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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
CONDITIONS
IN SANTIAGO.
Gen, Skater Says They are Not Now
What They Were.
NEW MEN WILL BE1N NO DANGER
His Troops Were Worn Out WIN
Fighting aud Twenty Days Cam
paigning Without Sufficient
Food and Shelter.

WASHINGTON. August s--GensraI
shafter has telegraphed the President re-
garding the Round Robin" signed by
the officers OF his command as follows.
I can very readily see what intonse
excltment the publication must have oe-
casioned. great deal more than tbs sit-
uatlon warranted The situation Is great
" aggravated In tho fact that before any
Of the men were taken m they were tho
roughly exhausted
WEAKENED BY FEVER.
At least rs per cent OF the command
has been down with malarial fever from
which the recover very slowly and arc
IN no condition 10 stand an attack OF yel-
low fever or dysentery. Things here arc
not IN the condition IN which they we're
when We came here and Z do not be-
iieve there Is any particular danger. The
regiment OF Immunes is not suffering at
an and / 30 not believe they will.
They are we'll clothed and wen fed.
What put my command e. the present
condition was the twenty days campaign
when they had nothing but meat, bread
and coffee. without change OF clothes,
without any shelter whatever. and dur
ing the period twice as stormy as u has
been since the surrender.
no DANGER FOR FRESH ONES
Fresh troops reaching here in the mid
die Of August with good camps. good
water, abundance OF tentage, which they
viii find here. reed not apprehcnd serious
danger. l thank you Tor the high regard
In which you ho.d my command and the
value Of the service they have rendered
IL pays Tor all the suffering We have en-
dured. A have read this 10 Generals
Wheeler, Lawton, Bates and Kent, who
concur with me IN the View expressed
above"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
HIRED BY WIFE
TO KILL HUSBAND
Mrs. Orr, of Arkansas, Arrested on
This Terrible Charge.
ARRESTED NEGROES ACCUSE HER
\ Lynching Bee was Imminent for
While-The Murder was a Most
Atrocious One Public Senti'
ment is Divided as 10 Her.

MEMPHIS. TENN. August s.-Ths peo-
pie Of Clarendon. Monroe county. ARR,
are fearfully wrought up over an assasi-
nation that took place there on July o)th'
and developments OF which took place
on Saturday and yesterday. On the
night Of July 50th, J. T. orr, prominent
hardware merchant Of Clarendon was
murdered in his house and now his wife
and two negroes are in Jail. the negroes
being charged with the murder direct and
Mrs. orr Is charged with havins procured
their services to make away with res
husband. There was a demonstration
there last night and a lynching bee msy
yet be the climax.
FOUL MURDER.
Orr was most f0ully murdered having
been shot by some one through the win
dow Of his home. The search for the
guilty parties was fruitless until Satuf-
day. when the sheriff learned OF a state
mont made by young woman that Mrs.
Orr knew something Of the assassination.
u was charged that she hired a negro
named Dennis Record to kill Mr.. orr.
A negro named Manse Castle. however,
volunteered 20 do the work for the same
amount so Il was stated. Record, Castle
and Mrs. Orr were Immediately placed
under arrest. Yesterday Castle said
that he killed orr and charged that Mrs.
orr had hired him 20 do the work.
LOOKED LIKE A LYNCHING.
Last night great crowd gathered IN
the public square and II looked for p time
as " there would be p lynching. Judge
Thomas. who had Just returned from Des
Ark. made a speech and made an urgent
appeal 90 the crowd not 10 mob ths pris-
oners. lie announced he would az once
adjourn court at Lonoke and Try the pris-
oners The crowd dispersed ami Mrs.
orr, who had been kept IN tho court
house since her arrest. was conveyed 70
j0n.
HIS LIFE INSURED
Orrs life was Insured Tor 5000 IN the
Knights o. Pythias and Maccabcs. HIS
wife IS the beneficiary. While Castle
alleges that Mrs orr hired him TO Go the
fob there arc some conservative citizens
who De eve that llrs orr is guiitess, and
that trial will clear ner. There viii be
an examining trial Tuesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
Broad street Park.

The many cieaver vaudeville acts at
the Broad Street Park last nignt old
not fail to please beyond all ODDS the
largest crowd Of the season.
Tho Mmiue.las. otwhoW $500 Elch nas
been said DOB advance. fulfilled All that
was promised of them by giving an ac-
robatic comedy act that surpassed any
similar performance ever seen In this
city. MIc. Maruclla appears as a
clown. iu which she displayed a subtle
vein OF comet that stamps her as
clever oomedienne. Next 90 the MARI
neuas m sharing the success Of the bill
comes the RyefOrd sisters COY and VIM
some gl-ls who dance horn pipes. FAM
langos. and sing popular songs Ia a most
fetching manner, and Forester and
Floyd who were recognized by their
friends OF last season and given a rous-
ing reception upon their entrance. He'll
and Moran have an act that was gener-
ally pleasing. and their gags. aud other
comedy met with favor as did the old
time banjo playing OF s. NJ Gregory
banjo player of She old school Henry
Frey made tho most OF his act, a 10 Win
some tramp nonsense wish an original
STYLE. and sings d song or two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
CONVENES NEXT MONTH.
Annual Session OF Brotherhood Of 81.
Andrew in baltimore.

ttNAtAA ~ az APstAN iAilt.aAs
a circular letter has been issued by SIR
stewart NJ. woodward OF So. James
Chapter OF the brotherhood ol ST. an
drew and chairman ~ thc State C0nven-
zion Committee OF that Organization. 40
the various chapters Of the Brotherhood
in this State calling attention 90 the fact
that the thirteenth annual convention Of
the brotherhood n the United states VIII
bs held in Baltimore towards the end OF
next month. Il his letter MI Woodward
says.
"The programme has already been com
pleted for the thirteenth annual cOnven-
ton OF the Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew
in the United States. which is r1 be-
held in Baltimore Sep-em5er 8 TO Octo-
Der 2 1895. As there are no doubt a num-
Der OF Brotherhood men who would and
DO necessary 10 postpone their summer
vacations ll order ro attend the cOnven-
tion ln the fall, and who would be glad
70 do so ~ the ides was suggested 20
them I'm time . write 10 remind YOU OF
the convention. although it is still tHo
months or and 10 express The hope that
as the convention city win be go near us
this wear We wir have arb unusually good
represeutari0n from Virginia both OF
those who have attended former c0nven-
tions and those who have not heretofore
been able 90 10 so.
.I wish at the same time 20 take ad-
vantage OF ,hls opportunity TO remind
Won of the request of Che state C0ryen-
ton Committee. appointed at the Buffalo
convention last year. that each chapter
sending delegates to Baltimore instruct
them whether t0 vote Tor or against IN
rntar-diooesln convention OF rhe three
Virginiss. t0 Do held at SOME centrally
located point neN- winter SO tnat meet
inc 81 the delegates interested can De
held I'm Baltimore and some positive and
definite action taken IN regard 90 the
rruHfnr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
LIGHTHOUSES IN
VIRGINIA WATERS.
The Fixed Light at Craney Island
Will Be Made to Flash.
NO NEW LIGHTS ON THE JAMES.
York River i Included in the Appro-
priation-A Private .of the Fourth
Immunes Sentenced To Hard
LabOr-spring Groves u. VI.

WASHINGTON. Aug S.-Specih.-No-
uce IS given by ,he Light House Board
that on bout the s0ih inst. the character
istc of the light at Craney Island Sta
uon. Oh the westerly side of the channel
OF the Elizabeth river. near us mouth
wiI be changed from nxed white 20
flashing white every five seconds The
order OF the lieht will not De changed.
II was proposed recently TO send a COM
mittee 90 Washington 90 request the
Light House Board 90 place several new
lights on the banks OF James river The
Board win have no power TO comply as
certain riders were specified in the river
and harbor b.l 200 which post lights
could Dee erected and the James is not
among them. YORK river !s named.
a special act OF Congress would boz nee
cssary Co place more lights on the banks
OF James river.
no HARD LABOR
Private j. H. Roach. Company G.
Fourth O.. S. Infantry Ommunes) 81
Fredericksburg. has been sentenced TO
four months hard labor ana the forfeit
IRE of $50 for violation of Che thirty
eighth article of war.
aforementioned BENJAMIN +. Mont
gomcry. chief signal officer, O.. $. Nolun-
teors. has been assigned 90 the sixth
Army Corps. lie Will remain on duty az
The Executive Mansion until such time az
his services may be needed wien MS
corps Colonel Montgomery is "a Peters
burg man. and has been on duty in the
White House telegraph room for many
years
Captain Jesse ~ Baker Assistant
Ouartermaster has been ordered 10 re-
ieve Major James j.. Wilson. Quarter
master. az Newport News. Major wilson
has been detailed for duty a. acting COM
missary OF subsistence and ordered 10
take passage a. once on tho MinneawasSa
at Savannah when that vessel arrives
from Ncw York.
PPOSTOFFCES
william W.. Baugh was to-day appoint
ca postmaster at Spring Grove Smfy
county Va. vice Cora III. DreWry joe
moved
postonices were established to-day az
Meta. brunswick county, va. with car
f.e B Meredith postmaster ana an Ao-
uer Montgomery County. ~ Go Win b.
a. Lyon postmaster.
Marriage licenses were issued to-day
10 John vs. Boswell. of Roanoke. Na.i
and Miss Lille g.. Hockaday. Of Rich
woud. Charles II. Piggott OF Detroit
Mich: and Miss luiieue Il. Howard, OF
IitChburg. Va.
Among the visitors are the following.
Netropoiitan-G s. Powell Asheville,
u. Or. Walker J.. r. Wexford. +. ".
Glasgow. Richmond. O.. S. Nordcet g.
e. Webb Winston: T.. w. Nichols
Petersburg: T. j.. Webster norfolk
ST. Jamcs-iI. =. GlImour binNllle,
u. ID. Byrd. g.. J.. Dulin Fredericks-
Raioirh-J. ~. Hopkins. Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
THE EXPRESS TAX.
The Company win Furnish the stamp
for Certain Packages.

The Company win Furnish the stamp
for Certain Packages.
For some time there has been a conteA-
ton as 20 whether the express company
or tho shippers OF express packages
should pay the special stamp tax. Ine
Chamber OF Commerce, with us enter
prise and foresight, took up the matter
aud IL was through the enorts OF TINS
well-known institution that the company
has agreed 20 certain concessions.
Mr.. Andrew Welsh. agent OF the Adams
and Southern Express Companies. IN re-
Spouse 70 the communication addressed
him under the direction or the special
committee OF the Chamber OF Commerce,
20 which the question OF the stamp tax
on express receipts etc. was referred,
has advised The Chamber that on and
after Yesterday shippers will not be re-
CURED % furnish or pay for stamps on
express receipts for packages or nVe
pounds or less, within TIA state or VIZ
ginia
While this IS only a partial adjustment
OF this matter. the committee OF the
Chamber hopes that g decision CT inc
whole question VIII be reached az an early
day. under the test case made up az
New York between the shippers and the
express companies; 1t being unoerstoot
that n decision in that case VIII estaDAsn
the meaning of the law for al other ioeal-
tiles. MS well MS for New YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
GREAT EGG TRICK
NIr. Lawrence Crane Exposes His Illu-
sion.

Mr.. Lawrence Crane Exposes His lllu-
sion.
Lawrence J. Crane. the slight-of-hand
performer who has Travelled all over the
continent south Africa Australia and
America. entertained a private party at
the residence of Superintendent of the
Poor George B. Davis. Friday night
SIR. Crane manipulated a pack of cards
and ast0uishod the select audience with
a. number Of most puZzl.nr experiments.
and ID trick with rin1s, which ho placed
ON "a long tame cord. and after urins
the cord ir several knots and then
warming g. around the shoulders OF ono
Of The gentlemen. slipped the rings or
as easily ass 81 they were not tied up
tightly together.
Nir crane evnlainod the wonderful eas
trick and illusion I'm which he appeared
90 take a. number Of eggs from an empty
handkerchief and place them I'm a hat
you must obtain FIRST % black or 9TH
er solid coiorod handkerchief. he said.
"and then get your esq. by puncturing
the ends of the crg and blowing &c. YOU
have your egg Then YOU insert through
ihe holes in the egg piece OF cotton
thread the color of the handkerchief and
attach the thread 20 the edge Of the
handkerchief
with this preparation YOU are ready
for the trick.
Hold the handkerchief u2 before tho
audience with the egg behind it. Of
course and hanging own next TO you.
Then deity turn the handkerchief around
taking the egg in your hand al the same
time. e. show the audience that You
have nothing GO deceive IhCm Nou can
% through any urm1er Of movements
in this trick always making sure that
the handkerchief remains between the
audience and yourself.
Next YOU get a hat from some one
I'm the audience and after going through
thc ahovc movements you expose tho egg
20 .~ur fnnd. No one caa see that IL
is atfa-trd 20 the handkerchief and yoi
MO /. nnililN IN the hat. putting the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
DclinhtfnlRivcr sail.

The steamer loDaaontas VIII make
.rofher min to Dutch Gap next Tuesday
nirbt ON 4hs occasion the excursion
viii bo under the auspices and manage
ment OF some of the Richmond College
bovs who are spending their vacation I'm
the city
Nghffui evening and OF "a large crown as
81 rreat many tickets have already been
ro,d Aside from the pleasure of the
tr.D the object Of the enterprise is SUCH
a worthy one that there has been little
dlmcuitv IN disDosing OF large number
OF tickets. There viii bee attractive music
on the boat which leaves az SO clock
pefresbrents viii be served nc city
prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09

The fifteenth annual reunion 81 the
survivors OF Company D. Clarke Cavalry
viii be held by invitation 40 the residence
of Thomas Jefferson Russell ESD, on
Wednesday. August 10. 1898.
This WAS oue of tnc nnest companies
in the Confederate army 10 was at
Harper's Ferry April 10, 1901, trying to
save be- United States Armory % the
C0ufederacy and furled IT'S banner only
AZ Auoomattox. Dc lost heavily during
the war. and out Of $50 men on the roster
from FIRST 20 last. there wcro only sixty
survivors. who formed Oh Association
OF the Survivors OF the Clarke cavalry
who meet every year around Tho festive
board
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
,nskerchiet over tho hat at the same

handkerchief over tho hat at the same
time. -
,ou Of course remove the egg too. for f.
e attached to the handkerchief. but the
audience is deceived. and then you 90
through the same programme that you
did az first.
"The audience will be led 20 believe
thta a different egg Is placed IN the hat
al each operation but mats when they
are fooled.
"you can make the eggs disappear as
o,sif,, az they were made 10 appear. and
The audience will applaud YOU for being
a clever Icgerdeain artist"
After the improm2tu entertainment
Mr.. Davis served light refreshments and
a pleasant evening was passed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09

col. y Bell Bigger who reached tho
cold sulchur Springs saturday in CONF
parv with h.s son. Mr. Thomas IT. Big
Ken writes frieut as follows.
"Her, are we. Tom and myre.t; tull or
Welfare nice folks water hes. ln the
world fare good enough for a ling and
1fr. and Mrs craig attentive and agree
sble to- ther guests. Pretty place. sun
hot breeze good ] have Improved all
.rs,Ev. I know what 90 expect from this
nurest ana stimulating water. 10 builds
me no ana others are mere who arc oeins
restored no hcaltl ny its virtues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
THERE MAY BE FUN AHEAD.
Tho Republicans of the Two Factions
Are Not All OF one Mind.

Are Not All OF one Mind.
The District Republican Committee has
been called to meet here next Saturday
10 fix the time and place FOR holding
the convention 10 nominate a candidate
for Congress hlr. j. W. southwark. The
chairman OF The District Committee. be-
inc iil the members OF the State Com
mittee issued the call
10 is said that there may be some
opposition in the committee 20 calling
q nominating convention bur should such
a sentiment Doe developed "a the meeting
1t win not DE very strong. There VIII
certainly is convention C-llr1 aIN,
unless tho conditions shall b. materially
changed. a candidate Will be placed IN
the field.
Mr.. John n RyalTs friends and ad-
mircrs arc trying to Undue him 90 run
but be has not consented 20 do So iie
states that he Is not willing 20 be put
uD ae 70 ngure-head but So DC should Doe
the purpose of bis party Go make rcl-
hot fight iu this district hc might ruu.
Mr. Ryan trains with the BraJy-Agnow
faction but De states that he is unWiN-
ing 90 become candidate unless be- can
Doe the nominee of the united Republican
party. Some years ago Air Ryall was
quite active iu politics and made very
catchy stump speeches. AS bis name
Indicates. he SIS goo Irlshman and is some
thing o. 1 WIT and humorst and O. very
clever actor.
Nlr. Otis d. Russell seems 20 have
good and safe lead in the race for tho
nomination.
There win Doe a lively fight over tho
three members ~ tine State Committee.
Mossrs. Edgar Allan. Morgan Treat and
% coiorcd man named Singleton are the
incumhonts. They arc au supporters of
the Bradv-Aguow faction These COM
mittoemen viii not have an easy time
being reelected. no is said the c0lorei
Republican lcafuc lately organized here
viii cake q hand in The election 90 dalo-
gates to tho convention aud win demand
that the colored people be given meme
bers OF the State Committee
There arc lively times ahead IN Re
puIfioan uOlfffoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09

Smith. IT. Halves. j. T. Warren J.
Harvey Blair. stephen Hughes H. Bruce
Cook. John s. Elicit. Dr. O.. W. j. Brock
Dr. y. q. Trcvilian. Dr. George p. steel.
Dr. q. vs.. Darlington, Coloncl IT, NJ. Roy
Kin s. B0rcamin j.. j.. Lyons. sr.. w. l.
Nhitchurst. William Eilys0n. @. D. Pleas
ants. T.. A. Hoen Robert sncad Harry
Eichclbcrecr George j. Bidr00d. r. Il.
Archer. j. H. Montague. j. ID. Mont
gomorv. and Major J II. Capers.
The intorment was in Hollywood Ma
sonic services being conducted of the
grave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
A POPULAR EXCURSION.
The Southern Railway Begins Its
Sunday Runs TO West Point.

NUnUAN lAUI- W 49, 4 OAnAs
The FIRST OF the Sunday outings inau-
gurated Sunday by the Southern rail-
way 20 west Point was a great success.
Those who vent down expressed them
selves as highly pleased with the clean.
quick run. only seventy minutes was
consumed each way.
At West Point the TlchmondCrs found
a cool breeze from the water awaiting
them. and plenty OF sailing craft TO those
who were inclined 10 take a trip on the
water. The bathing was excellent, and
was heartily enjoyed. West Point with
its fine bathing and boating and its
shady groves. IS an ideal place 20 spend
a day during the oppresslv weather.
Capt. c. w. Westbury, travelling pas
senger agent Of the Southern, personally
conducted the outing.
Tho people OF west Point. for the first
time IN many years had a chance yes
terday 90 read the Richmond Sunday
papers on the date Of their issue, and
that fact was duly appreciated.
These outings will continue each Sun
day during the summer and VIII doubt
less increase weekly in popularity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
Anrnnl.ard,s YIolc -.

IYNCHHURG VA. August S-Spe-
william Mitchell while under the
i1fuence of liquor Sunday night went 20
ne house OF Mrs. ShoItz in South Lynch
anre where hc proceeded 10 "do up the
o,d lady and her daughter.
Aner knocking them down and firing
af Them several times with "a pistol. he
GOA fron tha fouso and city ANA has not
been seen SINCE
The woman b. ha. n..N anl 500.
seriously injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
LIS SlNth Anniversary.

Last SUNDAY closed the sixth snniver
ssry ~ Rev. DR.. j. c. Hidens pas;ora's
az the Grove Avenue Baptist church.
lie preached 70 az attentive audience
ana in hls ANNA, serrcr ~ gave tho
following statistics for the year ending
August Eth.
Sermons preached. 100 addresses de-
Wvered. 40. pastoral visits. 2s58. baptized.
%. received By letter 8. received BY ex-
perlenco, 9: restored, q present member
shin 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
Nnl Killed AZ santiago.

IL having been currently reported hat
Mr. John Derrick. who was for number
of years IN the employ Of the Pullman
company m this city, and who recently
enlisted In the volunteer army, was killed
I'm front OF Santiago. a letter has been re-
celved from him saying he Is well snd
was NOT hurt IN the battle. He fought
pailartv In the SeVenty-iirst regiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
WIN. TAYLOR BETTER,


officer Sowcu of tur Second Police
Station. while going mis- rounds early yes-
terlay found % man at Ninth and Broad
streets Boo an nseusihie condition. Tie
was tt nrsr Thought to have been drunk.
huf when carried to the station house
DO was found Chat he was sick and rec
Qured medical attendance.
1he ambulance was summoned and Dr.
Miller responded. Tine man was carried
t0 The Amshluec aud was found to bc
Ono 20 very bad way.
lio was treated and after some time ra-
covered. WHOM Doe gave hIs name as VIII
liam Taylor and his residence as north
Tmlh street. Dice Says chat he was pOis-
onod. buf the doctors thing hIs trouble
arose from alcoholic poison. He viii Doe
able to goo go his home this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09

The ladies of Union Station Methodist
and Venable-street Baptist churches win
rwn an excursion 20 Old Point, ocean
View. or Norfolk on tuesday. August
q,his will be pleasant trip. and may
.sg,r9 am opportunity 90 parties going
.oa he Maria Teresa. which Is expect-
WI An Norfolk before that time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
Excursion TO the Sea.

Tho ladies' Of Grace-sireet Baptist
ot,,rc, viii give an excursion 20 Newport
Nor,s Ola Point and Ocean View on
Wednesday next This viii be a fine OPP
.,',-.,,,it, IN see the heroes Of santiago
,,,I Ponce who are here and 70 peep at
- lol5i.rs, camp near Newport News.
s '- rates Tor dinner at the Hygeia
IIotel will be given and also for the
roupd-trip 10 Ocean view.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09

The floor On the main vasdbulo OF the
custom House Is torn - preparatory 20
placlng neW thing TIE court rooms and
clerks Offices are undergoing extensive
repairs.
Collector Bethel and Marine Surgeon
station have gone 20 Louisa 10 spend
their vacation.
The sales OF tabacco stamps yesterday
were unusually large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09

Mr.. C.. A. Boyce leaves the city to-day
for Nelson county where Ae eXp-,'s 70
reside ln The fu-ure. Mr. Boyce VIII take
lhe stump actively about september Isl
Tor Judge Quarlcs in che Tenth District.
His resignation as a. member or the CITY
Dor,o.ratic Committee and superinten-
don't ~ Madison ward win soon Dee In
the hands of the chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09

Rev J. T. Cook. Of Hoge-Memorial
church. will deliver an address 20 the
patriotic order OF Richmond at Powelis
Hall. Church Hill avenue and Twenty
Fourth street. on next FRIDAY evening.
"Dar Duty 10 the Council VII be NJ.
CooA's saDi-ct. AL memoers OF such
orders are cordially urzed 10 attsnd-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09

Governor TYLER hos received petition
asking aim t0 commute the sentence OF
Georee Bailey OF Chesterfield. from tAtee
wears in the penite0uary 10 we've
months in JAIL Ho was convicted OF
lime a horse. The Judge. jury and
Comroo1v-ealtn's Attorney unite IN The
nelfi8n Bailey is white man and IS
ssfd to bo "a weak-m.nded individual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09

ana II it believed he simply walked on
the dock into the water.
The body was turned over 20 relatives
and carried 10 NrcDonough's undertaking
establishment from which place the tuner
al took place The interment was a'
lakewood.