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RENEW THE FIGHT IN 1900.
Governor Altleld Gives Up the
Contest.
ADDRESS TO ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY
""'d standard sni Wni Forever bury
the fai-i"d f,rm Of That Curse"

chicago. November a.--Govcrnor Altgei,
cave out today q statement addressed t,
he democrats OF Illinois in which he says
Although defeated. l desire to thank 20,
Tor the loyal support you have given ne
and congratulate you upon the heroic
| fight you have Just made. Consider that
| only six months ago our great party Law
prostratc; 1t had been betrayed into the
hands OF stock iohbors and monopolists hy
president Cleveland. II had been robbed OF
everything democratic except the name: It
stood for no great principle: II was loaded
with political dcadhoads. yet IL cut loose
from the domination OF trusts and syndi e.
trayed II and again proclaimed democratic
principles and espousod the cause of toll -
Ing humanity 1t was confronted by ovory-
thing that money could buy. that Doodle
could debauch or that fear of starvation
could cocrcc. 1t WAS confronted by n COM
bination OF forces such as had never been
united before and could probably never be
united again. and worse still. the time was
too short to educate tho public. While we
are defeated. The party is more vigorous
and In better condition generally than Vt
has been for third OF century We have
dug the grave of the British gold standard
one more campaiLn of education viii for
ever bury the palsicd form of that curse
which has blighted prosperity and the hap.
pinoss of mankind. We may assume that
the coming administration will be con
trolled by the men who have been so prom
inent in securing this election. ! believe
that at the next general election the pco-
Pile Will reverse the decision of yesterday,
for the return of prosperity viii not come
as promised Il was the great common
people Of America, an! not the rich. who
saved our institutions IN 1861. and it viii
devolve upon the great common people ,of
this country TO save free government in
1900.
chicago. NJ. November 1.-Two hundred |
policemen stopped the BRYAN procession |
tonight because Of lta having no permit |
rom tn" chtcf Of police. The police used |
hubs freely ana smashed many heads
An hour later news came to Chairman /
lones that Michigan had gone republican.
rhon Chairman Edminston wired frcm
Nest virginia thar twcn.y-throe countie.
lad been heard from and that the rcpub-
icats would carry tho state by 1000.
fe" momcnis later reports from Cali
oinla showed that State lost 10y 1cON
Though we get lniinna. This reducos the
ienocrntlc vote to 2od, or IS less than a
majority There is no possible place from
N.I
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Lnrcdo.-Complote election returns from
Webb and E1cina counties including the
city Of Laredo. give the following major
ity. Mckinley 9iG Kcarby 66S, Grass 923
San Antonio Total rotrrns roHe'yed
from the Eleventh district give Kleherg
6o5i Grass 5oSG; Smith 1927 Klnberc's
plurality in district viii be between 5000
and 5000.
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MARRIED AT nUNTsvILLn.

Huntsville, Texas. November 4.---Mr. ".
u. Blalock and Miss Robbie Bush were
married al the Presbyterian church tonight
by Rev w. l.. Kennedy, and left for AUS
Tin and Waco on a bridal tour.
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GONZALES

s ,sa ana I wai.osa and d scwall received
IN ln. 80, Kearby' 1 1ao 50 Mckinley So;
p,b; s, 'S''g 'nsR3 80 4lIsp
ssay Is i i ,taS vote pollea in Con.
s,' 2. soun,y s'S9 ca,b saa sg VA
|.s,,,lsy REP cse shelburno Dem )
/ S, ,e Hin wv, " Allen CPopJ i775
ssseap 1 las ,sis spo ones B Rysq
|sy "a. save th nv County officers
sAd two con, me- e, treasurer. countg
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COJfvrIrs

san Antonio Specials received from
cameron, Hidalgo and Starr counties state
mat hlebers has carried those counties by
big majorities
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THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.


Seymour-Rlyior county gives: Bryan
and Sowall $685. Bryan and Watson "a; Nc
Kinley "A. Culbers0n 563; Koarby %. Con-
FRESHMAN Democrat 34i republican I4I.
Stage senate Democrat 374, populist l12.
esentative-Domocrat 349i populst 1856.
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COLORADO

nd Va Bryan and scwall 1872,
n 4. ,kearb, 2s7, conrre SS' enl-
ID, shswiey $40. state senate
\ ~. seydler 800. Represont, LII
|E.sonD t :, and scwan 2l7. nrya,
I,srs ua j, y Mckinley 81. cGib nlyon
y IA. Nv ~ Congress-SbeIb,,rnna,i oor
Fydlsr s Sa'eh ~. State senato~I5.rr
ks an, 90 ~ King "a. Reprcsop,atiyn
knbu,N T rta'th 2l2 Neal &C.
IA as follows: pc l 'ne oox at this
(tculbaaraa.aS' populist is; gold demo .
kShelh,rn'ss on Sd6; kearby ie5. Can.
ts,or-Ker,- sS Hawlcy 1876; Allen
|ssric,~c,rsoee Forty-third represent
2S3; Smith 4iG, %eal
81 Dennis 7s5. Distyie SiN ,n5 Pictorial
~ cour,,,o on, District attorney
n liz, 0uS my tudge-Mansfi"i1' ', sol
EdilebrooLe ouhty attornoy-Gregcry
4 sharn osO. District clertFNy
aerit,p County clerk inuNy-
iS9; Shropshire Soo
~. rs unison a l73; HIghtowcr ia IA.
NJ, 10 HsSu1ty trcasur @rnI1 toa' ny BY
h Of the n sartchell 2OG, Garner tx tx
n.
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,osToN DAILY POST THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 3 1see

s sae. watson SO; Mckinley 15s: Cu,berson
sa., Nearby 22l. Congress. Kleberg dem.
a., uIass' rep. 22l. State senate. Linn
a ,.a l'S; Representative. BAILEY. dem.
lou: Franklin. bop. 2ss. Ne''''
wilma. nlna-bryan and sewall ESQ: Bryan and
akearby 5ii: kleberg 265: Grass .oS,
Smith 1863 MASS 1Vo'
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New Braunlcls- Comnl county. IS out of
~ precincts rTes Cnlherson 1857; kearDy
l27; Noonan 1910; Slayden 265.
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WISE.

Award Bryan and ,,ewall GIG; Bryan
md Watson 1893; Mckinley 80; culberson
2l5. Kearby 251 Congressman. STEPHENS,
dem, 2G2: Bentley. 243- state senate. Ter
rell. 6i0: Evans, pop. 3l5, Representative,
Crawford, dem, 2i5; Foster, pop, 25l.
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UNALDE.

= wade uvalde county complete gives.
ntyan oG5, Mckinley AS; Culberson 55i !;
kearby iJ4 kloberg AIS. Grass 4S7.
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Ganado-Pryan and Sewal n; Bryan
nnd Watson %; Mckinley -, CuIberson "a:
Koarby ~. Congress. Kleberg. dern., 6l
Grass. rem. ~; Smith. pop. 81. state
senate, Linn. dem. 1856: Damron' pom,
~. Representative Mcfarland, dem, 90;
Frazier. rep, 20: Thurman. pop. 49,
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BRAzopr,

as,sss' NE 10, vote Tssi in this prec,Do,
\ iISl s lsl; ke,rrsasl Palmer s and Buck aUs
|apss,,. sshslsarne'I1yy y. goo, Congress Congress-
ii T. ( Ltsssla ailSn 4: Linn
Fisa. ~ county Judge to conn
/ I'd Watson s 81, S,, and Sew
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Bryan and sewall G56 Bryan and Wat
son 5l2; Mckinley 10 Culberson COS; Kear.
by 5Sl Congrcssman-Stop COS Bent
ley 56f. State senate--Tlilctt G5S: Bryant
56s Rcpresentatlye--Berry G6i Kinchen
55S,
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Fort Davis Three precincts give Gull
berson 81, Kearby GS. For congress,
: lay den 81 Noouan l0l.
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resentative--o T. Maxwell 1872: ]. ". Bar
ron. 2i2.
Rising Star-Hryan aud Sewall 49,: I,,,an
ana Watson ZIG, Mckinley 10. Culbcrson
ies; kearby 1ia Congressmau--s,orhcns
l9'; Bentley III, State senate--Iille,l lva
biyant ll6. Representative--Ma Maxwell lsi !;
Barron ll3.
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VICTORIA.

Nictoria-Th. county complete with one
precinct to hear from gives: Mckinley
rs; Bryan SoS; Palmer "a: Culberson Sl1;
kearby 1884; Kloborg rs; Grass 1855 The
missing precinct is to republican and
casts about $50 votes
Nictor'a-R Returns 80 far received ind,-
cate the election of the following county
officers County Judge. ]. L. Dupree: coun-
~ attorney, George NJ. Thurmond: district
clerk. J. j. Jones, county clerk, A. Klein;
sheriff very close between Sullivan and
calendar, with chances favoring the lat
'er tax assessor, w p. Stafford; treas
urer c. A. Leuchner; county surveyor. NJ.
STUART; commissioner precinct No /. r. u.
Wood justice of the peace precinct No. /.
Joseph Woodhouse: constable. Frank
Polka, Jr Grimes. for district jutee will
have 500 TO COO plurality IN county. Van
donhergc's majority for district attorney
VIII be nearly 1900 Linn dem. for tho
senate, polls practically the entire vote of
nc county and will have 5000 majority
McFarland' dem. for the legislature, car
ries the county from present. indications by
small plurality
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CALLAHAN

baird-Bryan ana Sowall 2lo. Bryan and
Watson 49, Mckinley rs. Culberson s0s
kearby 60. Congressman--step .0s :,
BENTLEY &c -S''
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Eastland bryan and sewell eos Bryan
Isi. Eearby 2Oi Congressman-John II.
Stenhens 1877: II. Bentley 204. State senate
HI. A. Tillett 1872; S. A. Bryant 2o7 I.ep-
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STARR.

NO Grande City.-Roma precinct gives
culpeFson 800 kearby IA Klebcrg 2G5 !.
nrass l"s. lagrulia precincts gives Culber-
son loi' kearby 56; kleberg IO4; Grass IS
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WILSON

Flcresvile--Twolve voting precincts o.
Wilson county. six boxes 10 hear from.
give; Bryan and sewall 1910; Bryan ana
Watson 2s9: Mckinley 1873; Culberson SO;
Kearby s25. Congress, Kleberg, dem, '2i'
Smith. pop. 1859: Grass, rep. 10.
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NUECES

Alice. --culberson 192; Kearby 80. Con.
sressnlan' kiehers 1874: Grass 81.
No,pus hristi.--Nuccos county gives all
majority 70
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KINNEY

Bracsottsvlle, -Culherson l22; kearby
is7, S!ayden i'll; Noonan 5li,
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DALLAM.

Texllne-Bryan and Sewall 80; Mckinley
7. Culberson SO, Kearby Z. Congressman
stephens 81; Bentley -. state senaie-Goss
Al; walters 7. Representative-Smith 81;
Sloan I.
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nEN'ITT

Incomplete, this (DeWitD county
gives Bryan and Sewall 1885; Bryan ana
Watson PSI; Mckinley lill; culhersoh
40; Kearby 1870; Kleberg tdemD, Tor con +.
gress, 1916: Grass 1172; Grimes. district
Judge, 1896: Wilson 976.
yoakum-Bryan and Sewall 1T; Bryan
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FRO.

learsall-Bryan and sewall 500, prva,
anu watson AZ; Mckinley 1O4: Cuberson
~ f%s, raimer and Buckner s; Kearby $50
ZOO. S hieberg, dem. 452; Grass. rep.
dem. 45s; Damron. pom. 900 Renresan, 'n'
tive Jones. dem. 1885, Saaton NON 10
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euns A conc IL ONE nay

take Laxative Brono Qu.n!ne Tablets
10 cure. 25c.
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Cuiperson "a; kearby 10. Congress sh..,.
pu,iIe o. Hawiey 10. Senate-~Iinn "A
Wilkerson .. 'es 90
,Angieton-Results here: BRYAN and Sow.
all 90; Bryan and Watson 4. Mc,tinjov ~,
ouiberson 81; konrby ~. conerras-Nsbei.
purne "a; Hawley 3i Allen II, sena,e
Linn Ti Robertson 30. Representative
Hensiey %; Wilkcrson 80; Bryan /.
sealy Bryan and Sewail received
1vs, Bryan and Watson 49,; Mckinley iii.
ouinerson 253; kearby 49, Congress
aheipurne l66; Hawley 80; Allen II. SEN
a.,e-Morohey 2i7; Burns 100. Represent
'e-Lahghammer III: Lotto 1855.
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a, ~ polled In the coun.,' wi
i Ut VIZ ~ 50; sheIburne 2i3: Haw,
ra ~; h. s,son IS; Linn 2So; billiard
IS; Rooe ~ rolored vote went almost
Hsrseley ~ .,,c in this precinct, other
kdly derlocis'n seroes In the majority
slncts vne e. siye republican majorities.
GALVESTON.
49,. posults are Bryan and
Ngae wy and Watson 81 Mckinley
ball "; Dl'aeI "a. Kearby IS. Congress
, su,Dss IS; Hawley 40; s1a'e p sen
le0l TIM iDem) 50; W. a. nopersuh
as.H Miller tPop.) 20, hepr,sen.-
spl y Gilbough tDeln,) 60, +. ~
t-f ,u.n, 20; E. A. Hawkins Popo 90.
fs 'n = ..yiys,ton--This has been quiet
erm '- nil vote polled in this 'the
Fton' a ,u Bryan and Sewall %;
sa'a IA Watson 8, Mckinley ana hobart
:, c, No. "A; Kearby a shelpurne 10;
I ,.n 20: Gillaspie u; Mcdaniel -.
veg ,,,or--John f. Linn 26 w. II.
ss's g. Henry Miller 8. Representa-
s' n.vsips Il; Gilbough Fl; Niblo u;
LA
y nj, here resulted. For district
e N. Stewart, district clerk, Alex
n county Judge. Morgan Mann 10,
! r,.ev 10; county clerk, George II.
= county attorney, Brad Hand
,hsriT Henry Thomas; tax collector,
tohnson: tax assessor. r. Nice. Mich
.,..,urer. James s Waters Amend
.r,,c,s a section .. was carried,
~, ~ article 7. section 4, was lost
..a ro,Iod 40
wy a, N o'clock about half the
s. h.a renorted but not half the
w y. isrcest ward being vet to Lear
~ oonn, Mt that hour was Demo-
i..,ors l5lS; republican 1867; popu-
= Vulp9,son ,u,' s,atn ,icket ltin.
" W W ., uu.vI tsno. uowIov t4iS. Al
4. I n,,,osrio ,e,7. Mcdaniel oi5
y ~. ' nonp,ness linn for state sen-
v i ,,,r r and Gilbaugh for lerisln-
a,.d handsomely Henry Thomas.
Law county clerk, Edward ID.
,rntv attorney, Waters. treasurer,
sIs surveyor; r. II. Barry and Tim
N,ices Of the peace, are believed TO
ts,a For tax collector the race is
htveen Workman. the present in
I'M and f. l.. Fulton. NJ. NJ. Mann
Edwin Eastey, for county Judge, and
NcNchols and Walter Hanscomb,
III assessor, are running neck and
lyston--At midnight no additional re
I. hsd heen received and DrOsDcctS
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FORT BEND.

Total vote $40.
fuisnear.- Bryan and Sewall 1nc; McKin.
ley 81 Cllbersen 247; Kearby 3. CON.
sressman, shelburne, dem. l0S; uawley
rep III; Allen. pop. g. State senator
Moloney' den., 1903, Burns, rep, All. Rem
re5eh,ative Moore dem. $40.
an and Watson 2: Mckinley 3Ob f,rlheraor
90; keafby q. Congressman sbelburne,
Gem: $50: Hawley, rep, 800; Allen. pop,
30 state senate. Moroney. dem. 22o.
burns rep, 800. Representative, Moore
dem, $50. -
kichmond.-Fort Bend county will give
Euioerson over 200 majority over Kearby,
iiaWley carried the county by large ma
gorlty' All the populist ticket, except
Kearby. carried the county by large ma
jorities.
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REPUBLICAN SUMMARY.

TWO Hundred and Sixty Four Votes
Claimed rs Sure for Mckinley
chicago November mir Henry G..
Paync, OF the republican National COM
mittee. In charge of the Chicago headquar-
ters' In the absence of Mr.. Hanna. issued
the following;
Considering the wild rumors which are
peihs circulated throughout the country.
we deem II proper and advisable To state
the result OF the election as Indicated by
the returns reported to the Associntod
fress ana confirmed by kilograms to this
oni1o RON the chalrmen OF the several
state committees and ale members M thn
national committee IN the several States.
Mchihiey has carried without a doubt n
suhicient number of States so that the
,o'p III the electoral college will not be
less than 204. These States nrc mo fol-
loving with the electoral vote of each
~. Vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-25
NEW NORM ron NORFOLK.
a Charter Granted by Judge HanckeI TO
Well Known Mem

NOkfOLk, VA. July 2A-SpeciaL-Tha
scneme FOR a new and magnificent hotel
70 be erected in this city. took tangible
shape to-day when Judge Hanckel granted
a charter 10 the Monticello Realty Com
pany the object OF which is 10 build n
hotel IN this city 10 engage In business
or managing and conducting. or running
such hotel and to lease. sell OF otherwise
dispose OF the same, also 20 deal In all
sorts Of property IN Virginia and else
where.
The capital stock 10 to be not less than
$4,000 or not more than $4,000, deyided
INTO shares OF 500 each
The amount OF real estate TO be ovned
by the company Is not % exceed ono hum
dred acres az any one time. The officers
FOR the first year are "a follows. ID. Low
enberg president; I. r. Baueutlne. vice.
prsident' c. w. Grandy. secretary. and
treasurer
Directors-C-ldwell Hardy, Norfolk;
Joseph y. Sanford. Jersey city. y. J..
Sylvanus Stokes. Baltimore. Nd. together
with the president. vice-prsident, and sec
rotary and treasurer OF the company. who
shall be directors ex -officlo.
Mr. Stokes one Of the directors. Is pro-
prietor OF the Eutaw House. Baltimore.
and is the prime mover In this scheme
and CRANKY street, an eight-story hotel
with all modern improvements. which
will cost at least 10000.
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4 Colored Man Wins for Chairman-The
neIernfes Inairncied for Hoge.

4 (olored Man Wins for thairinGn-Jhe
Delegates Instructed for Hoge.
BEDFORD CITY, VA. July 2i-Spe-
c4aL-Iha Republicans Oh Bedford mad a
lovely meeting here to-day. The meet
ing was held behind closed doors. the
members Of the press being excluded The
object OF the gathering was 10 appoint
delegates 90 the Republican Convention
which meets IN Lynohbure. July 30th 10
nominate candidate for Congress.
The han was crowded. rhe colored ele-
ment being largely in the majority.
J. ". Bond. county chairman. called
the house 10 order and nominated
Frank Smith for chairman. The
name OF John Buford lcoloredj was also
placed IN nomination, and the coloreI
man was elected by about Is 10 I.
There was a spirited factional fight
on hand Tor the county craftsmanship.
and for some days the leaders Of the
party had been working up the rank and
file In the interest OF Floyd Gray. who
was elected over ]. ". Bond by a largo
majority. Mr. Bond had occupied the
position FOR several years, and this OPP
position had been brewing among the
colored voters Tor some time past
W. IT. Afosby was named as district
committeeman. The delegates a major
itv OF whom are colorcd. were Instructed
for j. Hampton Hoge. A resolution was
adopted endorsing the Republican plat
form. and pledaiug support 70 the Re-
nubicau nominees.
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uY. srEyEss, sCMHgK NOME.
A small Dog saves 70 Drowning Cns'"s

LEXINGTON, July Especial. Gene
ral-sIanagcr q. W. stevens, Of the Ches-
apcake and ohio railway system, has Sc
cured tho summer home OF General fitx-
hugh Lee now Consul. General to Cuba. az
Glasgow. near tho Natural Bridge station.
in this county. for his summer residence.
and has located his family there Inc
place has been much improved. ana
number of attractive changes made, wpich
give 10 the place additional picturesque at
tractivencss and which make The place
an IDEAL mountain summer home. mum
Der of friends from a distance are guests
there for the season
Professor Charles A. Graves. OF WASH
ington and Lee University. with ms "hss
has safely arrived In England. ana VIII
make a tour OF that historic country. also
Scotland and France.
Thp Circuit Court. in special session this
week. took up the sale OF the properly
of Mr. J. ID. Anderson. for continuation
The handsome residence which had been
knocked out 70 the Methodist for a par
sonage. at 5000. received an upset oio o.
$3.50 from the Bank or Bnena VISTA anu
as the church people did not an'an'e
their bid, the sale was confirmed 10 the
bank.
The pulpit or falllhs-Spf"SS
terrain church. IN the county. Is vacant.
by reason OF the resignation OF It's FORMER
pastor, Rev. ID. G. Waller, VINO mas ac-
cepted and entered upon MS c"ue- aS
pastor OF the church at Marion va. ins
church has one Of the largest weai."''s''
ana most influential congregations Ina the
Shenandoah Valley Next Sunday there
WI he a meeting OF the congregation Tor
tho purpose OF calling a pastor on that
day Rev. L. w Irwin, OF Iron Gate VIII
IN the pulpit. g.. ,
A small dog belonging TO Nr. W. r.
Hayslett. living near here saved the iifo
Of Mr.. Hayslett's one-year-old boy when
had strayed from the house and failen
I'm the creek nearby The dog gave the
alarm by barking and the mother ot 'ne
child went 10 the rescue just In time 70
save the little one.
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stFELY LoDGED ~ JAIL.
4 Notorious Character saved From TIA
v.rre,nc- Of INDIGNANT Citizens

Notorious Character saved From the
Vengeance % Indignant Citizens.
CRAB BOTTOM. VA. July 4.-Spocial.
Dice Rerroad 4 notorious character,
living near Monterey attempted an as
sault on the seven-year-od daughter OF
Mr.. william Wooks. or Saturday last.
After q desperate struggle the tend was
lodged I'm jail soon afterwards 20 await
his trial on Tuesday next. Indignation
ran high for while. and lynching was
talked Of Saturday night, but all is quiet
AT present.
Mr.. Perle Miles. OF Louisiana, is visit
ing Miss Eiva Jones. al Doc Hi.
Mr.. d. V. Ruckman, one Of our largest
cattle brokers. was here last week look
ing az different lots OF cattle making pur-
cha~es.
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BtsE.BALI IN CHARLES err.
The Question Of License for the Sale OF
Orange Cider.

CHARLES CITY c. II. VA. July IL
The Court house and Diaskan clubs cross
ed bats ut Providence Forge on tne io."
instant. The Courthouse club lost the
game bv a score OF 10 to o. Three OF tho
Courthouse clubs best players were not
present. 49,
Judge waddil and wife, were In the
county last week.
Mrs. Lee Jackson ard daughter Oh
Hartford. Conn. are visiting friends ana
relatives IN the county after an absence
OF twenty-five years.
II. y. New and wife and MISS MINNIE
Hamilton. OF Richmond. paid relatives
flying visit IN this county.
Judge 7. II. Wilcox and famiy OF
Norfolk are at Bellair
have been requested to ask through
your columns II merchants who take no
license 10 sell spirits. have a right 20 sell
Orange cider without procuring one.
The attention OF the grand jury Is call
"a TO tho above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-25
TREASURY ooLD RESERVE.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July H.-The
treasury gold reserve tonight stands.
with offers made and accepted AZ about
Sill. 100000. The actual official figures
are Sio3. GSs .i7Q The days Withdrawals
for boarding purposes were SSi2.50o There
are no Withdrawals reported for export.
So far about ST. 10000 in gold rendered
by New York hanks have been taken
up" IN the treasury cash and about
500 600. as far Us known here. remains
% be- taken UP. Other cities were heard
from to-day, and the following tenders
OF gold were ccepted: Chicago. S2.5oo.op.
Philadelphia. 81 600 900: Boston. 100000
In every case either greeubacks or Sher-
man notes arc demanded and given for
the gold so deposited Both classes or
notes are gold demand obligations. In
few instances and for small amounts.
those who have offered gold have asked
for the new one-dollar silver certificate
Just issued. This new note IS OF an unique
design and very attractive IN appearance.