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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
TOUy WIN TWO MIYORs.
windsor, y. G., Has Two Claimants 10
THAT Position.

WINDSOR. y. G.. August 22.-Windsor
has two sets Of officers, each claiming 10
ce the legal town authorities Or. -.
punston was elected mayor Cf Windsor,
on Tho first Monday OF May. 1894. and
served as such until the 7th day Of May
This wear. clairning that be Is entitled 10
continue I'm Office by reason of the cleo
ton held for town oiiiccrs on the 'th or
May last being Illegal.
one Of the old commissioners, folt5
Tsvlor. also claims To hold over on the
Same grounds.
charles r. HorIen and the Beard OF
Commissioners. who were el' cfed on the
9Th of May last, were sworn in the night
following tho election and have continued
10 exercise the functions Of the town au-
thOriios and 10 perform ell the duties
required OF them.
br. II. v. Dunston hes exercised none
of the duties Of the office since the last
election until yesterday evening, When he
issued an order of arrest for j. ID. Per
rs. chief OF. Police. for removing a street
lamp from one street and carrying IL TO
another. The warrant for the arrest
of Perry was given 10 John Gillom. depu-
ty-sher!n. TO serve, which he refused TO
DO.
Both claimants are Democrats.
Neither party can claim the election
in his favor. as the last board OF town
con mlsslCncrs with the mayor as their
presiding officer, failed 10 do their duty
IN providing FOR an election, and the
present acting mayor. &. T.. Horden, who
was appointed BY them a. re glstrar, did
not open the registration books for the
registration Of voters and nearly. II not
quite more than a third OF the legal voters
If this town were rot allowed 10 vote.
II they had been allowed 90 register there
would have been several changes in the
pers0unef of the town officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

Waller. mt Tainatave. Is expected IN
reach Paris toward the end OF the
month.
Mr. EUstis also reports that access to
Waller has been accorded him. after re-
peated and urgent requests made on the
reiterated orders OF the Department OF
State.
The Department not having been ed
vised whether Mr.. Eu: It's has taken adj
vantage Of this permission to delegate
a competent deputy to visit the prison
where Waller Is at present confined.
and confer with him. Mr.. Adee has In
structed him by telegraph that he should
do so at once II not already done. The
Department has no later information
OF the movements OF Walters wife and
her four children since the dispatch OF
Consul Campbell. Of Port Louis Maurit-
iuS a-.nc uncing that under the Depart
ments cabled instructions TO provide them
passing home. they were TO sail tIom that
place for France on the 10Th OF this
month. on their way to the United states.
Mr. Eustis has been instructed to take
care of Walters wife aad the children
on their arrival I'm France. and 20 fur
nish thom with passage to the United
States BY steamer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

Henry County to Take Action Oh the Wal
ton Law.

MARTINSNILLE. VA, Aug. 22.-Spe-
cial.-A can 10 the people Of Henry cOun-
ty 20 meet at the courthouse at sep
temher County Court next, 20 act IN
concert with Mcckenburg county on the
subject OF honest elections appears in the
following language.
To She People Of Henry County: In
Wow of the recent action Of .he people
of Mccklcnburc county I'm meeting to-
gothr and organizing for the purpose
OF furthtring the general movement in
this State for the repeal Of the Walton
law and the enactment OF non-par-
tisan election law that will secure hon
est elections TO the people of the entire
Commonwealth. as "a citizen and voter
/ hereby call upon all of you who ore IN
sympathy with this movement TO meet
in the public hall Of the courthouse OK
Herry county ON Monday. September .,
1895. for the purpose Of organ zing ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

Nj. Anderson'- Excellent Address beiore
the Tamcr- at Manassas.

Nj. Andsfson'- Excellent Address Eeiore
the Tamcr- at Manassas.
MANASSAS. VA. Aus - Special
Al the night session of the Farmers
Institute last night Judge N.col presided.
The Relation of Plants 10 Man WAS Pro
fessor Charles s.. Koner's subject HIS
discourse showed careful research ana
study and was highly Interesting and IN
ftructivc.
The meeting adjourned at DO i. VI.
until 1880 to-day. at which time IL was
called 10 order by 5. Wexford Corbin.
State chairman. Papers were read 10y
r. Belchor and others. as 10 what crops
uay best. The reading Of these papers
led to "a general discussion OF the subject.
which was quite instructive and which
will no doubt prove beneficial 20 farmers
as a whole.
This meeting OF the Institute has been
"A success. It has been attended by the
best and most prosperous farmers IN
this section Of the State.
Yesterdays report ala not do Mr.. An
dcrsOn. secretary of tho Virginia Good
Roads Association. fun justice. IL is con-
ceded hv an who heard his speech that
IL was decidedly the best OF the day and
It is generally remarked that. though
mere youth. he handled his subjcct-good
roads-with marked ability, and that he
has "a bright future before him.
The Institute adjourned to-day. without
having agreed upon thc time and place
of lhe next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

WASHINGTON -. G., Aug. %. For
Virginia: Generally fair. slightly warmer
sOuthcrly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair. preceded by
showers I'm eastern portion. probably
slightly warmer: easterly winds
Weather Conditions and General FORE
cast. The area Of high pressure has
moved from Pennsylvania 70 the M,dcie
Atlantic coast, Increasing In inagrifui"
A secsnd area OF high pressure ~ central
of the North Pacific coast. ropfn
OF low pressure extends from New Nex-
leo 10 the north OF Lake Suo~rior nam
has fallen In the South Atlsntlc states.
In the upper Lake region. Inc ,.mpcis.
ture has fallen I'm the UPPER MISSOURI
Valley and the middle slope, nd gen
eraily risen elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Aug. Z2.-Twen-
ty-tWO ingram carpet manufacturers,
whose Weavers are ON strike. met at the
Manufa sturers' Club last evening. and,
after 70 lengthy discussion of the strike,
resolved 70 resume work in their mills
az once. n Was agreed that each firm
should make such terms with It's opera
tives as IL could 10 induce the latter 10
return To work.
\ considerable proportion OF the manu-
factureFs present declared their deter
minatlon 10 start up to-day. and 10 grant
the scheiule-an increase OF l-Z per cent
demanded by the strikers.
The decision OF the manufacturers. one
OF those who was at the meeting re-
marked, Was Il virtual acknowledgment OF
defeat. the strikers getting all they de-
mautcd.
or the three thousand weayers who
struck for the I II per cent scale on
July llth. about 100 had returned 10
work at the advanced scale up TO last
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
REcoGvIrloN or rHE NLGRo.

p,on,incnf Alabama Educator to Far
,iciust. in the Opening ofthe Exposition.
ATLANTA. GA. Aug. 22.-Ihe Commit
tee on Ceremonial Day of the Cotton
stat.s and international Exposition ma"
under consideration the programme tor
the opening exercises on septeihnei .. Iol.
,nd h mas already been arranged tAet
President Cleveland viii iOucn tne nutt.I
af GRAY Gables. setting the hac"li,i
i'm motion. and unfurling the nass on ',o
rvno4iflou buildings The committee lS
nov arranging for the princlpdl au4i -
10 Ice delivered by an orator OF nall"hal
reputation whose name is not yet h''Nr
'rbe BOARD of Directors to-day directed
tbe committee on Ceremonial Day 70
issue an Invitation To Booker i. ASH
iurton president Of the lushtstc 'Ni"y
Normal and lndustria Institute 10 pat
ficipste i'm the exercises on the opeinH5
day. and 20 deliver an address OF le s,i"s
occasion. thus recognizing the negro '"0'
in the official programme ... nan
Rooker T. Washington, the CHOSEN Ity-
resentative Of his people. VINO ls , ,',u'
hOnored boy the hN2osliloI '.a.,.7 - ,,ts
Is one of the foremost educators OF llis
race having been engaged TOT S"ih1 'iiii'
H. u'hef might De called technical tuucd.
tion ON the line of the tec"ilolosi i.a'
schools inaugurated py 'ne 'ne'is VIZ ~ &C.
,cn,nanied the Exposition committee 10
Vaebingtop TO appear before the con
s,r@ssional committee TO ask an appropri-
alton for the Exposition. ana ms speech
did as n.uch as any 10 accomplish the de-
Hc il a comparatively young man OF
fne intelligence. and is an orator OF con-
siderable power. -
The chief OF the Colored Department
~ The Cotton states Exposition, /. Car
land Penn has sent out special appeal
10 The colored people 10 prepare photo
eraphs of the residences ald churcnes
Tor a home and church exhibit in the
negro buiicing. ,u.
the progress made in the home OF the
negro from the one-room cabin OF the
former days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

senator Daniel 10 Deliver an Address Be
fire a Uu.incss College.

sTAt-NTON. VA. Aug. 22.-special-
Moss Wood committed suicide this
morning by shooting himself through
the head. Partially dressed, he went
10 the basement of his house, where Tie
d.od was committed. He was found by
hi- family with hole through his hcal,
ami died before his physician could leach
him. t,.-.,-,t,t va
rfo ,yas tbc son of Methodist minister
& ,,e. etxfv-nve years Old. He has
been under treatment for brain trouble
for some time lie lived Tor some lline
in Ierrrson county. W Va and moved
~ etsunton about year ago. lie leaves
a wife. formerly Miss Eiiehq2n' a ol NaTy- VI Z,
~ Of stanton and Mrs. Bessie
Wide NJ Gorlonsville The remains IN
will be- inferred nj ShepherdstoWn' w. ~ va.
Tho alumni of Dunsmore Business 'ol-
lcee holds it's second annual conVen-
lion I'm the college han AHios5 rS,or 1 ~ IF
H., oc,sef,n Will deliver an address AT
NE opera-house Friday, August both.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

Two Men Killed and the superintendent
Of, Railroad Dangerously hnri'

LEXINGTON. KY, Aug. y" ME d"
excursion train from Knoxville Tenn
.o Cumberland Cap. was going at fuil
.,.,a number Of intoxicated passen-
....,s commenced a fight. The trainmen'
t....s,.l bv Captain Winnie, superlntend-
e.., NJ tac Knoxville Cumberland CAP
,'l 1o,,is,ile railroad. attempted to re-
g.. '', ,,.ler when the beilgerents drew
go. and plstols. and fired into the
lar hcadlossly. When order was re-
stor.d two OF The excursionIsis were dead
,ro,, niefol wounds. and Captain Whine
ms dangerously cut about the head and
sbouldors. owing 10 the fact that the
cumberland Gap tunnel is caVed M. II Us
impossible 10 get communication win any
station near the tragedy 10 learn luI'"er
varticulars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug. IA
statement received at the State Depart
mont from Mavroyni Bey. the Turkish
Minister 20 this country. indicates that
the reported attack on 81. Faurs College
an American Institution az Tarsus. Ar
menia. was erroneous and was based
OF nothing more thar trivial incident.
According TO the Minister'S Account,
which was furnished him hy his Govern
ment. some Turks quarrelled with ser
want employed by Professor Christie, for
merly OF Baltimore. who Is connected
with the school. and the servant was
attacked and beaten by the natives.
Mavroyni Bey says In Ills statement
that the offenders nave Deen arrested
and will be promptly punished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
TNsyRGENTs RErREiT.
But Before Doing 80 They Fire IA Number
of sIou-r-.

HAVANA, Aug. 22 a dispatch from
Santa Clara gives an account OF paitle
fought yesterday in the streets of the
village Of Baraisgua. 4 large band OF
rebels under Chief Rcgo made an attack
rpon the village. which was stouiiy resist
ed By detachment ~. troops tai0nea
there. There was neaNy tx
change of firing for Two hours'
when the insurgents retreat'd, AZ
ter setting fire to a number " houses The
fire spread rapidly and the entire Yiiast
was burned The rebels left forty Killed
and wounded or tic no.d. Colonel civ'r
reports from Remcdios that IN, rebei
,cgder Benigno Ro!riguez was killed ana
Leader Quln Bravo was seriously
wounded I'm the actions which took place
in that vicinity August 18th and 18th.
MADRID. Aug. - II Is announced that
2 90 fresh troops will embark Tor cuba
in November. Later dispatches from
Havana confirm the report of the exe"u-
ton Of the rebel chief Nuiiga. lie was
shot az Natanzas. August 18th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
Nebraska state Convention.

OMAHA. NEB., Aug. 22.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention to-day nominated
for Associate Justice OF the supreme
Court Charles J. Phelps. OF Colfax coun-
ty; for Regents OF the state University.
a. I. Blackburn. Of Holt county and
Robert Kettle OF Dodge county.
\ free-conage resolution offered by ex-
Congressman W. J. Bryan. chairman of
the Committee on Resolutions. was adopt
ed by an overwhelming majority, only
six votes being cast against 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
~cuf haluEtou t0fe..

ADAMS GROVE, VA, Aug. % -Spe-
ciaf.-The protracted meeting al Persons
church Is being conducted bY the pastor.
Key. NJ. ;. COlonna with increasing in
terest. Many professions Of religion
have already resulted.
Miss Daisy Prince. Of COurtland, Va,
is visiting relatives near here.
The recent rains have improved the
condition OF all crops.
Judge c. W. Hin, ex-judge OF the First
Judicial Circuit Of Virginia. has lately
purchased a farm near here. with the
yieS Of permanently locating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
4 Il. 4. Cnicers Relca.ed.

CHICAGO. August 22.-Dirsciors Wil-
tam Burns James iiogrn. Martin !.
Elliott and l.. W. Rogers. Of the Ancrl-
can Railway Union. were released from
Woodstock Gii) jail this morning AMI
arrived I'm Chicago az an early hour.
Sylvester keliiher secretary and IL
rector Goodwin were also released, but
did not come TO this city. Kelliher went
10 Minneapolis and Goodwin 10 Winona.
TO further the work of organization now
going on I'm Minnesota.
Geo. W. Howard, ex-yice-Presifcn' or
the Union, spent his term - Jolet jan,
and was seen at liberty to-day also
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
GARMENT UORkERS STRTKE.
One Third Of the Boston Contractors Give
I'M 200 Go out i'm New York.

BOSTON, MASS. Aug 2e.-Ths develop
ments to-day in the sarment-workers'
strike were very favorable TO the strik-
ers. Onc-thirl Of the contractors have
signed the new agreement for more pay
and few err hours. ana there is every in
dcation that Ne strike Will be spe sdny
suce ssful
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The first impor-
tant strike in the cloak trade took place
to-day. Twelve hundred men and women,
employed by Freedman Brothers. Prince
street and Broadway, and the contractors
who act for that finn. quit work this
morning The strikers demanded an adj
vance OF about % per cent on piece work.
and the usual union rules shall be adopt
aI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
VOL. 9-NEW SERIES, NO. l67.

= and W. L. Gonzales, whose LIQUOR
in The original packages ~ whiSn , ~ W.s ~.
i,','a,.,cJ ,1J INTO the State and marked FOR
i''i,o' i1 vi ,,ee was seized by the consta-
b,ce an me club Judge simonton Of me
nics ,l ii st,.se Court. granted rule
seninst state Liquor Commiss'oneI NIX
son. three liquor consi,aDesS, Sa,ei eng Mo foro
olu'i.D'' . a.. 'creenville September Sth, why
nm nm, IN Should SG'' not be attached for con con
tn,' oyI for violation Of the order
~ .b,s court of May Sth. PROTECTING hquor
imnorted under the Interstate commerce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

Charged with Violating the Dispensary
Law Ofthe Palmetto state

COLUMBIA. 5 c.. AIg. Following
the raii Of the Columbia club last Satur-
day. dozen members OF that orgauiza-
tiou wCro arrested to-day fir violating
sections % and - Of the dispensary law.
~ combining with each other 20 keep
and maintain a club-roOm in which int0xi-
eating liquors were received and kept as
beverage, and that they did assist and
abott each other IN receiving alcoholic
liquors at q place where persons were
permitted TO resort for the purpose Of
drinking alcoholic liquors as "a beverage.
Among them are some. OF the leading
business people OF the city
Zo-nisht. IN answer 10 the prayer of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
The New York BnIlding Disaster.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Ex-Bulding In
spector Dennis A. Buckley was arrested
to-day. charged with negligence in con-
nectlon with the west Broadway building
collapse. and was held IN $3.50 bond.
Foreman Thomas Murray, Of the col
lapsed building, Edward j. fOudale, his
assistant; Thomas W. Waller Contractor
Parker, and Charles II. Behrins the
architect, have also been placed under
arrest, and held under s2.5cO bail each
by Coroner Fitzpatrick. charged with
manslaughter IN the second degree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

flopod with Young Girl and Dies at Her
iathcr'a Hands.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Aug. p An
olopement followed by the murder OF
the bridegroom. is reported from Mont
Eomery county The siNteon-yca
cai gnter uf "a farmer named Halliburton
went 20 prayer meeting. where she met
q Young man namsi Hite who had been
1oinicCfl 90 visit her by her parents.
They clpic1 ana We're married, but the
father ~ thc Girl pgrsued the couple and
killed fhe husband.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
RICHMOND VA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1895.

trenne breadth 70 feet, ana her mean
,.,,,,-t. - 10 feet. Her displacement Is
Il on ions She will be- fitted with twin
screws each driven by an independent
se. of engines. and her total horsepower
will be 1900 tons.
The guns which will be carried VIII be
much lighter. and at the same time or
greater penetrating power than any guns
hitherto constructed.
The Prince George will carry a compile
mcnt of 757 men and officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
JHE PORT rom DOCK.
One End May Have To be Strengthened
Before IL l. Accepted.

WASHINGTON, y. c.. August "A
semi-ofiicial report regarding the test OF
the new Port Royal lry-dock, received
At the Navy Department to-day. indi-
Gates TINT the contractors may DE called
on 10 strengthen the erd containing the
gates before the dock is finally accepted
The bottom OF the dock is reported as all
right. but The gate ends may require
hracing. Now that the dock is practical
ly ready for use ths question arises as
10 the depth Of water over the bar in
front Of IS.
The Indiana Cne OF the vessels which
f. was intended the dock should accOmO-
date. will draw when loaded some p or
= feet of water. Not more than % feet
on the bar at high tide can be depended
on. and some dredging Will have TO be
done before dep drausht ships can safe
~ use the dock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
yUrNEwJJcrBor or IRELfND.
He Makes Ills Formal >'a'o Entry ih'"
r,tl;, ACordiaI Reception.

Di-EIIN. Aae. 1.-The Earl OF Cado-
e,n tbe aey Niceroy of ireland, made
b,s formal state Entry into the city this
afternoon. ,-,..., l, ,.a.e
,oer bv The commissioners Of that place,
Who presented Inn with an 49uitss oi
,yelcoin. I'm reply TO the address tii5
now Lord Lieutenant SAID tha' ne NoJlJ Nl.sli
snare mo- efforts 10 promote iht his ,"'
interests of ireland. and expressed me
hone that Fha alminisiration OF ms
l-i1rrovaitv would conduce 20 the peace
and happiness of the country.
e,,tc1 ,vith am address of welcome ~
tbe Dublin Chamber OF Commerce, put
he was not similarly received 10y the
corporation authorities. ,,....
The streets were lined VIA military
together bis Lordship's reception was
.gsrv cordial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
RicfNG .iGArNsr rHE REcoRD.
\ Great Northern Train Attempt, to Beat
It's Rivals Fast Time.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-The performance
of the new fast train of the London
and Northwestern railroad. which made
new record between London ana Aber-
deem. inspired the London and Great
Northern Company 90 enter into rivalry
with the Northwestern. and accordingly
"a train was started Tor Aberdeen over
the Great Northern route yesterday Tor
the purpose Of smashing the record made
the day before.
different route. and is shorter than the
Northwestern ly thirteen miles.
The Great Northern train left Kings
Cross station az o'clock last evening
and arrived az Aberdeen. "a distance of
.21 miles. al f.fV O'Clock this morning q
The Northwestern train started 80 the
same hour and reached Aberdeen, 80
miles. at 4.JJ o'clock this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
The Prince Georgc Launched.

PORTSMOUTH. ENGLAND. Aug. r.
The British battle-ship Prince George
was successfully launched here to-day, in
the presence of the Duke and Duchess
of York. Mr.. George }. Goschen, First
Lord OF the Admiralty. and a large num-
her of other distinguished persons.
The new ship is 3sv feet long. her ex-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

WASHINGTON. -. C.. AUgust z2.-con-
siderable demand is being adc on the
trcasury from New o. .lcars. ~. i.oufs.
Chicago and other western ana 80 m
western points for small notes for which
"a move the crcps.
The treasury is well supplied with these
der0minatlors and win furnish tn points
seking Tor them as rapidly as demand
eI.
The effect will be not only 70 distribute
money among the people but az the
same time 70 build up the trcssury gold
,eferve BY the exchange In which small
notes invariably axe part.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
MR. sporroRD DEPOSITS SEE. .ooo.
The Amount Placed TO His Credit. but IL
Does Not End the Controversy.

WASHlNGTON. y. C., August Ut
transpircd to-day that X. a. SDofford,
Congressional Librarian, yesterday de-
posted with the tire; sury Of the United
States. $1,000. as ne had proposed some
DAYS previous. 10 settle the discrepancy
In his accents. as Librarian and Regis
Ter OF Copyrights The amount. II is
said. was placed 10 his credit. but the
payment is not accepted as a settlement
OF the Il after in controversy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
To Keep the BaBnorks quiet

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2e.-General Cop
plnger has ordered two companies Oh III
fantry TO encamp at the For. nm RES
ervation, In the Banrock Indian Ierri-
tory This action was taken az TIE re-
quest OF the Interior Department. which
is OF the opinion that force OF troops
,,iu no renuired In the Eannock region for
some time 10 keep the Indians quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
syBJors rIRE ~ MILWAUKEE.
Warehouses Burned for six hl"cNS-i'"s'
Between $500. 900 and s.5oO'ooo'

MILWAUKEE. WIS, Aug. 2.-At 2
o'clock this afternoon serious hfe
broke out in the Union Steamboat DOCK
and Warehouse on the Menominee river
,rbe dock and warehouse are leased bl
the chicago. Milwaukee, and 81. faul
Railway Company.
Tho Wind was blowing almost a gale
and the fire spread rapidly to if'Eh.
cars. many of which were moF'o """s
by engines as soon as ihey oo"''
reached. ,,.. ..,..,,.
Am the warehouses for six blocks along
the west side OF the river whicn were
mostly frame. were burned, win con-
tents including much freight
Before , O'Clock the FIRE was u"'ei con-
troll. The loss Will foot up i'o'""i'
$4,000 to $4,000.
boy named McAidnus was run over
ana killed los a coal supply wagon OF
the fire department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
cARELEss DocKINo or coLUMnIi.
An Inquiry to De siade to Ascertain Who
l. Responsible.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 22.-secre-
tarv Herbert has ordered a court of in
quiry 70 determine who is responsible
for the careless docking OF the cruiser
Columbia. at southampton. England. by
which she was injured. and narrowly es-
Caped serious damage.
The detail for the court consists OF
Rear-Admral Walker Captain Kautz. ana
CAPTAIN Rogers. with Lieutenant Draper,
Marine Corps, As judge-adyocate.