \. g.. is in
the city to-day. Ills theory Is that Mr..
Newcoub got of OF the steamer Alabama
M Canton. and while there was fouuy
dealt with. Mr Newcomb's family has
given up all hopes or ever seeing him
alive again lie carried life Insurance
of s. 900.
Rev. r. l.. Goodwin. of Wytheville, has
accented the call extended him some days
ago to succeed Rev. W. h. Savage as
assistant rector of ST. Paufs Episcopal
church. in this city. and rector of the
Good shepherd Memorial Episcopal churcn
in Blandford Mr. Goodwin viii enter
upon his duties at once, and viii preach
al st. Paurs chuich tomorrow morning.
lie is brother OF Rev. Il. 4. GOODWIN,
rector of ST. Paul Episcopal church. IN
Richmond.
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AUSTIN. TEXAS. Sept l5.-The Mex
leans I'm this vicinity to-day celebrated
the eighty-f0urth anniversary OF declara-
zion OF Independence from Spain by II-
dalgo. the priest and soldier. The celcbrt-
tiOn proper began tonight at II o'clock,
nine miles from the city but to-day twO
Mexican military companies paraded the
streets Of the citv carrying the Mexican
ana American Gags. and a banner on
which was "A representation Of the Nir-
Gin de Gaudaloupe whose image was
worn on a medal by Hiialgo aiter hg
tloL tf,, rms The celebration will extend
through tomorrow. and there Will be
solemn religious exercises, conducted by
Rev. Father Lauth, OK 81. Mary's Cathe-
DIAL OF this city.
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GnOUINa GRADUALLY WEAKER.
Condition OF DIR. Minnigerode-NearlyA All
of che Family fre-ent

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Sept b.-Special.
AT Il Z. VI. Or. Minnigerode is still alive,
bat IS rrowlns gradually weaker.
The family, executing Mr. Meade MIN
II, EUrone are now beside nim Mrs
Ilron[e ana Miss Eliza Hoxton have just
arrived The family are receiving words
OF cheer and consolation from ali over
Virginia and elsewhere.
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re,terat.s Bis refusal to Pay Bounty.

WASHINGTON, SEPT. l5.-Secretary
Carlisle has reiterated his decision not
- pay bounty on sugar IN reuter- sent
to-day 10 Senator Manderson' OF Ne
- Nav Under consideration the appli-
cation made By certain producers Of
s1gar % in the States of Nebraska sand
California for the payment OF bounty bounty
49,, ,,t op October l. 1890, and have ar
rived at the conclusion that such pay
mcnts cannot be made without further
LEGISLATION by Congress.
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JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Sept l5.-Wn-
Ian tfaves who murdered his young WnC
ana eboi his mothcr-in-lay ON the Yienl
"f Septembcr 4th. Is now double mur-
derer. Mrs. Mason. the mother-in-law, hay
N-sDn seid that Hayes was the guilty
man HAYES denies that he committed the
dceJ and Mrs. Nason's statement is the
onlv evidence against him. Hayes viii be
tried i'm october.
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n..1.h NJ thn nrlcer, EKceIlsnt

WAsHINGTON. Sept. b.-Di8Quieting
rcrorts as To the health conditions Of the
Nicsre,,la coast are met hy telegrams
.'..'i,.|1 by The Navy Department via
Nc orleans. announcing that the health
nv ~ tho ~ oficers ana men on board the
s1orLieh.ad and Columbia, now stationed
of Puehelds. Nicaragua, was excellent.
~, sbins being entirely new and equip
D-i,b refrigerating aud Ventilating
pI"vaucbinnry. pvu are peculiarly adapted for
.roufc4l duty.
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= A. TO Move TO Wa>hIppton

WASHINGTON. Sept 15.-Mr. w. j.
II Traynor. of Michigan. Supreme Pres
ciation, has made final ARRANGEMENTS
for transferring the Supreme Council to
this city. This Will be accomplished In a
Few weeks A printing plant will be To-
Gated here for the issue of the news
association.
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Probably Nominated over Ire'-silver
OnDnneut ~ 900 MPjoriiy.

MEMPHIS TENN. s pt. 15.-Eoports
from the Eighth Tennessee congression-
al district primaries indicate the nomi-
nation of Congressman Enloe by Lo)
majority.
The forces Of free silver centcred on
General j. g. Atkins. an Old veteran, and
made "a bitter fight
A few free fights in Jackson only mar
red the harmony OF the election.
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o.,,.rs,,ovs Invited to Washington

WASHINGTON, Sept. l5,-The Commits
sioners OF the District OF Columbia to-
GrSSnd G.rS Lodge. I. .. .. f.. which will
,,oar ~ in Chattanooga Monday next. re-
nli,',stino the lodge 20 hold it's next an
III meeting IN Washington. Resolutions
~ the Washington Board Of Trade, en-
dorsing the request, accompanied the
letter
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4 Farmer Assassinated.

TUSCALOOSA. ALA, Sept. 15.-E.
Cooner vell-known farmer Of this
county while returning home from town
Sou''y' Cae 'yw'avlaid by unknown parties and
foully assassinated. HIS head and body
were leray yho aid Eed S him. 9lTno but several al
nr. iue s,isnected. Much excitement pre-
Tails Srg Sus1i and there are rImors OF start
I'M ii1'ns' deyelopments TO grow out Of the
lflifuor
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nd Emory and Henry Opens

EMORY, VA. Sept. Especial Emory
and Henry College opened Thursday WIN
"~ite "a large number of students Eight
states are represented in the patronage.
students are still coming In on all the
The corn crop in this section is un-
,,oualiv fine.
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hibted 10 enter or leave the gulf or
harbor without the conduct OF a pilot
vessel, having on board an officer Of the
imperial navy In charge Of the pilotage.
and no vessel shall be permitted either 20
enter or leave these places between sun
set and sunrise. The date Of the en-
forcement Of the order being so near at
hand foreign vessels arriving from dis
tant places, which might not have become
acquainted with the new regulations,
would be notified by the pilot vessels.
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BOsTOrs, G0OD LUCh
Gives Them n GaIne-ih he Giants Defeat tho
Hrowns-Othe Games.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. Sept. 15-Boston
won to-day by sheer good luck. More
than half 0f her hits were OF the scratch
order. and counted IN the score, while
each Of the home clubs errors were cost
lv Wallace. Il new man, pitched Tor
cleveland. and gives promise OF being a
good find The game was called at tho
end Of the sixth inning on account Of
rain Score:
cleveland ................OO 0O02-2
Boston ...................Il 1000 l3 ]
Batteriee-W Wallace and thinner, Stlvetts
and Camel.
rilr.gvRG, II; WELLINGTON. G.
PITTsBURG. PA sept l5.-The home
team defeated the Washington club i'm
The last game of the series to-day 10y
oppOrtune hitting. Gumhcrt was ON the
rubber for the home team. and succeed
ed in keeping the hits of the visitors
well scattered Catcher Sugden was
struck on the right hand In the first
inning by a pitched ball and SO badly
injured that he viii be laid up for the
remainder OF the season. Attendance.
1000 To-day the management of the
Pittsburg club signed ~hort-Stop Cross,
OF the Syracuse club, Eastern League.
Score.
Pittsburg ........lOO5O4Olx-ll %
Washington ......1 OO0O3O20-6 IL
Batteries -Gumbert, SIgdcn. and W ca
yer, Stockdale and Mcclure.
CHICAGO. I'D. l..a".. rs. 3.
CHICAGD. Sept. 15.-Anson WAS back
on first for Chicago to-day. and the Colts
scored au easy victory over Brook( Do
Lucid was NOT hit very hard. but 1--WE
safe drives made OF him came ln the
nrh muin-. and We're eYup.e with three
bases on balls deciding the game then
and there. Hutchinson pitched In great
form. and received line support Attend
auce. -.,,9. Score.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures 9
BrookIyn ..........O OOOOl2 l2ON-3
Batteries Hutchinson and Schriyer
Lucid ana hlnslow.
Ntvloet, Z: Il. LOUIS. q
ST LOUIS MO. Sept b.-The Giants
took The majority game OF the series
from tie Browns to-day Breitenateln
was reiustated and pitched good ball
'''' .'''''' r. II. b.
st. I.ouis...........O ooOlOO-2
New York..........OZ 2 CollO - i
Batteries Nreitensteia 9ni Miller. liu
sic and Farrell.
Two GtMFs POSTPONED.
At Louisville. The LOuisvile-Phuadel-
phia game was postponed on account Of
rain.
At Cincinnati: The Cincinnati-Baltmore
game was postponed on account Of wet
grounds.
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Congressman Anderson III.

WASHINGTON. Sept l5.-Congressman
Anderson, OF West Virginia, who has
heen In the city for some time was taken
suddenly III to-day. He IL threatened
with a fever, and his condition is con-
sidered serious, though not dangerous
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WEATHER tOUECAxr.

WASHINGTON. Sept. B;-For Virginia.
North and South Carolina: Generally
fair; slightly cooler sunday evening or
night In western poruons south wihuA
becoming northwest.
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rlr1v vie Blcycle Rncc.

LONDON Sept l5.-The bicycle race
for the dtty-mile, eh9m5Pl0ns9ip la5dT ip was rid,
ueh a. a. On. hour and fifty-six minutes
and a,m'itfcI forty and one-hfth seconds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16
DURHAM C0UArY POPULIsrs.
The fusion Candidates for tho Legislature
Endorsed Fusion IN Halifax.

DURHAM. y. O.. Sept. lj.-Special.-
The Popuist county convention was held
to-day 10 was not nearly SO large and
enthusiastic as the July convention. Rev
Pleasant H. Massey was nominated for
the House bur ia long and able speech
Ceclluel the nomination. W. q. Nickers.
until recently a Democrat was put i'm
Masseys place. W J. Christian who
yesterday announced himself an indie
pendent candidate for clerk OF the
John y. Rigesbee a prominent Republi-
can. was nominated for sheriff, H. j.
Holloway for treasurer w. W. Woods for
register OF deeds, Dr. Young for coroner
a. M Leathers for surveyor The fusion
dor-ld The ticket is regarded by Demo
Gratis as decidedly weak. The Republ,-
can convention viii endorse these nomi-
nations
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B1t II. Indications Ire That BTscKln-
ridge is Defeated BY OVENS
CHARGES OF FRAUD IN Two COUNTIES
h, e,,urn. arc Being Held BACK
several fight. Daring '''
whattho Colonel says

Iul mI hNa'
+ d o'clock show the Iol-
lHr .. ~ the chief candidates
OWNS ..- in tue counties so iar
oNti
o. '... . ..r...r.fs four missing
N -. owens. 9l1. settle, liG
l ,,,.Ircts. complete BrecN-
,..,. e4.. settle. 1O1
..... ,r..iucts. one missing
owens. - a,y.us 2y2: Settle
I' r.... pracbirridge. 1.915:
r. ~
GHt.- N''' rt. grecldnridge 9qS:
.'i't Grockinridee. Dos;
o,-
'. xxx. llroclinridge. go:
-iE
Owens. l--' ''', t,,.cl,inridpa OIL.
.. "a
ORtr.. .'N 200. o,rone 100.
"".I .'''7'' ''--'
-.. .,,.,,
s- n.-. aearos owens IS nominated
rr..f.. ttH
.rArgrs OF FRAUD.
-,.u7.st ,-,,roors afloat
lHere ore ,.oto oe inc missing pr
r.l.efI.f .f- l. .barree Of
rrcts. ..i .H I""i,,ltI ~, t."ttnn was
fraud. rr ",,.rs and
cuf o0 te~ ",l,','.'.,fet"lv the cry
H.iI TIC owens mon We're
r.f.rn- However thls lnal
... l- r.V little donnt hul li@' l
. nominated hy "a stle Hi"Jo'I'''
.~..trrr owens voters were
'..-. and forced the voting.
,r..t over the district ana
..f.llv l.-eourasIug effect ON
l.t r..rIa
i ..9c's n4prenugs have been
q
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WELDON. y. c.. Sept l5.-Special.-
The Peoples party and the Republicans
Will fuse IN this county ana ,diiyllde
Yesterday and the leaders favored
pOstp0nemeut SO they decided 10 ad-
iourn % meet again In October on the
day Of the Republican convention. Every
one understands that this means
coalition with the old enemy.
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OBI UARY
A.nr.1r wILLIAM DRIparMAx.

TACOMA. WASH. Sept. b.-Capt VII
>, IAO VV,iireman. Of the United States
nam nam Former commander OF the cruiser
naTs, 49, nD died here this morning at 3
o'eIoeK n'eIol OF Asiatic fever
rgANcIs MARION JONES.
SAVANNAH. GA Ca Sept. 9t i,5..Francis
Marion mars on the southern coast. and
snip a.. Dui, ~ some OF the iron eIads for the
buliaer ra,e y, Government which were ia
Coniedir'itThe come in the war. died here tonight aged
sixty-seyen >e"
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JAPANESE VIcIORIES.
They Engage and Kout the EnemF-m"r-
derers OF Missionaries Executed.

LONDON. Sept ia dispatch TO tne
CENTRAL Ne,y. from Toxic says. News
has been received from Fusau that tat
japanese corps from Gerian has engaged
and routed the enemy at s.ns Chun ana
that the Japanese adyancin9 army n's
engaged and routed the enemy al lu-
ene-Chwa. The Chinese retreIfei % Nr-
gInian The details of these battle are
IA King. The Japauesa army are err ssihs
the Taitong river. Marshal ount ~
magata has arrived at Seoul, where ne
Will assume chief cONuldhd.