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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

A Collision OF Two Locomotives Part e'
Macon'- Celebration.

MACON. GA. oct Fin the trades
parade to-day one hundred floats were
i'm line headed by the Governor, Mayor
and Council and the United states Marine
Band.
The Southern railway was represented
I'm the line boy n locomotive nearly full
size. constructed especially for the occa-
sion.
The Georgia Southern had log cabin
a typical home of the ante-bellum negro
and with it wcro tropical products OF
Florida 10 represent the Suwanee River
route.
Other displays were well suited 10 re-
present the various Industries Of Macon.
AT O'Clock n the afternoon about
Oh 600 people assembled at Central city
Park 10 witness the collision Of two loco
motives. which ended the days display
n straight track mile I'm length ran
through the race track enclosure. a
locomotive at either end steamed TO the
utmost limit. was held IN readiness by an
engineer who awaited the signal 10 start
AT the drop OF n flag the throttles We're
opened. the engineers leaped 10 tho
ground and the massive machines coll
lidcd. Tho wreck was complete.
Tonight the Marine Band OF hfty
pieces gave am open-air concert In tho
presence OF 5000 people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

Serious Results 20 Business Result From
the Fever scare.

AUSTIN. TEX. oct 12--The most SEE
rlous situation now confronting the peo-
plc " Texas IS the almost complete block
aiding of travel owing to the yellow fever
scare. ...,.,
d., ORGANIZING shotgun QuaranLnes so
trains cannot STOP except al ll9 "'5
cities. a., .t,..,-
ton is relieved. the entire SoutntFn anu
central port0n of the State VIII oe pr~c-
ideally without amy railroad ''ell'-'o' "'
au trains VIII be stopped
HOUSTON. TEX, oct. l2-Ihe city
woke uu This morning to find itself in quar-
autlne. with the declarations OF state
Health officer SwcarinBen oaseu on INC
statement NJ Dr. GuNeras. that four eases
of yellow fever existed here no trains
are running now, except one between mere
and Galveston.
GALVESTON. TEN, Oct l2-Ihe ste
uat.on m Galveston 40 this hour is nope
ful The Board of Health issued an aA'
dress To-day. declaring the disease 10 ha
OF a light type and stating tnat s''e,.i
cases have been reported. ai toid. ana
am are either recovered or conralesc".'
The first mails since SATURDAY
night arrived to-day-threo tons or
il. The principal lines arc bringing
freight into Galveston, ANA are
being allowed TO return their
box cars North. $50 the export business i-
progressing no freight is yet allowed
10 20 North.
NEW ORLEANS. oct. 12.-The foyer y..,
situation grew mo- worse here to-day, ou'
az the Same time there is no riit ye'
showing through the clouds. ana 'n'
promieo is not bright FOR an lmmtdi Z,
reouening OF tho avenues or INDUSTRY
Davlicht had hardly come TINS moihlil ,
before two deaths had been announced
KIM mo- other fatalities had gone cow
ON the books when night roll lhirty
four new cases We're reported.
JACKSON. MISS, Oct Emo toHQW
ing Official report was received from 10
wards 90 g p. NJ: .t-,. d.
"Tho temperature stood last nlght n
~ and today has been quite warm
/ There has been reported ten new cases
cight white ard TWO cOiored.
/ MOBILE. ALA. oct l2.-Ihree neV
cases Of yellow fever were brought 80
/ LIGHT I'm the past twenty-f0ur hours. ~
deaths have occurred In the past forty
| eight hours. .., -.
, There are three more cases reported o.
/ the Steamer Kate. lying az Magazln
| Point. three miles above the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
LEE In WASHINGTON.
mas A CONFERENCE BITH sECRE-
TARY SIBERIAN.
Mckinley Wants Him to stay In Cuba-Oi.
nicaI Information Of the Release
fEvangelina Cisnsros'

WASHINGTON. d. c.. oct. 2.-SpeciaL
General Fitzhugh Lee had an extended
conference WITH Secretary Sherman and
Assistant Secretary Day in the state De
partment this morning. They went over
in detail many important points of the
situation IN cuba. AT II o'clock the con-
ference came to sudden end. At that
hour Secretary Sherman had 20 90 10
the White House 10 attend regular
meeting Of the Cabinet Nothing was
said about the exact date OF General
Lees return 10 his post at Havana, ana
not until the President has been consult
ed will the time be fixed.
General Lee still hopes to remain IN this
country unit, November lst, although he
would not be surprised If he VIII be COM
nandcd 10 sail earlier.
THE HAVANA SENSATION.
General Lee received official information
from Havana this morning about the es-
cape Of SenOrita Evangelina Cassie v
Cisncros. the beautiful Cuban girl who
has been causing so much sensation OF
late.
His advlces came by mail from the Act
ing Consul-General. and were dated Oct0-
Der 9th at that writing the supposition
i'm Havana was tina; the young lady had
nctu rescued by IcI rover II uAu l'N
dawned on the authorities that the New
York Journal correspondents effected the
Sonorita's escape from the loathsome gaol
The Acting Consul-Gcneral told OF the
danger Of the civil Governor. Palmerola.
about the matter The excitement in Ha-
vana was intense.
a gentleman I'm close touch with adj
ministrative circles said to-day: The fact
that General Lee was requested 10 return
10 Cuba and remain there until the war
was over. was very significant Two or
more close Republican friends OF Major
Mckinley wanted General lees place. but
tho President after having virtually
promised TO appoint one of them. said:
1--WE must keep Lee there, certainly until
the crisis IS over
This gentleman went on 20 say that the
President had about made nap his mind 10
offer General Lee the COnsul-Generalship
for the remaining term Of this administra-
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

Fifty-Fii.h Grand Encampment of Odd
Fellow. Concludes It. Session.

Finy-Fif.h Grand Encampment of Odd
Fellow. Concludes It, Session.
The delegates from various parts Of the
state who were attending the nifty
seventh annual encampment OF the Vir-
gnia Independent order of Odd-Fellows,
az Odd-FelAovs' Hail. corner Mayo and
Franklin streets. yesterday, were fine
looking body of men.
There were more than fifty delegates
present representing lodges from nearly
every part of the CommOnweI
The meeting was called 90 order at I'D
O'Clock yesterday morning by Grand Pa
trlarch d. A. Burcher. OF Stannton. while
Grand Scribe #. V. Turney. Of old Point
recorded.
The entire morning session was con-
sumed in receiving the reports of the
grand officers and grand representatives
for the year just closed.
These reports showed a total member
ship for the order i'm this State of 1900.
with 2S cncampments and lS1 lodges. The
increase in membership for the past year
has boon between 16 and 900. and nine
new encamDments have been founded.
good deal Of routine business was
transacted including the consideration OF
reports from several committees. and
the comforting OF a number Of degrees
upon applicants.
Various subjects OF interest 10 the
| body were discussed. and some measures
! looking 10 the welfare or the order IN
| the State adopted.
A fact especially gratifying to the Off
GERS and members OF the Grand Encamp-
| ment Is that the Encampment was enabled
| this wear 10 bear for the first time, the
total expenses Of the convention.
Among the Odd-Fellows who were I'm
attendance may be mentioned: Past
| Grand Masters ". T. Whiiehurst, ID. r.
stansbury. j. Y. Grinstead. and Hill Mon
! tague. the Rev j. J. Sherer W W. Sher-
wood. J. r. Mccoy, l. A. Tucker W F.
| Latham. J. Thomas Hodges. and many
others.
About o'clock the merry crowd Of
| delegates assembled nj the west front OF
the Capitol and had their collective
likeness perpetuated by PHOTOGRAPHER
| Lineback.
After dinner the encam pment Of dele
gates repaired to the OdG Fellows Hall
| on Franklin street whore tne election OF
officers was held resulting thus:
Grand Patriarch, Mr. NJ. II. Bolton. OF
Lynchburg.
High Priest. Mr.. James Michel. OF old
Point.
Grand Senior Warden. DR.. G. r. vogel
| Of Roanoke.
Latham. Of Alexandria.
Grand Scribe. Mr.. T. Y. Turncy, OF
| Old POin..
Grand Treasurer, Mr.. George W. Hin
OF Norfolk.
Senior Grand Representative Mt Geo
4. Walker. Of Fredericksburg.
Junior Grand Representative, Mr.. "
+. Iarrabee. OF Phoebus.
Grand Marshal. Mr. James u. Mccoy
| Of Richmond
Grand Inside Sentinel Mr.. L. A. Tuck
or.
Grand Outside Sentinel. Mr. George w
Fleet. OF Dlacksburg.
MANY OF the delegates found them.
selves too busy To partake OF regular
. supper in view OF the prospect Of SooC
) things TO come at the banquet az night
z co contented themselves with waiting
AT o'clock the delegates visitsS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
nroKINGHAM POLITICS.
n ee,Ings at the Courthouse OF BOZ" -
,,es-U.D. Flood speaks

IL
BUCKINGHAM C. IL" VA" oO', IL.
I.,,oc,al-Both political parties haG laiSv
y attended meetings heIV - IN the
lively interest was Hial''l'
lending campaign. ,o,,.orf,,l an
| Hon "A. d. Flood made pow i ttotSet
~ -, behalf Of the Democratic tloh tIo
nd for white supremacy IN NIs1ilia' .be
So,,th should resent the appointment -
'9o,.r, r,ostmasters by the present aui.iM
ss.,.ca,tc, because the admin az
,.n,,id not have dared 10 put such a.. ~ III,
dignity upon the people OF Ohl" va
NJ Wr Flood was followed by Hon. p. w,
- Who vigorously denounced the
,ocn and measures OF the hepupnSHu tiu
-, and particularly the blngley Dill,
1yhich nut his hand in the pocho' vi '"e
,,oor to make the rich richer. ..4,~ot,
~ fsirlv good crowd Of almost cnlirelS
.,h,te men listened attentivey TO Do,l
e,neches throughout Yet tneIe Wdo " -
fectlv apparent lack OF enthusiasm, az 4.
abe Impression prevails the' w - %,
more apathetic here IMAM il ia"
The Republicans were addressed ~ Xot .
W Nvord md col Il. T. HUBBARD. bot'
~ these gentleman urged the necessity a
ballot reform. as the hrst great So,, 80
eration. Col HUBBARD spoke IN mos
erser,,afive and cOncihatOry manner @
- Rradv-NVaddnl faction, and preuicte
chat they would soon be IN traces WoIhi"
<o,s the Iynchburg ticket a.
Mr.. Evan X. Williams mas oeeii ma NJ n,
nomination for the Legislature ana al
n IeSueur has been put up IN m
Mace. MIR IeSueur IS member on t n
board Of Supervisors, ana a "ei-hlo"
business man. L. A. sodai
The Republican party IS In the saaoi
~,orkine hard. and II has succeeded ]
rerinee considerable showing q
.treneth IN buckingham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

Friendship Lodge, so. lo and witnessed
shortly after $3.50 o'clock the assem-
blaze repaired in r. body to the Masonic
Temple on Franklin street near Elgh-
teenth street. where Brother John llil
had prepared with the assis- ar iis
two sons. AIr. Charles Harmon ana Mt.
o. J.. Albcrtson, snpner 'hdt
in hanouoting annals was fairly unsur-
passed for the extent and delcacy or its
menu. Its service was also uneNcolled
and the Odd-Fellows who all are con-
uoieseur's in their quiet ways, profound
d. apprcciatod the efforts at their gas
tror0wic entertainments
Mr. Hu Montague made tactiul ami
eloquent postmaster lie called upo"
Rev. Mr. S.rerer Oh ask the DIVINE Dl's7-
ing upon .le spread. and the IeNeIenu
gentleman complied with feeling ana I'M
ma deIeeafes were then seated, and af-
ter aH had been filled with the good Things
spread before them the toasts called TOT
were responded to ass toloWs-
9Th Sovereign Grand Lodge Encamp-
ment." Grand Patriarch w. II. Bolton OF
Lynchhurl
"soyerciea Grand Lodge" Mr.. Marion
Albert of Hampton.
Grand Encampment and its Subordi-
Mates" Mr. r.. Y. Turney, OF Old Point
Grand Lodge OF virginia Mr. Clarke
Of Richmond.
"Rebekah Branch Mr. George B.
Davis Richmond.
subordinate Lodge Mr.. G. Il. NoseL
of Roanoke
SCHILLER Lodge" Mr. Hits, OF Rich
| mOnd.
Mr. Davis who is none other than the
! laree-hoartaI superintendent of the Aims
/ house. made the hit Of the evening in his
| response 90 the toast "The Rehekah
/ Lodge" and any lady who doubted the
/ ioviol Suporintendents admiration and
roeDoct for the sex would have bod tho
/ miss Of h,r incredibly removed 10y lls-
terine 10 his witty speech Of last evening
"Rrother John" Pitt closed the oven.nl
with q few woll-chosen remarks. ana Lh'
/ delegates FOB the fftv-hfth Grand IN
/ campmont of Odd-Felows retired VIII
fragrant memory Of IT'S closing mo-
! meuts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

Interesting Facts About Riehmond's Gill
1ensand Other Matters.

9ens and Other Matters
NJ NJ A. Huston. o Louisville. Ky,
6. tbe Guest Of his dan ghter Mrs. b. +.
pueor of No 1914 Par h avenue.
The funeral Of Miss ] nda Sutton Thurs
80, whose death was announced I'm The
IT, will take plac at o'clock this
atterno,n from the II Isl Baptist church.
rho Grod Templar lodges Of rhc city
III ,ot =. isjt the 80 oilers Home Lodge
MIN i'' We, tuesday night, October 10th,
v-ben a fu.s program mc VIII be rendered
Nrr Joseph -. Lewis, manager Of the
! ssIes denart, pent - the n. Is. Fairbank
|ompanv. Of st Louis, is at the Jel-
IA ,norintend mt Charles Boiling Of the
S, Water W orks says the use of water
city has bee a IL success and that there
meter waste in water now than formerly.
is less cond Of the regular Monday night
The Sc the All Club assembled at the
classes 0. ms Mon day night. There were
club roo work drawing from life and
classes at ST, ana oreditable work was
from the ca
uon0 80 -. ne Ford property, on Broad
The sale OF "a Seventh and Eighth
street between ne tobacco factory on
streets, ana as been postponed 10
Twelfth street "A. 1891 at same hour.
Thursday, october ,ho &c etoo, g., Tho
General Fitz Lee ~, 70 v-arra,,o, ~
Times Yesterday, wei f,s 49, tt,,,t,
attend the funeral a. an iI tIa g. .,,
~ is now in Washfngt ~ - % ~ 49,
"a hack i'm the city tine i ..10, p''' oI .,iS
week. and will remain nel
10 return TO Cuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
GER HE4LrH CERrITIcArh.
# May be Useful II travelling Through
Some southern cities.

Some southern 'itie-'
WASHINGTON, oct 1Z-Ihe Pas"
Ger donartment of the Southern railroad
has promulgated the Information ,, ,.1'
tbroiirh travel between Sew YORK Ihu-
adelphia. Baltimore. Washington an" -l'
I.aefcru cities and montgomery Monie'
New Orleans and intermediate points, D.
not subject 20 any delay ON account "l
the quarantine regulations.
Through sleeping cars facilities between
New York and New ORLEANS VIA Atlanta
and MONTGOMERY remain unchanged, eN-
cent that passengers of the Nesubuie Inn
lied are transferred at Atlanta TO sleeping
cars operated between that point ana
New Orleans
Travellers should take the procauuon To
provide themselves with health certiii-
Gates before beginning their journey.
There is 10 restriction TO through travel
from the East To points iu amy of the
states cast of the Mississippi exc
cept I'm the State of Mississippi.
Persons who are provided with
health certificates can pass through this
state to points i'm Arkansas Texas. etc..
through Memphis Tenn, without delays
| or restrictions but not through Shreve-
port. or New Orleans gateways. Travel
| lers destined TO Savannah, Ca, Jackson
willie and other Florida points are subject
| TO no delay or Inconvenience whatever. as
| the usual through service Is In effect
| Passengers being required simply as a
matter of precaution 20 provide them
selves with health certificates before be-
| ginning their journey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
THIS Is THE LAST DAY.
CANDIDATES ron THE LEGISLh-
IUEE MUST SPEAK NOW.
Or Hold Their Peace Until the NEXT Go
Round--Aa HonesisEioctions
Candidate in Henrico.

., - - ,.,-.,..,. 49,. W.,
inc eieo'lon laws OF Ni'S'''s-'he wal
ton bill and tho Parker amendment-pro-
vide that candidates Tor the Legislature
e""i ''''e'"4'' "
~ days beiofe the ticctoh.
This year the election occurs on Novcm-
=, ~. 90 a. ,.,,c q, ,,bicb
"e' ~ w -,
candidates are permitted TO give ohleia'
notification OF their candidacy expires to-
dav
Candidates for the Senate and House
arc roonlred 20 notify their county clerks
- ,he,r d,s,rlcte crob,occ more than one
county they shan notify me county cie'N
va e"e" INV t'r WINES
For ins,ancc In IIoiifsx county MI
.foi ihst"I iI ii''i.i'N $500. ,'i.'s sc,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
PoLITICS IN TAZEHELL.
The Big Sale OF Cattle About Contaminated
Getting In Stock.

TAzEwELL. VA. oct 12-special-
Hon. James w. Smith. who was elected
from Tazewell county as an independent
candidate and who represented this
county in the last session % the Iegisla-
ture has again announced himself as an
independent against the regular Repub-
lican nominee. Hon. William y. Spratt
Mr. g. oscar Thompson, who was nom
mated by the Democrats o. Iazewell on
the 25th OF September for the House of
Delegates. has declined 10 make the race
for reasons best known 20 himself
Nearly all OF the 1000 cattle bought
BY Nelson. Morrss e Co. in this county
has been shipped there being only one
more shipment TO be made. which VIII De
In a few DAYS.
The big grazicrs are getting In their
stock cattle for next year. and from the
grade selected by them for another year
10 looks like the exporters NIL. III posi-
bile hc better than those ma de this year.
which were. IL WAS said. cOu id not be OK
collod in any section Of the United states
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
. s,.onr Rennblican Ticket.

ROANOKE. VA. oct. u.-Speciai.-C6l-
onei i w. Hariwell. Republican of this
eity. and W. S. McClanahan' an inde-
,esndcnt Democrat OF Roanoke county,
49, notice to-day OF their candidacy FOR
ere House Of Delegates from this district
ss,,h the Clerk OF the Hastings Court
,This combination expects TO receive the
votes Of Republicans ana an o'"''' VIZ
Roth candidates favor fair elections.
Colonel Hartwell came here from
franklin county. whore he was elected
eherin TIC was also the republican car, can
H,safe FOR Congress from the Flith DIS
e.s.. a. The blaine ticket In 1894.
Mr. Mccianahan is in the ins urine.
....stoess here. and IS twenty-eieht years
ola lie stands well as q business ness mar mar
ami morally. being an elder 10 .ne ~.
prsshv3er,an church. and president OF Wy
ve,,nc Mems Christian Association OF TINS
city. s,ror, o,e
The ticket Is regarded as strong oos'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

cd Question Of the Fiiz"beth
Tho HuehNex ale Settled at Parksi'y'

Tho Hueh Nex ,tc Settled ~ Parksicy'
Civ 'a""in A.. October l.-Special.
HAMPTON, Y. ION of Democrats lelt
"A large delegat 1rning TO attend the
meeting at Parkse. airman Or. j. w.
called bv County n noater candidate
Rowdoin 20 nominate represent Eliza
Tor the Legislature 20 ounties
10Th CITY and Accomac old Point this
when the steamer left with friends
morning she vas wen iheo 70 impatient
~ both parties who we're Il brought in
20 wait for the result 10 he
tonight. . A.. several
- oeo rnaes-rneetingS were ocates
1rl,zabeth CITY county 10 clect hel these
80 he Parlsley convention. when 1ta-
delegates met in convention .hv ~ I'd
cue men claimed there huu 49, "a,
a. tbe rnass-meeting held IN NNpnS On
.-,et this county. and that Rtpuoloans
"a been allowed to vote. ana ny II''
mems Mr.. Cumming had secureu 'n0 A'"
,oritv Of the delegates electeu.
1-se Accomac delegates declined TO SET
Il. the quarrel but referred the WIZ
,natter back TO Elizabeth Ci'y CUM w.
with instructions that the choiCo in.
Damocratic voters be decided by pii"'-
airy. ,...e 20 +bfe conn
after several meetings adopted resi-
,s,.,o,s permitting all white men VINO
rIedecd themselves TO support the hoiIl-
&c 10 vote I'm the primary no MAJ,
Nv tbev had cast their votes IN the i"9'
national election. 49,. -osol,i-
NJ cumming did not favor TINS fesulu-
zion on the ground that II ne wa .o'n ,d
mated he would not know "helhei ~ o.
come about by the Democratic .. -,
,,hlican voters Of the county so auVIsDr
t,ts friends and supporters TO say ivy
-, tho nous when the primary No9
belT The urinary went on all the Sun,
oniv the Montague men casting W.
votes. Mr.. Montague receiNoU '''
| throughout tho county .--- o,n-
later Mr.. Cummings supporters 90
,,sssed the county and secured the ll'''.,e9
~ over GOO Democratic voters WIN VIZ
/ not vote in the primary.
both reports were sent TO faIhsieS' 49, ,
rho convention at Parkslcy was ca ar
- order today at / o'clock by county
rsatr,,ar Dr / W. Bowdon ana the re-
tnrns from the primary held in Eiza i.'...
CIV county. together with pro'os' 81 o'''
Al serar whiting, was sunmlt'eu. ,...
Mr. Cumming made an imp essls
recch stating that ne would prove eNeIS
thtre- that ne had said quesuoMhs INV
! fairness Of the primary .,,, o.
Several other speeches were maui anu q
lively time cnsued. -, .he
when the final vote was cast Dy w
Accomac delegates II sioou q i0'
tarue and for Cumming
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
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To GaIu Flesh, TO Sleep Well to hno"
What Appetite aud Good DiGe-''o"
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Dyspepsia Tablets.
Interesting Experience Of an Indian"pon"
Gentleman.

No trouble IS more common or hiVlo
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People having IL think that their helNe
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they are not cured 10y nerve meaic'ns
and spring remedies. the real seat "a
the mischief IS lost sight Of the SUM
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Nervous dyspeptics often do nov NV
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perhaps any OF The usual symptoms ol
stomach weakness Nervous dyspePs'N
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as in nearly every other organ ID soine
cases the heart palpitates and Us hI,sg
lar. in others. the kidneys are am
in others the bowels are consupa'eu'
with headaches, stll others are trout
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accumulation Of gas. sour iisin5a' anu
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

Norris Brothers Dog and Pony Show
gave an exhibition 10 another crowded
tent last night .,,
Al the matinee yesterday the children
were delighted with the ride on the ponies.
There viii be two other matinees tnls
weck-tO-morrOw and SATURDAY Inc Doc
of Inc Male orphan Asylum were the
guests OF the pr0prletors.
The performance will remain during me
rest Of the week. IL is one OF the best
exhibitions OF the kind ever given IN tnis
CITY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

MANDALAY. BURMAH. oct. "A
gang of twenty-five Burmese armed with
long knives. rushed through the south
gate Of Mandalay fort last night and
made for the residence pf Major DObhie
but they were driven or by the British
officers and Sep0ys on duty Four q, tho
Burmese were killed and four wcro
wounded.
Lieutenant Harrington, OF the British
force, and three Sepoys were wounded.