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his location frequently as he is
found out-which period ranges
from n few days to several months
owing to his ability or inability
to keep his mouth shut.
People OF this community have
found out that IL Is dangerous to
take the nostrums of these fellows
fnwardIy. that II they need proper
medical treatment they must apply
to practitioners who are permanent
iy located here. to such profession
al gentlemen as Drs. Copeland and
Provost. whose standing Is and has
been for years publicly testified to
by the citizen. each week, who are
here for their Iife-vork. and whose
credentials VIII stand the light Of
day.
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as / now am with the results OF my
Treatment II has brought me a cure.
Words fail TO express the pleasure II
breathing freely In "A natural manner, ex-
perienced by one TO whom this has been
denied for many years. and ! can only
ment has been most complete and brill
liant success. Tho cost has been triifng,
but the benefit Is priceless.
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and Optical Go.
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Opposite Post-IuteiIlgencer, in New York
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Although a comparatively poor man,
No Amount of Money
would tempt me 20 be again as ! was
before my treatment at tho Copeland In
stitute. j am now II years of age and
for 50 years no breath had passed through
my nostrils. There was not moment
during all that time that | did not suffer
The Terrible Discomfort
and distress that follows a complete OBJ
strlction OF the nasal passages. My sense
OF smell was destroyed, my hearing great
" impaired. ana there was II putting ana
throbhing in my ears Ike the exhaust OF
q locomotive.
Refreshing or continuous sleep was an
impossiSility. Every night of my life
was forced 10 leave my bed and walk
about my room, using gargles % hot water
TO relieve the harsh and irritated condi-
ton OF my mouth and throat. Nothing
but an iron constitution has prevented
The Complete Breakdown
OF my system under such a iong-continued
strain.
II had used innumerabe remedies for
catsrrh and had undergone repeated OPP
arations by leading surgeons In different
parts OF the country. l had also sought
relief in changes OF climate, but all were
of no avail and I
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Cleveland. II: Boston. o.

Bat. rieS-1nOrntOn ana Douduu'f
sic and Warner and Grady. Umpire
Snyder and Connolly. Time, 2:l0.
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energies on defending the front OF Ma
Mia. Ii may not have occurred 20 them
that the Americans may choose to march
from Cayite and assault 1t i'm the rear.
The survivors OF the crew Of the men-of-
war have been formed into a naval bat
talon on shore TO man the batteries.
PreyioUs TO the bombardment the Amer
lean Admiral will allow twenty-four
hours TO enable British subjects and other
foreigners 10 leave, and the British viii
proceed 70 Cayite, where they will be pro-
tected by the guns and crews Of the Inn
mortalite.
II is difficult TO know what the Spanish
intend 10 do with their women and chill
dren in order to avoid the fearful con-
sequences Of bombardment They cannot
be sent safely into the interior, where the
rebels are congregated everywhere over
I.uzon. and are rapidly centerinS on Ma
Mia.
Tho following is the text Of a procla-
nation issued by AguinaldO:
'.Philippines-The Great North Ameri-
can nation. the repository of true liberty
and therefore the friend of freedom for
our nation oppressed and subIugated by
the tyranny and despotism OF its rulers,
has come 10 afford its inhabitants a pro-
lection as decisive as IL f. undoubtedly
tiginfereSteO. regarding our hilApi ANiteAN~
country as possessing sufficient ci'lllza-
ton and aptitude for self-goyernmenti ana
order to iusitry this high conception
informed of us by the great American ma
ton. we ought TO reprobate all such acts
as may derogate from that conception,
such as pillage. robbery and every class
Of outrage against persons and property
I'm order 90 avoid conflicts during the
period OF our campaign, ! order as fol-
lows.
Article !. The lives and property Of all
foreigners shall be respected. including In
this denomination Chinese and all Spanish
tradesmen who have not directly or indi-
rectly contributed to the bearing Of arms
against US
article 3 Equally shall be respected
those Of the enemy who shall lay down
their arms.
article 9. Medical establishments and
ambulances shall be respected and per-
sons and effects attached thereto. unless
they display hostility
Article T. Persons disObeying these pre-
ceding articles shall be summarily tried
and executed II their disobedlence leads
10 assassination. incendiarism, robbery or
rape.
Given at Cavite. 2ith day Of Nav. 1898.
(SigneD EMILIO AGUINALDO.'
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PETERSBURG COUNCIL.
Petition for Street Railway Fran
chisc-Watcr Meter Rates.

PETERSBURG. VA. July Especial
At the meeting OF the Common Counch
tonight an ordinance was presented from
the Piedmont Traction Company, asking
for authority TO construct and operate
a street electric railway in this city
Major Francis Rives Lassiter. counsci
for the railway company. and Mr.. Troy
OF Charlottesville. Va, one Of the ON
cials OF the company addressed the
Council The ordinance was referred 10
the Street Committee and City Attorney.
Unless the company shall begin the
construction OF the road within SIX
months from the date OF the passage
OF the ordinance. and complete the same
I'm eighteen months. the rights and nrivl-
leges granted SHAH be subject to be re-
voked.
The Council made the rate for city
water through metres 20 cents per LOO
gallons. for 5000 gallonls or less. and the
minimum charge 40 cents per morth
Messrs Alexander Hamilton. Richard
=. Davis. r. +. Vaughan and DR.. u. j.
Moyler were elected members OF the
School Board.
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THEY BEGIN IN TIME.
The Committee of the Peoples Party
Call a Presidential Convention.

ATLANTA, GA, July 1.-The Peoples
Party paper to-day published an address
from the National Organization Commit
tee calling for a national Convention at
Cincinnati September 5th 10 nominate
candidates for President and Vice-Presi-
dent and outline a plan Of campaign 10
cover the next two years in anticipation
of the election of 1850.
The National Reorganization Committee
was appointed by the Populist ccnven-
ton at Nashville July 4. 1881, and that
convention was called into existence by
T. r. Watson 20 counterfeit Me efforts
of Senator Marion Butler, chairman or
the National Executive Committee for
Fusion with the Democrats. The COM
mittee reviews the history OF the anti
fusion movement and repudiates Butler
and his committee
The basis Of representation IS two dele
gates at large for each State and terri
tory and the District OF Columbia ard one
additional delegate for each 1908 Popu-
list votes cast at any election since 1890
The address is signed by Nixon Park,
chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Six South Carolina Volunteers Accused
Of Murder of Lake City Postmaster

CHARLESTON. S. c., July L-Alonzo
Rogers. Israel Mcknight, H. S. Stokes,
Moutrie Eppes. Henry Goodwin, y. v.
Wood and w. A. Webster were arraign-
ed before United States Commissioner
Smith in this city to-day on the charge
of numbering Fraser b. Baker, the negro
postmaster who was lynched at Lake
City last February.
1t will be remembered that Baker $
house was set on fire and when he and
his family tried to escape from II they
were fired on by a mob. Baker and a
child were killed and several members OF
the family were wounded. Rewards for
the lynchers were offered by the State
and national government.
A short time ago ]. +. NEWMAN turned
States evidence duplicating the men who
were arraigned here to-day with others.
Bakers wife and NEWMAN were on the
stand to-day and both gave graphic ac-
counts of the tragedy. Commissioner
Smith sent the prisoners back 20 jail and
the case will go up TO the district court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
OLD HAND At THE BELLOWS
Mayor 4. p. Rowe Again Takes Charge
ofthe Municipality.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. July l.
Special-The new city Council held its
first meeting this morning at 10 O'Clock
for organization and the election OF Of
ficers. Mayor a. +. Rowe. VINO two
years ago after a continuous service OF
eight years as mayor, declined reelection
hut this year acccded to a popular call
10 be a candidate and was elected again
assumed the duties Of the chief exc
cutive Of the city and presided over the
council.
James p. Corbin was elected clerk and
after a spirited contest between Colonel
T. ID. Cole and Councilman George w.
Wooton. Councilman II. g. Willis was
elected recorder as a compromise can
didate on the ffty-frst ballot. This po-
sition is practically that Of Vce-mayor.
A. =. Rowe, Jr., was elected collector
OF city taxes and the old police force
was reelected.
Ten thousand dollars in bonds Of the
city which had been called in were de-
stroyed by the council.
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STRENGTHENING MANILA.
Spaniards There Preparing for a Des-
peratc Defence.

VANCOUVER, B. c., June 30.-The
steamer Empress OF China, which arrived
yesterday morning, thought many details
OF events occurring at Manila up 70
June Gtn.
The Spanlards are undoubtedly profit
ing by the delay IN the arrival Of the
Americans, for the greatest energy exists
in every military department. Rifle in
trenchments are being dug in such places
as the Spanish anticipate their foe Will
attack. At points mostly facing the sea
modern 9-pounder Krupp field pieces are
being mounted.
All the mountain batteries are being
called in from the interior and the ield
batteries from the outskirts. Every
thing points 10 the fact that the Span
iards intend TO make a vigorous defense.
Among soldiers. both officers ard men,
the greatest enthusiasm appears 70 exist,
and they one and all look forward 10
meeting their American foes.
In an interview Captain General Au-
gustf gave newspaper correspondent 10
understand that he had confidence I'm MS
officers and men and Is determined 10
night 10 the last.
lust before the last mail left Manila
the Americans captured another small
launch that was creeping into the bay.
Tney were also able TO find and pick up
the cable to lloi = which they promptly
cut, completely isolating the Spanish
from the outside world. as messages had
previously been sent TO Madrid Via La
baum. per steamer from folio. The
Spanish expect help in the shape OF four
big cruisers.
Ample provisions at last have been
made for the removal OF the foreign resi-
dents in case OF the Dombardment OF
Manila. Ten steamers, with the consent
OF the Spanish Captain General and also
OF Admiral Dewey have been sent up the
river. and when notice Of bombardment
is given two will be allowed each 10 the
English and Germans. one TO the French.
one 10 the Belgians and four 70 the
chinese subjects. the latter being under
the care OF the British Consul
The Spanish have only four s-inch guns
Of $50 pattern mounted on earthworks on
Iuneta 10 reply TO the fire OF many more
modern and powerful guns OF the Amer
lean feet. Bombardment, which presum-
ably will take place 10 cover the landing
OF American troops will mean the wreck
% Manila and It's quaint old forts. It's
handsome old cathedral may be knocked
into ruins.
ThA Spanish have nnnror fra'~d oil their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02

CLEVELAND. July 1.-The Indians had
their eyes on the ball to-day Lewis
was hit hard and then Boston put Klob-
edanz in. but with little better effect.
Attendance. 200.
Score by innings: X. II. e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
Notes From Tampa.

TAMPA. FLA. July live priva'es
from the ranks OF the Second New York
volunteers left tonight for Albany.
where thew 60 20 report n Adiutant-Ger-
erai Tnnghast and Tor assignment 10 the
regiments formed by tho second call for
volunteers IN New York. These men
when attached 20 the new regiments will
rank as second lieutenants.
Colonel Cook has received notification
Of his retirement from active service
Major Hunter Liggett unti' recently cap
tain OF Company ID. Fifth Infantry. has
assumed his position as assistant adju-
tant general OF the Fourth Army Corps
Lieutenant W. II. Nostrand, United
states Navy. Is supervising the work %
converting tie Huccanner irto Dispatch
boat for the hlockadlng fiset.
Lieutenant Tomatsrri. OF the japanese
Navy, Captain stang. OF the Norwegian
Artillery. and General Enero Pssha, %
the Turkish Army. are here as represen>
tstivss OF thai- sounfriAs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
.N.RROW ESCAPE.

THANKFUL words written by Mrs. Ala
T. Hart. OF Groton. 5. D., WAS taken
with a bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set in and finally termin-
ated in Consumption. Four doctors gave
me up. saying l could live but a short
time. I gave myself up 20 my Saviour
determined II could not stay with my
friends on earth. would meet my absent
ones above. My husband was advised
70 get DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. | gave II
trial. took In all s bottles. II has cur
ed me. and thank God am saved anf
now n well and healthy woman Tral
bottles free at Owens 6 Minor Drug Co.
Regular size. Soc. and 81. Guaranteed or
price refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
EXTENSION OF SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY TRAINS NOS. II AND IL,
KEYsyILLE ACCOMMODATION.
TO CHASE CITY, Va.

Commencing June 9th. Southern Rail-
Uav trains Nos. Il and IS heretofore ope-
rated between Richmond and heysville'
will be extended and operated between
Richmond and Chase City, Va. on the
following schedule; Leave Richmond
NJ: arrive Keysvllle S:45 ?. NJ arrive
Chase CITY $40 p. NJ. Returning leave
chase city 5:24 A. NJ: Keysville a. M,
arriving Richmond $40 a NJ. daily except
Sunday.
The extension OF this train. together
with the low summer rate 10 Chase City
and return. will anduce many 70 visit
this popular resort. In addition 70 the
regular summer excursion tickets issued
10 Chase City. the Southern VIII sell ucK-
80 ~, SATURDAY OF each week. returning
following Monday. Richmond to Chase CITY
az rate of one fare for the round trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
THE FOURTH OF JULY TRIP TO
WEST POINT. VA.

Richmond people 10 have a pleasant days
outing. and many Of our best citizens
will avail themselves Of this opportunity.
This will be a personally-cohducted trip.
and everything will be so arranged as 10
make the "Trip a pleasant one. Good
music will be furnished.
The Terminal Hotel will furnish dinner
for 50 cents. Their bill OF fare will be
made up of all the delicacies Of the sea-
son-including fresh fish, oysters. crabs
etc. Their clam chOwder Will be spe-
cialty and they will serve oysters imme-
diately from the York river that VIII
make your mouth water. Meal tickets
can be had on train.
Pare for the round trip, only 70 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
rnrnedo Boats az Southport.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. July IA spec
ial 10 rne Star from South Port says:
torpedo boat Gwin, Lieutenant Williams
commanding. and Talbot. Lieutenant
Shoemaker commanding. arrived here at
=. NJ. for water
They are from Newport. r. l., 10 Key
west and wiz sail in the morning for
Charleston.
WILMINGTON, y. c.. July While
being locked az Southport to-day the
torpedo boat Talbot ran into the wharf
and damaged her stem 70 the extent OF
acouple Of plates beig bent and a rivet
or two misplaced.
She came 10 the city tonight 10 be
repaired The Talbot viii accompany
the Gwin southwark tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
An Engine DeraiIed.

When the Ashland accommodation
train consisting of three coaches and
locomotive No. II was going up Broad
street yesterday evening a. go O'Clock
the engine for some reason ran or the
track at Broad and Laurel streets. Inc
train was moving very SLOWLY ana no
damage was done There were many
Messengers aboard who were delayed
about an hour with the assistance or
engine No. 81 the deralled locomotive was
dragged back on the track, and the train
proceeded on its way. \ number OF mule
cars were blocked up on Broad street Tor
quite a while by reason Of the accident
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
THE P0WHATAN BONDS.
L. s. Circuit Court Continues Injunc
tion Restraining Their Tranfers.

In the United States Circuit Court yes
terday an order was entered by Judge
Edmund Waddell. Jr.. continuing IN force
the injunction heretofore awarded by him
I'm the case Of Edward G. Jones OF New
York. against William G.. Nenable, trus-
tee. &c.
The injunction now continued enjolns
the holders of the bonds OF Powhatan
county, issued to build the Farmville and
Powhatan railroad from disposing of
them until the further order OF the court.
Inc plaintiff seeks to have the original
issue of county bonds brought into the
court and exchanged for the new bonds
recently issued by the county and which
ne claims under a contract of sale with
the holders OF the first issue and he Of
fers to pay the purchase price of $4,000
into the court.
Under the present decree the holders of
the bonds VIII now have TO appear and
contest Jones contract and overcome II
or surrender their bonds for Jones bene-
1T and take in place OF them 20 per cent.
OF their face value in cash. II Jones
.revans no makes a handsome profit
which in his bill he offers TO divide with
the county OF Powhatan.
me case was argued at length by
Judges L. l.. Lewis. Thomas w Milter
and Asa ID. Watkins and Mr.. Samuel
u. Davis for the bondholders. and by
state Senator William NJ. Flanagan for
the plaintiff Jones.
A motion was made after the injunction
matter was decided 20 increase the in
junction bond and that motion will come
up to-day. .
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committee appointed TO take testimony In
the case.
This committee made n summary OF
the evidence but submitted no recon-
mendations.
The time to-day was devoted 10 an
analysis Of tho testimony. hut there was
not sufficient I'm the way OF development
to indicate the outcome of the inquiry.
The testimony covers 1900 printed pages.
Senator Pritchard Is giving much atten-
ton to the confirmation OF Mr.. Ewart
and Senator Butler Is vigorously oppos-
Ing him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
McMahOn-PaCe.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July l.
Special.-Mr. John Mcmahon and Miss
Blanche Pace were married ar $50 this
morning at the Albemarle Methodist
church, i'm Albemarle county Rev. j. W.
Daniel oficiated. The ushers were Luth-
er Jones and Samuel Elsom; bridesmaids.
Miss Alice Druen. Of Charlottesville, and
Miss Martha Filter. OF Albemarle
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmahon left on the
Southern road for a visit North. Return
ing they will make their abode at Abe
marie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
Danish Bark Guaranteed.

WILMINGTON. y. c., July THE
Danish barkentine Anna, twenty-four
DAYS out from Para, Brazil is under
quarantine at South Port, on account or
having lost one OF its crew from yellow
fever.
There is no alarm here, as the strictest
nrecautions are being enforced by the
quarantine physician. 4. r.. Thomas.
The vessel is bound for Wilmington to
take a cargo of naval stores for foreign
port. but will quite likely not be allowed
10 pass up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
Matinee at Main Street.

There will be a special matinee for la
dies and children at Main street vaude-
willie park this afternoon at 4:50 o'clock
at which the Identical programme which
has made itself so deservedly popular this
week will 0e gwen The closing per-
formance of the week will be gwen to-
night. and commencing with Monday the
an. an entire change of talent will hold
the boards Anotae~ large crowd saw ami
enjoyed me show last niglt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
MAYOR E. |, C. SCOTT.
Ashland's New City Council Organize
and Elect Officers.

ASHLAND, VA. July 1.-Special.-Ash-
lands new council met this afternoon Tor
organization. Alr. S. J. boswell IN the
chair. Mr.. Charles Stebbins clerk read
the returns of the election, showing
~ Eov q + Delarue. G. W. Crew, ;.
Roswell Nat. Lancaster. r. l.. {.
scott and Chas. stebbins elected for two
years from July lst.
Z. l.. c. Scott was unanimously elect
ed mayor; G. w. Crew. president pro
tenn of the council; and Charles Stebbins
treasurer and clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
Exnect 20 GO on the Yale.

NORFOLK. VA. July L-SpeciaL-The
impression prevails here that batteries A
ana C.. Of Philadelphia. now stationed at
Newport News. will leave for cuba upon
the Yale next week. when she Is expect
ed TO take also the troops from Camp
Alger.
she, It was thought. might arrive here
to-day. but she had not been sighted
when the port closed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
THE SURE La GRIPPE CURE.

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady. If you Will only get
the right remedy. You are having pain
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owens & Minor Drug Co., only 5Oc per
bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
LANCAS TER, 10; READING, 10.
A Great Batting Contest and Runs
Were Plentiful

LANCASTER. PA. July i.-special-
Lancaster won a batting matinee from
Reading to-day. Both Clausen and
FertSch were hit with great freedom,
the work IN the fourth. NTH and ninth
by the champions. and OF the visitors In
the first. third and ninth being remark
able.
In his six times at bat Madison made
five clean hits. one OF them a triple Nc
Ney's three-bagger came in the fifth.
when the bases were filled. Slater battod
strongly FOR Reading. Score:
LANCASTER