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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26
THE GREAT FOOTBALL GAME
Virginia and North Carolina Will Battle
for the Championship.
A HARD CONTEST Hay Be EXPECTED.
Virginia Will Probably Win, But she VIII
Have No Walkover-Both Teams Are
Hcre-1bc Men Are i'm Good Con
dition-News About the Game.

Promptly at ? o'clock this afternoon
tho referees whistle will sounc. and the
annual football game between the Uni
yersty of Virginia and the University OF
North Carolina Will be played for the
championship Of the South.
The West-End Park will be the scene
Of the struggle between the two fac
tions Of grdiron warriors.
Both teams arrived in the city last
evening and established their headquar-
ters az the jefferson.
Tho North Carolina boys were the
first to get here. They reached the city
an Gao o'clock, in charge Of Coach john
son. of Princeton.
University got in az 7:4j o'clock. Coach
Bergen. also Of Princeton. had the "Ii-
gers" under his care. About fifty stu
dents came down from Charlottesville
with the team. The "Tarheels' were
attended by only a few Of their college
svmpathizers. Both teams as soon as
thcv reached tho jefferson were given
a GOOD. substantial supper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26
Thc RehrIne sen Comml.,Inn

VICTORIA. B. c.. Nov. 2J.-The OPEN
ing Of the Bchring Sea Claims Commls-
sion witnessed some preliminary fencing
between Hon. j. g.. Peters. Senior British
counsel. and Hon. Don n. Dickinson.
senior counsel for the United State.
Formal PROCEEDINGS were opened. and
Chandler j.. Anderson of New York. was
chosen secretary The rules Of prOce-
durc were tlen taken up. Both sides
agreed on ail hut one. ard here tiry
were dilmetrcaiiy opposed. Mr.. Peters
wanted the Canadian claims dealt with
singiy. but 20 this Mr.. Dickinson strong
Iy objected. arguing that the British sell-
er- should prt in ail their claims and
then the United states aufhOufies would
submit their defence NJ San Francisco.
Mr. Peters replied that II might not
De necessary 20 sit AZ San Francisco.
Tho point was finally settled in favor
Of tho British contention. Slxteen Hri-
tish cl1ims. ''ith n total Of $50 800. and
with intereri added. from tho time of
seizure. vert filed yesterday and ten
more Will foil s. to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

NEW YORK. NOv. 2j-While Miss II.
a. Arents. OF Richmond. Va. was shop
pins ln Dutton's bookstore. Twenty
third street. near tifth ayenIs. about 4
O'Clock this afternoon. saIeswoman saw
George Brown OF New Brunswick. -.
D.. remove pockctbo0k from Miss Ar
clts' satchoL She gave the alarm. and
Brown tried to replace the purse lie
was prevented hy "a l0orwaIkcr and ar
rested by 900 officer. The purse contained
$3.50. and Brown was charged with grand
larceny in jefferson Market Court
Tie made a pitable plea of poverty and
hunger. His appearance heliod this. he
was attircd in % stylish suit OF expensive
goods and wore a. costly ogcrcoat. lie
carried an irory-handicd silk umbrella
that anyone would suppose "a p1HnbrOker
would have advanced 81 on willingly RE
wore eoid-rimmed spcctaclcs. and seemed
10 De man OF education and refinement.
Magistrate Simms committed the de-
fendant in 1000 bail 10 answer.
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VOL IO-NEW SERIES. NO. 2i7.

cnd Tho Governor Of ovorr state IN
tho Union will appoint. n be has not al
ready done so. some delegates. ana repre-
scntatiycs from every tohacco-sioW OWING
State in the Union viii be present.
Nr Williams g. daily in rccc pt OF let
tcrs from tobacco mcn from all paris OF
tho country. who VIII attend whether
fney are delegates or not
Tho convention is being Thoroughly adj
vCftlged in an the tobacco journals, ana
81 arcusing a far grentcr interest than
WIS anticipated by those most fanguino.
J. now looks as if there would be- at
losst 900 delegates and visitors present
fiCm outside the State. IN addition 10
Oh every county in FLORIDA wi! send
delegates.
Tho Ocala Board OF TRADE is making
Preparations 90 entertain. one result Of
the convention viii be TO place Iromi-
ncutly before the growers of the country
TIN adaptabi.ity OF Florida fof tobacco
o. all kinds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATS.
A Banquet Of National Character viii
Be Held On January 9Th,
AUyIVERClRYOF JACKSOES BIRTHDAY
Prominent Members OF the Party HOLD
Conference in Des Moines and De
eide TO Maintain the organ
ization in Iowa.

CHICAGO. Nov 25.-At a meeting OF
prominent members or the National
Democratic party in this city held at
the Palmer House tonight IL was decided
TO make arrangements FOR banquet OF
national character to be held January 9th'
the anniversary OF Andrew Jscksons
birthday.
It Is proposed 20 have among the guests
OF honor Senator Palmer, General Buck
nor. Ex-Governor Roswell =. Flower and
other leaders in tho gold Democratic
movement
TO KEEP THE ORGANIZATION.
DIES MONIES. Nov 25.-Prominent
members on the National Democratic
party of Iowa held conference hero
to-day at which it was determined 40
maintain the organization
The present State Central Committee
was continued, and headquarters will be
kept open in Des Moines.
II was decided TO adopt an address
70 the Democrats of tho State without
regard 10 fractional differences 81 the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

WHERE TIE FOOTBALL IA-iI- ID iA
wllk-oycr to-day. But to-day con'e-.
will decide Sc al for both teams Mill
battle manfuily, and it viii not take long
20 learn whicn team is composed oi '''
better football players.
n IS needless 90 say that society VIII,
90. usual. lend her gracious presence t9
the contest. and the wcil-dresscd men ana
women who viii witness thc game VIII
add much 20 the occasion
THE COLIlGE SONGS.
The followers OF tle Tigers have for
"a long time been pnctio.rg "a number OF
SONGS which they "il sing to-day "lin
view OF cncouraEius the team. -Ae lDi-
lowing are among some of those which
viii Dee heard.
(Air. Just Tel Them That You Saw MeJ
While sffOllll. ono Thanks kstiFihg-Day,
About cid Richmond town.
After the football struggle OF the day
1 saw man who -hfluk from Inc in
whom 1 recognized
The cantain Of the Iarhccis. SO they say.
"Is that you Wright I said to him,
Ie quickly turned away.
Don't turn away, for I'm not 'sandoW
Moore.
Tomorrow l am going back 20 dear old
Ia like to know why you can never
score?
Chorus:
"Just tcn them that YOU saw us,
And that we saw the bail.
But when we saw it. seeing 10 was an.
Touch-downs were made so fast to-day.
and goals were kicked besides.
We had to watch 10 see the ball az all
n W. Blair.
lAir. Then Give Us Drink Barteuder)
Lear tae track. for the boys are comlne.
ttlo wear fho Or.r-e and the Blue.
They're here o. snow Ola Carolina
t,-t.+ k-'-...i.,. t..rn ,.r III,
W. .'al i'1i.iI" .''.' 1'.'' ~
4AeH Iiay last a-'- '--l" N441liid' b "-
gina,
Keep Oh pilns up The score,
And do Up old Carolina, Carolina,
As you've always done before.
go, .,...,,- In. i.,.s
-"''' '''.'' XXX. ....t .t.t. ,..t.
w. 'D-'' ''.,' '' '---'- N-'
III 'hty bel l.e u't" Doss'
Break through ana uo"h tNem IN tnelr
tracks,
Then play fast and hard Virginia, Nir-
cinia.
Keen ON uiling uu the score.
.,l ~. ,,.. ala G,..rofIf. r.-,ff-.
a.. - ~ d.,re to,,r,
80 30" VIC 1i""'0 N'''- "0''','
u Lyman.
'Air; on Ihcle JoAn)
Oh. Chapel Hid.
Can't Won Ia.r Nfrefrfa2
oh Chanel Hu
s,ntf ,.o., ...o,.. .t auo
ob Ch9rof nm
D-'' N""pci A4'4'
n1faly tAlnA ll 81 ll You,
You gained an inrn, now Try again,
Next time you'll Jose tle ball
r. T.. Cooke and }. NJ. Townsend
80 ' - ~ ~ tt..,.i 20 .4s'-A-f.
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FINDLAY. ONO, Nov. 2.-Lieuten-
ants Tlllman and Lafferty and Timothy
shafer of Company A. Second Regiment.
Ohio National Guard. left to-day Tor
Tampa, Fla, 70 Join AZ expedition for
Cuba. II is understood that for some
time Cuban agent has been oniifting
members o. the National Guard of this
State. and that few men viii 20 from
regiment. all OK whom age under or
gers 10 report at Tampa The two oi'i-
Gers from here arc woll supplied With
money
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

4 Renewal of Issues Expected-Outstand-
ing Certificates.


ing Certificates.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-Assistant
Secretary Curtis has been i'm New YORK
Two days. but viii be at his desk again
Friday. No information is obtainable
at the Department as TO the cause OF
.is visit TO New York. but it is be-
ACvtd TO De IN connection with the pro-
posed renewal of the issuance OF gold
certificates. 10 was generally understood
20 the Department that upon the return
of the Assistant Secretary. Secretary
Carlisle would issue an order permit
ting The resumption of this practice. DE
having authority under the act OF july
l2. lh,2 to- stop the issue OF gold GER
tncatos whenever the reserve fen be-
.Ow tho one hundred million mark. The
cessation OF this issue has happened
frequently during the past four years,
but 10 is now believed that the ordinary
course of business viii not interfere with
q practice that has been found conve-
nieut FOR the banking institutions OF the
country. and particularly Tor those m
the large cities
There has been no stable gold balance
since 1893 When Secretary Carlisle took
hold OF the Treasury. in March. 1898
there were Sil600ONo OF gold certificates
outstandng. bur thoy have been steadily
withdrawn. When the first suspension
Of the issue OF gold certificates occurred
there were Sli400.o,0 outstanding. mis-
happened I'm April 1893. After the sale
OF bonds. the gold reserve was rccoupcd,
but only temporarily. ON two differ
ent occasions. the issue OF gold cerun-
Gates was resumed but 30 was stopped
al both times within two or three DAYS
after the order was made permitting
them. Then the Secretary decided not
20 again direct their issue until the ball
ance was stable. and devoid Of Tho nuctu-
ations that had marked II through
period Of many months.
To-day the outstanding gold certificates
aggregate only S395,S.l5s The issue pro-
posed consists of denominations of 5000
and $1,000. and will be issued to sncn
persons az deposit the gold in the Treas
ury upon which they are issued. These
issues are largely used by banks as
part OF their reserve funds ana enable
them 90 carry q large amount oi me
equivalent of gold without the hnlk OF
the article itself and without the at
tcndant losses. by abrasion. etc.
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clELrD 10 rnE MiNISTEY.
Tho Singular Ceremony by when VIC
aIcunonites Choose a Preacher.

4 notable ceremony took place nc Mei-
ll gor's Mennonite Meetns-liouse ln Lan-
caster tpal township, q few Gays eto'
attendant urou the election OF d eleul.@
minister Tho immense crowd began ar
rivin- az break OF day. IN oFdei 10 pi,
cure seats i'm the church, ana we es''
l4d not been mp an hour before tne eti-
flos was packed 20 the walls ot l.'
thrcug although the services uln pos
begin an much later. Vhey Wcte conc ulD.-
cd bv Bishops Isaac EDy anu Aiia'l'"
Hi-s6r and Row. John X. Brubakcf.
The manner OF procedure Is eNeee,aii.s.y
interesting and unique Any memoer on
the congregation has the privilege 'i
nominating n candidate, which mus ne
done hv a secret written ballot fout-
teen names were presented aa canoliAl. =.
Fourtccn Bibles were then presented. ana
a piece Of paper placed between tne pAt'o
~ ono unobservol hy the candidate. '..cn
afterwards selecting Bible. lN. l'l-,9,n
choosing the volume cont unint tNe SUD
of papcr g. the one who is called 20 tlr
ministry. Sanford Lands drew tne il1ie
containing the paper, and no was lnin.
diafelv ordained By the solemn services
of tho Church. Mr. Lands is young
man. about 2S years old. and is q wet
known farmer of Iasl iampeier town
ship.
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that Virriula will win. and several wagers
yyero made 10 that effect last night. The
Carolina eunporfers are asking for ODDS
OF two fo one. but not many bets OF this
KIND are beinr placed. The more onthu-
sissffc supporters OF the Tigers seem
10 think that the ''Tarheeis' VIII not
score. and I'm some Instances where they
have been given odds they have made
even bets % this erect.
About thrao hundred students from the
University OF Virginia will reach the
city this morning, ana then The fan VIII
begin.
A LARGE CROWD EXPECTED.
About six thousand persons viii prob
ably witness the game, and two thousand
Of this number Will come from outside
the city. 4 number of people will come
from various points I'm North Carolina.
A spoolal train from Norfolk. Va, viii
bring largo number of lovers o; foot
ball from that city. and will include a
private car of prominent society people.
who will dine at the Jefferson after wit
Messing the game.
This party, which viii be unior the per-
s'nal charge Of the Chesapeake and ohio
ailroad's representative I'm Norfolk Mr..
r. T. Brooks. Is duo 10 arrive IN Rich
mond at 1875 A. ". to-day.
VIRGINIA SHOULD WIN.
An impartial opinion as 60 the result
Of to-days srcat contest is one that calls
for consideration oe such facts rs the
football expert up 20 the prosen; time
has in hand.
Virginia has 30 FAR PLAYED better ball
than Carolina. but on the other hand
they have recently hld two hard games
in which they have only managed 20
score twelve points. Carolina. on the
other hand. has been pracrcng diligently,
and has had three weeks of practical
rest from hard work. How much they
have improved n IS. under the circum-
stances. impossible TO learn. What has
been seen OF Virginia's recent work does
not indicate that she viii have such
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

CHICAGO. ILL. November -l.-Ihe ncw
agreement regulating the issue of passes
during 1851 which was adopted uy the
Western Passenger Association ut lt-
recent meeting iu ST. Louis. makes more
IcliCal change ln the present agreement
than was believed at the time of tue
meeting. The details were made the sun-
feet of circular to-day for general ia
formation Next year only the general
manager. president, and general super.n-
teudeut % al railroad viii have the power
tO obtain passes for employees or al-
legged employees from other lines. This
cuItailmcnl of the officials whose appl-
cations for passes VIII Doe hOu0red is cX-
pected 90 result in "a reduction Cf the NUM-
her issued by SD per cent. The tf1liie
department. including tie general freight
agent is barred from exercising q priW-
lcse now enjoyed, and the influential
shipper is expected 60 pay his way lu
future. as it i5 not believed the freight
traffic officials VIII confess 10 thcir SUE
lcri0Is hy asking for passes for shippers
rnat tacy get their business by such
methods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. Nov. -5.-Subse-
oucn. Developments leave no further dou1t
That the death Of Roy. james Miller
whose body was found in am alley Of
Decatur yesterday, was brousht ahcut
by his own hand. Investigation as % iho
revolver with which Miller lost h.' hfe
proves that II was purchased IN .pr.nc-
nslI Monday afternoon from Giieert
Sponsler proprietor Of a shooting Lal-
lcry Sponsler cmphaticaliy declares that
Rev. Miller bought the revolver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

lansing MICH. Nov. 25.-Tho state
Board of Canvasscrs completed their
work this morning on the canvass of the
recent election in this state. with the
following results for presidential cleo
tors: Total vote 5H.2s5; Mckinley. 293.-
32j. Bryan. 2lL2jl; Levoring, 6.9iS, Palmer.
Gg20. Bentley. 1.>3.
For Governor Mayor Plngroe polled
H. i0l more votes than Mckinley. and
his plurality over sligh. the fusion cam
Cldatc. IS $500.
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CINCINNATI. O.. November "a dis
patch to tho Enquirer from Frankfort.
XIV. states that from a source OF absolute
reliability 20 Is learned that The Court OF
fnuoals viii grant "a new trial to scott
Jackson and Alon2O Walling now under
sentence of death for the murder or 'carl
rryan. II will be held that certain tes-
timouv is incomI etcnt and that conse-
ouently rchoaring SIS necessary. The In
formation does not come from any NOM
her of the court. lut may oo relied upon
as accurate.
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DIAGRAM OF THE GROuNl

DIAGRAM OF TIE GhODNA
Manager carmichael Of Norh 'Aio-
,,rs and Manager Williams. OF
''i~,, reached the city yesterday morn
a., Tb.v came for the purpose ol
,,.r,rtondinr the final arrangements '''
''' scon MS the teams arrived anu
-,,ts,ore1 and had eaten supper ''.s
-. eivon few quiet instruc Mons
". ma, o'clock all the lons-halreu gnu
,ro, pladiators were in bed.
ROTH TEAMS ARE LIGHT
A elsnce al both teams as they wiz
line up shows very cOnclusNcly ina. 'io
49,, t,fs season are much lighter thah
those of last year. ,... t.,,,
p.srite AIN tho rumors that have peeh
re,antlv nut I'm circulation ABOUT '"e
mon bcine injured. both teams appoaleu
a., he i'm fine physical condition
c,ntain Cooke. of the Tigers salu
his mon had pulled together ana were
preparod TO give q good account u
themselves I'm to-day's contest. .,-.,
Captain Wright. Of the laIheeiS,
.ss,,red me that the representatives Oh
Chopcl Hill would play the game lol "'i
there was I'm &c.. .. ,.,.,,
THO probable lineup Of the two teams
so far as can be observed, VIII pe -
follows: .,..,.
NlkHlNlA'
Martin-Left cnd.
Noorc-Left tackle.
Iohnson-Lcft guard.
Wallacc-Ccntre.
r.,.is- pieht guard
amoskcoy-Right tackle.
90 -pirht end.
4oxfon-Ouarter-b
Dabnev-Lcit half-hack
Gronor-Eirht half-back
Observation-Disclosures.
NORTH CAROLINA.
,o- centre
g,'l,,.ou- -RIebt guard.
&-@,.ule-r,oft guard.
pennott-Rirht tackle.
v--r6t-Loft tackle.
pogrrs- Right end
1t-bttc-Teft end.
Croone-Ouartor back.
T,tilr- -Ripbt half-back
pelfen- Full-back.
RON teams arc accompanied by num-
,er ~ substitutes.
"groucho" Armstrong, OF Yale mas oeeh
- ~ rr,nire the game. while Dr..
49,, 49,, ~ ,,,,.oird of Princeton. will act as
baNl" noN"''''
re-, CT e1 ,..,,,,,, will he selected before the
LA ,.,iff be some local men, who
b""e NJ with tbe game.
are INN, mn ~, tbe lobby OF The jefferson
"' ...,'.,, considering the fact that
.,,o r,,si football teams were stopping
TWO Nai ,.o,, oi,let one.
theIe' va ~. ,,tSri"v ~ coiors was 20 be
a NSis ~, i,ra and tbere bits of blue and
"o ~, or,rgs and blue could be dis
Ml'l,r .r,5 1'' ~, 10 Iapels Of the coats Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

YOKOHAMA. November 25.-Adyiccs re-
ccivcd here from Seoul. the capital of CO.
rca. say three Russian officers and eighty
Russian sailors. with field gun. entered
Seoul November 2ith as a precautionary
ol a number of Corcan officers who were
plotting 20 seize the King and compel him
10 return 20 the palace from the Russian
Legation where he has had refuge Tor
some months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

LINCOLN. NEB.. Nov. 2J-The state
Canvas.rr Board completed the o0ici7t
count ou dental electors to-day.
Bryan b. shown Go have carried the state
bv "A plurality OF 1900. as fCllOWH
BRYAN 1868. Mckinley. lO2.iii. Pai-
mer. 213. Levering. ll9j. Socialist and
National 80 The canvass iu econstifn-
tional amendment is yet % be made.
Four Fusion and two Repuhlichu oon-
gressmcn arc elected. The political CONF
rcxion of the LEGISLATURE is: Senate-
Frsi0uists. %. Republicans :. House
FusiOnists. bs, Republicans. IT,
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wAsFTNGTON. d. g.. November o.
TIE Treasury Department to-day issued
- cau Tor the redemption OF United Statos
4 n.r cont. bonds amounting tl ft0U.NlI,
r.r. r.fue issued under rho acts az July
4 t.,1 .rd July % lh64. ln aid Ol certain
ij.cifc railroads These bonds are com
monty known as currency s. AID bee
..or,. dino January lst next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

BALTIMORE. ND, Nov. 2j.-General
rr4dlcv r. johnson. who WAS recently in
cuba as newspaper correspondent i
quoted to-day as stating that Doc believes
lie meeting 0f Con frcss ON the first Mon
day in December VIII ne made notable
lv a message from the Pre- sident recon-
mruding The RECOGNITION 0f TIE cuban
bciiiecrents. and that the following We'd
ue-day viii sac 90 declaration ot War -
Spain against the United states.
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Many Bruised and Painfully Injured, But
No One Seriously .iurt.

NEW YORK. November -Four hun
drcd persons. the majority OF whom were
women. were thrown into q panic shortly
before noon to-day by lre in the six
story cigar factory owned hy D. Newark
a. Go. Although many received bruises
more or less painful ia the scramble for
the street. no one was badly injured.
The fire started ON the fourth floor and
worked its way upward 'nroucu tine two
upper floors. u was stated that the two
upper floors contained stock iu the shape
of manufactured cigars and rough tObac-
viii be total loss. The damage 20 the
building was estimated at $4,000. Tie fire
was of suspicious origin. and am inNcsti-
cation is lu pICgrcss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

KNOXVILLE. TENN, Nov. 2j.-P. 4.
Mitchell. who was taken from the officers
near Allentown. W. Va. last night by
mob. has undoubtedly met with ter
rlbio death. The mob started TO hang
him to the trestle or a railroad. but the
idea. OF burning him was sprung. and
uhen last seen. the leGro was crying
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26
1nE DocK lAEoRhrS' srRIKr.
Aid TO BE Furnished by Othcr Hamburg
Organizations.

HAMBURG. Nov. e5.-Thc Allied Labor
ors. Engineers. Donkcvmon. ANA Boiler
Cleaners mons have resolved 20 preserve
soldity with the striking docil lIborcrs.
80 give them financial aid. and 10 go ON
strike, IL necessary. 20 The success Of
the men who arc Out.
Tho coal p0rtcrs in the employ Of the
llerdm0u firm ceased work this morning.
Tho Ilamburg-Amcrican Line steamer
Iucrst Bismarck Will De fitted ont with
sleeping accommodations ETC.. for thc
Lsc Of tho mon who are working.
LONDON. Nov. - According tO q dis
patch from Hamburg 90 the Central News
work Is being carried ON upon only thir-
ty-hvc vessels out OF IA now ion port
thcrc. Tho employers or the dock labor
crs declare that the strike must neCcsssr-
ily collapse In q short time ns no assie-
tance in the shape OF funds for tho sup
port Of tho strikers is being received
from outside sources.
Bremen aud Lubbock officials declare
that the strike is already collapsing.
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DANVILLE. VA. November 25-spe-
cial-The firm OF Dance Brothers a. Co.,
booksellers and stationers and job rIiat-
ers. made an assignment to-day 20 ~. a..
Tuck. trustee. for The lcncut " their
creditors. The printing department and
iiu1arv are not lr -ludcd iu The dead. Ile
assets and Liabilities are not given 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

LINCOLN. NEB.. November "a teio-
rrore message from the qlagntn0d
pryan home says Ruth Bryan. who nte
he.u suffering from dighther.a. D. mrcu
improved. and her mother aul iaore lh
"tterfsrtc have no apprehension what
o,.sr BIS tO her recovery. The disease lr
rrovalcnt among the school children, Dut
T. OF IA mill type.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

SAN FRANCISCO. November 25.-Thc
North China Daily News received here.
that ID is the intention of the Emperor
10 appoint Ii Huns Chang reoreanlZer
OF the whClo imperial navy and that the
programme is 20 build within five years
six large batteships. twelve irst-ciasa
armored cruisers. ana twenty second and
thlrd-class fast cruisers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26
vork for Nony Vho Have Been Idlc

SANFORD. ME. Nov. Number one
ano two o. the Sanford Mills will start
on FUN time on Monday next employing
many operatives who have been out of
work for six months. Mill NJ started
last Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26
BIiler CrIllcl.n of Wcrlcr.

MADRID. November g5.-Scvorai leading
newspapers Of Madrid are very bitter in
their criticisms of tle return Of General
Wcyier % Havana. and declare him 20 be
morally ruined. All OF these papers de-
maud that General Azcarraga. The pres
cn' Minister OF War. Doe sent 10 cuba at
orce to sunersele Gencrnl WeNlnr