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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
4 DeIirious Soldier Climbs "a Tree from
Which He Falls.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2A-Private James
Russell. of Troop {. Tenth L. :. Cavalry.
escaped from the hospital AT Fort Wals-
worth last last night white doErious from
typhoid fever.
A general alarm was sent out. but he
was not found until shortly before noon
to-day. Ho was seated on limb OF a
tree thirty-five feet from the ground One
of the searchers started 90 climb the tree
when Russell dropped 10 the ground.
striking several limbs In his descent and
thereby breaking his fall TO some extent.
HIS right leg was broken, however.
An ambulance was summoned ana Rus
sell was taken back 10 the hospital. Pri-
vate Russell has been at the hospital
about two weeks. He was one OF the he
roes who fought in the battles before San
tiago. lie enlisted from Georgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
THE BOYS AT
MONTAUK POINT.
Transports Continue to Arrive With
Soldiers from Santiago.
GEN. ALGER INSPECTS THE CAMP
He Will Post Himself Thoroughly as 10
the Condition of the Mcn-Ihcy
Are Suffering Much From the
Severe Heat.

NEW YORK. Aug. 24-The report OF
tie condition Of the men on the Aaie'
which arrived OFF Camp Wyckon. Mon
tauk Point. l.. l.. last night, has not been
made by the quarantine officers
In the electrical storm which continues ca
FOR four hours last night me VIM S,0
down many OF the soldiers tents 49,
the wires about the camp plcN "'" %
tne Ead Cross hospital tent IN the seh0l tl
hospital. and caused havoc seheI" ,
Two tents were picked up from '"1
ground and carried into me ocean. t.,
The wrecking OF nYe uno.cupieu 49, ne '
the detention hospital Will preNent W.
f.rfirg ri some sick soldiers on l-'c
TRANSPORTS The large \. NJ. = a. tt.
i'm which the soldiers spend mucn OF tn,H
time writing TO their relatives OF i''''''7'
vas also leyeUed by the gale o,.r
GLAD TO MUSTER OJl. =.
THE news that an order Is soon 20
ieeued M Washington 20 muster "r' ~
regiments ia camp lncluuinI tu.-i,,''7,r
pfdars and the SeNenty-Ni1l ls'7-''. 49,,
- t,.r received with much s1tisia''lvl
,la7 ,.ol,trfeer troops The transport
Ii which arrived last night Wa7
-,c1 to-day Captain 'Apt"i,,.
fatter ~ Captain Capron, or the ho"s,'
pidors who was killed AT Santlaso' ~ WI.
49, ei., Many soldiers nave 1'-n
diecharccd from the hospitals put .'''
,,, of,.r sick 90 take their places "'
soon as they vacate. ,pDry-rS
stfrpl,r tRv ALGER ARhlE - ,,,.
Secretary Of War Alger arrlveu ,',.,
on special train sncrota iD ''I Aieer stated
NJ be hopod 10 make as thorousn a..
,.',.,ion as possible OF the camp III
a.. length of time he had III illo ...t,o
ssf he rode with the army oih.r' -
no, him az the railroad Depot I" ...o,s-
l,',srters and as soon as ne "ts Ia
ANtt-f and ffENlAA" t''
~ ~ to1,9Iv cheered Secretary 81
- o.pecially Interested n lne colu' i i,,'.
- ne Sick men and how they ny pres-
To- cared for He intimataa ln"I - i'm
iIent Mckinley was mu,. 'ntd,ors
,bo nroucr care OF the SICK n,
'''7 WILL POST HIMSELF ~,
,..o,Ss n make a complete tour OK
~, cornp before he returns 10 - y"
vi, re will also be tuily i'lD, ~.
-, no leaves as 20 how the Noiun
-, about their being mustered ou'.
g. seid that Secretary Aleer intorheu
,.l,,ar,i Wheeler that he would stay III
camn two or three days II necessaly ~
,nake a thorough Inspection OF sFe.s
thing and devise some means Tor the re-
lief and comfort OF the soldiers es-
,,eciallv those IN the hospital
Two heat OF the day completely eX-
bausted many Of the soldiers In camp
md was responsible for number or
deaths. The death list to-day numbered
five. .r,-
HOSPITAL REPORT.
The report of the hospital authoritles
show there are $50 men IN The general
hospital. Of whom 22j have typhoid fever.
Three hundred men are IN the detention
camp.
The transport Leona IS unloading. The
vale has on board 1909 men Of tho Third
and Twentieth regular infantry. OF whom
us are sick There is no contagious dis
ease on board. There was only one death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25

year The new organization seems 20 SAT-
isfv those WORKING for the nomination OF
Paul d. Sorg for Governor next year. ana
is not Dispensing tO the Mclean. nll
or other elements. and the campaign tnls
year viii De- made ON the Hanna .ir'
and next year on Foraker for not taking
steps agains. Hanna. While the resolu-
lions do not favor unlimited colonial eN-
pansiOn. General Findlay, chairman on
the convention. said the platform meant
90 expand by the consent OF those 90 pc
,,otrrned Tho m0-f decisive feature Of
tho convention was its preference Tor
Bryan in 1900 on the same platform as
Ga faUt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
An ENTERPRIsING DRUGGIST.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
OBITUARY.
Mr.. Henry GrimmcIL

4 telegram was received by Mrs Henry
Grimmeil at her residence, NO. 34 east
Clay. announcing the sudden death Tues
day night Of her husband az Saratoga
Springs, y. y, whittier hcswent short
time ago, accompanied by his physician.
Or. j. q. Trevilli8n. I'm the hope that the
change might restore him 10 health, he
having been ailing for some time.
Henry Grlmmell was born Ia MarburG,
Germany. August o. 1S3S He came 90
Richmond 20 live forty-hve years ago. and
during the half century that he has resid-
ed i'm this community has made a reputa-
ton for uprightness and integrity which
made him loved and respected by oil who
knew him.
For many years ne had been i'm the
plumbing and timing business at No. 2oi
east Broad street. and for some time MS
three sons had been associated with him.
Mr. GnmmeI was prominent among
tie German-Americans OF this city, and
was recognized as one of IT'S most sub
stantial citizens lie was vice
president and director of tho Ger
man-American Banking and Building
COMPANY He leaves widow and num-
her Of children. three OF them sons. His
son. Mr.. Henry +. Grimmen. left last
night for Saratoga Springs. 20 bring back
the remains. The time of tho funeral
will be announced hereafter.
Mr. Thomas u. Timberlake.
The funeral OF the late Mr. Thomas b.
,rip,horiake will take place from Park
Place Methodist church this afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
Rev. Thomas y. Potts will officiate
and the following will be the pail
bearers:
From tho Red Mem. z. Angel. F. r.
Frayser. w NJ. Daniel from the Junior
order United American Mechanics-Wav-
erley Moore. ". T. Russell a. Gipperlch;
Jr.. Chosen Friends-James 9. Bowman
George G. Cornick
Richard T.. Henley.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. August "a
Special.-Richard Leonard Henley sec
ond son OF the late Judge X. l.. Henley.
and aged twenty-seven years, fled this
morning at o'clock at "NOrthlngtOn. q"
the home OF his mother. Up 10 the time
OF his sickness he was a clerk In the
Newport News shpyard.
Few young men were more pOular. and
deservedly so. than "Rich" Henley. g n
'erOus. kind and considera @ with his
friends, an obedient son and devoted
brother. he Will he sincerely mourned
By all who knew him.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
evening from the house and the inter-
ment will be in Cedar Grove cemetery.
Mrs. A. X. Bowles.
STANTON. VA. August 2i-special
Mrs Augustus X. Bovles died at her
home a. Daoneys Louisa county to-
day az . o'clock A. " in the seventy
third year OF her age. She was the
mother OF Mr.. W. A. Bowles. superin.
tendent OF the Virginia sehssl Ter the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
GOVERNOR OF MANILA.
General Merritt Has Assumed the Tx.
ecutivc Dutics-Otis Succeeds Him.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Aug. "A
special from Manila OF August ga says.
General Merritt has assumed tho Cover
nOr's duty and transferred the command
of the Eighth Corps t0 Major General
otis Brisadier General ID. O.. Otis. or
dered TO relieve General Anderson and
General Macarthur 90 command the Sec
Oud Division.
Colonel Donovan Shin. of tho Third Reg
ulars Will command the brigade in place
of General Macarthur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
SCHLEY CONyALESCENT.
His Physician Says He VIII Soon be
Able To Leave His Home.

WESTPORT. CONN, Aug. 2i-Dr
Gregory this afternoon announced that
Admiral Schiey might now be said 90 be
cOnvalesccnt.
Inc physician mOreovcr, found his pa
tient SO greatly improved thar ha deem
ed 90 safe 90 grant him permission 10
leave SaugatuCk tomorrow, provided the
Improvement continues
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25

NORTH STATE INSURGENTS"
Nominate "A Boilers Ticket in the
Eighth Congressional District.

CHARLOTTE. " G., August PA
convention Of the Republican "insur-
gents" as they are called. ~ tho Eignth
corpres.ional distr CT. was held at wilkes
boro to-day. Tho convention denounced
the convention that renom.nated Hon.
r. Il Linuey as "a "gag-law' convention
and proceeded Co nominate DR. j. o..
Wilcox for Congress amid great enthusl-
asm. This splits the Republican vote in
this district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25

Chicago. =: Boston. I.

CHICAGO Aug N-The eamc to-day
was a pitchers battle I'm which Griffith
showed up best. Boston had some more
hard luck in the injurng OF Neager. a
ball from Dahlens bat took a bad bound
and bit him in the eye. Attendance. 1000.
Score by innings. X. II. l..
Chicago. 10000 8 2
Boston. ..........1 % o 10000 o. . .
Batteries: Griffith and DOnahue. Kobe
dam ana Bergen. Umpircs, ODay and
Mcdonald Time $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
AUGUSTUS ARM BROKEN.
He Gets Caught in a Typhoon on the
VOYAGE to Singapore.

LONDON. Aug. 24-The Singapore cor
respondent of The Mail teiographs that
General August had hts arm broken
while on his way from Hong Kong 20
Singapore during the progress of ty-
ph0on General August will proceed 20
Spain In "a German mail boat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25

Summary: Earned runs-Allentown. J..
Two-base hits-Wcst. Wheelock. Three
base hits-Hcnry Smith. Sacrihce mt
MCINTYRE. Left on bases-A HenioWn
A. Norfolk 6. Double plays-Wheolock
and Klusnan: Pfanmiler. Wcntz ana
Kmsman. Wheelock. Wentz and klus-
man FIRST ase on crrors-Allentown. 2:
Norfolk 2 First base on baIs-Oti
Kcener Tmpire-TAte. Time, l:l3.
o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
THE BEAN-EATERS
LOSE THEIR GRIP.
The Orphans Did Them Up Hand
someIy in a Pitchers Battle.
THE RAIN SAVED CINCINNATI.
The Orioles Had IL i'm for Them.
Brooklyn Won in a Tame Game.
The Senators Had Smuggling
Match with Browns and Lost.
Yesterdays Scores.

Brooklyn, s; Pittsburg, /.
Chicago. 2, Boston, J.
Cleveland. 4: New York J.
81. Louis. y: washington. ..
Baltimore. postponed rain.
Louisville. il. Philadelphia, 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
ALLENTOWN, 6-3; NORFOLK, a.
tt Two Teams Split Even. the Last
Game Being Hot Contest

LLENTOWN. PA, Aug. A.-Special.
All entOwD and Norfolk split even in a
dou Die header this afternoon. The final
Ilrul ramn--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25

Summary: TwO-base hits-VdIHuuH' a
veile. Chnds. Mcfarland. Sacrifice hits
Moss. Rothfuss Coogan. Left on bases
Hartford. s: Newark. L. First base on
balls-off Katon. 2; off Coogan. s. HIT
by pitched ball-McDonald. First base
on errors-Newark. I. Stolen hases-Nll-
liams. James Smith. Schehier struck
out-by Katon, 4. Umpire-Mr' horlsh''
Time Of game, 1:4O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
HARTFORD, S; NEWARK, a.
The Former Won the Game by a"r""''
Stand Finish.

HARTFORD CONN, August 2A-ape-
c,al.-Hartford made a grand s'anu i'' u,
,sh and beat the Newarks out N"''"
i.t'ohed a great game score
IIlD-I." LII AIlTEOED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25

r.1 rp rs ysaas sss s.si, s,Afss
LiIsrasnrs, .si:nS.s. = . .ie. Arr: .sS EIesv:
Of Va, near Rosneke. ueaptain scenery. ised
fee, .so,: s:t l; e.. Easfsl ..,.fs ss,A ssssos
- GHAs. he COCKS, ssss, Bsslssss We
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25

HONG KONG Aug. 1.-The British
cruiser Hormi0nc and The British gun.
hoat PAGER left to-day for Manila.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
DEATHS.

AUGUST 2tTH ~
Saratoga Springs. y. y. Henry Grim
nell. ire the sixty-hrst year OK his ago
Funeral notice hereafter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
Hoods
Cure sick headache, bad ARul
taste in the mouth. coated ~uuve
tongue. gas in the stomach, hUS
distress and indigestion. DO
nat weaken. but have tonic eject. p cents
Ths onIy pills 20 take with Hoods sarsapariiis

Lever D. ..... I o
-
Totals .-.............. 10 y ! =
Score by innings: r.
Lancaster 800. ......O % p
Richmond ...........o q q q OF
Summary: Earned runs-Lancaster. .:
Richmond, /. Two-base -Vigneaux.
Three base hits-Wente 90 Home run
TIargrove. Sacrifice hit-ShannOn. Nc
Noy Stolen bases-Dundon. Gutenberg.
Chiles. Left on bascs-Lancastor. 10.
Richmond. Z. Struck Out--By Schmidt. ] :,
by Sparks. 2: by Lever, 2. First on
or, balls-On schmidt 2: off Sparks. 4:
OFT Lever. 2 Hit-ButtermOre, Schaub.
W I'D professionally Lever Umpire,
u ennan. Time, 2:lO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
BROOKLYN. >: Pittsbmrg. I.

PITTSBURG. PA, Aug 2-Brooklyn
won from Pittsburg In a game that was
very tame and had no distinguishing fea-
ture. Attendance. 400.
Score by innings r. II. +.
Pattsburg... .......O1 OO0-l 3
Brooklyn. .........0 ] O21Ol OO-5 $ q
Batteries: Rhines and BOwerman; Yea
ger and Grim Umpires, Lynch and An
drcws. Time. 1:4j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
Tn-Day's Games.

Paterson at Richmond.
Norfolk al Hartford.
Newark at Allentown.
, Lancaster at iN''V'"s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
Louisville, If; Philadelphia, q.

LOUISVILLE. ky, Aug. 24-Rain
stopped to-day's game in the first half of
the sixth inning. with the Colonies IN the
lead Both pitchers We're batted hard.
Attendance. 300.
Score. X. ~. J..
I,onisvine .............14 O1 Ill II 4
PhfadelDhfa ........1 - . D g
Batteries. Cunningham and kittridge'
DOnahue and Mcfarland. Imprts,
Swartw0od and Warner. Time l.io.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25

>-ouelIir Two-base hits-Wheelock
Irlk, ,-o,,ton Three-base hits
WcTntvre Henry. stolen beses-Dcor,r,r',e
I'eft on bases-Auentown, >; Nori@lk J.
struck ,V out-By Bowie. ]: by sta Stalc NJ J..
Double plays-Jim Deleh2nty. lon ON, Drl-
hahIE. " IVA Mcintyre. Wontz. Whoelock
o on1 1<iusman. First base or e,r3T,s,- ar
iontown /. First base on ,.,-
Dl,.fe Trmpirc-Tate. Time i.7''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25

st. Louis. II; Washington, ..

ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug 2i-St. Louis won
n slugging match from Washington to-
day. Attendance, 200
Score by innings. r. ". j..
St Louis. .......1 Z ! . q o XII 10 ]
Washington .......0O31 O1O00 o. 3 10 q
Batteries: Taylor and Kinslow. Weyh-
ing. Donovan and Mcguire. Umpire, En-
slie Time $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25
Cleveland. 4; New York. I.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug A.-The Indians
played at home to-day for the first time
in seven weeks ana a small crowd saw
the game.
SeymOurs loOseness in the first inning
gave the home team the game. Rain
stopped the play at the end of the sixth.
Attendance. GOO.
Score by innings. r II. T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25

The Cherubs will return from Lancas-
Ter this morning. accompanied by the
Paterson team. and three DAYS series
will be played here beginning TINS aitor-
noon with two games tomorrow AFTER
noon. 49, 80,
The Richmond team is on a fair roao
IN win the championship Of the Atiah'ic
League and all they need is good support
from the enthusiasts who enjoy frst-class
halI plaving The result Of the e dineS
An Lancaster was all that was eNpe0'0"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03
NORTH HERO
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRlSNILLE.

Mrs. II. j. Edmunds and Mrs Harold Bill
lincs have been Saskatchewan Ellsworth,
Il deserving veteran, who has become
nearly blind, has an increase of pension
The Masonic fraternity attended the tu-
neral Of Dr. Randall held on Thursday.
Rev. Or Booth ofnciated. Boardcrs in the
Hotel Randall, the home of the de-
ceased and other friends sent beautiful
floral tributes. The business places III
town were closed during the services, and
the Masonic brothers accompanied the re-
mains to Hyde Park for burial.-The reg
ular season of the Murrsvillo gymnasium
opens this weCk--The academy students
held very enjoyable Halloween sociab.e
in tho academy building Monday night
The Methodist ladies had a chicken pie
supper ON Wednesday night-hr. Austin
has returned from Burlington where he
has been for treatment in Mary Fletcher
hospital He is mproYcd.-Mrs. y. II.
TewkSbury has returned from several
weeks stay with her daughter in Lancas-
ter y. Henderson of Yale college is
back in town.-'The Woman's club held an
enjoyable meeting Monday cvcning.-On
Frid2y evening the four organizations hay
ing headquarters in q, \. r. hall had a
s,ciablc.-,Nr and Mrs, Claiming Green
have new daughter,-Nr, and Mrs. Char
les Merriam have returned to Chicago
Dr. James W. Robbins, late Of Conncc-
ticut, has decided to locate in Morr'SVillc
for the general practice of medicine
He comes here upon the advice and rec
ommondation of pr p. Ii, Johnson, ncf
of Naugatuck, Conn, 4 former physician
here DR. Robbins mas made arrange
mcnts with MIS- Hall whereby he opens
and occupies tho office Of the late Or. T.,
j. llall--AilsS brennan, Il CompoSitcr in
tAc News and Citizen Office, was called
to her home in st, Adams by the critical
illness OF her father.-The fall term of
school in Peoples Academy closes on
Tuesday. Nov. .. The students presented
n snort play and held an enjoyable Hal
low cen sociablo Monday evening and will
hold rhctoricals on Wednesday afternoon.
Mir. Chandler section boss on the Norris
vile section, ST. J, and l., c. road, has
moved to Mrs Churchill's house, fami-
iarly known as the Castle on Bridge
street.-The Methodist Epworth League
parsonage Saturday evening. Walter Sar-
gent, clerk in the bank, mas been appoint
cd 10 ill a vacancy in the office of collcc-
tor of delinquent village taxes, caused by
the removal from town of Elias H. Foster,
Il. j, Smalloy has gone West with ear
lead of YOUNG cattle and will return with
n car load of Iowa horscs,-The new fire
alarm will be tested at 10 a. IN, Thursday,
L. b. Boynton of the BoYnton Fruit CO.,
returned home Monday nlSht from long
absence IN the interest of the company
One piece of Halloween work nicely
done by the young men was the dcstruc-
ton of an old blacksmith shop on Maple
street, which has long been an eye Sore
TO the people of that locality,-Congress-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

James Adams. who for number ut
years was prominently connected with the
business interests of Castleton and Rut-
land county was killed by the cars at
West Roxbury station. Mass, Friday
evening. Ha was we'll known from tho
fact that he opened tho first slate penci.
quarry and mill that was ever opened
In tho United States, conducting It
for a number oc years. He was for many
years II member OF the Congregational
church. He was elected n trustee OF the
Castloton seminary in lSi5 and was one OF
the members OF the board Of trustees of
the Normal school located there up to thu
time Of his death. The remains arrived
In Castletun Monday ami the funeral will
be observed Thursday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03
Statement of With. Conner,
UNITED STATES POsTOFFICG.
Assistant Postmaster.

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Burlington, Chittendon Co, VI,
William f.. Han, W, Il. II. Conner.
Postmaster. Asst Postmaster
August 10, 1895,
The Fidelity Rupture Cure CO. of YER
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