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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
By II. A. McCurdy
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
TWENTY SEVENTH AND IWENTH
EIGHTH STREET LOTS.

7, execution of a deed Of trust OF 14th
~, ln 1s6s dnlv recorded. I win offer Tor
SO upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. THE nth DAY OF
AUGUST 1s9S
,+ q o.clock u ~. LOT with SMALL.
1T, ,HtE TENEMENT. 3ixi2O feet To-
aliev on Twenty-seventh street between
NJ and y street. west Inc.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. LOT
sGx1e4 feet 20 an alley. on east line OF
Tventv-eighth street. commencing las
feof e inches south Of y street.
TERMS. cash as 10 cost and expenses
OF sale. all delinquent taxes and sufficient
10 nav of balance OF Sf37 ~ due on bond.
residue as may be given at time Of sale.
II, a. McCrRDY.
aufn rrlt-1faa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
AUCTION sALn,---rhis Day,


Real Estate AucuOneers.
~ RUSTEEs' AUCTION SALE
| OF
NICE NEW DWELLING AT NORTH
EAST CORNER OF FEDERAL
AND FIFTH STREETS.
BY virtue OF TWO certain deeds OF trust.
G4fcd september 1880 and July TO-
l>gU OF record in clerks office of Rich
mOul ClanCcry Court, respectively I'm ID
b. lil IS. page 1872. and ID. =. lj> G. page
14l detault having been made in "a part
OF the payments secured thereby, and
heMI direD ed so Co do hy the beneficiary,
We viii seA by auction. upon the prem
itnS ON
FRIDAY. TIE 12TH DAY OF AUGUST,
lsgS
a. 8 O'Clock r. NJ. The above mentioned
property. which fronts "a feet ON Fifth
street by q depth OF l22 feet TO an alley
1G feet wide.
TERMS. Cash as TO expenses Of sale
and TO pay S5o5.J6. due by first deed. and
$500. cue 10y the second decd. balance at
one year. A. j. CHEWING.
i. SITTERDING.
au7 Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
Examination for School Tcachcrs.

The examination of applicants for
tcacherships I'm the Hcnrico county COLI
orcd school took place yesterday morning
at tho school Board rooms
There were twenty-thrcc in attendance,
three being men.
Superintendent Russell was in charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
RAIL ROADS.
Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway,

GzfS~XEY~H VnV'upvuhV uuu
49, ~ Ohio Railway,
EFFECTIVE AUGUss 10. lS9s. 4
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD-SrREEsT STATION.
goo 4. NJ Daily. with karlOr car f1s
principal stations, Newport
News, Old Point, Norfolk AID
Portsmouth. Connects az NOrs
folk with New York steamers.
except Friday and sunday
as L., N. Daily. with fuIImtl I0
local stations, Newport News
t.. Old Point. Norfolk and forts-
mouth. Connects 20 old FolnF
with Washington steamet-s
daily and with bsitiinors
steamers except sunday.
1920 A. n. Mountain Express. Win fsi-
l0r ear. except sunday te7
Rorclg.rio Connects a sos~
louisville FOR Orange, Clipepef.
CaIvortou, Manassas, AleAaAf
dria and Washington, az
Union station, Chaflotieaft.io'
Tor Lynchbure, az Basic NilF
2l5 P. II. Dahy. with pullman 20 cint
cnnau. Louisville ana 50
Louis. connecting at CoNlnst
ton Va. for Hot Spuns 4
Stops only az impoiianr
-- $780,. stations Meals served on Din-
ms cars. No. :. local titih.
except sunday, follows ap0f Y
train from G>rdonsNh'e ~
$50 Z. NJ. Accommodation. except SUM
day. Tor Chariottcsviie. -
1889 Il. N. Daily Cor Cincinnati Witt
fuImln 90 dlnt0n, W. tsani
tordonatlIIc TO tneihnAt
and Louisville. Meas $500
sta1nion except sunday COS
Nincncst Ger. No., ana az 'vfa
fmNfnU VA. daily Tor \ .lAliaI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12

SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING OF
$. ULLMANS son.
thing:
Dgnl0D Patent Family Flour. COO.
lis s s 9FIel 'i,o.s,s.fcd -
l-pound cans Corned ef......... y
s sTlesh Country Butter. per pound. In
SILVER King Minnesota patent on.
lutIy Flour $3.50. or sack 49,. ~
Best Granu'ated Sugar. a. lbs. tor. =
: Wash Powders for ...........-.
Large cans Table Peaches .......'
bologna Sausage. per pOund.......
FRESH Frankfort Sausage ...';..- 20
Genuine Vermont Maple syrup, Dol. ~
Lion Coffee. 1-pound papers .:.... VI
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour 90
Good Hay. per hundred .......... ~
8. ULLMAN'S SON.
WANTED SIX CO. FIRsT-cLAss
SMITHS on light locomotive work.
Must hc sober men ana eooQ mecla.. IS.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND MA
CHlNB WORKS. Richmond, Va.
aull1
/ WISH A ROOM AND BOARD WITH
private family in tho West End. Nd
dress j. S IT,. box SEQ. city, aull
WANTED BY SEPT. l2TH. A PLEAS
amt uufurniehcd room on-u ref or rnconu
floor near car iiue with or without
board. Address j. H., care or llle5
office. ausii
WANTED Try a MARRIED COUPLE
nicely FURNISHED ROOM ANp
BOARD. private family prn erred, cth-
trU location Address giving tein-'
etc.. &C. care Times office. aul-
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED. AN ENERGETIC MAN. or
good address. 1s agent iu kchmoue LOT
an old established business. DANIEL
Wade. 1913 case Main street, car
office. hAt
SALESMAN WANTED.
SHOE SALESMAN WANTED TO MAKE
headquarters in this cIty and tr1Nei
this territory with hrs--e.ass general
1Io 0f Shoes from Boston. only ino-c
having rVrlriD1c. ANA some trade need
apply. Address, with -~feronce- - ~
rEUCASTLE & co, j. Cd. Box BOB
p.at.r Mass aui2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12

WANTED SIX CO. FIRsT-CLASS
SMITHS on light locomotive work.
Must hc sober men ana good mechanics.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND MA
CH1NE WORKS. Richmond, Va.
auIll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12

SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING OF
5. ULLMAN'S son.
4. head how cheap We are selling every
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12

W T.. Guinaulou Nic.- presidtn. Aad
Traffic .Ians .eg. Neg York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
JUDGE MACKAY ARRESTED.
Charge Of Bigamy Entered Against
the south Carolinian.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2i-Thomas. J.
MacKay who is said 10 De an eN-Judge
OF the Circuit Court of South Carolina,
was arrested in this city to-day on "a
charge Of bigamy.
According 10 Mackay'5 story. he Us the
victim of persecution. lie has nearly
reached The fOurscOre mark, but the Wo-
man whom inc claims % be his legal Wlie
is but twenty-five years old. Her name
was Bertha Orteheld, and until her MARI
riage TO the Judge She lived with her pa-
rents. who are said 10 De prominent peo-
ple ut Charleston. w. Va. They were
married about month ago at the glfl
home. and from there went 10 NtW
York. While in that city She claims %
have learned that her husband had an-
other wife He is said 10 have explained
that he was married i'm 1891, but several
months later his wife told him tnal sne
had another husband, and the Judge lcIL
her. -t4
TO have declared. until his visit 20 New
York and thcreup0n learning OF nus seq
ond marriage. she threatened him win
arrest For a time Doc paclned lhe rear
of Wife NO % by declaring that DEE Wouid
have the first marriage annuled as ll
had never been legal. but the status oi
affairs soon reached the ears of the slil
parents. and "a warrant was az once la-
sued for Mackays' arrest.
He was arraigned before Matle lIdle
Jermon late I'm the afternoon. lhe ne1L-
fur was r0etunued bending iurtntf llFta-
tgatiOn by the police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
TO INVESTIGATE GARCIA.
His Clash With Shaltcr will be Looked
Into shortly,

WASHINGTON. Sept. H.-lt IS eN-
pected that General CahXto Garcia, sec
ond in command of the Cuban forces
during the war viii come 20 TINS couh-
try I'm the course of the next two weeks,
visiting New York. Baltimore and WASH
ington. His coming is looked forward 10
with much interest in view of the promi-
nent part he took i'm the military opera
lions around Santiago, and the uniortu-
nate clash between him and General
shafter following the surrender OF inc
city. ,,-.
His presence in this country Is hkely
TO raise a question regarding the ola
criminal proceedings pending against
him During the height of the cuban
GUbustering. Garcia was arrested and
brought before the Federal court at Bal
timore on a charge of directing one or
the leading expeditions. lie was re-
leased on bonds. and then left at the
head Of the expedition he had organized
FORGETTING his bond.
At the time he made "a public state
ment to the effect that the cause OF
Cuba warranted his escape from legal
prosecution. and that when the war was
over me would voluntarily return ANA
give himself up 10 the officers OF lhe
law. u is understood that If the govern
mont intends TO push the prosecution or
these nlibusteriuc cases. Garcia VIII WISH
Baltimore and carry out his promise
10 become amenable TO the court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
FOUNDER OF QUEBEC.
Splendid Tribute TO His Memory-Ihe
.'Nfarblchcad" HOnOred.

QUEBEC. QUE. Sept. 2l.-The Cana
dian people to-day paid a mdgnluccnl
tribute OF respect 90 the memory oi the
French explorer Champlain, VINO go years
ago founded the city OF quebec
I'm the presence Of one OF the greatest
assenblages ever seen in the province or
Quebec the spot near where the great eN-
plorers body IS supposed to have been
buried Il grand monument TO MS memory
was unveiled.
To Americans the most interesting iea-
ture Of the occasion was the nearly ana
enthusiastic reception given TO captain
McCalla Of the United States cruiser Mar
blehead and his gallant crew OF marines
and sailors. Three British warshlps, the
RcnoWn. the Indefatigable and the TAI
bot. arriver here several days ago 10 PAR
ticipate I'm the ceremonies. but fter Ma
iesty's great sea warriors with iher
crews in gold braid and bright uniforms
aid not get the spirited reception given
the battered and bruised old Marnlehead
with her handful of Yankee sailors, fresh
from the stormy scenes on the South
coast of Cuba.
The moment the Marbleheads guns
smoke out tremendous cheer went up
from the ramparts and In Ruherin Ter
race where q great thrOng OF people were
looking down upon the warsnlps IN the
river below. , ,t.,
Captain McCalla was received WIN
warmth by Admiral Sir John Fisher ana
an the Canadian officials. The Marble
head will remain here for several days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
PlNGREE REN0MIN MATED.
Mckinley and Algcr Endorsed by the
Convention.

DETROIT. MICH. Sept Ex-Governor
Pingree was renOminated by reclamation
this afternoon by the Republican state
Convention. His reform ideas and EFFORTS
toward regulating alleged Inequalities OF
taxation were heartily commended ia the
platform adopted. and many members or
his party who have heretofore not been
In accord with the Governor joined IN the
cheering when he appeared ana maze q
characteristic speech Of acceptance.
When the resolutions were reported 70
the convention they were unanimously
adopted without debate.
On the war issue the resolutions say;
1--WE endorse the present national ad-
ministratiOn and express confidence IN
the honesty, integrity and patriotism or
President Mckinley. During the trying
Spain he displayed rare ability ana ais
erection until the final cession OF hostil-
ties which we hope viii speedily result lh
permanent peace.
1--WE endorse our honored Secretary or
War. and commend his conscientious pa-
.triotic and unselfsh devotion 10 the nonor
~ the nation and the welfare OF the
army.
we denounce the unjust attacks made
on him. and offer him our undivided sup
port and confidence
For Iieutenant-G Governor .. w koplh-
son Of Houghton. an ardent Plngree
State senator was nominated ailer
close contest with Gerritt j. Diokema. exc
Speaker of the House OF Representatives,.
AT tO-night's session the remainder OF
the ticket was nominated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
FOURTH TAKES PRECAUTIONS,
Col. Taylor Inauguratcs strict Sanitary
Ecgtflatiuns.

%
CANT e. ia l-iDi..-' ,,o
iai.-Co''heL 'e'I6' ,-...t 49,.
manuln1 OHll'I "' 'i. 49,,
Regiment returned l-7
his leave OF abs nee, ID ."e '-
health. ne was I'. '' NV '..,.,..
Captain Sheen ana tat'H o1,
where DE was heartily received ~ @'''
Ihis morning H' i''".. 800. 80.
sptclloh OF lH' a''ei"' i..i .,.
tents ana hl..","'' .,.. .,.,..
sprnkIn5 OF n"le tI.n ''' '''7
as sanitary ''','' 'o'''' ..,,.,,,,.s.,r o.,
Captain iilHAiha' me P''. .., ,......
the Fourth hrsln' Nl Jas
ms i'"F' ~, ..t.- otf,e ,r.rt
Sergeant LOWS w. '. "''D 70
at Hfueidl Le- N'a' l'-'
turned from Jus -' "-''''
90 MS nome ih i'i'"Al'Nu -,-...
The SICK memoeI OF '-'. ...,
panies OF the b oui,n Ho7.iii,..t ..'' A.
rellifln- soou u''l VA -.
Company tle patients arc gu" No7
very I'.'' wy" . IL. sftl Very silk
waite Harry h"'ea' VINO ~ 'si'' 80.
but a.-' 'oii..Ii.'a ~ ''''i' 49,.
pdny ID the irdl ri.h l-'r'.
Noel and Blo0m0ack, 1ut tnrl recovery
is hoped f0r. Ine others are eoins very
well. Corporal Crens Jaw hopes 10 "'
able TO return home soon on "a SICK Iul-
l0ugh. and Private Vance IL. hatcher
appears now 90 oe once moro OUT OF uH"-
ger. after a very na-io" escape I'oiH
death His brother Walter Hatcher o-
Richmond. VINO Us stll win HiIl' "op,e
10 be able TO take him nome some ,llH1
next week. Private Ernest W. ii"" . n.'i5
is also mucn better anu nus
trouble now is homesic Aneas. Ll- ~ "'''
r.. d." Goo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
ASKS POINTED QUESTIONS,
Docs Trinity College own Stock of the
American Tobacco Co.

WINSTON. ". c., sept -l.-ai
ne o4iii,, e' ...ilreserd tine following lu-
Ait ,i ,', f t'e presidcnt of the Board of
4uiii.7 10 Trinity College "a few days
,ll.I... ..Does Trinity College hold or own
ago; p.t' .-ari,au Tobacco Company,
o- as ~ Duke. sons d. company tas
u eve. f1oe nof now. when was such
t,.oI dienor.d OFF" The president Ok
s.,-H & 5s1fired TO answer tine que~-
~. sa,.fr, that it is not his prlNlit-e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
Paunccforte's Term ENlcnded.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2l.-Ihe retire
ment Of Sir Julian Pauncefoto the Brit
ish Ambassador from the active diplp-
matte service would have occurred to-
day. had not the British Foreisn ONCE
extended his term of service untl next
April i'm recognition OF his long ana
capable service and the acceptability of
his administration to the authorities here.
PARIS. Sept. N.-The Echo DE Paris
saws NJ. Cambon. the French Ambassa-
dor at washington, is 20 be transferred
10 Vienna.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
CURE FOR ASTHMA.
Discovery OF Leading Physician
\ public test will be made to-day az
Nhclf's DRUG Store.

All day to-day free sample packages
of the celebrated "Schinmann's Asthma
Cure will Dee given away at u. W. Che.t 8
drugstore. corner Third and Main streets
The doctor wants each sufferer from
Asthma, Hay Fever or Bronchitis in this
city % call and get one. When asked re-
glrding his reasons for giving his REM
edy away IN this manner. ne said: "Peo-
PIE are naturally skeptlcal about an
asthma remedy. and when you consider
the number of so-called cures on the
market you can hardly blame them. Now
[ claim that my Cure cures. 1t viii I'M
stauty relieve the most violent attack
H. has permanently cured thousands who
had been considered incurable. II / did
not believe it why should l be giving II
away2 The sufferer who gets a sample
package can tell I'm two minutes whether
IL Is as 7 represent IL, and II doesn't cost
him q cent That Is fair, isn't it?''
IL certainly does not look as II any
thing could be fsirer. Those living out
o, town can get free sample by writing
their name and address only on post
card addressed 70 DIR. r. Schinmann. sl5
Rosebel Street. ST. Paul. Mimi, up 10
September 10Th, not .aler-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
BRITISH STEAMER ASHORE.
She Lies Stranded ON False Cape IN
Perilous Condition.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. H--Special-
The British merchant steamship Hibernia'
Hamburg. via Norfolk. with general car
go. went ashore this morning al O'Clock
two and a quarter miles south or raise
Cape, Va. She lies two miles on suoIr
near Wash Woods signal Station. She
was AT last reports lying easily
False Cape is about twenty miles souln
of cape Henry. The Hibernia deviatea
from her course because Of the fog Wnich
prevailed last night. Her position to-hlshl
is 9erilous.
The wind is blowing twenty-five miles
an hour and the surf so heavy that
boat cannot live I'm it.A storm Is reported
by the Weather Bureau TO De coming or
and the Hibernia and her crew are con-
sidored to be in great jeopardy
Up 10 this time no aid has been rehoer-
cd the shin or crew. that not being prac-
ticable. An expedition is expected TO
leave here. however, tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
GENERAL ALGER
FIXES THE BLAME

who is 20 blame. but what we were TO
consider az this meeting Is whether We
nre IN 60 back to the rcgimental hospi-
tails or 10 continue the division hospi-
tails. or shall We have both2
Gen. Leonard opposed the division nos
pital. SAYING 81 was certain death IN
many cases to send men there. General
Stcrnbcrg came TO the defense Oh MS
department and said:
1--WE have had "A difficult problem. NO
rcolisitions came TO Washington which
were not hOnOrcd. We hOn0red them all
promptly. and tried TO secure the best
regardless Of cost. as Secretary Alser
had instructed ~ TO do IL the medical
officers failed TO do their duty they
should have been reported. II their re-
quisifions were not honored complaints
should have been lodged against the
proper persons.
Cen Wiley. however. cited many IN
stances where there was no response 10
demands for articles absolutely essential
10 the welfare Of the soldiers. ADDRESS
ing Gen. Alger be said:
WORKED TO DEATH
Men were worked 90 death az Chicka-
manga. They were drilled from FIVE 10
six hours each day ia the hot sun. and
when they fell there were no stretchers
or litter-bearcrs Go carry them away nor
were there any ambulances AZ hand in
many cases, and the poor fellows were
forced 10 lay IN the br0iling sun WITH
ont attention. 10 was cruel 10 them ana
IL was criminal negligence not 90 have
sufficient number of ntter-bcarers ana
strotchers. The reason such men We're
not on hand is because every aNallabie
man for doctor or nurse had been taken
away from their commands and placed
I'm the division hospital am not In
favor of abolishing the division hospitals,
but am in favor OF both division and
regimental hospitals. Keep the men in
camp and send them 90 division hospitals
when their symptoms are fully develop
ed. then get trained nurses 90 run the
division hospital
ALGER ADMITS MISTAKES.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, sept 2l-
Secretary Alger and party reached this
CITY tonight from Knoxville. The party
were met at the depot by the mayor OF
the city and a large number OF citizens
and were conducted 20 the city audito-
rum. where 300 people had gathered 20
meet and receive them. Secretary Alger
was greeted with the most cordial ape
plausc. IIe made "A short speech, thank
ing the people for their courteous recep-
ton lie said with reference 90 charges
OF mismauagemont:
THAT some mistakes have occurred I
admit. but that the medical department
the commissary department and the quar-
termastcrs department have done their
fun duty, ] affirm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
THE SOLDIERS
ARE ALL GONE.
Hence the Race Troubles at Raleigh
are Over.
LIVELY TRADE IN FIREARMS
Mr. ". y. Jones Succeeds MIR. X. Is.
Raney a. President Of Chamber OF
Commerce. onfederatc Ladies
Pass sympathetic Resolutions

RALEIGH. \. c.. Sept. A.-special-
over one thousand men Of the Second
Reeiment LETT yesterday on their fur
louehs. This. OF course, leaves but few
here. Everything is quiet. and the
chances that there will be any trouble
are about oyer.
This morning az the Church OF the Good
Shepherd. Mr. william :. West and Miss
Susie Tulinghast were married. They
left for trip TO Canada. Both are popu-
lar Young society people here. There
were quite a number of attendants
The sale OF pistols and ammunition 20
both white and coiored continued yes,er-
dav one leading hardware man said he
ar first refused 90 sell 90 negroes, but
he found others We're selling them. so
ala likewise lie said DE bad sold more
in two days than he had In q dozen
years. ..
CHAMBER or COMMERCE..
Tho Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
met last night for election OF officers.
Mr.. r. b. Raney retired as president and
AIR. ~. ~ Jones wfs elected 20 the place.
AIR. Rancy, upon retiring made o. splendid
address.
Upon inquiring &C. is found that cattle
can Dee shipped across iue quarantine IIH'
from any part of the State from NO
yombcr 18th TO January 18th.
The Ladies' Memorial Association and
tine Raleigh Chapter. Daughters D, tEs
Ccnfederacy, ON yesterday sent teiesr2ms
of sympathy Co Mrs. jefferson Davis for
the death OF her daughter Miss Winnie
Davis
The regular meeting of the Executive
Committee OF the panicutiary Board was
held to-day.
Senator Butler says that free silver IS
TO bee the issue. that the Democratic color
line movement is disgusting more people
than 20 is attracting. He says that he
knows positively chat the Legislature
will be ant-Democratic.
APPLICANTS FOR LICENSE.
The applicants for license before the
Supreme Court viii Doe examined I'm the
Senate Chamber. Each applicant viii
have a desk. and the examinations will
be written. This IS an entirely new mode
Of proceeding
The tobacco sales here are increasing
over what they were last year,
The Interstate Telephone Company has
400 subscribers here in Raleigh. They are
putting in "a fine equipments here. The
poles being put up are the largest ln the
State.
Governor Russell orders q special term
Of the Mecklen6urg Criminal Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
Fall 0verCOats.

Tn Tans, Grays. Blacks. and
Browns, i'm The popular lengths
and cuts
Saks' price $40, ourprice $3.50
Saks' price SIC, our price S775
Saks' price SIS. our price 1915
Saks price SIS, Our price $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
cnmmillee From Norlolk.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept zl-Spe'lai.-
The Dauebters of the Confederacy of this
civ met this morning and adopted reso-
buttons Of regret and coincidence upon ne
death OF Miss Winnie Davis the 'Dausn-
ter of the Confederacy copy ~ me
resolutions will be sent TO Mrs. DAVIS
her mother $1,000,
The following committee was appoint 81
10 attend the 0bsequies in Richmond ffi-
dav. Mrs. Charles q. Elliott Miss Emily
Doylc. Mrs Thorn Henderson. Mrs James
Y Leigh. Mrs Washington Taylor Mfs'
George W. Gordon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
Maria Teresa wiz he Raised.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2.-The Navy
Department has been informed by Cap
tain Goodrich. OF the Newark at Guanta-
namo. that Commodore Watson sailed
yesterday from that place for New York.
turning over the command Of the naval
ships on the station 10 CAPTAIN Good
rich. Tho captain says that tie Spanish
cruiser Maria rc~eA ~ which the
wrecksrs are working all not come OF
Yesterday a. was expected but that she
nure.y VII be raised succ, sfully.
No word has come 20 the Navy Depart
mspt Of late respecting the result OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

CINCINNATI. o.. sept 2l.-Ihe amer
lean Congress was in tNe'ANtt a7l,t
annual meeting The following Officers
WEE. elected.
President s. r. MONTGOMERY. .oi Mem
phis. Nice-P President Robert Aul. OH ~,
IrvInefon Nv. Secretary T.. -. O.. Hop
per. of Covington. KY, Auditing Com
mittee: Schults. Reese and Fowler Ce lil1
miltec on rules: Murphy Iariloh ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

MADRID. Sept. 2L-When the train
conveying General TorM arrived az Bajo-
ra. "a crowd was at the station and Kissed
the General The garrison loaded him
with insults. General Tor1' who Us ill
with fever. uttered few excuses and
beat retreat in order TO avoid being hit
There are two hundred cases OF sick
ness among the passengers ON the city
OF Rome.