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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
PRICE y VO CENTS.
UVALDE Is ,UBMERGED.
MANY PEOPLE DROWkED AND loss
or PROPERTY GREtT.
Leona River Breaks over its Banks and
sweeps Down Upon the Town--whoIo
Family Washed Away.c

UNALDE. TEN, Aug. 3l.--A terrible
catastrophe befel this thriving town last
nisht, and today there is mourning in
many households The calamity was en-
urely unexpected. The treacherous l.eona
river, swollen 10 raging torrent by
recent rains. rushed. without 4 moments
warning. down upon the town, submers-
ing and wrccNng many houses ANA
drowning number OF people. In this
arid ton such destructivcness by the
elements has never before been cbronl-
oied.
In the excitement of the day q Is not
definitely known hOw' many have been
among the bodi ss that have neen iden-
tined ar. Mrs. Joe Hatch, Miss Matte
Edwards, chht OF MIR. Malcy and TWO
McXicans.
WHEN THE FLOOD ClME.
II was about o'clock la tine morning
wnen the flood came. Just as the storm
broke over the city torrent of water
lusneu down the LoOna river. overflow
ing the banks OF that stream aud food
ing the lowlands on either side 10 a
depth OF several feet The east side OF
the city Is built on low land. and was
directly In the path Of the water All
the houses In this part 0f the town We're
submerged. There was a number Of
miraculous escapes. and the rescuers
ana the rescued performed many heroic
acts.
As soon as those in the higher part
OF the town were made aware og the
terrible flood and dire consequences the
work OF rcscuing began, and was car
rlei out as rapidly as possible In the
darkness Of the night.
FAMILY Iosr.
one Mexican family. living on the ranch
of 80 re- n..n
supposed 10 have been lost, no vestlge OF
the ranch being LETT 1t is feared that
lndlanoas history is repeated.
AZ .LTH, JAKE sroCN.
An earthquake shock OF some seconds
duration was distinctly felt during the
night. At one place near the city about
a quarter OF a mile OF heavy cracks ap-
peared on each side Of the Leona river,
having apparently no bottom. A track
walker Of the southern Pacific after
wading through water up 20 his neck,
with his lantern elevated above hts head,
succeeded In feeling his way far enOngh
east 10 intercept a west-bound train and
prevent It's plunging into the raging river
where the railroad bridge mad been de-
strOyed.
News late this evening reaches here
tnat three families living below town
were drowned. The names have not yet
been learned
THr TOs>.
The loss to the southern Pacific Rail-
road Company Is enormous forty miles
OF track and many bridges having been
washed away. over one hundred car
loads Of material and three hundred
laborers left for the scene this afternoon.
The damage 10 The road extends east
ward about seVenty-tivc miles from this
city.
A rough estimate Of the loss to prop
nrfkr in Fll nd ftsa
pany. VIII as far as known, reach
million and half dollars.
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ABALIIMoRH HORsE snOw.
The First Exhibition OF tho Assooiati or
October 2pl to 27th.

BALTIMORE. Aug. I-The Maryland
Horse-show Association has bceo orgslu-
ized. ana Baltimore is 10 have annual ex-
hihit0ns OF blOoded horses similar to
those held IN New York and Philadelphia
Governor Frank Brown has been elected
president of the urw association. e.. Il.
hopkins first Wce-p"esilent and treasurer.
". H. Bryan second Vice-presdent. and
Robert HouEh secretary.
The FIRST exhibition of the Baltimore
Association Will take place October I'D
10 2th 40 Union Park. Letters have been
received from prominent society men I'm
New York Philadelphia. and Washington
Offering 90 send exhibits and take part in
the programme. ana II is expected that
more than I'VE hundred horses will be on
exhibition
They VIII offer 5000 i'm cash prizes, be-
sides number of special prizes On plate.
The classes will include hackneys. road
sters' trotters, hiSh steppers, saddle
hunters, jumpers, and others
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Big Stone Can Nltes.

BIG STONE CAP. VA. Aug 2S-Spe-
claL-The Baptist church is still with
out a pastor
Rev. T. ;. Carter ana wife are visiting
al Carriers Bridge. in Abemarle county
Mr.. Carter's old home.
Mrs. vs.. A. Mcdowell, who Is visiting
her father, Bishop Thomas &. Dudley,
IN Louisville, Ky. is expected home IN
a few days
Mrs. j. l.. Jennings is entertaining
quite a large house party at Beech
Wood her hospitable home. Mrs Rob
erts and daughters Misses May Mag,
Sue and kOsalic. Mrs. r. f.. McWane,
and Mrs. Jennings and daughter. Lilly,
an OF Lynchburg, make up the visitors.
The Virginia Coal ard Iron Company
have begun work on q fine building at
Preacher creek. about three miles from
town
II Is now stated confidently that the
&. c. Q. railroad viii begin building from
Kings Court. Tenn, TO Moccasin Gap
Va, where IL VIII connect with the
s. A. and o. railroad.
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.,unnI
OPPOSTNG IHE n ION s'Ho"H.
Tax Payers Resisting abe Effort TO hsiaD-
nsh one at Behforh tiiy

BEDFORD CITY, VA, Aug. "l-Spe-
cial.-During the last session OF the Leg
tsiature a bin was passed au1horlzlng
The County school Board OF Bedford to
establish a high school for ne {Re county CUNT,
Rnsrd bought the Jeter Female Institute
for the purpose Much opposition id5v69,i6e TO 5ee
ilneefings held in various sections Of the
count. Statements and counter state
menrs were published and much feeling
engendered. -. .....u,
This week committees from the several
districts Of Bedford met here and adopt
ed resolltions requesting the board OF
supervisors to refuse to make the eISov pe9G
cn,,nsei 10 defend the body IN its action.
Preparations are going forward 10 open
IN. school on the 18TH pr0Ximo.
Rmemont Lodge. No. -, l. O. O. r.,
was organized here, with Or. $: J, Baker
as noble grand. 1t begins with twenty
two members. .., -,
capital and giving employment to
number OF persons. have just started up
In BEDFORD county.
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LONDON. Aug GA dispatch 10 the
Central News from Shanghai says:
~ Chee Foo dispatch states that Japa-
nese warships. conveying a number OF
transports. landed troops az Iaiau-Tie-
Shan on August 3Oth. These troops were
marched Al once upon Port Arthur. the
Japanese warships In the meantime bonn
harding the forts AZ that place. The OBJ
ject OF the japanese Is 10 destroy the
docks and forts at Port Arthur Ia order
to prevent disabled Chinese vessels from
sheltering there Tor repairs. Tie night Is
still IN DTOgress."
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KEUNIOF or VRTERANS.
Mexican and Confederate Heroes In Line.
Speeches of tho Day

CHASE CITY. VA. Aug. 81 Special
\ large crowd attended the reunion Of
l.. a. Armistead Camp, G. v, yesterday
The parade> led by brass baud, was
composed Of Mexican and Confederate
veterans Of this ana adjoining counties.
The column. with Commander Charles
Alexander at the head marched under
orders OF Adlutant r.. h. GOode. Efforts
We're made to have some OF the leading
men OF our State speak, but none were
here
Commander Alexander. Captain T. u.
Jeffress and Colonel j. r. GOOde spoke
Colonel Goodies description OF the battle
Of the Crater. whore he commanded, was
good.
The reunion was held on the beautiful
lawn Of Mineral Hotel II Is said that
over i,0C0 people attended, and All en-
J0yei a good dinner. At the business
meeting Captain y. j. Haynes was elect
ed Adiutant I'm the place OF the late la
mented Colonel W. r. Atkins
tee was az pointed TO draft resolutions
appropriately expressing the grief OF
thc cdmp caused bv the death OF Colonel
w. T. Atkins and Comrade Richard Has
kins.
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IHE EELRO>f AFFAIR.
Particulars Of his Drspers'a Attempt at
Suicide -ishcyIIIe Notes

ASHEVILLE. y. c, Aug. A.-Specal.-
Louis Belrose. Jr.. Of Washington city.
attempted suicide at his temporary resi-
dence in this city. the Bungaioo, on Hill
side street. yesterday he took an old
SWor1, and, resting the hilt against a tree
IN the yard pressed his body aginst the
point The first attempt proving unsars-
factory ne Tried IL again ana again, untll
the blade entered the unfortunate man 5
liver, aud he fell exhausted from loss OF
blood. lie was found In that condition
and carried CD the house, where medical
sun dilNe. bDf there are grave doubts as
TO his recovery. his family. consisting OF
wife and two children. are here with
him.
Mr. Belrose, who is forty-nve years OLD.
~ an eN-ndYal officer, who formerly
lived in PENNSYLVANIA. and has enjoyed
some celebrity as a literary man. lie
came 20 AsheVlle a short while ago I'm the
hop, OF arrcStng the progress OF tubercu-
losis. which had attacked his lungs and
affected his brain. The attempt at self
destruction was made I'm ft Of mental
alteration
The Madison county Republican con-
ventiOn has nominated the following
ticket. FIr the House. James Hunter;
Sheriff j. A. White, Clerk Of the Court,
VI. \. Chardley. Treasurer. EnOch Rector;
Register of Deeds. Robert Fox. Madison's
Republican majority Is usually about 700.
An unluadod freieht train ran Off the
track near AleNand 7 IS yesterday, ana the
engine-one of the largest on the W. y.
G. rOad-pItched headl0ng into the French
Broad river cloudhurst just q short
time previously had undermined a short
trestle and left II unsupported The crew
were ON the lookout for washOuts and
jumped before the plunge vas made No
one WAS hurt There were eight cars in
the wreck
The American Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton will hO.d It's annual convention here
next week Gr"at preparations are being
made for the entertainment ~ the visitors
hv local pharmacists and other prominent
citizens. lt Is expected that a large crowd
will he in attendance.
Mrs NJ J. Malone Of this place. left
lake charge as matron of the new De1f
and Dumb Institute, which VIII shortly
l,.4 pftafIt.1 fIarl.
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corNr or PANS DYING.
Kolb Not II Candidate.

WASHINGTON, Aug. d.-A special
from MONTGOMERY, Ala, says:
Captain Il. r Kolb this morning denied
the report that be viii make the race
for Congress against Colonel benson In
Inc seventh. He never heard OF his pro
rosed candidacy until he saw IT announced
In the newspapers.
The Executive Committee oi the Jelc
fersnn Democratic and Populist parties az
Alabama have called state convention
of those parties 10 meet In this city In
November on the day before the assem-
bling Of the next Legislature, Ii Is under
STOOD that at this convention the del
egates from the various counties IN which
there were alleged frauds will produce as
much evidence az possible 70 establish
naper is to be started in Birmingham,
which Will be the organ Of the Jener-
sOnians in Alabama.
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Guards Doubled and Close Watch Kept
Over Him.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, August 81
United States Marshal Barry Baldwin
has made up his mind that General An
tonic Ezeta has planned 70 escape. lie
has doubled the guards around. has HIM
seIf cooped In a room i'm his hotel. where
he is denied TO visitors, the doors are
locked and the windows barred. No con-
demned felon was ever more closely
guarded.
When General Ezeta was first placed
I'm the custody of the marshal IL was
Understood on all sides that he was 20
be courteousls treated as became ON, one
siIrveillance was 10 be Kept ana no
chance left OF escape. all efforts should
be made To make the prisoner as COM
Portable as possible
With this understanding. the General
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10 row EK UiGIs.
Illinois steel and . her Works G,ve Notice
g. ID ",dre on of ray,

JOLIET. ILL. Aug. 3l.-The leading
manufacturers here say that In some
cases they Will lower the wages The
Lambert and Bishop Wire MIL branch
OF the Consolidated Steel and Wire Com
pany, which has been closed since last
July, has given notice that II VIII start
up In ten days, but with 10 per cent. cut.
This H. q great disappointment t0 the old
employees, but OWNS go the duh times the
men Will be compelled TO accept the ge-
ductiOn.
The Illinois Steel Mil. OF this city, viii
also take a hand In the reduction or
wages. The rod department. which has
been closed FOR three months, viii start
up next week under a new scale OF wuBes.
which IS from 10 10 - per cent. lower than
the old scale.
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IN. Cotton lInIr spInner..

FALL RIVER, MASS. Aug. 3i.-Notice
has been issuel 10 all branches OF the
National Cotton Mule Splnners Assocla-
ton Of America that the scni-aunual con-
vention Of the association viii be held at
boston, commencing september sth next
The convention Is held az this time by Or-
der OF the executive council, on account
OF the recent reducuOn In wages and the
strike Of New Bedford spinnefs.
other business To come before the con-
ventiOn will be the report or the dele
gates 10 the convention Of the Jnterna-
tlOnal Textile Workers. The delegates
are ordered 10 come Instructed IN this
matter
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Viii Not Support togr.

ROANOKE, VA. Aug. U.-Charles A.
Hermans. who was one OF the aspirdnts
before the Republican convention az
Lynchburg for Congressional honors. and
who was defeated by Colonel j. Hampton
Hoge. has issued ar address 10 the Re
publlcans OF the Sixth district, IN which
he claims that Colonel H0ge was not
nominated al the recent convention. Ac-
cordng 20 Mr.. Hermans. Chairman
O'Br1en's rulings We're entirely IN Ho8es
favor, and 10 one else MAS gwen
show. lie will not support Hoge.
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this morning 20 take charge OF the Chris
tidn church In New Beruc ~ G. Tire
congregation IS fortunate in securing his
services, as he is young man Of much
zeal, and IS rapidly rising 10 ;ae front
rank in his calling
Mrs Thomas Buckley an old resident
Of this city. died yesterday
The many friends uf Eitel l.. \. Cutler
throughout tho State viii be paincd 10
learn of his sad afiiiction in the death OF
his only son. Robert. OF DAYTON. ONO,
who had chosen the profession Of "A min
ister OF the Gospel. and was the pastor OF
the Christian church In that place.
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Nnrfolk md Western Earnings

pHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 3l.-The
statement OF the operations Of the Nor
soiE and Western railroad for July. which
io,e ,,.a'e issued to-day. shows the gross earn
M M, no have been SS307i. and the ex-
nanses' including taxes, s6l6. 3i2
perlh1 ,rhe net earnings, sls6.7si, are an in
crease OF s6.o6S over the earnings during
Iulv tSa3. The net earnings from Janu-
3ry Isl 10 July 3lst amount to l.fiI, ,i6l
n decrease OF SO ~ from the earnings OF
tbs same period last year.
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ST. PETERSBURG Aug. 31-Baron
Sternberg. who was arrested In Nisch
Seryia, In the latter part Of July. on a
caued from the cIstOdy OF the Russian
consulate at Salonica. has been arrested
In the city. II was reported that Stern
berg had taken refuge aboard an Ameri-
can vessel and sailed fOr the United
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For Bribery and Corruption.

NEW YORK, Aug. S1.-The Police
ronar,ssioners to-day dismissed from the
'Ssoiica force Captains William S. Dever,v.
Of the old slip station; Adam 4. Gross,
Of the Fffth-street station, ana former
Smttb end James Burns. who were
trted recently on charges Of bribery and
cOFfuDtiOn.
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PARIS. Aug. 3i.--A dispatch from Ha-
Noi. capital Of Tonquin. says that last
Monday night the Chinese attacked the
house OF NJ. Challlett. collector u Gus
toms at Nonkai killed him. and kidnap-
ped his wife and daughter. Troops were
seht out IN pursuit 0f the Chinese. but
failed 10 Overtake them.
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campopin overs Her Own Record.

LONDON, Aug. 3l.-The steamship
Cenpania. of the Cunard Line which
cleared the bar outside Of New ,,l, York
at $50 p. NJ. and passed sandy HOOK
iight-ship at 2:05 y. Nj Saturday, AuEuSt
oSth. passed Daunt's Rock ~ 5."4 O'Clock
mis- morning, having made the passage
in Ave days. ten hours and forty seven
minutes. beating the record by one hour'
and twenty minutes. The Canlpaania at
ready held the record made IL october,
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NASHVILLE, TENN. Aug. 81 The RE-
publican Convention OF the Eighth con-
eressional district nominated John a. Mc-
Camm for Congress. This makes tri-
angular rae, In this district between the
Populist. Republican, and Democratic
nominees
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oK4NGE COUNTY NOTES.
Rev Mr.. Trsinham's services-Death of
Mr.. Buckley.

CORDONSVILLE. VA. Aug. Si.-Spe-
c,al-Rey. w. H. Trainum. the late pas
tor Of Cowardin-Averue Christian church,
OF Manchester. has been holding series
of meetings In this place since Monday
night 10 a crowded house. The meetings
closed last night. atr. Traindm left here
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RERLIN. Aug. 3i.-1he health au-
thorities OF Myzlowitz, Prnssian sileala.
raoort 100 new cases and - deaths from
choleta. The FIRST case OF cholera was
reported in Stettin to-day.
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taken until o'clock
uRGINIAs RESOURCES.
DR.. Day. Of the Geological Survey. told
the ConVt ntion about the mineral re-
sources OF the South. lie told Of the won
derful deposits IN the mountains of the
southern States and his talk proved so
interesting that a special resolution OF
thanks for his Information was adopted
Virginia and her resources" was told
OF by William Catlett lie called partfru-
and slate which were overlooked by build
crs ia the city OF Washington. who
brought these thirgs from Vermont and
icnnSy lvaula az double freight rates
Mr. Claude Bennett. private secretary
or the Secretary Of the Interior, told Of
Georgia's resources.
NOR, Nor about the mineral resSogrces u
Frcdcrickshurg The South had produced
no Debs and no riots II did not rive
nrh 10 CoNeyisn. and when the CoNey
tIamps crossed the Potomac and camped
on NlrSinia soil they We're taken hv the
SERUM or the neck and thrown out The
vast mineral deposits Of the. STATE were
not IN the wilderness nor I'm the desert
they lay close 10 the heart OF civilization.
J.. NJ.
THE RvHNING SESSION.
The evening session Of the convention
was given up principally TO a lecture hv
Hon. Richard II. Clarke Of Mobile. repre-
cAlat'Ne IN Congress from Alabama. ON
the nav igdble waterways Il Alabama
and the influence of their improvement
upon the commercial development Of the
port Of Mobile. When Mr CLARKE con
Cluded some business was transacted and
the cOvention adjourned sine die Tho
chairman announced the committee to
formulate plan for permanent organ "a
tion as follows:
Alabama, r. G.. Garrett: Arkansas. d.
&. Littepage. Florida. H. II. Yancey;
Georgia, Claude Bennett, Mississippi L.
.. g. Lamar; Missouri, g II. Mansur;
Maryland. e. o. Magrudcr. Jr.. Kent. KY
&. NJ. Force; Texas. L. J.. LipscOmb
Virginia. ". S white. West Virginia
r. J.. Barrett: North Carolina, ". IT,
Beasley. South Carolina. T. Storer Ear
rer. District Of columbia. Robert "
Hunter
COTTON MACHINERY IREE
a &solution presented by Judge J. ~
GoohC$ Of Fredericksburg. Va. cnlors-
ing the bin introduced In Congress hv
Representative Kyle, for the free
admission Of cotton achinerv
and expressing the hope that every mem
Der from the Southern States Nill vote
for IT, was referred TO the committee.
The chairman. Samuel Blackwell Of
Alabama. announced The sudd n death of
Colonel John NJ. MoK. Leroy. of Annis-
ton. Ala. leader I'm the Industrial pro
gress OF the South, and resolutions of
regret were adopted.
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THIS pFATs TEE cIMPANIA.

NEW YORK, Aug a.--The Cun9rd liner
IHlcania. Captain MacKay, which sailed
from Queenstown at ll2:8 7; NJ. august
26th, passed in at Sandy Hook Hook. at 5;S this
Afternoon She has, therefore, lowered
The record OF the steamer Campania, of
me same line by forty minutes
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A FIGHT AT BLUE RIDGE.
One Man hOTtaly and Two Seriously
Wounded - Talked Of LynchiDS.
TROUBLE IS CAUSED BY The NEGROES
Henry Grigg Shoots Taylor Oversireet
Through the Liver. and General
Fasilads Follows.

ROANOKE. VA, Aug. 3l-Special.-
summer resort, Blue Ridge Springs. twelve
miles east OF this city. was the scene OF
wild disorder and confusion last night, I'm
which one man was mortaly ana two Sc
ri0usly wounded and lyncning was
averted only by the co0lness Of the pro-
prietor. Major Phil +. Brown. The story
OF the affair is as follows: Several cOlOred
men employed about the hotel ro0med
In an outlying building adjoining the resi-
denCe occupied by Mr.. Terry. manager OF
the dairy. They had greatly annoyed his
Wlie by frtQurnt iuucceut eNuOS are OF
their person and insulting remarks, and
last night Il number OF white men deter
mined u severely chostlse Henry Grigs,
Of Fdrmville, and Jack kccd the utinci-
pal offenders, but they became suspicious
and abseuttd themselves from their usual
quarters. About Il O'Clock the crowd,
accompanied by Taylor overstreet. the
hotel Watchman. went 10 the cOlored
lodging house ana seized Howard lrDy'
thinking he was Grisg.
How Tht F.hING BfctN.
lie begged for mercy pleaded inno-
cence, ana led them TO the laundry, where
he said Grigg would sleep last night.
Overstreet pushed open the door, calling
upon Henry ~ come out hut the negro
answered with "a bullet from "a 3,-calihre
pistol which passed through Oyerstrects
liver. The wounded man retUrEel the
fire, and the light became general, Grigg
being shot i'm his side ana lrby in one
Of his legs.
HALRoNLf EscNfD LINcuING.
Shortly afterwards Major Brown found
the crowd ln the woods. In their midst,
with a rope around his neck Grier was on
his knees praying for mercy. The Major
pleaded with the erraged men, and finally
prevailed upon them to turn the man
over 20 him. He then sent for Squire X.
Is. Lunsford. who resides three miles dis
tant, and surrendered the prisoner so him,
and he sent him under guard 10 the
county Jail at Flncastie, arriving there
shortly after daylight. lrby left on the
noon train to-day for mis- home az GOOde s..
IN Bedford county Ills wound while very
painful. is not considered dangerous.
Overstreet IS under the influence Of
opiates. lie may recover, but the chances
are against him
PHIL brOWH's C0CISfss.
Very few OF the guests OF the hotel
knew anything of the affair until this
morning Much praise is bestowed upon
Major Brown for his c00lness. 40 is very
popular with the citizens and guests OF
Blue Ridge. and 10 is doubtful II any other
man could have persuaded the enraged
captors Of Grigg from hanging him and
Hdaling his body with bullets. All Is
uufet tD-uight
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WEATHER fOIECtse.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 81. .-For Nirgi ala;
Fair. warmer In the interior; variable
Winds, becomiag southeriy.
For North and south Carolina. kars
outbsAstarly winds
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rre..urer n ,he .onthrri HALLWAY.

WASHINGTON. Aug 3l.-Harrie &.
Ansley. heretofore acting treasurer has
been appointed treasurer or tS southern
Railway Company. with office IN Washing
Ton ID. L.
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IN. Ex-yice President for Governor

RHINECLIFF. n. T.. Aug. a.-E,x-
Vice president Levi y. Morton has issued
a statement which says that his candi-
dacy for the Gubernatorial nomination
is in the hands oc the delegates to the
convention