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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
THE CUBAN EXPEDITIONS
TUO THAT WE'RE PREPdRED ~
CtN4D1 1RRIVED ~ SAFETY.
Veteran General Of the Ten year war
on His Way to the I-iah"-Hr's'
Ammunition and Medicine Landed

NEW YORK. Nov. lS.-Mr. Enrique
Trujira. editor Of the Cuban newspaper
III Porvenir. received cipher dispatch
This afternoon announcing the safe arrival
g., c,,ha of two expeditions both prepared
i, canada. one of these expeditions,
numbering sixty patriots. under Eeherai
francis N. Garlic. with one nuhureu
,taes and 1000 cartridges. left Cape Hat
tien dIavtD on a schooner and landed on
the northeast coast of cuba. The othef
expedition was composed OF l2S men, UNI
der Joseph NJ. Argurre, ana had TWO
rauid-6re guns, 400 steel hand grehautS'
ieb homh-shells. 500 Winchester rifles, 4ti,-
10 cartridges, and machetes ana other
war material. including two boxes OF
medicine. This expedition landed on the
southeast coast OF the Island.
The veteran cuban general, CallXts Gar
cia Iruaalez. has arrived here from Havre.
He fought in the ten years war ana also
i'm the revolution Of 1919, during when war
he was made a prisoner. When he saw
himself about 10 fall into the hands or
the Snaniards he shot himself, the bullet
nenetratiug the roof OF his mouth and
coming ont at his forehead. The General
escapod death. but was sent as prisoner
10 SDain. He will sail for Cuba as soon
as possible.
Some OF yesterdays daily papers pub
Ushei the news Of the arrival OF Bar
tholome iAlaceO Nice-President OF the
cuban Republic, and Or. Castillo secre-
tarv of Finance. In the Cuban delega-
ton. No. IS Broadway, the truth OF THIS
news was emphatically denied.
HAVANA, Nov. N.-General ollVer
column made an attack on November
18th upon the combined rebel bands under
the leadership OF Sanchez Basilion Guerrero
and others at MANAGES Jobosi, IN the
Remedio district. The fight lasted SIX
hours. and the rebels were nndNy as
persed, leaving sixty dead on the heid'
together with large number OF wounded.
Artillery played a very important part In
the battle. The Government lost two
killed and four wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
OUR FURNITURE IS ALL NEW, STYLISH, AND PRETTY.

only made a good summers pay on the
Yukon, but explored alone as far east as
the Lower Mackenzie. 400 miles from any
settlement. taking only a compass. gun.
and prospecting tools. He says the
Rocky Mountains on the divide between
the Yukon and the Mackenzie rivers are
the source OF supply of the richest gold
fields in the world. From there comes
the gold in the placer mines OF the Yukon.
Fraser and Mackenzie rivers, which lat
ter river he believes IS richer than either
OF the other two.
"The most desolate scene / ever be-
held" said he, was when | climbed the
hills west of the Mackenzie river. and
looked over toward Hudson's Bay. The
mountains are not in ranges, but rise In
sharp peaks, with deep gorges and lakes
between. | could see hundreds OF mics,
and II was mountainous all the way.
Those mountains are undoubtedly rich
in gold. San Francisco Chronicle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19

BLAND. Died at his residence. In Bal
timore, on Saturday, November 18TH.
JOHN b. BLAND.
Funeral from the Union depot on ar
rival Of the 2.4O L. NJ. train TO-DA \
Tuesday), November 18th.
BULLINGTON.-Died November l'th,
at T. NJ, CYRUS II. BOLLlNG1ON.
ia the seyenty-second year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, IA
south Laurel street. at 1890 THIS CIues-
day) AFTERNOON. Friends and ac-
quaintances OF the family are Invited TO
attend.
Baltimore. Philadelphia, and Wasa'ng-
ton papers please copy.
Gone Before
Departed this life. November u. 1898.
WASHINGTON FITIHUGH. the we'll
known ice merchant for twcn;y-cisnt
years at his home. No. llO2 st. James
street, i'm the ifty-fourth year OF his
age.
he leaves a wife. 1--WE children. ana a
host Of friends TO mourn their loss.
Peace TO his ashes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
A Negro Bows Crime.

WINSTON. y. c.. Nov. lS.-Bob Scales.
a young colOred man. bound TO a farmer
named John Meaders. near Madison. to-
day shot and fatally wounded the twelve
year-cld daughter Of Thomas Bolton, 4
tenant on Ncaders' place.
The negro went 10 Belton's house while
the latter was away from home and tried
10 get her 10 go with him 10 a niece OF
woods. She refused and began scream
ing Scales told her he would Kill her If
she declined TO accompany him. and at
the same time drew a pistol from his
pocket and shot her above the left eye.
Scales is only sixteen years Old. He
has the reputation OF being bad charac-
ter. Officers and a mob of citizens are
hunting FOR him. and if caught he viii
certainly be lynched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
Relative Brightness of the Stars.

The dream Of Joseph is the Oldest docu-
ment known In which the brightness OF
the stars Is referred 10. In IL are men
toned the sun. moon, and twelve stars,
which exceed al the other heavenly bod
les IN splendor. NJ Fizeau. French as
tronomer. has recently pointed out that.
II We connt the stars Of the frst magni-
tudc seen in Egypt to-day. we shall find
Just twelve. for a thirteenth Is OF some
what doubtful brilliancy. These twelve
stars are also mentioned in an evangel Of
81. John. Hence NJ Fizeau concludes
that the relative brightness OF the stars
has not apprecially altered since the
times Of the Pharaehs.-London Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
SITAGE 4TT1Ch WITH A HdTCHET.
The Condition of James L. hinner Has
Grown Very Serious.

LYNCHBURG VA, Nov. S.-Specal.-
In Madison, across the river from Lynch
burg, last night James Childress lay in
wait with a Ratchet by the wayside for
John Stanley. and when he appeared
jumped en- him and cut him three times
on the head, arm, and legs before he was
stopped.
The cuts on the head and legs are slight,
but his arm was cut 10 the bone. Stanley
was taken 10 his home. where he was at
tended by Dr. Snead, and Childress
skipped
The young men had been playing cards
I'm the quarry below the village. had
quarrel, and Stanley had beaten Chill
dress.
The condition Of Mr.. James r. Kinner,
who was paralyzed on Saturday, is more
serious than was first supposed. He has
entirely lost the use Of his right side and
has not spoken since Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
Killed by IIis Nephew.

COLUMBUS. GA. Nov. lS-At China
Grove. In Pike county. Ala. Sunday after
noon. Professor j. W. Roquemore was
killed by his nephew. William Alexander.
The latter, who was hOOk-keeper for G.
L. Head, had been on a spree Tor TWO
or three weeks. and was at the store
Saturday afternoon. RoquemOre went
down 10 carry Alexander home. They
started. when Alexander drew his knife
ana cut Roquemore's throat and stabbed
him three times in the back. ROuue-
more died almost instantly. Alexander
was arrested and carried 10 Troy, whore
he was lodged i'm jail. II is believed
that he was craZed from drink.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
John Il. Lynch for Mckinley.

JACKSON. MISS. Nov. B.-John r.
Lynch. the colored Republican leader Is
in the city. on route TO East Mississippi
on mission Of advice and consultation
with local Republican leaders, with a
view to putting in the field congress
sional ticket In the national election Of
next year. This is 10 be The basis for the
proposed contest before Congress and the
courts Of the Mississippi Constitution.
Lynch's choice for President Is Mckinley.
but no is opposed 10 the southern Repub-
leans taking an aggressive stand on the
question. but thinks they should 90 TO
the National Convention uninstructed, and
be governed by the dominant sentiment
OF the North
II is interesting TO know that some
three or four weeks before Lynch went
70 Ohio ne was a Harrison man he
seems confident now that the eN-Presiient
is not candidate.
\ fusion Of Mississippi Republicans and
Populists Is limited AZ and charged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
Many Marriages

BALTIMORE. MD. Eov. S.-When tho
office Of the clerk OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas opened Monday morning there
was "a line OF aDplicants waiting for mar
riage licenses. The wheels OF fnatrirnon.,
has been at a standst.ll since the death
OF Chief Clerk John r. Gray, the law re-
curing the clerk Of the Court of -onnnon
Pleas TO grant all licenses Mr.. ,;rsv's
successor was appointed by the led ses
OF the Supreme bench late Saturday. ana
to-day about fifty permits TO marry were
handed TO prospective grOoms or their
representatives by the new official
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
4 PEOCLIUIIfON.
Thank sGiving Day of the Junior Order of
Mechanics.

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. ESPECIAL
National Councillor Tyler, Of the Junior
order of United American Mechanics has
issued his official proclamation, des!g-
mating next Sunday as the annual Thanks
giving-Day of the order. The councils
here Will observe the day, and Will wOr-
snip at the Second Baptist church, Rev.
\. j. FristOe pastor
II. Walters. president OF the Atlantic
Coast Line Il. +. Newcomer, yice-presi-
dent: j. r.. Henley, general manager,
Major Il. NJ. Sullv, superintendent Of the
Richmond and Petersburg and Petersburg
and Weldon roads. and j. \. Fountaine
assistant superintendent of transporta-
ton of the Atlantic Coast Line. arrived
here this afternoon on a tour of in
spectiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19

month General watts says thst no l.ss
than ten thousand Carolinians VIII come
over on that occasion. Governor Evans
Will personally command the three OH.
gades. He Will also be accompanied
by the Constitutional convention.
Members Of the famous Gridiron 'iuo'
OF Washington. accompanied by Iadies'
will visit Atlanta Thursday. the -Ist'
by Invitation OF the Exposition. and ar
rangcments have been made to NIL two
days with sightseeing and pleasure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
The Times for Young Couples.

From this time until January LIST, 1916.
a six-mOnths' subscription TO The Daily
Times win be given absolutely tree OF all
charges 20 every newly-married couple
in the State Of Virginia who viii send
promptly the announcement OF their We'd
ding TO The Times, and request that the
naner he sent them. In Richmond and
Manchester the paper will be delivered
by carriers. In all other places II VIII
be sent by mail. postage paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
h. &. MURRAY CONTiLESCENT
a Denial That the Pilot VIII Become n
Republican Paper.

NORFOLK VA. Nov. ESPECIAL 49,
Friends of Mr. X c. Murray. editor Of
the Landmark and the superintendent Of
public schools. were both surprised and
gratfed to-day by his appearance on
the streets driving with his wife.
lie was pale and somewhat reduced In
flesh. but otherwise little changed. He
was kept busy acknowledging salutations
from the sidewalks.
The Pilot people deny that negotiations
are In progress 10 convert II into q Re-
publican organ. Ii win continue ~ Q
Prohibition paper,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
Killed at the EXPOSITION.

ATLANTA. GA, Nov 1S.-G. W. Cater
er, an employee of the Exposition. was
killed at Jackson stand. Highland avenue.
by "A Consolidated trolley ear. Caterer
was formerly from Greensboro. y. g.
He was standing on one track waiting
for a ear approaching on another. Ii
took the wrong switch and struck Caterer
and dragged him nifty feet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
Stepped in Front of a Freight.

GORDONSVlLLE. VA. Nov. lS.-Spe-
cial.-P II. Meade alighted from Pull
man car here Saturday night and was
struck by freight train on another tract,
and had his foot mashed almost off. lie
was taken TO Charlottesville. where Or.
II. Y. Nelson amputated the injured mem
Der
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
OBITI AIRY.
JOHN D. BLAND.

Mr.. John p. Bland died I'm Baltimore
Saturday. He was formerly a resident Of
this city.
His remains will be brought here fer
interment and funeral services will be
held upon the arrival If the body at the
Union depot at 2iO o'clock to-day De-
ceased was a brother-in-law OF Mr. James
y. IOVd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
Our
Special
Lines

Of Fancy Cassimcrcs. Cheviot. and Worst
ed Suits are pleasing a great many men.
They're hard to equal at SIS 10 SO. our
two special qualities In Blue and Black
Worsted Chcyiots excel all previous offer
inga. They're conviaced at SIS and so.
Winter Top Coats. s. to So.
Gentlemen's Suits. IS to SIS.
DR.. Jaeger's Underwear. that hts.
Everything for mems and boys wear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
South Carolina Day.

Gary Watts. Adtutant- General OF South
Carolina, is in tho city making arrange
ments to bring three brigades. including
1850 soldiers. to the Exposition on South
Carolina-Day. which 10 the SOth OF this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
money.

White Handkerchief Bed-Quilts' TOT
double-beds worth joc., Or 2sc. cach.
Good Quality Whaleboncs, nsuh price
10c dozer, for &c dozen
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, worth -'o''
for 7c. pair. .,ur
ChiIren's Drawers, made or heaVy'
strong hleached cotton, tucked and hem
med. NC pair.
26-inch Fast Black English Gloria I'M
brclas steel frames. foe LADIES' anu s'"-
tISmen, 3fc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19

Angelina-"And you won't forget 10 buy
tin of cOceatna." Edwin ties q knot
In his pocket Inadvertently Angelina
And you Won't forget 10 call ana see
dear mamma" edwin ties another knot
in his pocket handkerchief Angelina
And. oh. Edwin. dear. you won't. you
won't forget to think sometimes OF your
poor little wife. left all alone for the
day.. edwin ties third knot In his
pocket handkerchief )-Punch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
A VERY CLOSE CONTEST.
WasHIyGTON AND LEE DEFEATS
RO4NOkE COLLEGE.
The Result n Surprise. and the Game the
Best Played ON the Lexington
Gridiron This season.

LEXINGTON. VA. Nov 1S.-Special.--
Washington and Lee University met
Roanoke College. of Salem, Va. on the
gridron here this evening, ana IL ""S
a Waterloo for the visitors, the score
reading 9 TO in favor OF the nome teaih'
on Saturday tine visitors put up
strong game with the Virginia Military
Institute. and 1t was expected tney "ouid
defeat Washington and Lee. All the
bets were that way. with no takers. Both
teams were in prime condition, ana wren
they lined up every condilloh "ds ia ,.
able They we're well matched. and botn
teams played most brilliant Sdlnc' ''o
best that has been witnessed mere
On the toss the visitors won the KICK
off but by fiuke kicking lost the pan.
Washington ana Lee then Ilheu up anu
puntcd the pigskin 10 the Vineyard me
In the visitors territory, ana IN Two
minutes had crossed the line, having Sc
cured the bali on Roanokcs tuinnie anu
scored a touchdown and kicked goal
The rOOters went wild at TINS turn OF
the game After twenty minutes hafd
play the visitors carried the ball over
the home teams line, scoring touch.
down. on a kick-out for trlal Tor goal
the ball changed hands, and Powell down
ed him: no goal allowed. FIRST man,
twenty-five minutes.
The SECOND HALE.
In the second half-twenty minutes
neither sidc scored, and every men maze
by both sides was hard earned. IL was
an aggressive game on both sides and
manfully played.
Mitchell Barclay. Dice, Carlock, ana
Oberin, for Washington ana Lee lnl-
vorsty, and Dukes, Hartman, Mclntire,
g. Jones, Whitman, and Claiborne Tor
Roanoke Dukes. the Indian, as iackler
and runner. is a star player. Lineup.
Roar Oic Positions varsity. V.
g. Jones. .......left d..........LarrlmOre
Mercdith........left tackle......... Dice. g
Harman........ieft guard. Met unto
Miller. Centre .ODerIln
Claiborne. guard. Carlock
Bales..........rignt kle.......... Barclay
W. Jones. .......right end..-.........Wh neat
McIntire. c....quartcr back........ Howeli
Whitman......left half back....... jenkins
Dukes. right half .Mitcneil
Deyerle..........full back.............S Stokes
Touch-downs Mitchell 90. g. Jones %.
Goal kicked from touch-downs Powell a.,
Jniured-LarrimOre and Stokes Substi-
tutcs-Parris and Campbell Umpire,
Carl Dickinson, Virginia Military lnsi.-
tute Referee. Cadet Spilman, Virginia
Military Institute, and Bryant OF Prince
ton. Linesmen. Mr.. Boogher, Roanoke
College. and Mr.. Thomas. OF University
of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
MIS-. HENRY JONES.

SUFFOLK. VA. Nov S.-Spocial.-AIrs.
Henry Jones. wife Of one of SunolKs
most prominent citizens. died to-day at
John Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore. where
an operation was performed on her by Or.
Howard \. Kelley.
\ private telegram from him TO DR..
John T.. Phillips. states that at the con-
clusion Of the operation her pulse failed
rapidly. ana in spite Of all efforts 10
resuscitate her. she died.
Her remains will be brought down the
bay tonight accompanied 10y her eldest
daughter. Miss Lilly jones. who was
present when she died. Her funeral will
DE conducted from the Suffolk Baptist
church tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock.
10y her pastor. Rev. J. +. Love. and her
remains will be aid to rest i'm the Old
family burying ground near Ivor. Va, on
Wednesday morning.
OSMOND TIFFANY.
BALTIMORE. ND Nov. K-Osmond
Tiffany, weii-knOwn citizen OF Ealti-
more died to-day, aged seventy-two years
lie possessed marked literary ability
''Recolleciions Of old Newport" which
recently appeared i'm the Cosmopolitan.
was one OF his latest contributions. Mr.
Tiffany married the sister of Ex-Governor
William Pinckney Whyte Three daugh-
tiers resulted from the union. one OF
whom was the wife Of Francis Scott Key.
the author of tie star Spangled Ban
ner."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
;Msve2
Tuesdays Sale.

Not so many specials in store like this, simply
because we are offering values day Other deal
specials and specials OF Just SUCH items as these
vet we sell them regular routine of business and when
.sneca1 IT means something far beyond what any
other dealer can hope offer These items can buy to-
morrow lust as long they in stock and the woman
who reads ads carefully will recognize that they nothing
more or less than the specials that houses are offer
inc with great deal of hurrah for special hours only Suit
your convenience and buy the same articles here Tor less
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19

Polished Wood Handled Curling Irons,
lc. each. from loc.
The Best Quality steel Nail-Filos, l7c.
each. from soc.
Best Quality Sachet Powders, In en-
volopes. all odors. &c n package. from 70.
Large bottles Of the best Machine OH
for Sc. instead of Zoe. bottle.
Ladies' Fast-Black Seamless Hose. good.
substantial. washable kind. 5,4c. pair.
Black Brocade All-Sllk Satin Duchess
I'm new. pretty styles. isc. yard.
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SW. corner Sixteenth ana Mission streets open
until o clock.
25lS Mission street open until g O'Clock
lie Ninth street, open until $50 O'Clock.
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