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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
FITZSIM M NJ ONS-C OR BEIT
Arrangements Complete for the Meeting
Of These GladialCrS.
fIlZSINMOES SAYS IT'LL Be A GO.
Letters from the Ixponcnts OF ii-,ic
Science are in Good Condition
and confidcut-Corbctts says He Don't
see How the Governor Can
Prevent the Fight.

DALLAS. TEN. Sept 2i-At the
grounds leased by the Florida Athletic
Club. where the colossal arena for the
Corbett-Fiizsimmon fight IS now under
going construction. 20 men are busy.
and an the heavy framework is in place.
Supervising Architect silvan estimates
that the building will Poe finished between
October 18th and 10th. Tho civil author
ities bow 90 the decision OF chief Justice
Hurst and accept him as their guide The
District Judge. the County Judge and
the County Attorney. the Mayor and
chief of Police an stand hat-footcl hy
Hurst
chief Justice Hurst has been ON th"
Bench sitftCu years and rs on" Of ihr
most fearless iurisfs in tho South. tie it
opposed 90 prize fights. bat IBIS d" ision
that there is no law Co prohibit pueilis-
tic exhibitions has been accepted by am
parties in this section of me state.
Sheriff Cahel IS master of lhc siiua-
tl0n in Dallas county and the Sheriff
stands with Hurst and declares ihti The
judiciary must he respected II" VIII
suffer no attempt 90 he made 90 ovtrri ie
tho civil autl0r'tice.
The Florida Athletic club has CONE
plctod nll 8rfang .Weuts. secured IaNof-
able decision from the highest court in
that state ana wiil pun on The cofhrti-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

exception Of England. perhaps. on the
Continent YOU are never staggered up
against on the streets by anybody. and
yet they have no Mr.. Roosevelt TO club
people into Temperance and morality.
Those of us who. not Of our own win
were horn under another flag. and cross
ed the ocean. and have learned 20 love
the Stars and Stripes. need not tho
flag law 10 have patriotism taught them.
They had II. And II IL is necessity
for the foreigner. as we are told. II
is a law that viii not hold the life
light of a day. The American people are
patriotc. DO not degrade the nag by
making II thing Of common wear and
tear. Let that sacred symbol appear
only on the sacramental days OF our ma
fion. Tell your young ones I'm the
schools OF the great men-of Washing
ton. OF Lincoln-thosc mon that made
our nation great when &c was stlll young.
end they will know when. on tho Fourth
Of Iulv and Decoration-nay. the flag
floats. that that flag is like the implc-
ments Ca the old temple of Jerusalem
too holy 10 hc visited every dav-and
that ONLY once in the year the high
priest may come 20 find The inspiration
from the Stars and Strpof-our mes
sonrors I'm a night of dosperaiism."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
cfSE or JOHN SOUERs.
II Has Not Yet Been Onicially Announced
Ia the State Department.

WASHINGTON. D. g.. Sept. 2i-The
case OF John Sewers the NirgInian who,
as alleged was expelled from cuba. has
not been officially called 20 the attention
OF the Stats Department. Personally,
Mr.. Sewers IS known 20 some Of the promi-
inent officials of the Department. hut
beyond hearsay statements. nothing is
known of all the status Of his case.
Mr.. Sewers Is expected 10 call on Sec
retary Olney, but at present he is AZ his
old home in WarrentOn. whtre he went
upon his return from cuba.
The friends of Mr. Sewers are conf
dent that he viii receive "a hearty sup
port AZ the hands OF Secretary Dlney, and
IL b. intimated an the Department that
Secretary ClEey win grasp III opportn-
nifty. should the facts as pubifhe' be
thoroughly substantlated. 10 renew the re-
cent vigorous correspondence with the
Spanish government that resulted in
the settlement OF the Mora claim.
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WERE MARRIED IN new YORK
Miss larIetta kinnissrode and Professor
I. 7. Andrews.
THEY COULD NOT MARRY IN LONDON.
On Account of Red Tape e-.The Bride IL
Granddaughter of the Late Beloved
Rector of 1T. Paul's Church, In
This city, and the Groom
Head of the Corcoran Ar.
school, Washington.

NEW YORK Sept 2i-It was a quiet
and short service that was performed to-
day at O'Clock I'm Grace church when
Professor r. +. Andrews and Miss Marsct-
Ia Mnniserode were married. The Rev.
Dr. ". h. Bodine. rector of the Church
OF our Saviour. IN Philadelphia. per
sonal friend of Professor Andrews. per-
formed the ceremony. lie was assisted
by the Rev. X. r.. Jones' rector OF Grace
church.
only few friends OF the bride and
groom were present besides the mother
and brother OF the former
After the ceremony Professor Andrews
aud his wife left for Washington. Fhey
Will reside In that city.
Professor Andrews L. ~ the head or
the Corcorau Art school. In Washington,
and Miss MinuigcrOde was his assistant.
She had studied and worked with MN Tor
years. ana their lives have proved very
congonlal. She is twen'y-sif years olu'
while the new Benedict is twenty N'his
her senior. He b.. however, Ncuhe-
appearing man. aud the iiaerehce Ia iEtlr
ages is scarcely noticeable. lie Is
w.ioWcr
Miss Marietta Minnigerode lives at
Professor Andrews went abroad a couple
OF months ago. and undertook To pilot
four Of his pupils who wanted 10 i.afh
something of European art MISS mimi,
there was no sentimental tie between
the master and pupil, but th're came
moonlight nights and blue skies on the
ocoau and nothing rs more calculated 10
turn the fancy lOVewards.
Any one who has ever tried 10 gei
married on the European continent VII
understand why the Professor and his
pupil decided 10 have the ceremony per-
formed In London. In France no one
can be welded who does not produce hl-
birth certificate. the written consent OF
his parents 20 the ceremony, and all
sorts OF anduvits proving ihat ne ~
himself They went to London ana liked
"a day for TIE wedding. but when they
went To get the license they were tpll
that they could not get u until they had
been in London nftc'n days. Ihe~uupn
thcy sent word 20 their friends IN this
country that they would walt unth ,ney
got here.
Miss Minnlgerode Is the eldest Ia lshter
of Charles MinnigarDde, popular ana
brave Confedcrate soldier. At Appoma~
tox he was struck m the chest 10y hil-
loL 4 fell)w-sollier pinned tag on ms
coat. saving thai he was A corpse. ana
rivllg his name ana address. Along came
Union soldier. saw the tax ana. Tor the
sake of proyr e that som' rebel solder
was a preVaricatOr. examined Munlgc-
rode and then called surgeon carter.
Twenty years afterwards Minnie serode
was sufficiently alive 10 recognize his
preserver in New York There was a dra-
matte handshaklng over the bloody
/ chasm.
The grandfather of to-day's bride. Rev.
pr. Mnniperode. OF Richmond, Va, was
/ the spiritual adviser Of Jefferson Davis:
lie was "A lrussian. and alled 10 the
| hgh nobility an Germany. claiming as a
| cousin Count Won bismarck. with whom
| he cOrresponded until his death.
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ADDRESS. Informal remarks were made ~
Revs Turrentine. Brown. and 'tldweU
Messrs. r. y. Glenn. J. NJ. Rogers ana
T. :. Sprinkle. The tenor n the addi css
ard OF all the speeches was tnat the
association work had proven Itself TO be
"A great factor in shaping the lives ana
destiny OF our Young men, ana snouii De
kent VI and enlarged. The pastors testi-
fled TO its helpfulncss 20 the churches
The directors OF the 0ssociat on are ap-
peallng to the citizens 10 show Whether
Ii is their wish that the good work 20 on
I'm manner behtting our progressive
twin city.
The lwin-City Hospital will be opened
on October 18th. Miss Nollie SpanSh, OF
salem has been elected matron. she lctt
last night for northern cites 20 VISIT the
hospitals. and acquaint herself win ID"
best methods for conducting them go
Calvin Ellor. the young man who kihel
Royal Latham several months ago, ~
Ashe county. and who has been m jail
here ever since the crime was committed,
Was sent home yesterday far trial Jallof
Zlglar carried Wm as far as NilHesnoio.
Some of the prisoners IN the JAN mere
managed 20 saw one Of the bars in a ecu
in two few nights ago. IhtN hStN al
old knife blade. hut Their work was dls-
covered In time To prevent any oi them
getting out
Winston will send a good delegation 10
the Sam Jones lecture I'm Greensboro on
tho 30th The Winston tram Will be- held
AZ Greensboro until after Nr. Jones gets
through talking
Evangelists Jones and stuart received
a check for 81 251 for their work here.
Rev. John A. Wray. who recently re
signed the past0rate of Broad-Sfrcet Bap-
tist church left last night W fh his family
for his new charge at Mill'deeNllle, "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
Noted Surgeon Dying.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. PA special TO
the Constitution from Rome, Ca, says
that DR. Robert Batteys. the noted sur
geon, IL dying. He has been unconscious
two days.
Few names stand higher In the world
In the practice OF medicine and surgery
than DR.. Robert Batteys. As the origi-
natOr OF the famous operation that no"
hears his name for the removal OF ova-
rles. remedying I'm women certain mala-
dies that were otherwise incurable. he
suddenly leaped into worldwide fame.
He has been successful In number OF
dtnicult surgical operations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

Application riiod in SUPERIOR courtin Case
ofC.P. Huntington ~. y. y. A ". X. u.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Sept 2A-Ai-
torney Henry Stoddard, representing
Horace Chlltenden. OF New YORK, as
signee for the benefit 81 the creditors OF
The estate az g. $. Hatch and +. X.
Hatch. which dh business under the firm
name OF a s. Hatch. today nl'd an ap-
plication in the superior Court 90 inter-
veue IN the suit Of Coils l.. hln,i s'yl
slppl Valley road.
The action pending IS 20 put the cor
pOratlOn in the hands OF receiver.
The suit brought hy the Hatch nrm Is 10
protect the stockholders Of the road.
The petitioners represent tnat they own
300 shares belonging 20 Hatch a co.
They also assert thAt the asr", %gi uf
rosd have be.n transferred 20 -. Hunt
ington. who Is non indebted 70 the com
pany fl0JO.pri. -.
The application says that an attempt
has been beam and is being conshni-
mated TO prevent the recovery 0t the
money.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Sept. "a
Weather Conditions; The barometer mas
risen I'm New England ana Middle At
lantic States and TO the west OF Montana
m has fallen In all other districts. \
depression OF considerable energy ~
North Dakota, whore the barometer =
unusually low. IL Is from 10 10 20 degre
cooler on tne Atlantic coast north ..
Virginia and IL Il about 10 degrees
warmer IN the Mississippi Valley west-
ward 10 the Rocky mountains The
weather In generally fair. but local
showers are reported from southern p2r-
lions OF Florida and Texas and AZ Norm
western Canadian stations. The iniich-
tions are that the weather Will continue
fair. with warmer 00utheriy. winds. IN
the central valleys and "a the Atentic
coast the weather VIII continvo Sais' Win
slight changes IN temperature.
For Virginia Generally fair; easteriy
10 sOutherly wirds
For North Carolina: Generally fair:
variable winds.
For South Carolina Fair: easterly q
southerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

t..i.4 .... lt.f.T.r Hf.f nrUef-
itlslih hhipla htil %" ,' .'''i .l9.. i1..
mann man, of ''1' chicaeo IS ny personal choice
-or f,i'irr. a Wt7.'I" oI '""'''''" H'''''
VII ,,hr. DE- sei.'' rn or,.t MANY norsons who
,ii ai ,i,io, ti,.t fbs Lig o.ht v,,l
are OF tH' vp.i'i, 'tH. &
never Dee ae,id'd Ior I'D, s'll'i''v ,,,i,-
son lnal n9ln nt.l,iS aiv an. oo.,,.''i,' r t,io
Nranglng about ulnes, lhti' are Nv"
things that VIII pf"pdhit nave 10 ne s
tled before ihe mon ,hlrr 'nr Illls, c...'' an"
the first one is the selection ol icIei. p,
in5I,lr.1 i'm bv BON parties ON Friday
and Saturday moruiuss. VIII De- 30 very
cr or not Fitzsimmons VIII get the '1l.-
EidoIosc0po Company for showing his
urpcrcuts and swings during the eight
"llfz' Will probably not get Do. ior zoe
Ncnlig. matchmaker of the club. told
both the mems managers on Saturday
that the club would Dot allow either man
90 receive 81 cent There ls one ihinf
certain and that is. DO these i"o on-
stacles are not removed there is sum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
coLoNnI BorhIN'S clNDrDicr.
Mr. cieveland's Consular Cisu Service
Moye Gives General satisfaction.
llMFs BUREAU,
WAsuiNGToN. September ~. 1895.

W WASHINGTON. september ~ l7Nl
Colonel Tazewen Elicit arrived here
this morning and went at once to the Of
flee Of Postmastcr-G General Wilson. with
whom he had an interview OF some
length. His visit was in the interest Of
Ar. H. H. Boykin as superintendent Of
the railway mail service. II was said
az tho department this afternoon that
Mr. Wilson had not decided upon the
matter yet. MIR. Lilbnrn Myers is also
in the city, and called upon second ~
sistant Postmast sr-Gencral Nelson thls
morning bon his own interest. being also
a candidate for this position.
There rs an expression of very general
satisfaction at the action OF Mr.. 'leFe-
land regarding the minor cOnsulships
His recent order acts TO a limited extent
as a civil service rule iu this department.
and will operate TO considerable extent 70
retain efficient men In the service, ana
i'm the future 90 insure "a competent class
of men for these positions. The Oniy
comment heard s that instead Of demand, d,
Ing am examination for the Offices paying
between - 900 and 5000. that be- should
have carried 10 further for as general
thing the cOstliest buudtrs are made
By alleged diplomats in higher circles
than The lOw-grade consulates.
fu addition tl the numerous marriages
from Richmond yesterday two more may
bee mentioned to-day. Mt Edward -.
MIR. Charles VI. Meyer 70 Miss Minnie
Krug. an Of Richmond.
There was one Virginia post-oiice
change to-day. A. AssawOman, Accomac
county. L. j. Corbin succeeds George Il.
NOrk. resigned.
Mr. Robert G.. Ould. of Richmond, IN
sp,ctOr OF customs. arrived in the city
yesterday and is registered AT the Hotel
Johnson
Hon. ". a. Little. Jr.. or rredoricks-
burg. is at the Shoreham.
Later this afternoon Colonel Elicit had
another Interview with Wilson and also
with Lnbun Myers. Colonel Elicit was
not disposed 10 discuss tho results. but
intimated that be- feared that unless me
two could como 10 some agreement IN
the presentation of only one name that
the appointment would 20 somewhere
else Mr. Boykin is now in Boston aui
Colonel Elicit and Mr. Myers LEFT for
Richmond tonight. Notnira viii b" done
at the Department for the present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
THE TWIN err BCDGET.
winston salem Takes Little stock In the
silver Convention-News Notes.

WINSTON-SALEM. y. c., Sept "a
special.-The Democrats and Republicans
Of Wiuston-salem are taking very little
stock lr Mr. Smiths silver convention. 10
be held In Raleigh tomorrow. The fact
Is. | have not heard Of a single man that
expects 20 attend.
4 series o. meetings Is In progress az
Centenary church this week. The pastor
In being assisted by Rev. W. NJ. Baghy,
of Greensboro. Evangelist Schoolneld, Of
Danville. closed a successful meeting al
North " lkesDOrO yesterday. Ta-I" We're
about hfty conversions
Sheriff Fulton, OF StOkes county, While
gathering apples on Saturday. fell from a
tree and broke his right arm. His VIII [
ioirt was also knocked out Of place.
Nr. g. deon George living near walnut
Cove LOST a fine barn cf tcfacco which
no was curing. Sunday afternoon. The
fire Is supposed 10 have originated from
"A defective liue.
The Methodists are arranging 10 build
q large and ,ands )me chlrch In West
Winston. At an informal meeting OF the
stewards of Centenary church sun lay, the
nostor was authorized 10 invite Bishop
Duncan. OF South Carolina. 20 Visit this
CITY between now and the conference 10
set the bali in mCtion.
A fine rally meeting for the WINSTON
SALEM Young Meas Christian Association
was held In the Presbyterian church sun
day afternoon. International Secretary
Anderson, OF Atlanta, made an admirable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
Corrected Reports.

CRANBERRY. \. g.. sept. H-spe
cial.-The newspaper reports of prepara
tions being made FOR large works being
opened here are TO certain extent mis-
takes. The company Is making prepa
ration TO commence work on very small
scale. and VIII not employ more thar
one hundred men. The report that the
g. /. a &. Co was making "A surve,
from Hampton. on the f.. T. and "
y. @. railroad. To "a mine. i4 "A mistake
The survey is being made. but hy The
South Watauga Improvement Company.
After seeing the railroad men, fnd
that tho report OF Cabell being shipped
from shell Creek i'm "A box is without
foundation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
munDrR or clrrdIN BErr1n.
His skull Crushed with Marline-spi he
by His Colored Mate.

WASHINGTON. Sept H.-Details OF the
murder ON the Potomac river briefly re-
ported this morning as received here
make the affair one of considerable afro
elts Tile schooner ON which the crime
was committed was the John a. Dixon,
under the command OF Captain Benjamin
r.. BeVcu OF Baltimore.
The vessel left Norfolk several days ago
with lumber consigned tO Frank LiObcy
a. Coz OF This city.
While the schooner was under way, "a
quarrel arose between the captain ana
c0ior,l mate, during which the captain
drew his gun on him. This angered inc
negro. and as the captain was coming
out OF fhe hatch he dealt him several
blows on the head with 1t marline-spikc.
The captain did not die for some time
after the fatal blows were struck. one of
the colOred men on the boat went 20 the
d5 irg man ana did everything ln his pow
er 90 save him.
The mate. after killing the captain.
remarked that he guessed he had better
yet out OF this. and packing ms yallse,
left in the schooncr's small boat Horace
f. JOhnsol. Of Baltimore. "a friend of me
murdered man. came oyer tO THIS city
this morning with an undertaken 10 take
charge Of the remains.
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Mining Operations Suspended.

TERRA HAUTE. IND, Sept. A.-There
il another suspension OF mining opera
lions in the clinton district, and the OPP
eratiyes have ordered the men 10 take
their tools. with the intentcn OF clos
ng the mines until the wages-scale ques-
tion is finally settled.
The operators wanted the men To work
ON the min-run basis. and they refused
10 DO 90.
There are about five hundred men in
the district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

OXFORD \. g.. Sept. Especial. 1t
Is stated here on good authority that the
oxford and Coast Line railroad. that is
now graded from oxford 10 the Durham
aud Northern railroad lire. will be iinisn-
ed and put in operation within the next
ninety days.
This road will he "A great benefit TO TINS
town. and will no doubt secure a lar"e
arlOunt Of business OF the place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

Nossrs. u. A. Arthur and Thomas G..
RufHn representing the twelve chapters
Of the Brotherhood of 81. Andrew Do
Richmond ana vicinity left last evening
at 1890 o'clock to attend the National
Convention OF the Brotherhood. whicn
will meet az Louisville BY. from Sep
temhcr 18th 90 24th Originally Judge
Lamb. of 81. James chapter. was citctcu
as 20 delegate but he being unable 20 go.
SIR. Arthur OF the same chapter VINO
was his alternate, decided 90 take ms
UInuf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday wrote 10
President Collier. OF the Atlanta ESposi-
ton. naming October pa as Nirglnid-bay.
Thc Chief Executive. on his visit 10 At
lanta. viii Dee accompanied by his stan
and "a party OF twenty-five or thirty ladies
ani gentlemen. The cadets OF thc Alr-
cinia Military Institute Wil act as es-
cort. and tho Fourth Regiment. Infantry.
OF Norfolk, viii leave for Atlanta me
same day. and arrive AT its dcstina-1n
bout the same hour as the gubernato-
rilI uArfV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
ISLAND or M.ID.fG.iScIR.
French Cabinet To Establish rrotectorate
over l..

PARIS, Sept 2i.-The Figaro says that
President Faure has summoned General
Desberdes to the Palace OF the Elysee
to confer with him In regard to the
military operations In Madagascar.
NJ. Granddier President OF the NADIA
gascar committee. has advised the Cab
met TO establish an effective protectorate
over the Island OF Madagascar totally de-
barring foreign Interference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
onJncr, 10 DrGEiDINe rnr r1Aa
4 Chicago Rabbi Pleads Against Making
the Emblem Too Common.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2i.-At the welcome
home banquet given 10 ex-Mayor HOP
kins. Rabbi Hirsch said:
I'VE are prepared 20 meet on the other
side of the ocean that scapegoat OF all
that is missed In American politics ana
cAllizaii0u-the ignorant foreigner
have been across the ocean several
times have always been on the look
out for that ignorant foreigner. lack
the Imagination. and could not find him.
Another thing that you must know when
YOU get across there is that there Is
nothing more horrid under Gods sun
than "A European Sabbath. II is a day
fuil ~ debauchery and reveIry. And
vet when you 30 TO Europe, with the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

Painter Drops thirty Feet and II I'm
pnied pom q Picket Pence.

SAVANNAH. GA, Sept. 2i.-John
Hodges. a painter. at work on a wall
thirty feet from the ground. was killed
to-day by the falling OF the platform upon
which he and another painter We're work
ink Hodges was lmpaled on Il barbed
iron picket fence. which pierced his body.
striking the heart Five inches of the
iron entered the mans body. and he was
held by the barbed so that 10 was with
difficulty that be Was lifted from the
fence Death was almost Instantaneous.
Charles Burnham. another painter, was
seriously injured.
The accident was due 20 the ropes
which held the platform being eaten by
acids used in washing the walls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
4 Sncce..lnl Re.nninn.

stonewal Jackson Camp. No. 59 Fra
toIual Legion. had "a reunion at New
Market Han on Monday evening. which
was attended by q large number OF mem
bers. and proved 10 Doe very enjoyable
affair. \ number Of speeches were made
and numerous songs were rendered 10y
those present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
Mnre Irni.hlr In OHM.

LONDON. sept IA dispatch TO the
peii. Man Gazette from shanghai says
he entire province OF Che-kiang has
again been placarded with anti-foreign
aud anti-Christian proclamauons, causing
much anxiety among forelgn residents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
Fi-,,i Lives Lost.

EscANABA. MICH, Sept. p During
The prevalence of Sunday nights gale the
schooner Charles r. WILLIAMS sank. All
on board are reported lost The crew con-
sisted OF Caotail llurf1n. Maggie Bon
nett tstcwardossl. rate. ana four sailors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
woRAD,s REcoRD BRoKEy.
The New York Central sma-hes il the
second Time.

SYRACUSE y. Y. Sept. 2+-The New
for fast time This morning a special.
consisting Of three coaches, drawn by
engine No. 800. left Albany az q o'clock
and arrived here az s.l2. making the
run-liS miles In ~ minutes. This
beats the worlds record for this distance.
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And Attorney General VIII Probably be
Askedif American Tobacco 60. il IA Trust.
CHICAGO. Sept 2t-rhe case against
the American Tobacco company, set FOR
hearing this morning before Judge ShO-
walter In the United states Circuit Court,
was postponed until next Tuesday. The
court will probably be asked 10 refer the
matter 10 The Attorney-General 10 decide
whether or not the company Is trust.
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Rac. nrclrreh NM.

NEW YORK. Sept 2t-The interna-
tional Yacht race between the half-raters
Ethel Wynn and Spruce ": was called
OF to-day for lack OF sufficient wind to
carry the boats over tie course within
the time limit