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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
IMMUNES NOT IMMUNE.
Six Cases OF yellow Fever in One Reg
iment ia Santiago.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, sept Six
cases OF yellow fever have developed IN
Colonel sargents Fifth Immune Regi-
ment The cases have been watch
closely FOR several DAYS. and ID the opin
ION OF Colonel Havard chief surgeon -
the military department OF santiago, the
diagnosis IS Enthusiastically correct
The victims have been sent 10 yellow
fever hospitals and a strict quarantine
has been established against the regi-
ment. which is encamped on the hills
along the Moro road, about two miles
south of the city.
There is a great deal of sickness IN this
regiment. bur IN the opinion OF the sur
ge0ns, no more yellow fever.
All the other regiments, now doing
garrison duty, arc In fairly good healin.
40 uuoasiness is felt by General Law
ton or General Wood The four members
OF the Filth regular infantry, vho were
sent 10 the yellow fever hospital ten
days ago when they disem1arked from
the transport Kuickerb0cker from Tam
na ure doing we'll The battalion rs SIN
isolated. but no new cases have deFel-
oped.
The destituuon among tho Cubans ~
sim appalling. General Wood issued
nfty-two thousand free rat.ons yesterday
The capacity 0f the free supply deplis
is not great enough to meet the demands
and n new one f. 10 bo established short
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.
No Quarantine Restrictions at New
Orleans nor Shreveport.

JACKSONVILLE FLA, Sept. s.-A spe-
cial to Che Tlmes-Unlon and Citizen from
Key West says.
State Health officer Porter Dr. Murray
Of the Marine Hospital Service. concur
ring. issued a proclamation to-day rais-
lng the quarantine, thus removing at re-
sriclons upon travel to and from KY
West.
DR.. Porter has maintained from ne
day Of the frst announcement that yellow
fever existed in this city that The sick
ness which prevailed here az that time,
was NOT yellow fever. The course Or
events has borne ont this opinion. The
fever which has existed here this sum
mer has been dagnozed as densue, and
ls of a very mild type.
Key Vests doors are now wide open.
and everything has put on new lie, and
business a. booming.
WASHI%GTON u. G., September s.
Officials OF the Southern railway STATE
authOrltafiveiy that there are 20 Quaran-
tine restrictions which VIII prevent per-
sons from entering or passing through
New Orleans or Shreveport, la. tne
lines 70 and from the South being en-
tirely open through these points. Ihey
do nO- believe that there is any veto"
fever IN New Orleans nor in the vicinity
OF Shreveport. and indications. they say.
are thar an approhensions OF spread ~
yellow fever IN the South VIII be allayed
II the next Two or three days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
MIR. FLANNAGANS
COUP De MAIN.
He Had Things in Full Swing Before
the ThOrp Men Woke Up.
THORP He PAID THE FREIGHT,
The Jones Men Stormed the Hall. Ia
Did Not Contribute TO the Expenses
Ross Hamilton Shows Up the
Colored Candidate.

CHASE CITY. VA. Sept. S.-special-
The Republican Congressional ConNen tlon
OF yesterday was remarkable Tor us uuAa
capacity. is good humor ana s0priety,,
Flanagan and Harris. % DinNiddie.
The leading spirits of the nrst can 20 ..
der. had thoir men IN place and had got-
ten half through with their business De
fore The Ihorp side realized me couvi
zion % affairs Flanagan captured me
platform Dy night 90 rrst possession hat
a secretary elected. but no vote was ever
taken for chairman Harris oid the taiH-
ing and everything was carried Win
During the tumuit and upr0ar prevailing
az one time when several were spea al
az once, FLANAGAN never ceased 10
THORP PAID THE FREIGHT
The Tnorp adhereats had hired he hall
and aNed 10 IN -ood sA3te ana say Lns
Jones party went o0 and d.d not contrib
ute anything 20 the expenses. Flanagan
insisted that his meeting should Doe open
cd with a prayer ana colorec man came
forward and hurriediy went through WITH
his part OF the performance. The Ihofp
side aid not have pray er, whether *
was forgotten or thought they were
strong enough without it is s.ul mys-
lvlckham said Flanagan would not
have been sent az "a delegate from Pow
hatan unless bee had been l0. llorp 90
sudden conversion 20 Jones was attrio-
room en- party organization He annolnc.
Cd that he would vote, work and spend
money for Jones 20 day oi election.
COUNTS on FLANNAGANs SUPPORT
Thorn said In bis speech ~ accep' ance
that flanagan would De maNng
sneerhes FOR him In less than twenty day..
Thorps vote showed a support OF 9 OF
OF II c6ln-lcs Only Dlnwiddie. sussex
and the clty OF Petersburg were agains,
him
Ross Hamilton and Leande- Read. %
Mecklenhurg exposed tho career of Jones
in most d1maeing way and charged
him with being an imposition upon tNe
people under the gu.se of cololed man
10 promote the interest OF the petersburg
rim and wiki a character tainted win
deception and fraud Others claimed inc
bolt mstiglted by the Democrats.
An overwhe' MINIS majority OF the deIe-
gates were c0lOred men and their leaders
managed them very successfully. Inc
negro politician Is as Oledient % MS lea4-
sr as a soldier 10 his superior officer re
goes iltO politics as naturally as a on,
tales 20 water and the white man VINO
thinks the negro a foo IS sreatly deceiN 81
"a He will listen. promise. accent your
treating and your money and then N'ts
the Republican ticket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
STORIES OF RELIEF.
Two Letters 10 Mrs. Pinkham.

Mrs. JOHN WILLIAMS, Englishtown,
n. j., writes:
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-I cannot be-
Gin to tell you how suffered before
taking your remedies. l was so weak
that could hardly walk across the floor
without falling. I had womb trouble
and such bearing-down feeling; also
suffered with my back and limbs. pain
in womb. Inflammation Of the bladder,
piles and indigestion. Before l had
taken one bottle of Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound felt a great deal
better. aud after taking two and one
half bottles and half box of your
Liver Pills was cured. II more would
take your medicine they would not
have 20 suffer so much
Mrs. JOSEPH PETERSON, 5l3 East St,
Warren. Pa, writes:
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-I have suf-
fered with womb trouble over fifteen
years. | had Inflammation, enlarge
ment and displacement OF the womb.
I had the backache constantly, also
headache. and was so dizzy. | had
heart trouble, II seemed as though my
heart was in my throat at times chok-
ing me. 7 could not walk around and
/ could not lie down, for then my heart
would beat so fast / would feel as
though / was smothsring. l had TO
sit up in bed nights in order 70 breathe.
I was so weak l coold not do any
thing.
u have now taken several bot
ties OF Lydia Z Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. and used three pack
ages Of Sanative Wash, and can say
am perfectly cured. do not think
I could have lived long If Mrs. Pink
hams medicine had not helped NE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
WHOLESOME ADVICE.
For People Whose stomachs are Weak
and Digestion Poor.

DR. Usrlandson. whose opinion In dis
-. 4. .-o-tb,, ~ attention says when
: 49,, ~ v,or,sn comes TO me complain
ING ~ INDIGESTION. loss OF appetite. sour
stomach beiching. sour watery -risings.
headaches. sleeplessncss. lack OF anfbi-
ton and a general run down nervous
condition I advise them 70 take after
eacb moal one or two Of stuarts Dys-
pensio Tablets. allowing the tyiet 10
Dissolve i'm the mouth. and thus mirgle
with the food eaten. Inc result is that
the food is speedily dlsesleu before IL
has time 10 sour and fermen- These
tabctr vii. digest tooH any way "helh-
err the stomach wants 90 or not. because
they contain harmless digestive prirci-
pies vegetable essences pep in and
Golden Seal which supply JUST what the
weak stomach lacks.
] have advised the tablets with great
success. both ln curing indis' sto1 and 90
build up the tissues. increase ilcsh in thin
nervous patients. whose real trouble was
dyspepsia and as soon MS tne stomach
was put 10 rights they id not know what
sickness WAS.
a lfty-cent package Of stuart's Dys-
pep-'a Tablets can ho bought 40 any
drug store. and as they are not a SCI
crot patent medicine. fney can no used
as often as desired with full assurance
that they contain nothing harmful. in
the slightest degree. 0n the contrary
anyone whose stomach is az AT deranged
win fuI great benefit from fhe use n
r.uarts Dyspepsia Tablets. They VIII
cure any form OF stomach weakness or
disease except cancer Of the stomach.
fLA size package at druggists 5lc. or 81
by mai. from Stuart Co.. Marshall Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
The Oneer "Paiamn snnad..

One OF the most curious sights az the
POI-r j. the -OAh ales1euts MIC come ana
90 az Will IN their huJlerllg Da1amas
tnat were evidently fashioned Tor stout
er men. Many are on crutches, others
have an empty sleeve pinned across their
breast. while the rest walk .slle5s4y, NOT
yet freed from the lan2uor OF feversh-
ness. Iuey are known as me paJaiha
squad" They are interested IN every
thing that takes place. from the coming
lu OIL the Norfolk boat 10 the arrival OF
more lever patients from the camps az
Newport News. but the Only real en.nl-
siasm they feel Is for mess-caH, Iney
begin getting up from lnelr cots and
looking az their sticks or crutcnes rs
soon as the bugler PASSES through the
hOsuital-grOund. and the lrrl uote or ms
summons is greeted Win Whoop as lHsy
pass over 10 the mess-udA ana settle
down ike q cloud about tnc long tables
which accommodate 800 at sitting. The
food is excellent. and the bll-Of-t1re va
ries every day. but 10 Is difficult 10 SUIT
a1I the tasfos OF three or four hundred
mon inst recovering from desperate ill-
ness. The article OF diet most approved
of By the men is milk, but limit 10 the
quantity pr0cura1le ana me great de-
m4nd for n among the patients VINO are
too in 10 take other nOurishment make
b. utterly imrl-sib.e % give All The cone
yalescents milk when they can drink c0l-
fee The conversation between the cone
tt. escents aud Tie CHIEF STE" iid TO WAom
the waiter has appealed VIII DC sonie-
thing Ike this:
4 We got 10 have milk. sir ana the
waiter won't bring me none.
chief steward-AN hats the reason for
your drinking milk? You can have all
the coffee you want
COngalescent-"COu cOesn agree
{. slow doesn't q agree with your
Cts TOO hot, sir
c. S-"Timen remedy that. Let u
stand and cool"
c. TAT venture)-"I m just getting
over the measles
c. Swell. II | gave you milk you'd
develop the whooping cough. Marry er-
tie Tracy's Fort Monroe Letter In Les
lie : Weeklv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
THE VIRGINIANS
GREAT FAV0RITES
And Gen, Fitzhugh Lee IS the Best
Corps Commander in the Service,
BOYS GIVEN WHOLESOME FOOD.
Impressions ofCol. Charles Euker on
Nisitto Camp Cuba Librc-Gcn. Ice
L,cr on the Alert in Behalf
of His Men.
BOYS GIVEN WHOLESOME FOOD.

Colonel Charles Eukcr % this city.
who hns recently returned from stay
az Sis weeks ai Camp Cuba LiDrc. Jack
s0nvIc was seen yesterday and, lh
speaking OF DIS trip. sHd.
% lor hero carly iu July and had "a
splendid stay in Jacksonville. I went
ont f0 camp every day. The boys seemed
70 ho having good time for soldiers or
ooure. There wDrc some who were dis
posed to kck expecting better time
shan iher were having Bui to Confederate
soldiers. of whom am one. 30 would have
been picnic 90 have been fed ana
clothed e lhn boys are at pres nt.
WHOLESOME FOOD.
as ru'e. ] am inclined Co The belief
h8f vast majority OF fhc boys wished
90 go t0 cuba. This was before peace
Was declared but now Che men are ape
parcntv indifferent. and VIII go 81 they
have ro do So. but thoro is no inccn-
fivo FOR going now. us thcro is no chance
for g'0r or for f-hung.
"The fool elrou thc mon consists ot
fho usual regular military rafions. and
was OFF good quality. D saw uo unwhole-
some fool eIton the men. While ! was
fhorc l.rre quantity OF meat was re-
colvef and the Inspector no once cone
damnei r HF unfit for ufo. and it was
promptly burned
FlrI LEE LIONlIED
"Huf Tlfz Dee. Ilc ls the most popu-
Dor officer over saw in charge Of
troops. and believe he is the ahlcst
corps commander FOB tho whole army
WhCroyer hc goes Doc BIS always checrod
Ply tho soldiers. 1nd Doc Is free from that
arrogant air as umcd bv $50 many men
in hlrh rank Hc is continually ON the
ebert for the welfare of his men. MS acc
zion Ir making daily tours of iugunNf ION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
GOOD DAY FOR CONVENTIONS.
Four state Conventions in Session az
Colorado Springs. TOLD.

COLORADO SPRINGS, COL. sept. s.
-Four state conventions representing the
Democratic. POpu.ist and Fusion and
Auti-FusiJn Silvel hel uO.icans. assemb "a
in this City today each in q separate
hail. Further conflict over the possession
of the Opera House between the war
ring factions of the Silver Republican
party Was ayerted by an agreement
which was reached by the leaders 10
hold eo1aratc conventions boo other halls
The Teller Silver Republicans met in
Durtee Han.
iu Coburu Hall with Judge Dixon. OF
Pueblo I'm the chair. simon Guggenhe.m
0t Denver. was nominated Tor Governor
The Democratic convention assembled
I'm Temple Theatre. Charles p. Hessins-
tom. of Denver. being elected temporary
me Popuist State Convention was
called 10 order at . % o'clock this afternoon
~ fr- blind Institute. Lyman VI. Henry,
of Ouraya. was made permanent chair
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
THE SOLDIERS
WELCOMED HOME
lrontLnned From III PaEel.

20 Dunn Loring was made. The soldiers
had to wait several hours Tor their trains
20 start The nrsr section pulled out at
uI5 o'clock an immense crowd greet
ed the boys DOB Alexandria. and there
were many people out AZ Manassas, Cul-
pepper. Orange and G0rdonsville to cheer
as each section passed by
A SOLDIER VERY Ill.
After the regiment had been safely
CHARTERED In the Auditorium building last
night one OF the surgeons discovered that
Private T. A. Wilson. Company Il, OF
Irlsburg Henry county, Va, was sui-
tering from high fever. DR.. A j.
Brown. Jr was summoned about l
o'clock this morning. and, responding
with tho city ambulance found the suffer-
e. semi-coasci0us. The patients condi-
ton indicated that ne had developed ~
phoid fever. He was taken TO the Old
( Dominion Hospital. and was reported
resting comfortably az $50 % o'clock this
morning.
a special from Camp Aiser. dated
Thursday afternoon. SAYS.
VERY Unexpectedly the paymaster came
this afternoon and was gladly welcomed
as the men had been very anxious 10 get
rheir money before leaving for Richmond.
Tho companies were notified as soon as
ha arrived and were paid as rapidly as
possible
"No drills have been had for four or I'VE
DAVIS and tho boys have had a hard time
finding anything 20 do. Parade is sull
held m the afternoon az p. M, and
guard mount in the morning but outside
OF these two ceremonies there Is no mill
tarv duty from morning unIl night.
Everyone is allowed perfect liberty and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
RICHMOND FIRMS CONTRACT.


SIR Charles vs.. Tanner of g. w. Tan
nor q Co.,. Will leave Tonight for New
York to inspect the work upon which "a
large force oft men employed lN his firm
have been employed for some time past
The work in question has been done
upon tha WINS Syndicate Building. situ-
ated at Park ROW and Broadway. the
taIest structure Boo thc world. This
building is forty stories in height. thirty
six being above ground and four below.
In feet. ifs height is $40 feet.
The contract taken by c. W. Tanner
A. Co. was to cement the outer walls
with Johnson damu-wall cement and TO-
coat all the woodwork with hre-prOof
paint This work the contract price for
which was $40 $40 will Doe finished and the
building turned over 90 JUS owners Mon
dav at 10 o'clock
o. W. Tanner g. Co. also have SINH
lar contracts with other firms in New
york 0n buildings ranging from twelve
fu sixteen stories.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09

Tho two coiored hattaiious mo Camp
Corhm known to the War Department
as the Sixth Regiment of Virginia. are
Go he sent COB knoxville in a few days
and attached to che First Army Corps II
BE- gul. likely that these troops Will be
retained permanently in the service and
wil he made 90 do garrison duty The
men at Camp Curhin were paid on ycster-
day Ihc nuymastcr travelled by private
conveyance from Richmond. lie bor-
r1wcd douhic-barrelled shotgun 10
protect the $4,000 Dee carried along against
any ore who might attempt 20 hold him
fnu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
HAY CONGRATULATED.
The Anglo american League Present
Him with Complimentary Address

LONDON. September s.--A committees ot
the Anglican rican League headed ~
is chairman. James Bryce presented the
Hav today with an address cong LLii-
ting him upon his acceptance OF the port
folio ~ secretary 0f state az Washington.
The address express regret us &C.
nartiire from this country where you
have discharged the Wcienty ana delicate
duties OF ambassador WIKI such eminent
tact. Judgment and courtesy as 70 win
the cordial appreciation and connden,e
~ tbe Brltish 1eoDle.' Colonel Hay made
"a suitable Response.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
ALGER GOES 70 MlDDLETOWN
lie Will spend This Morning in. an In
snection of thc lnmD.

WASHINGTON. Sept S-Saoretary Al
ger accompanied by Airs. A.4er. nls son,
Captain Fied Alger. Major Hopkins. his
aide and GualfermHstel- Leucrll L-ddlAs-
tom. ief. Washington dt lJ.iV clock -o-
nieht Tor Midtown. Pennsylvania, over
the Penn y4tauia railr ad The score airy
inspection of tle camp a. Middleton and
VIII tlen proceed on bis way % Detroit
where bee Will leave Mrs. Alger ard his
son. VINO Us sti.l ~ from the FEVER tOl-
lowing his service before Santa %.
The Secretary Will then proceed 70
make au inspection OK number " the
army camps. going as far south as Jack
sOnVille, Fla, before starring tI-A 10
Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09

TIE Young Mems Christian Association
of Richmond. through Dos general secre-
tary has extended cordial invitation
t0 the Third Regiment, through Colonel
Naue. 20 make use of the association
building also the reading and amuse-
mcut rooms
AS when camped here before. all soi-
dicrs belonging to other Young Mems
Christian Associations VIII have the
free use Of the bath rooms. Correspond
eucs privileges viii Doe furnished gratis
az the building 20 AN soldiers having the
opportunity of USING same
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09

The city ambulance was called 40 l2.i5
this morning TO the Second Police station
TO attend Mr.. James Hall, policeman
from Petersburg VINO had been hurt 10y
falling from an electric car
Mr. Hall had been TO Camp Lee 20 look
FOR his SON who Is member OF the
Third Vireinia Regiment. Failing 20 ind
him he returned 10 the city ana fell in
alighting from the car bruising himself
about the head and decorating his hand.
Dr. Brown treated him and LEFT him at
the station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
AN OHIO TRAGEDY.
Father and Daughter Murdered-A
Snn-in-Law Suspected.

COLUMBUS. O.. sept. 8.--A special 70
the s are Journal tlom cam l.ge. o..
SAYS. Squire Boyd and daughter Mrs.
J L. Wyrlck. residing three niles east
az here were found murdered to-lay.
Orin Law. sOn-in-law OF IL. Boyd " as
round ln1ons ious in another room. There
were 10 wounds or marks on bis person.
Suspicious point strOn5y asa.isl I,as
about three weeks ago, aud it Isl mo n
fh9r there mas been trouble between him
and The murdered man. Yesterday they
had a quarrel .
& O'clock this evening. lie would not talk
of the affair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
mmLcnrc Milh Cervern.

INV YORK. SOUtember 8.-The steam-
ar ia Dominion arrived this evening
S-,ro Norfolk. having on board fdeuten-
srt Segrera and four other officers Of
sI-niral Cervera squadron and thirty
,,ime seamen. who have been in the naval
hospital al Norfolk.
Tbev are en- route 10 Santander. Spain,
80 viii sail on the City OF Rome for
mat port with the remainder OF Admiral
Carycr4's crew,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
AT CAMP WlK0FF.
Nearly All the Volunteers Gone-More
Regulars Arrive from the south.

CAMP WIKOFF. MONTAUK POINT,
L. l., Sept. S.-Thls Is now q camp OF
regulars-5.O00 horse and 500 foot. The
last OF the volunteers save the Rough
Riders and the sick. LEFT for their homes
to-day. Eleven hundred recruits Tor the
regular infantry arrived tonight from
s.. rGe~r ...f1
The death list to-day numbered eleven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. s,-Manual Is
trads cabrera has been elected 20 ne
presidency Of the Republic o. Guatemala.
THE news was received this afternoon
bv Manuel Garlic. CONSUL Tor Guatamllt
,,o~s uros flso received ty Schwdri8
Brothers tie weil-known importers here.
Manuel Estrada Cabrera vas mo wee
nresldent .of Guatemala during tho pres
idency of Regina Barrios.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09

Robert Il. Glass. conducting a grocery
store ai Illl cast Franklin street yester-
day assigned all DTS goods 10 G.. III.
Winston. trustee. Tor the benefit of his
creditors.
After Tho payment OF legal expenses
he creditors are 90 share the remainder
30 rata. The liabilities are estimated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09

Rev T.. J.. Bane preached at
tho Almshouse last night TO an
zAxentiVe audience Several young
ladies furnished excellent music. and al
together the service was very enjoy
able one for the inmates OF the institu-
uOn and others present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09

Mr. j. Haskins Hobson was here ycstcr-
day with a view OF getting his SON.
member of one of the Blues companies,
out of the army. The young gentleman
has a good position In Richmond and is
anxious TO return 20 1t, now that there
Is 10 be no more aghting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
THE HARRIS VERDICT.
The Man Shot in the Silver Fight Was
Killed "by Persons Unknown"

COLORADO SPRINGS COL. sept s.
The coroner jury In the case Of Charles
r. Harris, killed wednesday ~ .he hSht
betveen rival factions IN the Silver Re-
publican party. rendered lts ' erdict TO-
rieht. ius-lfying The Teller faction IN It's
endedvor 10 hold the Opera House against
the auti-Telleri 90. The verdict says tndt
he snoL which killed Harris was nred by
persons unknown 20 the jurymen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
Ms sickinner,n rnncrnl

The fur oral OF Mrs. Eugene Sickineer.
whose death was announced yesterday.
viii take place at { o'clock this afternoon
from Uni0n-Stati0n methodist church.
REV. c. l.. Bane officiating. The inter-
ment will be In lakewood Cemetery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09

DEDHAM. MASS, September S-For-
mer Ambassador Bayard passed am un-
comfortable day. and tonight is much
weaker. He has taken but hte nour-
ishment during the past tweuly-i0II
hours. and is gradually sinking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
IInsnitnIDisbanded.

cuICKAMAUGA MILITARY PARK.
een, S'-The field hospital OF the First
Division. First Army Corps. was to-day
S,sbsrded and the sick. twenty-five IA
-,,,,,ts, ,gsre t-arsferred 20 the Stern
berz Hospitai Three deaths were re-
uorfed from the various hospitals to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
Elevator on Fire.

Tire elevator Of the Richmond Ice Com
psny az Seventeenth and Dock caught
Are at AIS yesterday afternoon by a
spark from a locomotive II Is supposed
An alarm was turned In from BOX 2is
and the flames were exunguished with
hut slight DAMAGE. $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-09
Thr American I.asf.

BERLIN. September s.-Huret. the
paris cyclist won the iwen'y-four hour
cycling race which ended here this even
~ COVERING So kIl0m -tres fdDOuL 5l5
miles 20 yards. c. W. Miller. the Ameri-
can cyclist. gave up the race after sew
aral fails.