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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-02
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Southern Railway Company
Richmond. Va. Oct. ], lsslS
Tho annual meeting of'the STOth-
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WAY COMPANY, for the purpose OF
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fore the meeting. Will be held at the
office OF the company, IN the city OF
Richmond, Va. on TUESDAY, OetoOer
Is IsgS. al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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oc2 Secretary.
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LET

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w e. piZzini.
Real Estate AGENT and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.

w b. Pizzinl.
Real Estate AGENT and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street
by VIRTUE or A DECREE ~ THE
- Circuit Court of Ienrllo county /
will sell az public auction, at Henrlco
county courthouse ON ... ,. ..,,
MONDAY. OCTOBER I'D. lNA
az - NJ. the FARM known as LOEftH
FARM ON DarDvtowu road 6iq miles
from Richmond containing 1855 ACRES.
more or less. with new house on > f32Ils
and broom detached kitchen, stables,
barn. corn crib etc.; orchard Of 400 bear
ing trees: vineyard Of 2ls acres, 20 acres
cleared. 40 acres good bottom land sV
acres in wood. Fine spring. elegant
shade. etc This Is one or the very BEST
farms near Richmond.
TrRMS. One-f0urtE cash. balance at
g. - ana is months with approved see
curity. bearing q per cent interest. ahn
title retained until the whole OF the pdI-
chase mOrcv is paid.
EDMUND WADDILL. JR.,
Special Commissioner.
IN the clerks office of the Circuit Court
Of HenricO cOmfy-LOchrs EXT. enc,
plaiauns. VS. Lochr a. ais. defendants.
j. r.. Ir0addus. clerk or tu- -iig
court. do certify that the bond required
of the sneci4l cOwmi -sloncrs Toy me oc-
Gree i'm the said cause on the 9Th day OF
Fobruarv. 1898. has been duly given
Given under MY hand as CLERK OF me
said court ''' J. e. f. BRoADDUs, clerk.
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REAL. ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE.
,
NOR SALE.
CITY HOUSES OF MONTHLY IN
srALLM.E' 2, RS, ,.,.. o..,o,,.
DWeiii1n 'G'Tahsm street. 4 rooms.
Si0 cash and Sio monthly. Detached
2-story Dwelliug. Mcaoe street. rooms.
$50 cash aud S. monthly @-sloiy DMtH-
ing. Buchanan street
SlOO cash and SIS monthly Detached =
story Frame, z rooms. JEFFERSON street,
Larger houses I'm other loce.a.lities.-o
j. IliOMfSON hnoW \ d" 80
oc2 lii' MAI" '''''"
TOR SALE.
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a CARY -5Ittl.t.l lJi. ID l..N. y
to Dock street, s., ieet
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WHARF i-t'i .+-tt ,.-..4 60
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FOR RENT.
VACANT STORES.

WE MUST RENT THEM.
II we can't get their worth We must
submit your offer.
new ones, Broad. near Eighth street.
l new one. Sixth and Main.
l hrst-class store, PAGES Block.
] Beautiful Corner Store, 107 Main.
] Main, near Thirteenth street.
Warehouses. Fourteenth street. very
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BY r. p. Chanin & Co, lncptd.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. / y. Tenth 81.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM NEAR TIE CITY
or MANCHESTER. on PETERS
BURG ROAD.

Under deed OF trust. dated August 20
1895 and of record I'm the clerks office
of Chesterfield County Court, in j.. =. Of,
page 4O4. default having been made IN
the PAYMENT Of money therein secured.
and being 50 required by tho note-holders.
we will sell. by public auction, on the
premises. on .oo,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER u. 1893
az - M the land described I'm said deed.
as containing 100 acres on tho east SIDE
OF the PETERSBURG turnpike. about Two
miles from the city Of Manchester. and
gdioining the lands OF j.. @. Ruf(in and
Chamberlayne with Improvements there
on and D. tho same real estate conveyed
10 II. S Purdv by Thomas Woods and
wife less 1G $500 acres. part thereof.
heretofore released from the said decd of
TERMS. Cash MS 20 expenses and 20
paw 81 9s8.22 with interest on SlH2t64
pqrt thereof from September =. ls95. nai-
ance upon easy terms 10 be- announced
a. eole Re- u. CHAPLIN,
j.. j.. STARkE.
Trustees.
r. 7 Chann g. Co.. Iuctd, Auctioreers.
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West Franklin Street, No. 3I9,

the very desirable house now occupied
BY Philip A. Bruce. Esq. Can be rented
upon reasonable terms. Possession can
be had at once. Apply 10
SAMUEL REGISTER,
Trustee and Receiver,
fv3f 1lO7 Bank street.
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GTr.T-FDGF INVESTMENT. - 1850
viii buy -FOUR NEW DETACHED
fPANiT HOUSES. with five rooms and
hall. back and front porch TO each
house. Rent for SIS per month TO good
novinc white tenants. Good neighbor-
49, Eost End ~ the city. Can or
ADDRESS SACRIFICE, 4i4 north First
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-05

confidence in his present ability to
control the situation. In fact he says
he is master Of the city of Santiago
which his troops entirely surround.
The position he occupies make it i'm
possible for the Spanish troops to
evacuate the place.
During the afternoon Secretary AL
ger and Adult. Gen. Corbin had a con-
ference with the president at the
White house regarding the sending of
reinforcements to Shafter, and It was
decided to take no chance, but to send
the troops at once.
The auxiliary cruiser st. Paul is now
at New York taking on cargo of am
munition for Admiral Sampson's fleet.
Owing to the necessity Of her early de-
parture it was not originally intended
to send the troops by her, but this af-
ternoon 1t was decided she should take
one regiment. In accordance with
that determination orders were issued
this evening for the Eighth Ohio in
fantry, Col Charles ". Hurd and
Lieut.. Col. Charles Dick, the regiment
known as the Presidents own" be-
cause it comes from the Immediate vi
cinity of President McKinley's home.
city Of Canton, to proceed to New
York and embark on the St. Paul for
Santiago. The st. Paul will leave
New York late Wednesday afternoon
and will make a flying trip to Cuba.
The Eighth Ohio is one Of the three
regiments of Gen. Garrettson's bri-
gade, the other two being the Sixth
Massachusetts, and the Sixtieth IlH-
nois. Both of the remaining regiments
will be held under waiting orders and
will move probably in a few days.
The plan Is to send them to Santiago
either by the Yale or Harvard, both Of
which are expected shortly at New
port News.
The Eighth Ohio will leave Camp
Alger on Wednesday morning for New
York and will board the steamer i'm
mediately on arrival there. The regi-
ment will be accompanied by the bri-
gade commander, Gen. Garrettson.
In addition to the troops at Camp AL
ger, which are to be sent to Santiago,
the brigades Of Gems. Ernest and
Haines, now at Chickamauga, will be
sent in q few days. Gen. Ernest's
brigade consists of the Third Wiscon-
sin, Fifth Illinois and First Kentucky.
Gen. Haines' brigade consists Of the
Ninth Pennsylvania, the Second Mis-
souri, and the First New Hampshire.
These troops will be sent to Savan-
nah or Charleston. where steamers
have been obtained to carry them di-
rectly to Santiago.
route to Cuba from Tampa, the force
to be sent within a few days will re-
inforce Gen. Shafter to the extent Of
about 10000 men.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-05
War News in Brief.

Admiral Cervera a prisoner on the
American ship Gloucester.
Three hundred and fifty Spaniards dead,
166 wounded and 1.600 prisoners the record
of the Spanish naval defeat.
Cristobal Colon chased forty miles be-
fore she surrendered to the Brooklyn.
and was beached to save her from sinking.
Spanish wounded being cared for ON the
American hospital ships.
Converted yacht Gloucester defeats two
Spanish torpedo boat destroyers.
Gen. Pando with 5000 Spanish troops
has reached Santiago, Gen. Garcia having
refused to attack him with force Of 5000
Cubans.
Patriotic scenes at the national capital
when the news of the dereat of Cerveras
feet reached that city.
War board decides to send additional re-
Inducements to Gen. Shafter as soon as
steam can carry them to Santiago.
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ToDAY's BULLETIN.

Page.
destruction of Cervera's Fleet.
Day of Glorious News.
Gen. Pando Reaches Santiago.
accompanies Ordered to Camp.
News of Camp Thomas.
3tSampson the Hours Idol.
Senate Cheers Sampson.
Men to Leave Chickamauga Soon.
4-Editorial.
Celebration In st. Paul.
Tornado In New England.
btSporting News.
Saints Win Two Games.
Como Road Race.
5Commercial Cyclers Celebrate.
Americas Latest Aquisition.
Trade in the Twin Cities.
minneapolis Matters.
News of the Northwest.
RSherman's Views on the War.
Fourth Of July Casualties
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-05
WILL TAKE TO SHIPS.

British Consul Notifies His Govern
ment of Proposed BOmbardment.
LONDON, July 4.-The Evening News SAYS
a dispatch has been received at the foreign
Office here from the British consul at Santiago
de Cuba saying he has obtained a postpone
ment of the bombardment Of that city in or
der to allow twenty thousand nom combat
ants to leave the city. The consul and 49,
British subjects will embark on board shi,s
in tho harh0r
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-05
BRINGS FIVE THOUSAND MEN
TO GEN. LINARES' RELIEF
GEN. GARCIA REFUSED TO AT.
TEMPT TO STOP HIM
CLAIMED HIS FORCE OF CUBANs
WAS ENTIRELY INADEQUATE

turbed by This New Factor In
the Capture of Santiago City
VIII Begin BOmbardment nf tho
Spanish Stronghold at Noon I'm.
less His Demands for Surrender
Are Complied With-Belieyed
That the Spaniards VIII Yield
When They Learn of the Destruc-
ton of Cervera,s Fleet.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press
OFF JuRAGUA. July 8 (via Kings
ton, July 4.-Gen. Pando and 5000 re-
Inducements reached Santiago at noon
today, Gen. Calixto Garcia refusing to
make an effort to stop him, saying the
Spanish force was entirely too large
for him to engage.
The army is wild with delight over
the crushing Of the Spanish fleet.
Gen. Shafter demanded an instant
and unconditional surrender of SANTA
go de Cuba. The Spanish commander
curtly and emphatically refused.
The American general in sending his
demand warned all foreign residents
out Of the city before 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning Guly ~, at which hour
the bombardment would, he said, be-
gin.
The only notice Gen. Linares took
was to order that no Cubans would be
permitted to leave tomorrow.
This evening Lieut.. Col. Astor, of
Gen. Skaters staff, was informed by
a courier that the Spanish generals
were considering terms of surrender.
The cOurier'S report, however, Is alto
gether unconhrn1ed, and Is discredited
by Gen. Shafter.
Tonight the men are anxious for a
general engagement on the Fourth Of
July but the officers do not expect it.
The general belief Is that the crushing
Of Admiral Cervera's fleet entirely
changes the situation now that Ad-
miral Sampson can enter the harbor
and the army and navy can make a
combined attack on the city. 1t is not
believed that Gen. Shafter will make
a decisive move until that question is
definitely settled.
Admiral Sampson and Gen. Shafter
had arranged for conference this
morning, and an escort Of cavalry was
at the dock here awaiting Admiral
Sampson and his staff. Admiral Ger
vera's dash for liberty compelled the
New York to leave the harbor and rush
to the scene of conflict. The confer
ence was interrupted to dispose of the
Spanish fleet, but will undoubtedly be
renewed.
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GERMANY AGAIN.

Said to Have Arranged for a Port
in the Philippines.
SHANGHAI, July Att is reported
here ON good authority that Germany
has arranged a concession for a port
in the Philippine islands, ante dating
tha present situation. there.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-05

estng @ the the ed cruisers crstal Colon
santiago De Cuba for six weeks by the combined
modo sehey lies
The Spanish admiral formerly
@ 4 M nna st@ @ o the smells from the American warps
the % american vessels were practically untouched and only killed
preservation his ships this
surrender he remained anv longer in the rn5
% % the American % can feet held M him. & he made bold dash from the har
sinking he tried
The
Immediately
and covering o the dandwom
At no time did the spanhrds
the m @t @ a % Of % % mo % g @ % f r @ @ % %en @ their @ ships commenced " sink and
ndrnt
o sen hrme
ea guard p them @ hm e ~prou s % faH @
Cuban soldiers the
o the of
fleet had started out Santiago habor
nuts cursf fdnsew
the ana causing shower OF broken iron and steel to fall the
deeper the the OnedO
them hom the
Admiral cvea escaped to the shore in boat sent by the Gloucester the assistance of the
to Lieut.
with several Of his officers including the captain Of the flagship The
ganguay by
gray bearded aands Ito him
gallant fight
Spanish flagship and four other Spanish vessels had been aground and burn
But half dozen curs OF smoke Tar down on the western horizon showed the
atwasaw
- - cRuoBAL coLoNs SEALED
cs @ % Colon M Sa ] s fastest a % @ % s a % @ % @ % h @ % dted thea @ % @
weas hr fate m pS ap. pl
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Continued on Fourth Page.
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cR1sToBAL coLoN's FATE SEALED.

om the tastes a
the eharb
them
%
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TEN THOUSAND MEN.
Gen. Shafter to- BE Reinforced by
That Number at Once.

WASHINGTON, July 4.-Reinforce-
ments are to be hurried to Gen. Shaft
er as rapidly as steamships can carry
them, Notwithstanding the fact that
additional troops are not now so badly
needed as was indicated by the devel-
opments Of Friday and Saturday. The
dispatches received by the war de-
partment from Gen. Shafter show a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-05
EVEN WHEN THAT DAY IS
FOURTH OF JULY
WASHINGTON WILD WITH EN-
THUSIASM AND PATRIOTISM
NEWS OF SIMPSONS VICTORY AND
SHAFTER'S ULTIMATUM

Those Were the Principal Events
That Stirred the Capital of the
NatiOn-President Mckinley Be-
sfeged with Congratulations
scenes at the White House That
Have Not Been Equaled Since the
HObsOn's Probable Release Dis
cussed-StOry of the Day.
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SHATTERED BY SHELLS
AND BROKEN ON ROCKS
Annhllatlon of the Splendid Spanish Fleet That Has
Been Imprisoned in Santiago
ADMIRAL CERVERA IS MADE A PRISONER

Fought I'LL Their Last Hope Had Fled Then Beacd
Their Warships to Be Wrecked ost
out One Man Killed and Had Two Wounded-=Spanis Losses
Figure Up in the HundredsAdmiral Sampson Holds 200
opanlards Observation-Disclosures Remarkable Naval Enoaoemer+
hat Will Convince the World Superiority of American
Ships Sailors.
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Three Hundred and Fifty Spaniards Killed

Three Hundred and Fifty Spaniards Killed.
contain
wounded 1900
spasns
the derinbn
t rvent sin -
About
he OHvete
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NOW FOR SPAIN

The changed naval situation will
bring no abatement in the activity of
the authorities here in carrying the
war directly home to Spain.
There is renewed determination to
get Commodore Watson's eastern
squadron away at the earlist moment
for the double purpose Of striking a
blow at the coast towns Of Spain and
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-30

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Springs and Pueblo with the Missouri
Pacific Fast Mali for all points north,
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c. A. Tripp, Gen'l Agent,
Denver, Colo.
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edy to everyone"
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HI r. X. c. PHELPS, the leading pension
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heart trouble ever since. l frequently had
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Tail r....sssaa in no-ton.

A flagstaff has just been placed in po-
sition at one of Boston's new grammar
schools which reaches up 130 feet into
the air. 1t was brought around Cape
Horn from Puget Sound. 1t is what is
known to commerce as "Oregon pine.
but is really the giant red fir OF ,he
state of Washington. The tree from
which the pole was cut lowered over $50
feet from the ground.
An Expert Accountant.
''Do you not think. Miss South" he
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Possibly" the girl replied. "If You
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To Care Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic- 1Oc or ~
q G C. G fail to cure. druggists -"furd mone-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TO ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCERN
Notice In hereby extended that The -
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ing Sea, viii not be responsible for -
bills incurred or contracts made % ~
count thereof By Bennington. w.
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