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The greatest pie ointment in the
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Call for sample box. Sold by your pop
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Last June Dick Crawford brought
his twelve months-old child, suffering
from iDfantIle diarrhma, TO me, 1t
had been weaned at four months old
and had always been sickly. gave it
the usual treatment in such cases
but without benefit. The child kept
growing thinner until it weighed but
little more than when born, or per-
haps ten pounds. then started the
father To giving hamberlin's Colic,
Cholera and Di0rrhwa Remedy. BE
fore one bottle of the ?5 cent size had
been used marked Improvement was
seen and its continued use cured the
child. Its weakness aud puny consti-
tuition disappeared and its father and
myself believe the child's life was
saved by this Remedy. j. Il. MARLow,
NJ. d., Tamaora, Ill. For sale by f.
B. Lille & Co., Druggists.
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For Rent room house on Springer
avenue, owned by DIR. II. Z. Hastead.
Call at school land office. 7tw
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Websters' International dictionary
and Noy,' dictionary holder are kept
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Cool aud pleasant furnished rooms
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Anyone who is suffering from consti-
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give perfect satisfaction. Sold by your
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Keeps ice the longest-Alaska re.
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Blank books and office supplies
Largest stock, lowest prices. Don't
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Are you hot? Cool off at Lille &
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Hammocks, croquet sets aud base
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How in the world can YOU expect TO
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Hirzel Brothers lead all others 10
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Notice fer publication.

First published ia Daily Leader
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The Famous bakery, ll9 Oklahoma
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CARRIE N. PERKINs, sec'y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
THEIR FEARS ALLAYED.
CHINESE OTTBREfhS THOJGHT 10
HfTE CEdSED TOE THEPREsENT.
Promise of Redress Secured-A Number of
War Vessels NOW in Chinese "nters.
The General situation.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-Apprchcnsion
at the STATE and Navy Departments ovef
the safety OF American missionaries IN
China. has beon greatly allayed through
the receipt of several official dispatches
containing rcassuring information leaH-
ing to the belief among those officially
concerned that native outbreaks against
foreigners have ceased for the present
at least.
Minister Donby has secured q promise
of redress for outragos % the past. ana
future protection a. American mission
cries, and Rear Alimru Carpenter, c'i"-
maudlng the lullDl States naval forces
iu China. las taken action looking 20 tu'
relief of the anxiety OF Americans lh tii'
Chimes seau0rts by providing adequate
means OF agppressius any further OUT
breaks.
Several cablegrams. relative TO the sit
uatiOu. We're rec aiVeI to-day hy Acting
Secretary Adec. of the state Department.,
and Acuug secretary McAdoo ci the
Navy Department.
Commander Newell. Of the cruiser Dee
trOit cablad that his vessel arrived al
the Pa4OId anchorage, nine miles from
Foo-Clow to-day, on his way 10 ihe
latter place. the nearest port 10 the
scene OF the late Outrages at kucEenB
and ITS vicinity.
Admiral Carpenter also cabled that he
sailed to-day from Nagdsak lot Dhee-
Foo.
The eunhoat Machias, one OF the email
est vessels in the navy. which, boy reason
of her lesser drauglt, can 40 ortl'i s'i
vice in the waters than the Baltimore l7
now az Chee- Foo. and will prontny 80
elsewhere ON the Baltimore arnNiL lNt
other vessels of the Asiatc station arc
distributed iu 'his way.
Tho Yorktown at tnanshal, lhe oi'-
coid at ChcmulpO Corea. the lrifei al
Yokohama. and the MOnocacy al ioi1
Arthur.
TfC state Department has reteif -u
reply from Minister Dcuhy 60 tne iH-
structi0ns oahlcd him on the .th instant.
Relative 10 the reported lnolns OF
American missionary property at lurs-
Fuh. near FOO-ChOW. Mr. DENLY says Nc
urgently represented the fae rs 10 tne
Tsmg-Li-Namcn or the Board OF FOR
oign Affairs. and obtained instant promise
of protection and redress. luns- ih Is
believed by officers of the state bfptft-
mDut go Doe the same ~ ,uug-f un, ut -
PAX. and Ins-liOk. mentioned ih tNc press
felrgrams the variations in the name
being doubtless due 20 erroneous trans
mission over the trans-siheria1 cable. in
the course of which many traus-i iipions
and rtuettiCns are necessary.
The department ha again to-day 'AHltl
Admiral Carpenter regarding matters in
! Chira. and advising him 90 keep in close
ami constant communication with MINIS
fo~ Dnuhv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
lnsurgent, Again Reported Defeated.

HAVANA. Aug. 12.-Advices from San
tiagO dc Cuba are to the effect that
Major Gonzales. with 30 mon, met on
August Eth rebel bands under Ruen and
Carreras at a ford on the River Duaha
The insurgents We're defeated with loss
OF four killed.
on the following day the same Govern
meut column again met the same bands,
which had received reinfOrcements Of 60
men. The rebels were attacked and dis
lodged from the position they had taken
on the Buaba The engagement lasted
three hours. The Government lost one
killed and one wounded IL Is stated
that the rebels lost seven killed ana
twelve wounded
Sergeant Cabaniss. while proceeding
with sixteen men TO Zebomequto. had
an encounter with lc rebels near Nayari.
Two rebels were killed and several
wounded The Government loss was
three wounded. The troops captured a
quantity Of arms and ammunition
General Luque reports from Santa
Clara that - rebels under the com
mand OF Regio. We're attacked by the
Government force az Gavillanchite, In
the Trinidad district The insurgents in-
timated that they desired 10 surrender,
the lntimation later proving a rise TO
draw the troops into ambush. The plan
was not successful. Five Of the rebels
were killed. including the second I'm COM
mand. Ten were wounded The band Is
now retreating in the direction Of Hoyo
Iadilla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
SorrnrnN HIBLE i>SrWPLT.
An Auxiliary society Organized "t Ashe
,iite- Addresses Made.

An Auxiliary society Organized "t A'"e-
,iltc Addresses Made.
AsHEVILLE. n. g.. Aug. l2-An auNi'-
ior, ~ the Society of Religious l-inea-
tion has been organized for the p1ip'se
of carving ON the work OF the sontne'N
niofilai Assembly until nest .si'iilg.. ..,
BilIe classes and unions loi Ni' '1
afi. study of the Bihie VIII nr
ana Yiblc lectuleship established lt i'
,,r.noeed 10 establish auNiiaies H
ilaiirg cities and towns for "a iAe p.
,'os. ,rifh the Asheyllle summer A'9''"
bis as Che centre. ..f.,. afternoon, in
Il the meeting yesterday 4il'i,' ,.'," i.'
,be First Baptist church, l5t. 'I.'4 -
.''.,..tsrv of the society. Rev. =. D.. rear
~ md pr. IL. r. White made ringing
s.,o,c,.r.s sol', on the good of the Assembly
a,,akening American Protestant
l.tnrches 10 see the need OF the Bible h
''iH1 Hr pearson predicted great movement
d. tbe south from the Assembly in pro
noting better and systematic metho1a
of Bible study. 49,. ,,,,.,
oro chautauQua. Dr. White said the
teachers and the society were orthodox
u.Sieh suited the South. The society is
the hest guide for the study Of the binle.
Or Gnbcr made "a sllendid talh on
The objects Of the society and the rapid
itv of its growth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
4 DESTRTCTIDE FIRE.
The Girl Employees ofa Large Box Factory
Have "a Narrow Escape.

Have Narrow Escape.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Aug. IA fire
that rircatenod to destroy the block
bounded by Franklin and Eighth streets
and Galloway Hin and Button street. Will
low street. a sma. thoroughfare running
east and west between IL. started at $50
O'Clock this morning IN the folding paper
box factory of Brown ~ Bailey, No. az
Franklin street The flames originated IN
the basement presumably from sp0ntan-
eous cOmbustiOn and the one hundred
girl employees rushed to the fire-escape.
The flames which were then ilercely
shooting upwards drove the frightened
employees back into the upper portion OF
the fOur-stOry building, but a second at
tempt 10 reach the street was successful
and the police report that all escaped in
So RAPIDLY did the fire burn. that in
less than a half hour after the flames
were discovered Brown * Bailey's build
ing was gutted.
story brick building occupied principally
hy ". j. Buck Sons q Company dealers
IN gas and electrical supplies. and 'front.'
ing on Eighth street, and an hour later
this structure was also gutted. Portions
of the walls of both buildings fell, ana
several hremcn were injured.
Rows OF dwellings ON Galloway hiN
and Willow street were destroyed or
damaged. The fire was practically eN-
tiuguiehel q ont ! o'clock. Neither tu"
total or estimated loss could Do learned
but conservative estimate places the
total damage at $4,000.
Louis Roth aged five years. who live
with his parents I'm the rear ot 10 W llloM
street is supposed 20 have been burned
10 death When the fire spread TO .he
Roth residence the parents fled with the
be but The artr- sdu rack into NE
dwelling. and mas not '.n-a been seen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

ro,oue Entertainment at Wh''e sulphur
rrida, Sight.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W. w. ~,
A,g Elaborate preparations
making here for grand bal ,p p0u''e' ,ne in,
Doe s.N', . virginia ladies' exhibit a
ne Atlanta Exees'.ica st;rcd d"f In snSt that Mrs
lNe N"l, ,.'.r wife of the distinguished
iarist u Sew YORK. is the 5arac p,1mo'7a and is
ID IL ifi,,. nndone 10 make the pan
complete success wil! be ,aI s,I'sir siye9 '9
in, ld".. s,, Lars aeo. and the one gwen
lor the benefit OF the Mount vernon
one ~ thc unique features OF the cn-
tcriainment win De- that non, ,ho D', r,innet l'.
,,,.,,r thc.c viii Dee a number OF i.l'"-
nond mauons. Mrs lf}or s,.tls~.c sNl,,,a IA
l,'' no,,e here To- attend the ball including
..'",,.men and ladies in Richmond anu
Among the late arrivals here are GOV GOV,
ernor Frank Brown Of Mary iani. any
f-,itaf states Senator W. q. squire OF
fnn Stnt. of Washington
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Aug. n.-Georec
Whitaker of The Milwaukee Rowing
club broke thc worlds swimmlla record
ror eighty Yards Yesterday. Tie swan
fne distance iu fifty seconds. just on"
second faster than the previous record of
T. a. Uaceerfy made at lambeth Baths
London England May i. issl
Uaeeeriy's reDCfl was made over q
course with one turn. 10 VIII. taercfol'.
h. interesting tO learn the exact couli-
Uon~ which governed Whiffaker's enoI
as the impetus acquired hy The kickoff
af turn is generally supposed 90 in-
crease the possibilities of making fast
fIne The presumption is that Whit
faker swan sfralrhtaway lf So the
merit of bis performance Will be- greatly
D.Llu--L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

MIDDLETON. y. Y. Aug. l2.-Twelve
years ago Hiram Hornheck then seven
teen wears OF age. residing in the town
of Ncversink. sullivan county. quarrellei
West declaring his intention Of becom-
ing "a miner Nothing was heard ot him
until last Tuesday. when ne struggled into
his home ragged. penniloss and peni-
tent. The parents gave him co,plal
greeting and the meeting after MS long
absence was "a happy one.
Shortly after Hiram's arrival t'frihc
Thunder storm passed over The farm, and
lightning struck and killed calf ~
mo barn-varl From there the same bolt
entered am open window OF the house hit
the family Bible lying on the parlor
centre table and opened 10 az the fifteenth
chapter Of -. Luke. leaving black mark
opposite the twenty-tAird VERSE; Which
reads.
"Anl bring hithcr the fatted calft and
Kin 10, and Jet us ent and Dee merry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

ing also expressed distrust Of ordinary
remedies. The British Government was
urged 10 make local reprsals IN every
case of outrage. and II was demanded
that the provincial authorities be made
answerable for all officials under whose
Jurisdiction foreigners are attacked. anc
be dismissed. This. 4 Is asserted, would
be eiIectual. and Il iin accordance with
the Chinese principle Of government \
infant child OF the Rev II. W. and Mrs.
Stewart. both Of whom lost their lives
I'm the massacre near kucheng, has died
from the fleets OF The injuries inflicted
bv the murderers OF its parents. and has
been buried al Foo-Chow
The British war-ship Rainbow has been
ordered 90 proceed 10 Foo Chow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

PORT JERNIs Aug. 12.-Whle Orange
county has not been troubled with me
.,rasshoprer pest. new insect has made
lis anncarance recently which is destroy
ing the vines of the cucumbcrs. squash,
and pumpkins 10 is "a very small insect,
and is found in great numbers under
loose stones. IL climbs the stalk and
sucks the sap from the plant which
soon v.ifncrs and dies. ln some sections
farmers say the oat crop is being dee
stroycl by DO.
I'm lower Pike county Pa) and parts OF
Monroe. the CROWNS cornls being damafei
considerably hy white ernn-woim. winch
oats tile roots and causes the corn to
dr, nm some of the farmers viii lose
nearly one-third OF their crop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

ST. JOHNS. y. f.. Aug. l2.-Lloyds'
surveyor M this port, who went per mail
steamer 10 Belle Isle 10 survey the wreck
ed steamer Mexico recently wrecked there.
reports her practically a total wreck. She
is submerged from her bridge art. shs
has also several great holes in ner bot
tom IL is expected that she Will break
up with the next heavy sea. The snip
had been set on fire by wreckers. ana
hundreds of cattle roasted 10 death.
The spectacle OF their charred bodies,
which are now roasting. is a sickening
one. The Newfoundland press is clamor-
ing for am investigation and the prosecu-
ton Of the wrcckcrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
rhe Cumbrrlnnd Con,eution.

GREEN EAY. VA. Aug. IA meeting
of uc Democrats OF Leigh District VIII
boz held 90 tlis place ON nest saturday,
AUGUST 18TH. o'clock J.. ~. for The
puri ose Of ,eclins delegates 90 the
senatorial contest to- be- held at Cum
herlaId Courthouse ON August %. judge
Asa ID. Watkins of this county. and Dr.
George s. ~outhaA of Amelia. are cah1l-
dates for this position.
Mr. W. ". Price and family. Of the
Metropolitan Hotel. Washington. ID. Co.
viii rc.rrn home tomorrow They have
been Nisitn g relatives at this place ami
NeherIlu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

4 Young Man and His sister Dead and
Two Others Not Expected to Live.

4 Young Man and His sister Dead and
Two Others Not Expected 60 Live.
SPARTANBURG, $. c., Aug. Eyes
terday at Fairmount. four miles from
here. Miss jamie Fowler and her brother
William were struck by lightning and
instantly killed. TWO other members
of the Fowler family were also struck,
and their recovery is hardly possible.
The Fowler house, I'm which there were
at least a dozen people was shattered
completely. and those who were not KILL
"a were knocked PROSTATE on the floor.
An Old negro woman living near Glenn
Strings was struck and killed outright.
The residence Of Captain c. c. Chase,
I'm this city. was badly damaged by a
holt of lightning. and the inmates were
severely shocked Several trees We're
struck and torn to- splinters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
DECLARED A BOYCOTT.
4 MEETING or THE NtTTONfL TO-
BiCCO WORhERS' UNION HELD.
And the American Tobacco Company Is
Boycotted-The Union VIII Appear
to Tobacco Users to Help Them.

ST. LOUIS. MO-. Aug. 12.-An unhcrald-
ed meeting Of the board of the National
Tobacco Workers Union was held here
Friday last. and its purposes were maze
known to-day.
National President Fisher says boy
colt was declared against the American
Tobacco com~any.
1--WE win take up one brand Of trust
tobacco az a time. said he, and We
will rot depend upon organized labor
alone tc sustain us I'm the fight. We
will appeal 10 ali t0bacco-using people
TO help us out"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
Allrrrd NnnlrlnnI Frnnd.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug. l2-Unexpected
and startling testimony of cOllusl0n be-
tween CITY contractors developed at tho
investigation Of Water Commissioner
Holmes' Office this afternO0u
August Hcman On" contractor. testified
ui le- oath that ne was paid 500 not 10
h.d ON certain work. and that Penny a
Movers received 500 and Claus Neitch 500
OH the same conditions
Mr. Hsmar said that a construction
company paid him Si.ocl ostensibly for the
use oi a derrick. but -ealiy only $50 was
for that. the other 80" being conditioned
sum fhan 5000. The work was let 10
III. nlrn .narlll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
car1 rRoM TIN rsIN roE aID.
Foreign Residents say Only Prompt Ac-
tion Can Avert More Massacres.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE Times prints
to-day a dispatch from It's Tien-Tsin
correspondent. saying the recent mas
aacfa OF foreign missionaries Is regarded
tIere as "A s.mptom Of incipient anarchy.
and tie ieiief is expressed that 81 Will
be followed by worse scenes unless the
foreign powers deal strongly with China.
The dispatch also says that al meet
Ing OF the foreign residents OF llen-Isin
no dcrlaratiOn was made that The mas
sacre was the natural outcome of the
laxness shown toward the Chinese upon
the occasion Of outrages committed by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

NEW YORK. Aug. l2.-ShOrtly After
/ o'clock this afteralon the big United
States cruiser Columbia. which recently
raced across the w-st-bOuul course OF
the Atlantic. was noatel into the dry
dock at the ProOklyn navy yard. The
vessel was viewed hy many naval officers
this afternoon. and tomorrow she Will
Doe examined hy the Board of Examiners
from Washington tO ascertain Do her
Keel has been warped by the unequal
distribution of gnt.
The officers OF the cruiser think that
the vessel is adj right. ID is the general
opinion chat the keel has nor been damn
aged IIc question win be settled hy the
Board of Examiners tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
4 TTNISTER CILLED.
Rev. Mr. Bruner, of Louisville, Chosen
Pa-tor of the Louisa Baptist Church.


LOUISA. VA, Aug -Special.-The
r,arrfcrs of the Baptist church az this
riace at a congregational meeting on yes
ferdav elected Rev. Mr.. Bruner, Pm 3D.,
~ louisville Theological seminary as
their pastor. He preached here recently
most arceptably 10 all Of his hearers.
In is not known whether or not he Will
accent lie expects 10 attend lectures at
tho University of Virginia next session.
s large crowd assembled at court to-
dav. The courthouse was first occupied
after the adjournment OF court by
u.ass-meetirg presided over 10y IA. j. Hale
for the purpose of selecting candidate
for the House pledged 10 work for tte
repeal Of the Walton law. II WAS finally
determined 20 advertise for mass-mtet-
ing Irrespective of parties 10 De held
at september court 20 nominate canal-
date. ~ rad
The Democratic Executive Committee
decided to-day 10 have convention
held next court-day composed OF one
delegate from each precinct for every
twenty-five Democratic voters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
The "Sawboncs- Had Him.

ANN ARBOR. MICH. Aug. l2.--The
body OF Frank Clancy the missing kala-
mazOc man, was found this morning i'm
the pickling vat at the University Mcdi-
cal College by Sheriff Judson. and idon-
titled beyond question.
The body supposed TO be that Of John
stephens, Clanry's brother-in-law. was
sent TO Ann ArbOr from DE r)it. md
was that of man named Huisins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
RecciNer. Annnlnfeh.

WILLIAIANTiC. CONN, Aug r.
Judge shumway to-day appointed Hon.
John l.. Hall. vice-president of the New
York New Haven and Hartford railroad,
and George T.. stiles. Of this city. re-
celyors Of the Dime Savings Bank.
Judge Shumway found the bank IN
solvent. and appointed he receiving bonds
an 10000 each. and limit of four months
FOR filing claims.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

The following telegram. dated Jack
sons Hole. August llth. was received ~
army headquarters yesterday from itn-
eral Coppinger. Colonel Randall. with
Lieutenant Hamilton and scoIting party
picked up Lemhi Pete and party of teven-
teen Indians. with sixty ponies, hunting
peacefully in Teton mountains. Started
them home for Lemhi reservation yes
teriay. Ncmits. the wounded BannOck.
safely in camp. Scouting party IN from
the north. All quiet"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

TUCSON. ARlI.. Aug. l2.-The Stars
aiyices from Fronteras. sonora, Mexico.
saws. Six weeks ago Colonel John W rifs,
bv hiehwavmcu in sonora south of EIs-
bee. The Mexican authorities have lur-
sued the bandits with uurelenuns Nisor
Seventeen of The number who We're in
some way concerned boo the affair have
been convicted aui shot. one of the
accused was AN Indian. Forty others
belonged to or sympathized with the
robbers have been pressed into the Next
can army Nearly all who We're taken
were from Froutcras. All OF the iOhbefs
Who had infested that region have been
shot or are under srrrst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

LONDON. Aug. ~ -rO-morroy tho
Chronicle viii print an Odessa dispatch
concerning the persistent circulation ~
umors OF the withdrawal Of Car Nich,-
as III. from the active guidance OF .hr
affairs % ,he Empire and tho gradual . 81
gumptiOn u power by tho cN-Czarina.
aided by r. Durndvc Minister 0f tho
Interior. and NJ. Pobisdonot<cn. Procura-
tor-Geueral OF the Holy SYNOD The
change of attitude. fhs disparh SAYS, -
Increasing the power Of the anti-Geunan