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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-18
RAIL ROADS.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 8. 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
1910 A. 81, No. II. Southern Express
daily for Atlanta, Augusta and
points South. Sleeper Richmond to
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta.
Sleeper open at $50 l.. NJ. Stops at
all stations between Richmond and
Danville to take on and let OF pas
Connects at Danyille. salisbury,
ana Charlotte with the " Washington
anu northwestern Limited mo. 80
carrying sleepers New York 10 Ashe-
vile, Hot Springs, Chattanooga, and
Nashville; New York 70 Memphis.
New York 10 New, orleans. New New.
coach between Washington and
Memphis. Connections are mado
for oil points In Texas and Califor-
Ms, ME- Sleeper open for occupancy at
1901 +. Nj. No. 2. solid train daily for
Charlotte, \. c.. connects a. Nose
ley with Farmyille aud PowhaJan
railroad. A. ksysville for Clarks-
Vile. oxford. Henderson and Dur
nam, ana az Greensboro fvr our
ham, n. RSisish ,y 9aa Winss9nfiS Si,si
states fast mail. solid train. daily
for New orleans and points south,
which carries slecpers New YORK 20
sonvllle. Through Sleeper Salisbury
90 Namnfls >lso ruilmah tour
ist sleeper eve'y "wednesday Wash
ington to SAT- francisco without
800 p. N. 40. Il. local. daily except
sunday. for lNeysviIe. chase CITY
and intermediate nni.fs.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
6.4U a. ~.
G:25 p NJ. From Atlanta, Augusta.
Asheviile.
$40 a. NJ. from Chase City Keysville
and local rfaNone
local, FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos 81 and q. between Manchester ana
Neapolis.
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RAIL ROADS.
Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway.

X'S$S!SsS Ohio Railway.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 10. 1895.
1ltAlNs LrAxE htStiN2ND
BROAD-s lhEHr STATION.
&c" A. Nj principal il stations, Newport
News Old Point. Norfolk aRI
Portsmouth. Connects az Nor.
folk with New York steamerA
except Friday and sunday.
a.ls p M. Daily, with PULLMAN Tor
''' local stations. Newport News
old Point. Norfolk aad Ports.
mouth. Connects AZ Ola foiat
with Washington steamers
Sa,iv and with Baltimore
steamers except sunday;
1920 A NJ. Mountain Express, MN WIN Tor
R IS5 S.s Connects Il Cor
donsville for Orange Cuipe2sI'
csiverton, Manassas, AIsxan.
dria and Washington, az
ITnion station, Chsrlotiesvlue.
Tor Lynchburg; at Basic OiS
,,spM f, .lI ias with pullman 20 Gin
cinnati. Louisville ana ~.
Louis, connecting at Soysns
ION Va. for Hot springs.
Stops only az impoit1..
stsiions. Meals served on Dn-
Ing cars. No: = Local sbay.
train from G>rdons'h's !"
$50 P. NJ Accommodation, except sun
day, for Charlottesville' ~
1880 p. n Daily FOR cincinnati Win .Ia
Pullman TO 'dintOn, ,hnd
S sSdi 2osisviile. Meals served
stanton 81 HafS except sunday Tor
Minchester Va and NJ Cow
ington. Va. daily for Virginia
TRAINS Leave RiGHTH STREET
STATION
1890 A. NJ. Daily. Tor Lyachsurg and
clifton Forge. Connects, -
cept sunday. with Buehnl
ham. Abarene, Lexington ana
craig Valley BRANCHES. ana q
clifton Forge with No. Aof
500 p. NJ o' Exee5t sunday. with Chair
Car. for LynchhuIg. Leaves
Lynchburg I A. ". for Lex
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD-sTREET STATION.
$50 4. NJ. Daily, from Cincinnati o,s
1918 A. NJ Daily. from Norfoik ana V'S
$3.50 P. NJ Daily from Cincinnati snd
Louisville -.
$50 p ii. Daily. from Norfolk and ola
7:i5 2. N. Except Sunday. from Romeo
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHrH-sTREEr
$40 A. 81 Exce5t sunday. from Lexlng-
ton and Lynoholrg.
G.2OP. NJ. Daily from Clitton Forge and
day. from New Cestls. Lex
inston. Alhsrepe, APO Reeney
JOHN D. PO1rH
Assistant General Passenger Agent
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AUCTION sALEs---This Day.
scO~~~-~o~~-O-~-~~~~-o~~~
BY Pollard & Basby.
L OF
No. 1874 BOYD STREET.

In execution Of a deed Of trust. dated
April Is. 1886. duly recorded In Rich
mond Chancery Court. ID. Il. 1JI Il. page
34J. I viii all by auction. at the Offices
Of the auctioneers, Nos. and north
Eleventh street, %
THURSDAY. AUGUST Is. 1893.
at ! o'clock p. N. the above mentioned
FOUR-ROOM DWELLING AND LOT,
lJLxlO7 2-3 feet. 100. .e
TERMS: Cash. JOHN BAGBn,
aulG Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-18

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,


Mrs Gen. J. j.. y. STUART. Principal
Fail session opens september lJtn. Dli-
mate unsufuas- superior advantage
In Zach department. Home comforts and
care Terms enable. Apply ior Data-
loeue JylJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-18

DISSOLUTION SALE. - CARRIAGES.
Bucgies and Vehicles of every deseflp-
zion 900 cost. Intending 90 make a
change in our 1-iufss we viii oier
our large stock OF vehicles az Cost. 10
consists of yict0rias. Surveys. Phaotona,
Traps. Brcpies. Eouleyaria, Nunaoonts.
Carts. &C. Wo have n very fine line OF
Delivery wagons suitable ior dry goods
shoe stores. laundry grocery ana MILK
wagons. We also have very iarse
stock OF secondhand vehicles, thor
oughly repaired and will be sold for
baif there value sale commences To-
DAY. W. &. SMITH & co,
Gi4 North Ffth 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-18

Powhatan county TO visit relatives and
friends
Mr.. " r. Hague has returned from
Powhatan county. where no has been
spendlng his vacation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-18

FOR SALE. GOOD PIANO. Dam Nh,
hoeanv Snuare piano. Fine order. must
sell. Address j. T.. care Times oilce,
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YORK RIVER LINE. Via WEST POINT.
THE FANORlrE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.


THE FANORlrE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RlCHEOND.
430 L. IA NO. 10. Baltimore Limited,
daily except Sundays, Tor West
Point. there making close connection
DAYS with steamer for Baltimore.
also with stage al Lester Manor for
WalkertOn and Vappahannock on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
2.30 Z. NJ No 10. local express Mon
da5s. Wednesdays and Fridays, for
tons Connects with stage a, Lester
Manor for WalSerton and Tappahan-
steamer FOR Baltimore Stops at all
500 a A. 81. No. IS. local mixed
Virginia street station for West
Point and intermediate stations, con-
Meeting with stage 4f Lester Manor
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
1910 4. st.. Wednesdays and Fridays
455 p ~. Deny except sunday from
West Point and intermediate STA
tons.
Steamers leave west Point Mt 500 p. NJ,
Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS, emu
Baltimore ar 500 L. -. TUESDAYS. Thurs
days and Saturdays.
Ticket office az station foot Of virginia
street Open from goo a. 81. 10 500 :.
NJ and from 3D. j. " 10 ~ A. ~. city
ticket ofhce. so3 oass MAR, st I,f,,5r-
Traffic Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
F. s CANNON. Third President ana
General Masager, Washington. y. &.
c W MESTBIlkN. Trly Pass. AGENT.
go east Main street. Richmond. va
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LOST AND fOtN

FOUND. on THE PREMISES or Ne:
3lS west Main street. ONE DARK BAL
MARE hitched to a Jumper. O"Het
can get same by pgovlng propeI's "a
1aXinG chargea- AH~S -
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Virginia. Richmond.
McCABE.S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

The thIrtv-f1urth annual session OF this
school for boys begins september 20, ISIS
-rr,1-ott,k incarnation for University 0f
[ircini9 Vale Harvard. United states
Military and Naval Academies. and -he
ieading Fneineefiag schools. Full stan
P0qrd.rg Department strictly limited.
g. GORDON McCABE.
freo-+i, ODD, ,,-nrerr1 Head Master.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-18


IN THE CHANCERY COURT or THE
/ CITY o FRlcuMOND.
Geo. S. Yashon, Jr, surviving partner
ctc.,
vs..
Geo. $. Vashons Exocutrix et aL
All persons are hereby notified that
have fixed upon September -, lol,, at
Il. o'clock A. a. as the time ANA my
onlce. Room 13 Building No 1903 east
Main street, Richmond Va. as tne place
for taking au account OF aN debts ana
demands agaius. the late partnership NJ
Geo. s. Vashon * son; the amount of
each debt tO whom due. ana the oilef
of priority. 81 any. as required by decree
az INV ~. fsgs. boz said cause. said dee
crae makes publication Of this notice once
a week for four succ ssive weeks equiv
alent 10 personal service thereof
Are,,-t 1sQs OVERTON HOWARD,
Comm. si1uer in Chancerl.
James Caskie. p. q. aui
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-18

CONFEDERATE MUsEUM-IN THE
Davis Mansion. corner Twelfth and
cav is op.n to visitors daily from % A.
N =, p. = ST. Admission. 2jc.. except
on sATURDAYs when b. Is Free TO the
nubiir ANNUAL membership ticket 81,
which admits the holder at al times.
ne nror,t.-srip 'irke- $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-18
Atlantic Coast Line.
EFFEcTlyE JUNE 10. 1898
RAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-ENlON
DEPOT

.. Ar
100 a. Id rvs 1,..-- Ie-e-s5l'. s5- 4. H.
Nakcs AL Stops H. aud -.
rai-oad
800 A. ~. Iauy. arrives IctefssurB o "a
stogs on.r al PslrcaDurs
WaSerly and su00.k. VA.
s:05 A. NJ. Dai5 aultl5 Petersburg $50
n,..,....,. 4.i Ii
c1grie.l5n 1920 4. b.. savan-
nahn i-.,} a. . 1,; ' .s.a,.' ' .'..3
~ ~ -,,'nnorfs at wilson
49, No A. arriving Colds
ml.n 5,o 20 " lv.imln.t.n
81 - a. Pullman sleeper
Nav YORK TO- IarksonvlIe.
-''' -" 5Irg s.G p. N. Makes all
stops.
40 p. 81. sundlr Accommodation. Al
riye5 ne eis. Us ~
railroad. ....-...o
$50 l.. NJ. D. III. 4tIIt e-- aD.l ''5'
T. ri, ~ ~ io-"i -'.i' -
40 p. NJ, Daily arrives o.et.72o9rs , sg'
T. d.. cehp. - "i," ~. 100 1''-
~. f4r LfolA s.,I ii.-ei 5.i,
dill1 rplH.a ID 80
,cOnuec.9 ".-h "a 49,. S..r - ., lg'
LawrenceW Weldon ~
/. NJ ft3et's sl'- - "a
a., Cnaiiestois -, a. -iii, 30, 80.
vis8 J.. NJ fS'e i""ipH
40 a rrrE, nD NrpDrp
eHGscfL tsGr,-r's htCiyt,s
r al AuqusIf -. n
Macon III A, ST.. Az
lanta i2I5 y. ~ Pullman
1872 -frt ILL b.
irsnlna Alien Aucraf, ana
Macon
q.ss y II Tauv arrives pofershttr,,
'''' s.Si r. n. Weldon li.8 II tf
Makes local Stops between
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-18
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

By George ". Valentine. Auctioncer.
Omice. 1914 east Leigh street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-18

WANTS.
~-~~~-0~~-~----~---s~.~ 49,
SAVE p PER CENT. BY BUYING
GROCERIES OF s. ULLMAN's SON.
Dunlop Patent Family Flour. si'oo %
lib paSe ss Economy Roasted
I.pound cans coraed Beef. ......... T.
Fresh Country Buster. per poune: In
Silver King Minnesota Patent %
amily Flour - 40. Dag $500. -
Best GRADUATED Sugar. "a lbs. ior'
2 Wash Powders for ............-
Large cans Table Peaches ..'''..
Fresh Frankfort Sausage 49,. 8
Genuine Vermont Maple Syrup, DOT. ~ ~,
lion Coffee. f-pound papers,. VA
Snow Flake Patent Family tlour' -
Good Hay per hundred ......... %
O'''ss Oo"N'' 8. uLLMAN's SON.
vAvTrD FOR A CUSTOMER. A DE-
TACHED BRICK DWELLING on
church HilI medium size). RO. II.
GILLIAN * Co, 800 cast Main street
WANTED MANAGER FOR BRANCH
Office I'm Richmond. salary. sl2'o ana
commission. $50 cash capital required.
also good references. 7S6 Euicott Square,
Buffalo. y. Y. SuI'
WANTED THREE UNFuRNISHED
ROOMS. private family. south or broaa.
suitqblo for light housekeeping. Keter-
onces exchanged. Address e. Ii m'es
Office. t
AGENTS WANTED.
---~~-~~~-- -~~--- ~-----------~0~@->-N
WANTED. AN ENERGETIC MAN, or,
good address. as agent In Richmona lot
an old established business DANlt
WADE. 1913 east Main street. rear
office.
SALESMAN WANTED.
~~-~>----.n.H.r-.eo-r- '~r.r---~-N.' - -
SHOE SALESMAN WANTED TO MAKE
headquarters I'm this city and traNei
this territory with frst-class gensral
line OF shoes from Boston. OniN lno-s
having experience and some trade nera
apply Address. with references A. w.
TEDCASTLE & CO, L. q. BOX osSi
Boston. Mass. "ul-
WANTED. SALESMAN TO JOIN Or
CanizatlOn introducing a new WORK ~
Richmond References required. lHb
MARTIN & HOYT CO, 9o3 east NAN
street. ""Ao
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ADMISSION 10 CENTS.

Seats in private stalls and chairs on
orchestra hO0g extra ndiuluay matinee
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. IT.. n Af.N
Steamers leave Norfolk
Va. DAILY except Friday
and sunday 40 U.IO D. n.
iaaseuseis leave Richmond
VA O. and %. railway s. A.
~ or IN and r.. railroad,
y. and ". route. o A. 81.
90 connect With steamer at
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED. AN ENERGETIC MAN, OF
good address. as agent tn Richmonq, lot
an old established business. DAN ~
WADE. 1913 east Main street. igSr
OfTicp 'A'
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SALESMAN WANTED.

WANTED. SALESMAN TO JOIN Or
ganiza'lon introducing a new work IN
Richmond References required. TILE
MARTIN & HOYT co. 903 east Main
street. aus
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Mrs l.. b. simmons ana children are
visiting friends In Petersburg.
Mrs. II. Il. Matthews left Tuesday for
Buffalo Lithia Springs. DR.. Matthews has
been there FOR several days. The water
OF this famous spring has been very hene-
fetal TO him. and he is much improved in
health.
Miss Matte and Dabney Ellington, ac-
companied by Mrs. Robert Ellington. left
the city yesterday morning 10 visit
friends and attend meeting now In pro-
gross az old PoWhatan church.
Mrs. D. l.. Toney who has been Ill with
fever. Is very much improved.
The excursion TO Virginia Beach and
Norfolk given yesterday morning by
Manchester Lodge OF Masons was well
patroniEed. They carried down quite a
good crowd.
No cases were before Squire r. =.
owen IN the Mayors Court yesterday
morning
AEiss LILLIAN Adkins left on Saturday for
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WANTED. FOR 4 CUSTOMER. \ DE-
TACKLED BRICK DWELLING on
Church Hin medium sizel. kO. II.
GILLIAN & CO, 9O3 cast Main street.
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WANTED THREE UNFuRNISHED
ROOMS. private family. south OF 8roaa.
suitable for lignt houseH,eep i,rinse
Office.
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WANTED. MANAGER FOR BRANCH
office in Richmond; salary. $50 ana
also GOOD references. 7S6 Ellicott Square,
Buffalo. y. Y. "uL'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-26
4 WAR ON CONSUMPTION
DR.. Malcolm Morris Tells Of His Proposed
Crusade Against Disease.
1T CAN Be CURED IF TAKEN IN TINE
IN. WIN Also Work ON the Plan that
II Is Infectious ana that
ventIvc Measures Are Hest.

New York, December 25.--The World mas
the following from London. DR.. Maltolm
Morris, tho leading skin specialist who
originated the scheme nor National AS
sodDation for the Prevention of Consump-
tlon, which has been promoted by the
Prince of Wa.es, said to the World corre-
spondent today in reply TO inquiries:
consumption Is now known TO be iniee-
tious, aud as there are quarter OF
million OF consumptiyea IN Great Britain
tho matter is one OF national importance
II the race Is not TO be undermined by thu
disease.
Consumption has also been proved 10
be durable when taken In time and dealt
with by open air treatment.
THE sanl tarl,ms we intend 10 stuart are
to be self supporting and are Intended Tor
that vast oiass OF sufferers from consunp-
tion who are too proud to 70 into a public
hospital and too poor 10 leave fosgy Eng
land
Enormous good has been done by TIE
lung sanatanlums In Germany, and our
object is sto start saniiariums hers We
have ALREADY received tberlI prom Ses OF
support. Several mlltonaires arc en- DIS ed
In favor OF the scheme. and Wernher. BIN
& Co. hare already subscribed $1,000 o.
The Prince of Wales warm IN crest In tho
scheme is sufficient 10 guarantee It's SUI
/ cess"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-26
SICK AT CAMP POLAND.
They Are to Be Removed and the Military
Hospital Discontinued.
MAJOR DAVID HEMpHlLL MAY NOT RECOVER
More Troops Have deem Ordered to
Cuba--Thc seventh Corps Enjoyed
Chrirtn,as Cheer nj savannah.

Camp Foi'amd, Knoxville, Tenn, Decem-
her 25.--wathln another week the military
hospital aDero Will be thing OF the past.
The hospital train from Fort Mcpherson,
Atlanta. Ca, arrived today and left to-
might with forty-two sick soldiers. The
train viii taIke these soldiers to Fort Nc
rherson, where they will be attended until
they have recovered. They are from the
sixth ONO, First Michigan, Second Ohio
and First West Virginia regiments. Six
patents are left in the hospital here; with
a single exception these are convalescents
who will likely be released this week. The
exception Is Major David HemphiH. who Is
ID, a critical condition and who may not
recover. He has been al FOR several weeks
past. having contracued serious trouble
from exposure TO army life. His wife has
been wired Ia come TO him. He resides In
Chester, s. O.. Major Heinphil was quar-
ternasiter OF the old Second hivision. First
corps. He res.sned 70 Jake eHect l'ece"'oer
26.
Colonel Cornelius Gardner OF the Thirty
FIRST Michigan regiment is a sick man. he
is the victim Of an attack of heart trouble
and pneumonia. He HAS BEEN Ill a week
and so serious lis his condition that his
/ friends left tonight with him for his home
| Detroit. Mich.
/ SIX wagon loads of Christmas boxes were
received by express boday for men in tne
| sixth Ohio and Thirty first Michigan reg'-
ments. se5,..
Blg Christmas dinners we're also spread
| In inc camps and the mon spent the day
| plpagantly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-26
on,E il

q somc mysterious unknown Is attemnt-
ing TO assassinatc American scntries az
Havana; orders have been issued to bring
him In. dead or nlive.
General Lee says he did not reprimand
Major Harrison for prematurcly raising
the flag at Fort Atares,
Don Carlos denies absolutely that no
intends abdicating; It is said Germany II
giving him financial backing.
weyicr is agreeable to tho proposed
coalition with sngasta but Spanish liberals
are wary Of him.
Cardinal Satolli is quoted as SAYING ne
believes the pope will Invite tho American
bishops to Rome for conferences
DR.. Malcolm Morris of London pro-
poses to begin crusade against con-
sumption.
Grip is said to DO epidemic IN Havana
lieutenant Colonel Ray makes grave
charges against insurgents In the San
ttago district.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-26
4 SMAsHUP IN THE YARDS
NINE MEN HURT, TWO OF WHOM
ARE SURE TO DIE.
switch Engine and nm Extra Freight
Came Together with Dfrastro"s
Results at Lexington.

Lexington, KY, December 25.--The worst
wreck in this vicinity in ten years occurred
in the suburbs of the city near Peppers
distillery at . o'clock this evening. a
Louisville and Nashville yard engine and
Chesapeake and Ohio engine No. D, puiIins
an extra freight train, collided, and as
result nine men are badly injured. two
probably fatally, and both engines delnol-
ished.
The yard engine was backing down the
wards and the freight train was coming
| from Louisville. The foreman heard uhe
lauter, which was around a sharp curve,
whistle, and started Tor switch Us lhe
| Only way OF avoiding collision. he was
| unable TO make the switch. and the Two
| Engines collded The fAl.rsvile ana
| Nashville engine was completely demon
| ished and the wreck was carried 5oo leet
down the track. The Chesapeake ana ONO
| engine was run back through nhe tenaer'
! and the whole front bent IN All que houis,
vbae and Nashville employees jumped and
| all we're injured, two probably fatally. lhe
| Chesapeake and Ohio men Ieman-u al
| their POSTS and were not seriously nurt'
| Yard Clerk Hornbrook and Foreman MOT
rlssey. on the Louisville and NASHVILLE en-
| CINE. will most certainly Dire
injured. 80, Ma.
| Vile yard cae,k, arm broken, skull frac-
| Tired; will probably die.
| R. o. Vaughn. Louisville and Nashville
fireman, leg broken. >,,,u,
l.. A. Clark. Louisville and Nasnrnle
switchman, right ann brokin and shouidei
fractured, head badly bruised
William Morrissey, Louisville and Mash
VINE foreman, internal injuries, probably
fatal. >.,,,u,
James Douglas, Louisville and Nashvliie
foreman, scalp wound. right leg broken
body badly bruised
George Hunts, Louisville and Nashville
engineer, badly bruised and shoulder
mashed. .u,
John Collins Louisville and Nashville
switchman, badly injured.
Conductor Meadows and Fireman JONI JON
ZONES of the Chesapeake and Ohio botf
escaped serious injury. but were badly
bruised.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-26
HYMENEAL.

MACKlN- CONNELL.--Denison. Texas,
December 24-Bamey Mackin, the well
known republican leader of this sect on.
and Mrs. T. O'Comnell were married last
night, Rev. Father Crowley officiating
REED WEBB--San Angelo, Texas De.
cember 24-This evening in the pariors OF
the I,andou hotel romantic marriage was
cons,lrnmated between Emmett Reed ana
Miss Webb OF Robert Lee, Coke coul'y y
aged is and i6. Justice NJ. o. Davis made
the bond legal one.
PATroN-p Mount YER
non, Texas, December 2S.-E. G. Patton OF
Fulton, Miss, young attorney, and Miss
Eleanor Davenport, daughter of o X.
Davenport, prominent merchant of this
place, are TO be married next Sunday at
the residence Of the brides parens.
SMITHS PELLA--Orange, Texas, Decem-
Der 24.--Last might at the Christian
church in this city Elder j. H. Marshall.
the pastor. united in marriage Mr.. Harley
Smith of Houston and Mrs. Edna B. Srell
of Beaumont, and Mr.. Preston Pevoto OF
Terry and Miss Alice Theriot OF the same
place,
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sTATn.


Several tragedies and accidents are re-
ported. together with accounts OF
Merry Christmas.
Empty tank exploded at Paris; one boy
was killed. being mangled In horrible
manner; two other boys were badly hurt
Jury returned verdict for Montague
county In the contested boundary case.
oil mill at Denison was DESTROYED by
Are.
Remains OF Captain Daniel D. Atchison
were inferred at Navasota.
Tho business men of Denison have SUD
scrfbcd $40 900 for road to Bonharn.
A man dropped dead ut fire In Dali
las; a negro woman jumped from the
burning building and hurt herself badly.
Two mon were killed, Ave wounded and
several badly hurt as the result OF a
race riot at Dallas; strong force OF DO
lice needed to prevent another outbreak.
An engineer was killed In peculiar
manner at San Antonio while repairing
his engine.
Raymond Buchanan, an actor, died at
San Antonio: letter received after his
Death contained the news of the death
of his baby.
Austin is already preparing for the next
Saengerfest, which is to be held there
In April or May.
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rrrpnMlc OF Gnlr IN HAVANA.
r,~.ny American Ofacinls Are. on the
Sick List.

MANY American OFFICIALS Are. on the
Sick List.
New York, December 25.--The Worlds
Havana cable rays:
An epidemic OF grip bias broken out
among the American officials here Many
employees Of the quartermaster's depart
ment are on tho sick list.
Granville ". Hunt Of Washington, In
charge Of the money order department OF
the military postoifice. is down with COM
gestion of tho lungs, succeeding an at
tack OF grip. His cond.tion Is serious.
Because OF their ipsaritary condition.
the headquarters OF the Spanish nuthori-
ties will not BIO used by tho Americans
Major Davis. Captaln Peabody and Leon
Canova, as commission OF inspection, to-
day visited the governor generals palace,
occupied by Gereral Parade, ard the
Maestransa military depot. All three
places were condemned as unht for occu-
patton. As soon as the Spanish authori-
ties leave the buildings will be thoroughly
cleansed. Maestranza is almost empty,
and the carriages and furniture have been
sold from the other headquarters.
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