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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
NORFOLK PRESBYTERY.
The Fall Meeting held at Wachaprae-
quo Mission Work.

NEWPORT NEWS. Sept. 23.-special-
The Prcsbytery Of Norfolk convened in
regular fan session az Wachapraesue,
Va. September 10Th The opening SER
mon was preached by the Rev. J. d..
Henderlile. the retiring moderator. There
were I'm attendance Revs. j. -. McCiuef.
{. W. Maxwell and Edward Mack, OF
Norfolk; Rev. r. y. hssleslon' Oh Ioi - ~
mouth. Rev. r.. T. Wexford, OF Newport
News. Rev. b. r.. Wallace and Rev. >. IL.
Hcndcrlile Of the Eastern Shore.
Rev. &. X. Cumming, one OF the Pres
bytcrys missionaries from Japan, was
also present.
Elder samuel Cumming, Of Hamp on;
H. T. Powell. OF Wachapracgue. ana MI
Ross OF AccOmack, represented the
eidcrship.
REV. William s. Campbell OF Richmond,
the agent of the Virginia Bi3le society
was present and delivered an interesting
address upon the work Of that 10
Rev. Nj. LittIencld, Of New York. at
tended many Of the sessions ana preached
Thursday night.
Rev. r. b. Ecgleston was elected mod
orator aud Rev. G. w. Maxwell tenn
D.. of Norfolk, resigned the Omice OF
stated clerk and ROY. j.. B. McCluer
was elected TO ON the vacancy
Rev. j.. II. Wexford preached Welucs-
day at n a. NJ. and Rev. j.. h. McCiuer
Thursday at the same hour DELIVERED me
doctrinal sermon upon inspiration ana
received the thanks Of the PresbNterN.
Interesting meetings were held ~ hrhah
of home and foreign missions. addresses
being delivered 10y Rcvs. Wexford. MaC h.
Wallace. Hcndcrlilc. Cumming ana Elder
Uardiucs. I'm addition to the chairmen'
Rcvs Ecgleston and McCluer
The report upon Education. presented by
the chairman Rev r.. T. Wexford. SHOW
ed the Presbytery has seven oandioates
for the ministry. four Of whom-Mess s.
McClintic Mason and Bull, of Noriolk'
and Mr.. V l.. Merrill. OF Newp1rt Ne"s
will attend the Union Theological semi
nary in Richmond this fan.
Renorts from the commissioners 10 me
last General Assembly, held DID New or
leans I'm Nav. were received, much rcu-
tine work was accomplished. and q pro-
ftable session held.
The next place OF meeting WIZ
Holmes church. in Northampton county
April 10th. ......,.,,,s 90
rroach the next ioctrl 81 sermon
Presbvtery adjourned 7nurday nigh'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
MODERN PIRACY.
\ German Vessel Captured 10y Mara
caibo Sea Robbers.

caibo Sea Robbers.
Most people would laugh or look wise
when one suggested piracy in these lat
ter days of The nineteenth century. but
this fact is attested by Consul Piumach-
er. al Maracaibo He states chat on
June 10Th the German bark HedWig lett
the port on Maraca.bO for Mexico. Later
iu the same day she encountered heavy
squalls. and. as she was in ballast, dr.tt-
ed toward the G0aiira coast and came
ON the shoals Of the old entrance 20
Maracaiho. The Palian1, about twelve
miles from Fort san Carlos. The next
day she was surrounded by Indians
under charge OF Rudecindo Gonzales.
half-breld. known as "Cachlmp0.
The captain Of the Hedwig was not all
lowed TO 60 % the fort for assistance
but was driven together with his
crew out OK the vessel Dy force.
They walked 90 the town OF Sin
amaica, a few miles from Paijana. and
hired boat 10 convey them 20 Mardcai-
DO. where they made their declaration
before the German Consul.
The Consul states that this Is. 20 his
personal knowledge. the fourth case Of
piracy cmmitted on large foreign sail-
ing vessels close 10 Fort San Carlos.
nome OF ile ht11tl1 udh a. hNN OF illN 'ii
board. Had the master OF the Hedwig
been provided with a signal gun or fire
arms be- could have easily kept his yes
sch until relief was sent from Fort San
Carlos, the authorities I'm charge OF
which had not the slightest knowledge
of what was occurring close 20 them.
The Consul believes that IL would be
nrudent for sailing vessels bound for this
mort 10 be provided with breech loading
rides and ammunition as well as with A
signal gun. From the deck % a vessel.
,rofe.ted hy the wood work OF the rail-
Inc "a crew should be able 10 withstand
assaults until assistance could be rem
dered.
+, should be noted that sailing vessels
csrr,,ing arms should manifest the same
and have them duly sworn before the
Venezuelan Consul otherwise. they will
be considered conraband By the custom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
FIRE DAMP EXPL0DES.
A Terrible Tragedy in Pennsylvania
Coal Mine.

PITTsBURG. PA. Sept. 23.-An expio-
sion of fire damp occurred i'm the Umpire
coal mines. near Brownsville, Pa, this
morning. Fifty men are entomoed.
Two have been taken out dead
The explosion occurred at a. m ana
was caused by an accumulation Oh gas
There were 80 men at Work at the tiihe
ana an but about nifty escaped without
injury. ,..,.iii
cd and a large number are still entomptd.
As soon as possible after the explosion
rescuiug parties were organized ana are
now irving to reach the unfortunate men
rrhere is great excitement and hundreds
of women and children surround lIe
mouth of the pit. The mine is oWheu Dy
the Umpire Coal Company.
BROWNSNlLL PA sept @"'
Searching parties are making lldIlic 'I-
forts TO reach the entOmDed miners but
their proeress IS low and there is great
danger of another explosion, which might
hurry them also under tons OF rock ana
earth. Immediately following the e%-
plosion OF gas there was second eN-
plosion of fire damp.
There were 40 men in the mine at the
time of the explosion, work having Deeh
begun for the day short time previous.
OF these IS were in entries . ana lV J. o"I
men. Jacobs, DDavis, Whelseh Walker
and a Hungarian were near the mouth OF
the entries.
The others We're far in when the eNpl9-
sion came. These four men made rush
for the main heading, which they sue
ceeded IN reachins though all were In
jured.
They finally crawled out TO the open
air. OF the 81 men i'm entries Q ana III
these four are the only ones VINO are
known to be alive
They say there is no possible chance for
the escape of the "a who worked with
them. intelligence of the disaster soon
spread and crowds gathered around the
mouth Of the mine.
Terrible scenes of grief ana horror
were presented. Wives and children OF
the entombed men were frantic with grlei
and their shrieks and walls were fright
fan TO hear. Notwithstanding the great
danger. the rescuing parties are working
bravely. but their efforts have so Iar
been fruitless. At ! O'Clock this after
noon five more bodies were recovered.
and 1t was feared that none of those stun
ontombed would be taken out alive.
The names Of the five found were;
Harry Hagar. John Cartwright VIM.
Prichard John Haistua, and S. Hastings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
GARCIA PAYS A
JUST TRIBUTE.
He tuIogizes the American Heroes,
Who Fought to Free Cuba--Hls
Recenton al Santiago.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Sept. 9.-Io
the residents Of Santiago yesterday was
the important day since the capitulation
as Il was the occasion Of the first visit
Of General Calixto Garcia to Santiago
since he left there in a bad temper on
July 18th.
At o'clock I'm the morning. General
Weed. with portion of General Law
TOMS STAFF and several American officers,
met General Garcia outside the city I'M
it's and escorted him into the town.
Al nieht reception was rendered q"
General Garcia at the san Carlos club.
which was filed with prominent Cubans'
American officers and ladies'
I'm reply to speech of welcome
Hvcrcd by Senior Trui.llo editor OF me
Porvsnir General Garcia said:
AFTER thirty years of desperate. dead
lv struggle. the cuban people to-day cele-
brafo the success of their efforts. lt is
"a day for the remembrtnces of the names
and deeds Of those heroes who fought
and died for the freedom Of Cuba from
the wears 1856 90 1872 and for the re-
mcmbrance Of the heroes who fought
I'm the war of ISL. which was called the
little war little only because of its
short duration. but great ON account or
the principles defended and for the quail
itv of the men who opposed the army
and for the remembrance of those noble
soldiers who fen in the struggle which
began in 1905 over whose graves our late
est tears haev fallen.
"peonie of Cuba we Owe "a great debt
TO those heroes for their efforts in behalf
Of Cuban independence. for without them
70 would have been useless. no not use-
less Tor We would have trIumphcd. but
not speedily. if the American people.
that colossal republic with its famous
fighters. great ships and daurtcss army
had not sent frs own sons to shed their
blood with ours. a grand nation. IL
must Doe. when tho sons of miliionaircs
who had nothing t0 gain in cuba but ~
soldiers glory should come here 20 die
side by side with the Cubans TO this
great nation. 90 this noble country which
has always fought for the rights of iih-
erty. we owe The achievement of our in-
dependence and tho contamination Of
our ideals. Our gratitude VIII long live
for America"
General Garc.a's speech. which was de-
Hvercd with considerable expression,
aroused much enthusiasm among the
Cubans present General Garcia viii
remain in Santiago for several days as
the guest OF the Cubans OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
Instantaneous Relief
FROM ASTHMA
HAS BEEN AFFORDED MANY SUI
FERERs IL RICHMOND.

II there was doubt in the mind OF any
sufferer from asthma IN this city as 10
the truth of the claims made LOT Ut
Shcif1manns Asthma cure that doun1 no
longer remains, providing he was among
those who called ~ r.. W. Chelis durg-
store last Thursday and obtained free
sample package. a great number VINO
have already tried the same declare IN
positive terms that relief was immediate
that the wretched spasms were checked
that free expectorltion was Induced mat
"a reclining position was readily assumed
and gratefully maintained; that the sleep
which followed was restfui and unhroken,
and that the morning brought a clear
head and a fcoline of delighted thankful
ness which no words are too strong TO
describe.
Abundant voluntary testimonials prove
tina, Dr. Schinmann's Asthma Cure not
only gives instant relief in the worst
cases, but has positively cured thousands
who were considered incurabie. The
remedy is now sold by all druggists DO
packages at 5oc and 81. thus bringing IL
within the reach Of an. Should any
reader be unable t0 obtain 70 Of his drug
gist 10 viii De sent. post paid. ty senl-
ing TO Dr. r. solifmann. Sl6 Rosabei
street ST. Paul. Mimi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
IMPROVEMENTS
IN PETERSBURG.
A Number of New Buildings Under
Contract.
CHARGE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A.Prominent Citizen of Dinwiddie was
Taken suddenly Sick and an OPP
Grafton May b. Necessary to
Save His Life.
CHARGE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. Especial.
A great aeM oI improvements DID i"e
way OF building is going ON I'm Peters
burg. the West End Baptist church. on
Washington street. is approaching COM
pletion. The slate roof is about ready
10 be put on. The lower raiiefs are also
ready 10 be put in place. THIS church'
when completed Will bee very ATTRACTIVE
place OF worship.
Mr. ". X. Lambert has purchased rom
Mr. VIM. H. Baxter for 81 2D. the house
and lot on jefferson street 800 the rear OF
Central Park. now in the occupancy OF
Mr. Thomas Baxter.
Mr.. Lambert is TO have erected on this
lot a handsome frame residence.
Mr. Charles TrOuer Lassiier' the Attor-
ney for the Commonwealth Of Petersburg.
is 10 have an addition made TO his resi-
dcnce ON Market street
MIR William H. Ncnable is 10 have a
considerable addition made 10 his dry
stemmery on Pine street. The cost Of
the proposed Improvement will be SOME
where in the ne,shbOrhO0d Of two thou
sand dollars.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Constable j. > Thomas OF Dinwiddie. ar
rived mere this morning and took out 10
the county Jail Lex Meck5 and harFle
Richardson. COlorcd. charged with nsh-
way robbery. The accused had "a hearing
some days ago before Justice Gerow, by
whom they were sent on for trial az the
next term of the county court.
10 g. learned that Mrs -- Irdiuham,
who resides near Crewe in Notoway
county and who was $50 badly shot some
days ago by her husband Robert Train
ham. is in very critical condition.
Trairham is now confined In the county
jail of NottoWay.
MI. RAGSDALE Ill.
Mr.. y. II. Ragsdale, Jr., a prominent
citizen Of F0rd's Depot Dnwiddie
county. is critically 3D. Or. r. d. Nell
wainc. Of this citywhO was summoned 10
attend the patient last night returned 20
Petersburg this morning and reported Mr
, Rarsdalc's condition as very critical. II
Mr. Ragsdale does not improve very
shortly he will Dee brought To Petersburg
20 be operated on. Mr.. Raesdale was in
attendance upon the county court Of DIM
widdic on Monday, and was taken ill that
night.
a most serviceable rain fell in Dnwid-
die county last night. Rain fell here
nearly an last night
Mr. Y. D. NorW God. a citizen OF Lau-
rencevle. Brunswick county. who was
recently adiudged insane and brought 90
Petersburg and committed 10 JAIL was
taken 20 the asylum at Williamsburg this
afternoon.
Private John w Sanford. has ten-
tered his resignation ass q member OF the
police corps. to take effect on the first q
next month. Mr. Sanford resigns 90 enc
gage I'm the butcher business.
Mr. r. l.. Bozcl. a letter carrier at the
post-ohcc, who has been quite BID is out
again
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
POLITICAL REPARTEE.
Congressman Linney's Law Partner
Gives Him Holland for an Oliver

W. =
NlNSiON' ~ - sept. 90. ''''7'
man Liney left here yesterday for Jeier-
Z son. Ashe couly, where be speaks to-
morrow. He remarked 90 your correspOn-
dent while here. that the movement of
the "Insurgent' Republicans against him
is about 10 collapse. and viii seen Doe
thing of the past. lie added chat he
found the situation in Dayie county much
better than he expected While making
his speech at Mocksvile Mr. linncy
made the remark that AN Democrats are
rascals. As soon ass Doe spoke these words
he recognized his former law partner,
Hon. r.. b. Jones. of this city, TO "hom
he said "Aint that SO brother Jones
Mr. Jones had his reply ready All
Democratic deserters are This was
sumner. and the audience caught on ana
shouted rounds Of applause.
The Democrats OBJ o',N ago
counties have nominated Dr j.. d. li'i-
comb. of ROCKFORD lot "'",9 t.''...
The Doctor is pop"I~' y''. Az, .,..i'.r',,
county a. Ie" le1I9 @5' ~, tt1l~ ro,,nt,.
In' 80 +l'r,,orrovy n is highly
convention n',9 'y ,,.,', I,,iJ,,in "a pon-
pr'o"oIe 'i'-l wi. .,.,- lt.,. Mil L. one
ul'l ou,,5 me-, 49, (,r te. f..eislature
o' t''' 49, councils Of r1is city are
me JUNIOR 0'-.i,'.' ~ liberalization
laihl,'s ".o", .,' ..l...-, f.ir and rai4-
one u"y Ou'.'.7 ,t,l VS. rrd Graded
ing nag o'''
Seno'+ a.. ..l,.ts.d thar the
ouI o'I- 80 fnr tbe new
'.u'g anu ,'' l... I'm arrorred and
i ,..,i1 i,l t,,rr,1 over to Inc oper-
'''g 'i'..'',t,,,,,.+ H., ~. f.vv DAVIS.
me-. ,,I.,',.,Ii.,, osrdi1atos for the Cen
-. ..,.,i .,,,,t,, offices will
~, - '.,,,,..,ten on October 1lth BY
49, ,t,. .l..,ea.'t the~e viii be no
oliec'o" Oh 'i'c ,.s r'. D.,,ocr,ts
JOINT ans 'SS''',s "t,.r rh.ir,,a, Of
heN. Nu"-' ,,o-,,,ittoo FOR
lhe folel-" "I.'' -, ,.,.,,shoio
orange ii'7"F ''i' % - ,,,o.,f,,o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 21-Ihe Post
to-day publishes sensational story 10
The effect that Germany is planning 10
send numerous trading vessels 20 me
Philippine Islands, and ".I arm lo1w
Fn.p.nos besides furnishing krupo guns
and artillery for field use. The ISLANDERS
the Post alleges, VIII Doe thoroughly drill
cd by German officers and by FEBRUARY
Agunaldo VIII be prepared 10 make an
onslaught ON the American forces.
According 90 the Post German agents
have made a report TO their government
rbat it viii be impossible for the United
states 10 land more than $1,000 men in
the Philippines before Aguinaido is ready
10 make his coup. According % the Ger
man correspondent from whom the Post
story comes. Americas only hope or
avoiding trouble with Asuinaldo Is 10 dis
arm the insurgents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
Business at Manila.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 23-An Asso-
ciated Press correspondent writing from
Manila under date of August 80, says;
The work of setting the wheels OF bust
ness in the harbor of Manila in motion
has been intrusted to Capt. Henry
Glass. of the L. 5. Charleston. One OF
his first duties was that of taking an in
ventory of all the shipping that fell into
Admiral Dewey's hands on the 18th inst
This includes everything afoat either on
the bay or river and its value Is about
$500 900.
Ensign Mofeet has been busy with
gun cotton and dynamite blowing up the
wrecks that We're sunk in the Pasig river
and the outer harbor, and the twenty or
thirty wrecks in the river have been
nearly all destroyed so that the ships
drawing fifteen feet of water may now
enter and come TO the wharves.
The natives are rushing 20 the office OF
captain of the port with all sorts of COM
plants so that the place is at once a
Justice court, and entry and clearing office
for vessels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24

n is p curious fact which st4Ust.c.8nf
have discovered that 1885, our ceufsn-
NAL year. seems 90 have been "a turning
point in our commercial relations wi.n
foreign nations. From l11i to 1876 fh
were but sixteen fiscal years in which
our exports exceeded our imports But
since 1870 the balance or trade uith t0e
exception OF three years. BIAS boon in
favor of the United States and has risen
10 such am extent that during tho past
fiscal year the excess boo our favor re1ch-
cd the unparalleled figure of Nin'll'-
~ is noticeable that ~ iate the percen-
tage OF expectations ~ agricultural pro-
ducts has been growing less. end me
percentage Of manufacture products
larger SO that during the past fiscal
year only scyen-tenths of Che exports
were products OF agriculture. as against
eiehty-three per cent in i"9-Lcsiie 5
Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
No Office for DcbS.

TORONTO. ONT, sept. 23.-First Grand
master Hannahan. OF the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen, has announced that
he will not be a candidate for Grand
master. This means that Mr.. Sergeant
will be reelected unanimously. The con-
vcntion has rejected the report Of ,he
grand executive board on the report Of
The board of grand trustees. Its import
Was not mace public.
Eugene V. Debs has come ana gone, but
he did not capture any office In the gift
OF the order 1t Is now asserted that what
Mr.. Debs wanted was his old position
of grand secretary. treasurer, and editor
OF the Firemen's Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
EDUCATION AND CRIME.
Charlottesville To Make Extensive I'M
movements to Accommodate Each.

Charlottesville VA. Sept. o.
SpcclaI.-The Rawlings Institute Commit
Tee has decided thai an addition be made
90 the school building, 10 cost ABOUT
twenty thousand dollars. and ihat ar
rangements be made at once TO commence
the Improvement.
decided TO nut "A siX-thOusand-dOllar Two
story brick addition TO their present very
substantial prison In the iirst story VIII
be SIX cells. made of burSlar-pr0oI steel
with centre n.isoncr- clfildpf. The
second storv will be divided for hospital
PURPOSES. being especially adapted TO lu-
natics The building Is 10 be well ycnti-
lated. heated with hot water, and each
cell 70 have the latest sanitary arrars e-
ments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24

MADRID sept. 23--At he Caonet
,,,'rou today unon the annOguccment
by tbe Minister tor the Colonies. 5enor
Romero Girot. that the Bank OF spain de-
ciined TO make further advances untl 80
vember without some guarantee. Which
ne was unable 20 give. the CABINET IN
structed the Ministers Of the COLONIES ana
~ is,,srce 10 concert some operation 20
obtafn the hanks assistance. the Cow
eminent having decided that any other
means OF raising money would be disad-
s...r f4s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24

SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO Sept. -
Tho sickness among Che American troops
is stiu increasing and at iaat reports
there were 500 soldiers under treatmr n-
outrage bv natives are reported from
Rarros ana Arcciho. AZ the latter place
fbe snanish troops fred ora tle rioters,
KILLING four and wounding several others
before order was restored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
THE BALTIMORE RACES.
Summaries of Events at the Driving
Park-Mcet Extended.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 2S.-Bg fields and
close finishes made IT necessary to extend
the meet at the Driving Park and the
remainder OF the card will probably be
completed tomorrow. The days results
follow.
2.25 class. paclng-Uncle lobe won hrst
third and fourth heats. and race. Best
time. 219 81. Big b, second, Durango,
third. Baooba. Little Joe. Matte, John
Arlington. DR.. Fitch Thomas w Amaze
Partially. Nellie Walker and Edward 5.
also started.
2:2i class. trotting (unfnished)-Minnie
Ysdyke won first and third heats Best
time. 2:20. Andorn won fourth heat. Time
2.2sI-4 Jake NJ. Patchen won second
heat. Time POI i-2 Antilla w. Red Man
tie. Olesa Clarence b.. Cleavic. Brigham
Bell. Kelly, Del Riel. Prince L., and
Roberta also started
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
Seneca i'm Port.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The u. s. trans
port Seneca. from Ponce September IL.
arrived this morning. She has on board
10 members Of the Illinois Signal Corps.
bound for Washington Barracks. and 100
troops and government employees for this
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
AIeer at Huntsville.

HUNTSVILLE. ALA, september %
Secretary of War Aleer reviewed tne
troops in camp az Huntsville ms morn
ing and then inspected the hospitals ana
camp grounds of Camp Wheeler. iie ls
pleased with the condition or the tioop7
here and seems TO be- very iavoran.y I'M
pressed with Huntsvile's camping site'
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Events at Newport.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 25-Results at New
port:
First race--sx and half furlongs.-Al-
bert V. G 70 ID first Draw Lad (even and
/ to p second. Dave S. a TO u third. Time
l:25 20.
Second race-six furlongs-Pat Garrett
e to ID first. Lafayette q TO and eveu)
second Tortugas % TO u third. Time
l:20 IL.
Third race-mlle and n sixteenth-Joe
Shelby q 10 ID first. Ideal Beau % 10
and 10 % second. School Girl 90 to u
third Time. 1853 "a.
Fourth race-one MILE III. c. q TO u
FIRST. Great Bend G 10 and TO 81 sec
ond, Guide Rock Oh 10 81 third Time.
las IL.
Fifth race-hve furlongs. -Bannie u5 TO
ID first. Crinkle O5 to l and TO u sec
ond. Frances ID. a to u third. Time.
t.05 IL.
sixth race-mlle and sixteenth.-Helen
n Gardner 6 10 u hrst. Cecil % 10 and
20 y second. Maddalo 6 TO y third.
Time, i:s3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
OBITj AIRY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ann whitney.

Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Whitney died
Thursday evening az 1870 o'clock at her
home No. 1918 east Ross street, after a
lingering illness. in the seventy-siXth
year of her age.
The funeral will be held this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock from Hoge Memo
rial Presbyterian church. The inter-
nent win be made In Shockoe Hill Gene
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
Eiuc Dead NJ santiago.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23.-ln his report
OF the health conditions OF the AMERICAN
troops al Santiago made tonight General
Lawton chronicles the death OF nve men.
The indications are that the sickness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24

CINCINNATI. O.. Sept 23.-The Times
Star has received dispatches from tHe
Governors of Ohio and Indiana sAyI,5
that the Corbett-McCoy fight cannot be
held IN their States.
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Roston. y: Pitt sburg, I.

BOSTON. Sept. 23.-r o-day's game was
q pitchers battle. in " hich honors were
about evenly divided. 7 he Bostons made
their winning run I'm the ninth by bunch
inc their hits after one man was out.
Attendance l.0O.
ccoro nv innings. r. IT, y.
poeton 1000 oO11o-2 o
pl,tsbur, O0OOO1 o. !
Batteriea-Winis and Bergen Tannehill
and Bowerman. Umpire -Gaffney Time,
IA
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TO CURE A COLD ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II fails
to cure. 25c, The genuine has L.. b. o.
on each tablet.