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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-12
CAROLINE POLITICS.
Precinct Meetings to Elect Delegates
The Peopic Much Divided.

MILFORD. VA. September n-Spe-
cial-The Demoractic Committee met in
the courthouse I'm Bowling Green to-day
and decided to- have precLRct meetings on
the 22d instant to- elect two 1'lcgates from
each precinct who shall meet in Bowling
Green on the following Monday and nomi-
nate q candidate for the legislature
The aspirants are d. ). Waller, X. o..
Moncure and d. b. Powers, Jr. THESE
gentlemen do not openly advocate eiiher
candidate for the Uunited States Senate
but oxpress themselves subject TO the Will
OF the people.
The sentiment. however Of Waller and
Powers is favorable 10 Tyler that or
A,oncurc 10 Martin. The people are very
much divided. both as TO representative
in the legislature and Senate.
u is impossible 20 form any conjecture
as 90 the outcome.
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C. Harding Walker Gets the Entire
Delegation.
E. W. HUBBARD FOR THE HOUSE.
He is Nominated to Represent Cum
bcrland and Buckingham, ana
Flood Given Unanimous sup
port for the Senate - Caro-
line TO Elect Delegates
by Precinct Meetings

BUCKINGHAM c. H. via Al'VoNlA'
VA. Sept 11.-special-In the Conyen-
ton held at Buckingham Courthouse to-
day Il. W HUBBARD received the nomina
tion for House OF Delegates for Cumoer-
land and buckingham. and II. j. Flood
for the state Senate They were instructed
for Martin.
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GEORGIk'S CURSE.
Another Outrage ON a White woman
by Two Negro Brutes.

Triton. GA, Sept. n.-At Tyty' In
in Worth county. this afternoon, while
Mrs j. 5. Johnson. the wife Of respecta-
ale farmer. was out in a cotton field WIN
her eieht-year-old brother, two negroes
came upon the scene. one Of them caught
Mrs Johnson threw her 10 the ground ana
held her while the other committed nor
rible cline upon her Her cries We're
heard some distance but when help aIiiV-
ed the negroes had fed. Posses were OF
ganized. men gathering from all parts OF
the county and blood hounds were put
upon the trail.
There are more than one hundred men IN
pursuit Of the negroes. If they are caught
mere is little doubt that they VIII Le
sunmanly dealt with
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CLOSELY CONTESTED FIGHT.
Northumberland Goes for c. Harding
Walker aud Tyler for Senate.

HEATHSVLLE. VA. September IL
special.-A mass meeting of the Demo-
crats of this county was held here today
10 elect delegates TO the Senate and House
convention. The meeting was the largest
held here for many years.
c. Harding Walker, the Tyler man, for
state senate. secured the entire dele&4-
tion bv "A vote Of 156 TO ll6 for MOD. Lee,
his opponent. who is a Martin candidate.
Every point was hotly contested from
starr TO finish.
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NJ Trace of Ansiroc

GOTHENBERG. SWEDEN. September
1.-THE steamer An.arctiy which LETT
liclsenberg. Sweden. on May 18th last
with an expedition under Prof. \. q. Ma
thorst, was spoken off The shaw the
northern extremity Of Jutland, Denmark
to-day. on her return from her search
for Prof Andree.
She reported that she had found no
trace Of the missing aeronaut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-12
DEWEY TURNS HOMEWARD.
The Olympia Took Her Departure from
Gibraltar Yesterday.

WASHINGTON September IA cable
gram was received at the Navy Depart
ment this morning from Admiral Dow "
announcing his departure on the olympia
from Gibraltar yesterday. The despa,th n
is confined t0 few words merely (New
York. 2sthl. Indicating that the Admiral
exrects tO arrive in this country on the
date named. The naval officers say that
running at her economical spe a,
the Olympia can scarcely consume
more than fourteen days in making
the passage from Gibraltar 90 New
York. and they are speculat.ns where me
Admiral intends 90 spend the other three
days. It is believed TO be possible that
he will touch as the Azores, or perhaps
al Bermnln cnmIng across.
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SUMMARY OF TO-OAYS NEWS.


Local.
Richmond girl may chrisien he shu'
brick
buildings near Richmond.
A Richmond boy enusts without his
squire pierce. of Henrico. resigns.
Sunday school Association denounees
Sunday excursions.
Mrs. j. W. Rolhcrt dead
state.
jealous husband tries TO Kin long
shOreman at Hampton.
O. Hardlng Walker secures Nerthum-
bcrIand delegation after nard hSnt,
"A convict prizes on the bolts OF MS cen
az Iawrcnceyllle ana escapes.
Wilderness Baptist church dedicated.
Buckineham and Cumberland npml-
nate l.. ". HUBBARD Tor the rouse ana
II. u Flood for the Senate. Martin en-
Deaths from smallpox in Scott county.
General,
Reunion OF the Tyler family begins Ia
Washington to-day.
The reported combination ot South and
Central American states causes uneasl'
ness.
Croker denies that he is connected
with the RamapO water sfao
Train robbers get >i"'VoV iroin ocNs-
Fargo Express Company.
General indignation expressed al re-
suit OF the Dreyfus trial
Foreign.
No outbreaks In France over Dreyfus
verdict hut trouble is expected.
The Trsnsvdal situation shows no new
developments Tension still great.
Emil Zoia writes a letter oroclaiming
the innocence OF Dreyfus 10 the world.
a French mission IN Africa wiped out
BY hostile savaSes.
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WASHINGTON. September 1.-THE fol-
lowing clb'egrlm was received at the
War Department this morning:
Manila. September H.
"Adiutant General Washington;
Transport Senator arrived this morn
ing. one casualty. Wm. B. G0lithwaite.
died at sea; body embalmod; brought
here.
(SimeO ID.
Tho Senator carried ten officers and six
hundred and sixty recruits.
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Forest Fires in France.

MARsEILLES. Sept. 11-EXtensive fires
are raging I'm the woods near Marsellles
and Toulon. at least ten miles OF forest
ieing in flames. A number OF chateaus
have been destroyed and others are tnrea1-
enIg.
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into the killing OF the five Italians at
Talluah. La. last summer He was m
formed that the state Department ndd
not received the detailed report OF the
Louisiana authorities upon this suaje;t.
and it was intimato9 that the matter
might be referred to Congress.
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IIInf yellow EeYcr.

WASHINGTON. September 1l.-Surgeon
General Sternberg has received dis
patch from Havana saying tnst Second
Lieutenant stanley ID. Emrick and Private
bernhard Kramer. Battery H. Second Ar
tuery. are Ill with yellow fever.
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Named for Mayor.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Sept. 1l.-Paul
CaDedeville. president of an INSURANCE
COMPANY and brother Of Armond
Orleans nee was tonight nominated for
Mayor by the regular Democratic con-
VentiOn.
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The Taliuiah Lynching.

WASHINGTON. Sept ll.-Baron Fava,
the Italian Ambassador. had an Interview
to-day with Acting Secretary Adee re-
specting the inquiry which is being made
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and secured a large quantity Of ammuni-
tion.
senior Rodorigucz. Minister OF the IN
terror who resigned on September 9Th,
was arrested the following day.
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A MISSION ANNiRILATED.
Bloody Work OF Tauregs Reported by
a Courier from the sahara.

TRIPOLl. September IA courier who
has arrived here reports that the Frcncn
mission. headed by Dr. FCureau and
Major Lamy has been annihilatcd. lie
says the mission was attacked by an im-
menso body OF Tuaregs who. after euf-
feripg terrible loss killed all the mem
bors OF the mission by force OF arms.
on March 22d Of this year a dispatch
was transmitted from Algiers to Paris
that a party Of Tuaregs had attacked
European expedition on its way TO Air.
I'm the Sahara. killing one hundred men
and capturing part Of its caravan. II was
said that the expedition ttacked must
have been the Foureau-Lamy mission
but on March I'D official dispatches reacs-
cd Paris from Biskara, PA miles southeast
OF Algiers. that the Foureau-Lamy eNpeul-
ton had arrived at Agaibes months ear
ller. and that it could not, therefore nave
been this party that was killed by the
Tauregs.
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The Judge Advocate States That He
is About to Abandon the Quest.
INFORM RICHMOND COMMITTEE.
He Will Write Them in a Few Days,
in Which Event Young Lady
ofThis City Will Doubtless
Christen the Torpedo
Boat at Trigg Plant
Next Month.

Mr.. Samuel Stern. the originator % the
plan. and the many influential gentlemen
who are now helping TO make tho launch
ing OF the shubrlck a grand success, have
from the first desired that a Richmond
girl should break the bottle Of champagne
over the Prov Of the boat as she glides
into the water. There now seems 10 be
every reason to believe that this will be
the case. although the claims Of some
mythical Miss shubrick" have been sew
eral times printed.
A RICHMOND GIRL.
A special from Washington to The
Times last night says:
A Richmond woman will In all proba-
bilty be chosen 20 christen the torpedo
boat shubrlck. Judge Acknowledgement
OF the Navy Lamley stated to a Times
correspondent to-day that he has been
unable 10 find anyone who is a relative OF
Admiral shubrlck who is eligible 10 act
as sponsor for the boat. In case he Is un-
successful as he believes ne VIII oe, the
honor will fall to a Richmond woman, and
the local authorities viii be allowed 10
make the selection.
ABOUT GIVEN UP.
Mr.. Lemey has about given mp making
further enquiries, and viii I'm a few days
So notify the Richmond authorities who
have charge Of the arrangements Tor the
launching.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Virginla-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday:
warmer Tuesday in western and north
crn portions: fresh west 10 north winds.
North and South Caroiina-Goneraiiy
fair Tuesday and Wednesday; fresh vest
10 north winds.
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RANGE or THERMOMETER.
The thermometer al Tho Times once
yesterday ranged as follows: 4. NJ. 6S;
y Nj. 20: 3 l.. NJ. e: y. NJ. a; 3 7. NJ.
y; y NJ. c.. Average. %.
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Representative Hepburn. OF Iowa. said
that ne had ceased 10 marvel az the
methods OF French army justice after
observing how the trial Of Dreyfus was
conducted. No such trial or verdict was
possible In the United States. He did not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
CLOSING ACT OF
DREYFUS DRAMA
The Order for His Pardon Has Been
Officially Published, Which
Closes the Incident,

PARIS. Sept 2I-The Journal Ohiciel
today publishes the decree granting par
don 20 Dreyfus.
In a report preceding the decree the
Marquis de GaiHfet. Minister of War,
points out that Dreyfus nas already un-
aergone i've years deportation. Dut thai
as the law does not assImilate ms teyoi-
iation with five years solitary connne-
meut. the prisoner would have 10 undergo
ten years detention.
The Minister also calls attention to the
fact that the health of the prisoner ls Sc
riOusly compromised and thal he Wo"iu
not be able without great danger 90 un-
dergo prolonged detention. The report ol
the War Minister concludes thus:
THE Government Will not have met the
wishes of the country, which desire
pachcation, II it does not hasten % eiace
all traces OF the painful conflict. IL be.
longs TO YOU NJ lie President by an act
OF lofty humanity TO give the first pledge
OF the work OF appeasement which opinion
demands and me good OF the republic
commands.
ADDRESS TO ARMY.
The Minister OF War General dc CALI
fet. has addressed the following order 70
the corps commanders;
"The incident is closed. The military
generals. enjoying the respect OF ALL have
rendered their verdict with complete in-
dcpendencc We ali. without harboring
aferthought bend 10 their decision. We
shall I'm the same manner accept the action
thut a feeling of profound pity dictated
10 the President Of the republic. There
can be no further question OF reprisals OF
any kind Hence. ] repeat &c. the incident
Is closed / ask you. and 10 10 were neces-
sary. 1 should command you. 20 forget
the past IN order that you can think solely
OF the future. With you, all my com
rades. ] proclaim yive larmee. which be
longs 20 no party. but TO France alone.
"GALLIFET"
The order viii be read 10 the troops
throughout the French army.
DREYFUS MOVEMENTS.
CARPENTRAS. DEPARTMENT OF
VAUCLUSE. FRANCE. Sept N.-F0rmer
Captain Dreyfus arrived here THIS morn
Ing and went % Inc home Of NJ. Naia.
breque, e relative
NO DEMONSTRATION.
Although the arrival of Dreyfus at the
home OF Paul Valabrogne. his brother-in-
law, who has been established as a cloth
merchant here for a quarter of a century
was soon known no demonstration oc-
CURED Nine Dreyfus IS expected here
tonight.
While Dreyfus health does not permit
OF his receiving visitors It is hoped the
climate will restore his strength during
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THE CONVENTION
ALMOST A RlOl
Massachusetts, Democracy Nommates
a Candidate for Governor and
Delegates to Convention,

p.rrON e.nt 4 The riot0ls s.eue-
..'.i t,. GIft.r f.hfs between OIL. rN1 face
.t... .f rI. Democratic uaft. I mis-
..t. ,.ri.n casract.r.zed t.. .-ulsht
....,., 81. f..- ana tn4t at Worcester the
..u,o..r. ,.4r were renewed HIfl even
.....t., f..,.....- 4f tho annual ..ureu-
.t..,,. ~ t.. s..te Democracy m Mechanics
ti..l ..-lar There was hardly moment
s.+. ,,. ......r.s of th. Temporary and
,..-r,4r.rf nrns.1ine Officers wefe c0n-
tnulrf when there was harmony in any
5.ar.. Al unts the entire delegation
o... nron us feet the members s-aud-
ir. .r chairs or tables. shouting n th-
t..+ .f ..s.Iou some denun.at0ry re-
,,sri,s sr the ehaf~man or the person who
,,... .,I.ayo.Iua to sneak u.un rue plat
fo,,o
Al this time &c seemed as though
e,., ft. forqasof oae hundred policemen
.r .ts han would ba of mo- avail sd inn
r...s.onal were tbose mon tno au0r aud
iho o..ml, came when at tHe request ot
the chairman. the captain of tae police
appeared upon the platform ana placed
h.s hand upon' Ooneressman john r.
FITZGERALD. iu readiness to .for..bIv remove
him, fror, the pl1tlorrn hal f.. not subsidized
.nf sIovyaf fha rhaIru.n tl address
@G~J G calm the excited a...mbaee.
rbs r4uss of tbo tro9If which RACED
for nearly three hours VAS the question
before tbe b.,,,. i....o-i,.. clad. action of 1ie
DELEGATE 10 the national convention. It
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
OLYMPIA MAY
Go TO NORFOLK
Committee ofYirgioians Who Waited
on the President Receive En-
couraging Reply.

,yAsHfNGTON. Sept. I.-speciaL-Ihe
cruiser olympia. Admiral Dewey $ has
shin will in au probability visit Norfolk
.s,sr the reception of the hero OF Manila
at New York ,..,-,.
ALLEGATION of prominent Nirsin!ans
s-,,, pfChmond Norfolk and Newport
NeWs called on the president to-day ana
.sl,ed that the olympia be sent go norfolk
i,,ri,.r the state Fair. which Us 90 be held
I'M man CITY from October "a 20 the 6th.
40 PROMISE MADE.
Atboueh the President made no definite
promlse. he said that the matter VIII De
considered. and. II possible the Virginia
city honOred by the presence or Dewey 3
fagship It Is not thought, however, that
the vessel Will be sent 20 Norioik during
tine fair. bat VIII arrive later IN the
month.
The delegation also saw Assistant secre-
tary OF the Navy Allen, VINO stated mat
IL IS AZ present impossible to arrange
for the itinerary of the Olympia. but o.
nosslble the cruiser viii be sent 20 Nor
CANNOT ATTEND FAIR
The committee invited the President 20
be present at The State Fair llr. Nc
Kiniev EXPRESSED his regret at being un-
able 10 accept. but the date Of the event
conflicts with other engagements
Senator Martin and Representatives
Epes. Hay and Young headed the dele
CATION. which was .made up as follows;
Richmond-W. O. Skelton. G. II. Fun
sten. j. 5. Bryan. =. II. CrumD and Col
Onel Joe Button.
Norfolk-A. T. Towne Il. II. Jones, ex-
Representative George T. BOwden Dr.
@. F. Newbll. c. IL. sonsolvo. d. ]. Gala
han.
Newport News-T b. Hanley, Colonel j..
G. Balsor .E. W. Huffman, L. T.. Orr, T.
NJ. Benson
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Jones. of Arkansas. objected 10 this on
general principles and the motion was
lost.
Various resolutions of thanks were
adopted. Chairman slyors made short
address telling of his dlsinterestedness in
calling the conference He said De Git
not believe 'the trust was question ot
politics. but ono purely of patriotism
Secretary Moore promised 90 have copy
of the proceedings furnished % the COVER
nor Of every State n tho Union.
The conference then adjourned sine dic.
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BASQUE ISLAND. MASS. Sept. d.
Wreckers resumed work this forenoon ot
the stranded steamer Cherokee which lc.
on Naushon Island The weather was f1
vorabie and operations proceeded rapid 81
The cargo is being l.shtered and as soon
as it IS an taken out am effort VIII b.
made 20 patch the hole in the forward
part of the steamer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
A TEACHERS SUICIDE.
Professor Franz, OF oxford College
Kills Himself w.fh a Pocket hnitc.

Professor Franz, Of Oxford college
Kills Himseir w.th "a Pocket Knife.
ATLANTA. GA. Sept. 2i.-A special TO
The Constitution from Covington. Ca.
says. William a. Franz professor of En-
ensh and literature in oxford College.
KILLED himself Tuesday night at his home
mere The deed was done with "a pocket
Knte. Dr. Franz inniclng wounds ON his
neck arms and n tHe lungs. He was
found yesterday morning bv his wife. - ho
thought he had died of 81 -emorrhase. A
physician. who was called in, summoned
a coroner and the result OF his Inquest
was announced tonight
Dr. Franz only Monday assumed the
duties of his position coming here from
Fayetteville. No. He was native OF
Virginia. and the remains were taken 10
Dldeviue. in that State, for interment
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THE ALASKAN S0UABBLE.
General Foster Takes Up Again the
Disnntch HnnndarY Qncstinn.


WASHINGTON. Sept. I.-Gcneral John
w. Foster has returned to Washington
from his summer home near WatertoWn.
y. r.. and has begun 20 take mp the
threads of bis work in connection with
the arrangements of "a m0dus vivcndi reia-
tive 20 tho Alaskan boundary. There has
been no change in the status Of this mat
ter recently.
AT last accounts the British governor
had before Sc Secretary Hay IS last propo-
sition ON this subject and as it had re-
ceiycd the approval o( AR. Tower. the
British charge here it was assumed mat
it would prove acceptable to che British
Foreign Office. However, the proposition
was referred TO the Canadian authorities
90 ascertain whether or not they were able
to discover ans reasonable objection to g.
and so far as is known the two principals
are sen waiting go learn the disposition OF
the Canadians.
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SUMMARY Of T0-DAY'S NEWS.

-Br0therhood of 81. Andrew 10 invite
the National convention here next year.
Council committee lffers action OF
petition lor extension of me Ches4pesks
and Ohio tracks ATOMS Cary street.
July in Hustirss Court nxes pen~l
terms for Fdri1u. Offenders.
Comp amy - Inspected last night al tns
Arm0ry.
-Cvic Carnival Committee invite mer-
chants and manufacturers 10 participate
Richmond college begins siXty-eightr
session
state.
-Four lives lost n the ST. Vincenti
Hospital nre ln Norfolk. and a number
hurt.
-ReoubIicans make a nomination In
Mathews and Gloucester.
Supreme Court hands down man,
opinions
Notable weddings Ia Lynch5urs ane
Judge Duke viii not again be 4 oardi.
-Waiter cotton convicted OF murder.
General
The Governors conference suggests =
remedy for trusts.
The olympia will probably 40 % Nor.
folk after the New York parade.
Wayne McNeagh deules receiving
$1,000 retainer in Carter case.
Split lm the Republican party In Mary
land Chairman asked 90 resign
assachusetts Democrats hold a
stormy convention and endorse free silver.
Mexico votes President Diaz 100000
FOR his trip 20 Chicago. His wife III.
Foreign.
The decree for Dreyfus' pardon olii-
cially promulgated In France
The tension in the TrJnsvaal situation
Is stin severe. although there Is SIN nope.
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he knew this scheme was not conicm-
plated.
Fireman Fisher was overcome while
nghting the flames, but soon recovered.
ono n small portion Of The private ef-
fccts IN the main building were saved.
Tho street cleaning department az work
IN the vicinity at tho time lent valuable
assistance.
The chapel or the institution was To-
cated in The rear building, which 'tls
saved
Az the Instruments I'm the clinical de-
pariment and operating room were saved.
The walls were an ~ the east wing Of
The burned building left standing to-day
and the roof is on tire other portion Of
this buildlg. while the interior of most
OF u is destroyed.
The hospital was four-story building.
constructed in sections at different times.
and cost hundreds OF thousands Of dol
lars The portion destroyed wae probably
something over hair of The entire prop
crly The rear portion Of the institution
WAS separated from the front hy some
fcct but was connected by porches.
Nonc of thc auxiliary buildings in the
grounds Wcro burned.
Worry many persons were at the scene
OF The fire to-day
THE LOSS.
Sister Bernard. vino IS i'm charge of the
hospital. estimates Che loss at $4,000.
ou which thore was Insurance of only
$4,000 Tho hospital will be rebuilt There
ls scarcely doubt of thIs. Many of the
walls ale intact and can bo used.
There arc many luteres .u- incidents
connected with ,he fire. Young Hais'cad.
who had q beg ampua,ed Tuesday worked
bis way t0 the stairway and roleId down
tho stairway 90 safety. A nurse carried
ont n man weighing lSo pounds. Rev j..
y. Merritt. pastor of The Seamen's Bethel.
worked like "a Trojan although an old
man and l4tc~ fuoi his home with sick
sailor. from The hospital
THE Port mouth and Navy Yard fire de-
partmeuts rendered val.ent service.
The c1rouer's jury VIII 20 morrow ren-
der % verdict m The cases of the four
bodies recovered from The ruins.
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THE PRISONERS MOVED
Brought From WareHton TO Char
lottcsvillc for Safc-kceping.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. sept H-
Special Three negroes were brought here
from Warreuton yesterday for safe
keeping
Thcv were removed here ln consequence
of threats made 10y negroes in Washing
t0n who were expected 90 celebrate Eman-
cIpau0n Day at Warrcnton tomorrow
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Frlday and Saturday.
Dor Nrginia Fair Friday and Satur-
dsv. warmer Saturday. fresh westerly
winds
North Carolina Fair Friday and sotur-
day. fresh n0rther'y winds
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RANGE or THERMOMETER.

Tho thermometer at The Times Office
ranged as follows yesterday. a. NJ, ee'
10 NJ. Co. p. ". Is. r NJ, o6. 7. NJ.
6S. - NJ 81. Average. G. l.6
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Tho decree for Dreyfus pardon oili-
cially promulgated In France.
The tension In the Transvaal situation
Is still severe. although there Is SIN aope.