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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-05
Nelson VIII Support QuarIes.

BENNINGTON, July 4.-Special-The eX-
cesslyely hot weather, accompanied by a
drought Of more than two weeks, Is very
severe on the crops. Wheat has been
harvested and is very fine. The oat crop
IS the best for years, and Will be cut
this week. The great decline In the price
OF wheat IS a severe disappointment 10
the farmers.
The nomination Of Judge Quarles for
Congress gives general satisfaction, and
the people will support him heartily, feel
ing assured that ne will lead the united
Democratic party to victory.
Hon. Jacob Yost will md that he VIII
not be as strong IN this section Of the dis
trict as he was two years ago.
Rev. w. L. Ware Will commence tent
or camp meeting on the 9TH of August
at Salem. Rev w. W. Smith, chancellor
OF the Randolph Macon system Of colleges,
will preach the opening sermon. Rev. Geo
II. Wiley and other ministers will at
tend Salem IS "a new church. situated IN
a beautiful grove In a refined and hospi-
table neighborhood.
Mrs. Perkins and daughter spent last
week In Lynchburg.
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KATAHDlN AND MINNEAPOLlS'a
Contoin Warburton Expects 10 Take
His Artillery to Santiago.

NEWPORT NEWS. W.. July A-Spe-
cial-The Katahdn has finished coalins.
but. according to a statement made to-
dav by one OF tie rams officers she
viii have to go 90 tho Norfolk navy yard
for extensive repairs before she Will be
ready for duty.
me Minneapolis IS sim unanreoine re-
nairs 10 her machinery and vii b.
some days yet.
THE works Of the Newport News snip
bnfdinr and Dry Dock Company were
cloeed down to-day. but tomorrow hum
dreds Of workingmen win commence the
Wi, ~ conyertiug the Brazilian dyna-
mite cruiser recently purchased by ihls
,,oyernment into an auxiliary cruiser.
mounting on her q battery consisting OF
TWO eight-inch and six six-Inch guns.
Tbo Two batteries OF artillery stationed
here to protect me battleships Illinois.
Iceorsaree and Kentucky will probably
49, an The yale FOR Santiago de Cuba
when that ship sails this week.
Tho batteries are A and G. OF the Penn
svIvania National Guard. in command OF
Cantain BARCLAY II. Warburton. son-in-
law 81 John Wanamaker IL IS learned
to-niebt that Captain Warburton expects
orders 10 be- ready 20 embark on the Yale.
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something was I'D, quickly gave up MS
place and asked tor his walking papers
or rather pay. Captain wyatt was III
quandary for a little while, and the nor
. rid problem OF doing their own coohihs
M once stared the company IN tho race
A remedy however, soon offered itsei IN
the promotion OF the assistant COOK anu
the engagement OF a new assistant
Captain Wyatt showed himself master
OF the situation. and gave evidence 10 ms
men that he IS not only a frst-class
military instructor and disclpiinarian, Dut
that he can also make a real good house
wife, at least as FAR as presiding over the
culinary department. is concerned.
The boys. however. learned one object
lesson from this transacti0n-that after
all the position or n colorsd cook Is tho
most desirable one in camp, for he can
throw up his job whenever he wants 10,
without coming IN conflict with Uncle
Sans caprices.
Private Edwin Gentry. OF Company NJ.
Fourth. received some very sad news
this morning In telegram sent him by
his mother from Richmond announcing the
rather unexpected death Of his brother.
joe who for q number Of years has
been a trusted employee OF the Virginia
Navigation Company Young Gentry at
once went NNMn 10 see 'fN'AAA As'' Hha
obtained leave TO attend the funeral He
will leave this evening for Richmond.
Company VI has just lost member by
the discharge OF Private Vass on account
OF physical disability. and its list OF
membership will be stlll more reduced.
inasmuch as Phvates Ieathley. Rogers
and Mayneld will have to be discharged
for similar reasons.
Private John W. Starke. OF Company r..
Second Regiment. has brought upon him
self some trouble. which caused him TO
spill the first portion OF his precious
blood A few days ago he began to fool
with one of the inner guards In his camp,
which are posted I'm the company streets,
but the sentinel did not appreciate the
Joke. for when Starke made a grab for
the sentiners gun the latter jabbed him
with the bayonet I'm the calf Of his leg,
which caused tho blood 10 flow quite
freely. He has since been prevented
from drilling. and now thinks that Il Is
not only dangerous 10 monkey with a
buzz saw but also with the gun OF a
sentinel.
c. w.
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THE NEWS AT FLORIDA CAMPS,
The Boys Only Regret is That They
Did Not Participate i'm the Struggle.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 4-The
news Of the great victory was received
with great enthusiasm among the troops
az Camp Cuba Libre Shouts and cheers
are IN the air. and the only thing that
the boys are sorry about is that they
had not been there TO participate, in the
struggle. a very pleasing incident oc-
CURED al camp during the morning. when
Colonel Bows, OF the Forty-ninth Iowa
Regiment marched with his band and
number OF men TO the Fourth Virginia
Regiment where q visit was said 20
Colonel Baker. Patriotic speeches were
made by both colonies, showing the
good feeling that exists. while the boys
cheered and the Iowa band played Dixie.
TAMPA. FLA, July 4-There was no
Fourth Of July programme here to-day,
but a general celebration. When the
news Of the victory reached the men in
camp there was the widest OF enthusi-
asm. replaced later by a feeling Of dis
appointment that fate had not decreed TO
them to share IN the glory The men
have grown moro eager 10 90 10 the front.
Two men were crushed to death to-day
at the heavy artillery camp while at
tempting to stop two heavily-loaded cars.
They are John Treadmill and IL. Schwab'
both Of New York, and OF Battery H.
Seventh ARTILLERY. and Battery B, f1fth
Artillery. respectively.
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THE FOURTH AT-FOREST LODGE
Brilliant Display of Fireworks in Hon
or of Captain John CussOns.

Forest Lodge at Glen Allen was the
scene of g1yety last evening the occa-
sion being the celebration OF july 4th,
given by Hon. james l.. Morris I'm honor
OF DTS friend Captain John Cussons. A
large party from Washington who We're
the guests of Captain Cuss0ns. came
down on the 2d of July 10 enjoy his gem
Sal hospitality. Among them We're: Hon.
James l.. Morris. Captain John Lamb.
j. M Sunderland. ID. O. Sunderland, j.
J.. Morris. Jr. r.. r. Norris. Miss Emma
Virginia Norris. Miss Grace j. Norris.
Miss Maud J.. Lambert. G.. O.. McRoberts.
Miss Agnes Estelle Scott Miss Blanche
j. Hootcs Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Elliott
Mrs. Francis Clarke Miss Kate y. Keef-
or. Mr.. and Mrs T. Keefer. Mr.. Max
Wicklo. Robert r. Johnson, Jr
Among The people from Richmond and
Norfolk We're. Miss Annie Munford Mer-
rim. Miss Resale Sinclair Merrill Major
o. j.. Courtney Major Howard. Colonel
j. Is. Richardson and Mrs. Richard. c..
Dr. Boykin ana Mrs. Boykn. G.. o. Taylor,
Miss Marye Lou Gray, Miss Susanna
Paine. of Norfolk.
s. delightful supper was served. after
(which "a magnificent display of fireworks
provided especially for the occasion by
Hon. James J.. Norris. of Washington.
was SCI off, The display was commenced
about $3.50 O'Clock and was continued for
about an hour and % half Many hand
some set pieces representing battle scenes
On cuba were among the features. These
were enthusiastically applauded as they
burs, forth in their glory ON the black
background
Tho occasion was greatly enjoyed 10y
am present There We're more than one
hundred people present despite the rain
and threatening storm during the even
ing
Through tho kindness of tho Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad a
special train was run from Glen Allen at
1880 o'clock last night 10 bring the yis-
Uors Co Richmond.
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THE NEW FOURTH.
How il Was Celebrated in Southern
Cities-Cheering News from Santiago

OItlcS-thceflnG news from SdH'i"bV
SAVANNAH, GA, July A steady
rain interefered with the demonstrations
to-day. but the city was decked with
bunting. and crowds Of people surrounded
the newspaper bulletin boards, cheering
the news from Santiago. The holiday
was generally observed, large cro"ds
spending the day at nearby resorts.
CHARLESTON. ). c., July 4-Ihe
Fourth OF July was celebrated here to-day
with am enthusiasm that has not been
eGualed I'm halt a century The city was
fun of eXcursionIsts from all over South
Carolina and Georgia. and their pa
triotism fairly boiled over whenever the
flag or soldiers umOform was seen. The
shipping i'm the harbOr including the
Spanish prizes. Rita and Mira Dolers,
was prOfuscly decorated with bunting,
and many buildings were gay with flags.
During the morning garrison nag was
raised at the army post on sullivan S
Island, I'm the presence OF a large con-
course of people. The enthusiasm was
unbounded when 10 rose slowly to the top
of "a tall staff on the ramparts OF old
Fort Moultrie. During the afternoon city
folks and visitors alike turned out 10
witness a game of bali between a picked
nine from Georgia and the team of the
First United states Artillery of the gar
rison.
MACON. GA, July 4-The people Of
Macon began the celebration Of the
Fourth of July at noon. The news Of
the destruction Of Ccvcra's fleet reached
the city over the Associated Press wire
shortly before that hour Bugles were
blowing. cannon firing The celebration
continued through the day. including
speech by Atkins. who presented to Col.
Rays immune regiment a glad tribute
by the citizens of Macon.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. July 4.--For the
first time since the civil war the Fourth
was celebrated with enthusiasm Cannon
and crackers doomed during the day and
and Tonight a handsome fireworks dis
play was sent up from the steps of the
capitol. where jefferson Davis took the
oath of office. Tonight Mayor Clisby
wired President Mckinley as follows.
"On behalf of the people OF the capt.
tai city of Alabama, permit me to send
sincere congratulations on the victory OF
the army and navy just announced upon
the birthday of the republic"
AUGUSTA, GA. July Augusta. the
first city I'm the South 20 resume patri-
otto observance of Fourth of July. held
it's third annual celebration to-day. There
were day fireworks and fireworks by
night with the usual tin horns and Holt
day features OF the occasion and the for
NAL exercises under the auspices of the
Jefferson Club, a non-partisan patriotic
organization.
National airs were sung which filed the
Opera House. The Declaration Of hide
pendence was read and Hon. John Tenn
pie Graves was the author OF the day.
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TO ASK FOR A NEW TRIAL.
II is Said One OF the Jurymen in Hites
Trial was Under Age.

BOYDTON. VA, July 4-Speclal.-It
had been pretty well conceded by the
public that there would be no effort made
10 secure a new trial for the murderer,
George w. Hite who Is sentenced TO be
hanged here on the Goth of this month
for the murder of William Bowers, but
Mr.. c. IT, Reekcs his counsel, is ex-
aiming the records with a view of max
ing an application for a new hearing.
10 is understood that the main reason
Tor making the petition viii be that one
OF the jurors ia said TO have been under
twcnty-One years Of age. There was no
objection made before the trial as TO the
ineligbility Of the juror. II satisfactory
evidence can be produced TO convince the
Court that the juror was under age
hardly see how 10 can refuse 10 grant
a new trial. There Is much feeling Of
resentment towards Hite I'm the neighbor-
hood where the deed was committed.
although the murdered man was a coll
0rcd man and the murderer a white man,
for the crime was one as brutal and afro
cious as was ever committed in this
state. and was done without provocation,
and II the neighbors were 10 get their
hands upon Hite he would fare badly.
II is very encouraging 10 see the fine
crop prospect in Mecklenburg. The
wheat all harvested is an average one.
the oat crop far above an average. the
tobacco very good and the corn simply
superb. and II we have no disaster 10 the
corn. the granaries ~ the county viii
fairly groan under the weight Of the
grain crop.
Colonel Thomas +. Goode and family
will leave here this week for Buffalo
Lthia Springs. where ihss wip snsnd
the summer.
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DEATHS.

PARKER.-Died. yesterday morning al II
O'Clock. at her residence. 1912 Taylor
street. VIRGINIA A. PARKER, In her
forty-frst year.
Funeral from the above residence at
O'clock TODAY.
FEITIG Died. at his residence I'm Hen
rico county, July 80. CONRAD TEL
TIC: aged seVenty-six years.
Funeral will take place from the Ger
man Evangelical church. Sixth and Clay
streets. THIS AFTERNOON at 40
o'clock.
GENTRY. oiled. In Norfolk. Saturday at
10 r. NJ, JOSEPH u. GENTRY.
Funeral from the residence OF Mr.. Il.
II Conrad. No. 800 Floyd avenue, yes
terday afternoon at o'clock.
DAyIs.-Died. judy 4. 1898. at is:oo A: NJ.
al the residence OF her son-in-law,
George Wagner. corner Twenty -n.nts
and IL streets, Mrs. MARY J. DAVIS.
rellot OF Matthew ]. Davis, IN tne
eighty-second year OF her age. snt
leaves three daughters to mourn 'heh
loss. -
THIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON ~ y
o'clock. Friends and scquaintances are
invited TO attend. Washington and baha
fimars nAnsrs plAsSs sooy-
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SOUTH BOSTON.
Declaration of Independence Read
and Patriotic Speeches Made.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. July A. Special
The Fourth was celebrated here with
great enthusiasm An the business
houses were closed. The Junior order of
United American Mechanics had pa
rade headed hy the South Boston Cor
net Band and marched 90 Hodges Park.
where "a crowd numbering two thousand
had assembled.
The exercises az the park were opened
with prayer hy Rev. H. O.. Crews, after
which the Declaration of Independence
was read bv r.. "a. Bcasley Speeches
were made hy W. ID. Inn. Hon. W. y.
Barksdalc. Joseph Stcbbins. Jr., Captain
Henry Edmunds. and Rev. $. II. Thomp-
son.
The day wound up with a bicycle race
and baby show.
The bicycle race was won by l.. G.
Inglc. of this place, who made the mile
in 213
Refreshments were I'm abundance. and
al the people enjoyed themselves.
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AS CELEBRATED
OVER THE STATE.
fredericksburg Decorated and Big
Crowd Present.
THE PARADE OF THE lMMUNeS,
The Soldiers Furnished Refreshments
by the Confederate Nctcrans-Bus-
incss Generally Suspended In
Stanton Salutcs Fired.
THE PARADE OF THE IMMUNeS,

FREDERICKSBURG VA, July =
spccial.-"The Day we Celebrate was
observed here with more than usual
eclat At am early hour people began TO
arrive from the surrounding country ana
al 10 O'Clock when the parade of the
Fourth Regiment T. 5. Volunteers I'm
muneO started from Camp Cobb. the
streets presented am animated scene with
The gayly decorated buildings and the
crowds Of pleasure seekers IN holiday at
ure
Tho regiment under command OF Col.
j. 5. Petit. headed by mounted officers
and coverings Brass Band marched
through the principal streets 20 Wash
ington avenue. making the circuit az the
Mary Washington Monument thence 20
Hurkamp Park in the centre Of the city,
where the soldiers rested FOR an hour I'm
tho shade and were served with refresh
monts bv the members OF h. $. Chew
R'amp Sons OF Confederate Veterans.
From the park the Regiment went direct
Go Camp.
NATIONAL COLORS.
The news of the morning of The success
Of the United states forces. navy and
army. at Santiago lent additional enthu-
rinsrn % The day and the national colors
were conspicuous ON every hand.
Tonight a splendid display of fireworks
took place from the high hin overlooking
Camp Cobb.
The public picnic ON SCOTS Island Civ
en- under the auspices OF the Order Of
United American Mechanics was largely
attended and very successful.
A fine rain accompanied by wind put
an end to the hot wave here this even
Ing
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COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. July ii y. M.-COT-
TON-The sales of the day were 1000
bales. including 600 American.
Futures closed firm. American MD
ding. ]. m r.. July. 23-6ia3 24-8i. SELL
ors: July and August, 3 23-6ig3 AGA. sell
ers. September and october, 23-6f' buy
ers. October and November, 2l-6i. sell
crs; November and December, g-6i,
buyers; December and January 1eCt'
buvers. January and February, 3 20-6i.
buvers: February and March. 2l-6l,
sellers: March ana April, 2l-6ia3 22-6i.
buyers. April and May, 22-6i43 25-64'
sellers
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OBIrURY.
Joseph u. Gentry,

Mr.. Joseph y. Gentry, once a resident
Of Richmond, but who for year has
resided in Norfolk, died in that city Sat
urday night as the result Of a sun
stroke.
lie was quite busy during the greater
part OF Saturday. and his business kept
him on the street great deal ABOUT
o'clock in the afternoon he complained
of feeling H. and retired TO his room.
In a short time he lost consciousness
and without regaining It. he breathed his
last about 10 II. NJ.
Mr.. Gentry was q years Of age. He
was a son OF the late Joseph Il. Gentry,
and was one OF the most popular young
men In this city during his long resi-
dence here. lie was employed IN the
general offices OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio for a number OF years, and subse-
quently entered the service Of the Vir-
ginla Navigation Company Afterwards
he went with the Norfolk and Western.
and leaving their employ he went 20
Norfolk TO accept a position with rail-
road there. lie was also at one time in
the employ OF the ]. Wright Tobacco
Company. as their Boston agent.
Mr.. Gentry was one OF the brightest
OF young men. and In the railroad world
was esteemed as one OF the best rate
men In Virginia. His mother. Mrs. Mol
lie l.. Gentry, resides In this city. MS do
his two brothers-,Messrs. James NJ. and
Edward Gentry The former left for
Ivy Depot Saturday afternoon before he
knew OF his brothers death Mr.. Gen.
try's remains were brought 10 this city
Sunday afternoon, and taken 10 the
residence OF his uncle. Mr.. p, T. Con-
rad, No. 800 Floyd avenue. whence the
funeral took place yesterday afternoon at
8 o'clock.
Conrad Feitig.
Mr.. Conrad Feitig. one Of Hsnrico's
most prosperous farmers. died Sunday
~ ~, -. Mn a-Afito rad d.
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SMe;',N!G&
.eses34EaAc fos 97Es7s5DS
Special Mating Sales

2S7 rolls of 90 pounds TO
the roll China Mattings, stout
and strong, Tic. q yard.
f4S rolls of 100 pounds to
the roll, strong warp Maffings
as good II not better than our
zoe. Mattings, for 12Hc. .
yard.
1l2 rolls Of all the usual best
kinds of Csc Mattlngs. Heavy
China Mating, and fine woven
Jap Mattings, for 15c a yard.
1913 rolls Of such brands az
Grown" "Sho Shiny" ne
Ping" and other STANDARD
Mnttiugs, usually costing SOC
to 4OC., for zoe yard.
70 rolls. of which each roll
Is a different pattern ana
which We cannot cut Oh account
of remnants, which could NOT
be matched. These rolls are
specially under prices and
will prove big bargains to
those who buy them. They
are worth from SO TO SO a
roll. Our price Will be from
$500 to 500 a roll.
EssMr.-ss,g@.3E|
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CLAIMS A REWARD.
Fifth District Man Thinks lac Sho"'u
BE Paid $500.

In Governor Tyler's mail yesterday was
q letter from a Carroll county man VINO
said tripletts had just been born to him
self and wife. lie claimed the reward
of 500 which ne had heard the Colh-
monwealth Of Virginia had oheIeu l'I
three Of a KIND.
private Secretary Ben. owen forwarded
the letter 10 the Governor al Radford
with his endorsement lie said IL was
one of the most pathetic appeals he had
ever read.
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ALEXANDRIA PATRIOTIC.
Inhabitants Visit River Resorts and
Camp Alger-Accidents OF the day.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. July Especial
The Are-cracker IS more an evidence TO-
day than ever. and the small boy. in any
circumstance. IS equal 60 tho occasion.
News from Santiago and OF sampson
victory was early received and added
fuel 10 the great patriotic display.
About one foruth OF the population
spent the day az the various resorts
down the river and at Camp Alger. The
only accident reported was that Mr. VIII
liam Dobey. prominent citizen and pol
iucian. had his hand lacerated ana one
~ his eyes injured by the explosion OF q
toy cannon. An occidcnt 60 motor car
OF tho Washington. Alexandra ana MI
Vernon Railway. on Maryland avenue
Washington about noon, delayed tFaIi'
for an hour AN along the line
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Grent paY in Roanoke.

ROANOKE VA. jay Especial
The celebration OF the SIN in this city to-
day was htung event Everybody
turned out and nearly an the places OF
business were closed throughout the day.
lilc usual parade or secret Organiza-
iiOns. Confederate and Union veterans.
several bands.
The event wound up with a grand Gel
cbration az Crystal Springs al which Ma
yor Woods. Rev VIM. LunsfOrd and e1-
MlNor Innos aellXnrel nrailnns
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R,NGEOF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range OF the
thermometer al The Times office yester-
day: o A. NJ, %; II NJ, ~; 3 i. NJ, lOl
Z. NJ, 76; Q =. NJ. 20, midnight 90
Mean temperature, - sc.
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HIS LEG CRUSHED OFF,
Two Cracksmcn Arrested for Robbing
the station az Mace.

ROANOKE. VA. July Especial
Walter Hibarger had his right leg crush
ed while attempting 70 board a moving
car and was injured about the head.
w parker and Matthew Harris. two
White men. were arrested here this after
noon bv members OF BalGwin's detective
agency on the charge OF robblng the
Norfolk and Western station at Mace.
Rotetourt county. Saturday night. The
money. money orders and tickets were
found on them upon being searched.
They will be taken TO Botstourt to-
morrow for preliminary trial.
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PETERSBURG, VA. July Especial
The Fourth Of July was observed IN Pc
;ersburg by tho closing OF the banks and
government Offices. The post-ofiice only
kept open from 4.l5 70 Sis o'clock T. NJ.
IN the afternoon moet OF the commits
sion merchants closed their places OF
business There wss a parade OF the col
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Tho Fourth in Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. July "A horse
back procession was organized this after
noon and are parading the streets to-
night in celebration OF the victory at
Santiago The procession is led by a
band and drum corps ana is carrying nu-
merous American flags and blowing
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At stanton.

STAUNTON. VA, July Especial
There was no roar Of cannon nor popping
Of crackers I'm stanton to-day 70 ceie-
brate the birthday of this great American
NATION. Business was generally suspended
and the town was empticf into the coun-
try by fishing parties and plcnics.
The Uibernian Society had basket
picnic at Highland Park and large num-
bers wore In attendance.
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Ships Fire n Salute.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 4-spe-
cial.-The Fourth OF July was quietly OBJ
served I'm this city to-day The cruiser
Minneapolis and ram Katahdin. which
are anchored I'm James river. were beau
tifully decorated with national and naval
colors. and at noon both warships fired
q salute OF forty-fve guns each In honor
of Independence Day
At Bedford City.
BEFORD CITY. VA, July Especial
July ain is observed here by all the
stores and public offices being closed.
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Mrs. Louisa Il. Turner. died at tho re-
sidence OF her son-in-law. Mr.. w. L.
Sydnor, no. 1908 Floyd avenue Sunday
night at $50 o'clock She was In tho
seventy-second year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from tho
Seventh-Street Christian church this
morning at 10 O'Clock. The intcrment
will be made in Hollywood.
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ored military companies. who marched
over to the Virginia Normal and Cole
eiate Institute. where they had drill
and dress parade.