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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-08-23

SUDDEN DEATH. .-Morillo Towle of
New York City died suddenly Tues
day evening at Cady's Falls. Some
six weeks ago he was injured in the
city by trolley car. He was driv-
ing a truck and in turning ont for a
bicycle was run into by the car. AL.
though quite badly injured nothing
serious was apprehended. Some
three or four days ago he came to
the Falls, stopping with his brother
in-Iaw, Lewis Smith. He was quite
cheerful last evening, talking and
laughing, but at about 10 O'Clock
he became very i'll and in five minutes
was dead. He was about so years
old and unmarried. An autopsyis to
be held this afternoon.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-08-23
DIR. A. A. MINOTT.

DENTAL PARLORS. - IN Darling Block,
~ Morrisvlle, Vt, where he IS prepared 10
do all kinds of rodern Dentistry. Otfice hours
from :30a m to ~ 80 p. M, 80 to B p. m.
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sTONE,a ORCHESTRA.

NFUsIC FURNISHED FOR CONCERTS,
M weddings, Lawn Parties, Promenades,
Dancing, and az occasions where music music Is
Violins for sale. p. Il. STONE, Morrisville.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-08-23

GEORGE {. goodwin, NJ. D.,
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Oflce hours
from to . 81, m. and 6to 9 p. m.
JOHNSON, VT.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

JAMES w. ROBBINS, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and residence at Mrs. DR.. Halls,
Park St., MorrisVille, vt. Telephone con-
nectiOn.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-08-23
H. j. LILLEY & Co,

DRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS. Embalm
L ing a speciality. Telephone connection
Hyde Park, Vt.
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A.J.VALLEAU, A Md, C. M.

0FFICE HOURS until 10 a. M, from to 2
~ pm, and from to sp. M Office and
residence opposite Big Block, Wolcott, vt.
[Telephone
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LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVlLLE.
The Post omce.

The several candidates for the Office
of Postmaster at Morrisville are re-
uuested to meet at Powers & Cheney's
office on Saturday next at l O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
The Plans Submitted by Them APP
proved With Slight Changes.
WORK TO BE BEGUN PROMPTLY
a tho Nel ntimc a Temporary Strnc-
turc viii }e Built-SOmci hing
About the Successful Con
tractors Who Are Prom
inent in HailrOId
Circles.

\ general plan for the new Union sta
ton at Richmond was yesterday adopted
by the officials OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio and Seaboard Air Line railroads. who
met for a conference On that subject at
the Hot Springs. Plans from architects
OF various cities were submitted and ex-
amned but the one submitted by Wilson
Bras. * Co.. of Philadelphia. met with
the general approval and was adopted.
SOME CHANGES.
A Jew minor changes and notifications,
however, were deemed essential and were
referred Co The engineers of the two COM
panies. who VIII confer with the archi-
tects.
Wilson Bros. 4 Co. the winners OF the
award are weli known in railroad circles,
this hrm having furnished the pans Tor
the Terminal station at Market and
Twelfth streets. Philadelphia, for the
Philadelphia and Reading railway. THIS
building is considered one OF the finest eN-
amres. combining both engineering and
architectural skill. n the country.
TO BEGIN PROMPTLY.
Work on the new Richmond station will
begin promptly and rushed 10 competition.
Bids for materials and construction will
be asked for as soon as the modified plans
and specifications are completed In the
meantime O. temporary building will be
erect by I e Seahcard and used until the
Union station ~ finished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
HEAVY LOSS TO BIG FOUR.
Fire in Cincinnati Freight Depot Does
Thousands Of DulIar~ Damage

Fire in Cincinnati Freight Depot Does
Thousands Of DolIar~' Damage
CINCINNATI, O.. Sept. 3O.-Fire which
was started at 1910 a. NJ to-day in the
center OF tho freight depot OF the Cleve-
land. Cincinnati. Chicago ana 81. fo1's
(Big Four Railroad. destroyed railroad
property estimated 10 have been worth
between 500. 900 ana $1,000 coo.
Large factories between the railroad
and the river and on the other side Of the
Central Passenger station the large office
building Of the Big Four and the Grand
Hotel. were IN great danger. Guests OF
the Grand Hotel We're awakened, but
the fire did NOT cross Third street.
Whole trains OF loaded and empty cars
were destroyed. An effort was made 20
draw burning cars away but IT only re-
suited in getting them on the m3in track.
where they burned and destroyed the ties
and warped the tracks so that access TO
e<nassenger station was cut on.
The loss was almost wholly restricted
10 railroad property and freight The
former can be approx mately estimated
but the freight loss cannot be computed
for some time. All the records OF the
freight office were burned. and It viii
only be by collection OF data from ship
pers and eonsigners that an adequate
idea Of the loss can be obtained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
John F. Ryan RenOminated in lou
dOun County.
MARTIN DELEGATES SELECTED
Henry r. Garnett Chosen in Stafford
and King Geor2c-Ihe Republic
cans Make Double Nominations
in Rockbrid.e e- Conven-
ton in TaZcwell
County.

CHRISTIANSBURG. VA, Sept. CO.
Special.-The Democratic convention for
nominating a candidate 10 represent
Montgomery county and the city Of Rad
ford in the next House Of Delegates was
held in the courthouse here to-day. All
of the delegates. eighteen in number, were
present. and W. r. Wharton. OF Radford.
was made chairman. and c. ~ Duniee, OF
Christansburg, secretary.
When nominations were announced TO
be i'm order. the names of Messrs. j. T.
Cowan. j. G. Guerrant and George W.
Walters were placed in nomination. Ma
jor Cowan was nominated on the
frst ballot. having received eleven votes.
while Guerrant received four and Walters
three.
Major Cowan's nomination was made
unanimous.
Neither Tyler's nor Martins name was
mentioned. but Major COwan is outspoken
for Governor Tyler for the Senate. The
convention opposed the acceptance OF
Chairman Shetman's resignation whlcn
he rendered. .
REPUBLICANS WILL OPPOSE.
The Republicans will oppose Major
Cowan with the best man they can pos
siblv find. commonwealth Attorney
Thomas Lee Moore is prominently spoken
of for the Senate. and will almost certain
~ be the man 10 oppose Edward Lyle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
-Four Solid Trains viii Permit One
Each Way Daily.
TO BE READY BY JANUARY IST
.eaboard VIII Then Compete for rou-
rist Travel-Thc Proposed Through
Route Virginia Electrical Rail
way and Development Com
pany Acquires Manches-
ter Riparian Rights.

It leaked out yesterday that the Sea-
board Air Line Railroad syndicate Of
which Mr. John SHELTON Williams is presi-
dent. has given out the contract for the
building Of four solid Pullman yestibuled
trains. They viii be equipped in mxuri-
Gus style. and according to the most mod
ern ideas The contract calls for the de-
livery of the trains by January 1. 1900.
The Pullman's composing these superb
trains will be run straight through be-
tween New York and Jacksonville, and
will supplement the service now main
tanned by the seaboard Company.
THE ROUTE.
From New York these trains will pro-
Ceed South over the pennsylvania Rail-
road as far as Quantlco where they will
take the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac tracks and come on TO Richmond
FrOsa here the route will be over the
Isl hmOnd Petersburg and Carolina TO
Eidgway. where they viii take the Sea-
boards main line % Chcraw. S. c.. thence
proceeding over the line now building TO
Columbia. The trains will 80 into Jack
sonyille from Columbia over the Florida
Central and Peninsula. IL is understood
that an arrangement may be effected
whereby the trains will proceed from
jacksonville to Tampa over the Plant sys-
tenn.
The link from Cheraw 10 Columbia.
now under construction. will be finished
by January ist.
These magnificent trains are built 70
accommodate tourist travel during the
winter months from the North 20 tnc
Southern resorts They viii operate on
"a schedule that will be maintained during
the winter months There viii be one
train each way daily.
The addition Of these FOUR Pullman YES.
tibuled trains places the Seaboard Air
Line On an equal footing with Jre lti.-
ern and Atlantic Coast Line as comDeu-
tors fer the tourist patronage, which is
constantly Increasing.
PURCHASE OF WATER POWER
On Monday, at noon. the Virginia Elec-
tricaI Railway and Development Com
pany will take over The riparian righfs Of
the Chesapeake and OHIO Railwgy Com
many which are embraced in the Man
chester side OF the James river.
from a pQirf opposite the Old Domin-
ion Iron and Nail works ab-ve TO q
point opposite the lower end Of Mayo
Bridge. down the rivera distance of q
mile and half. Included in the transfer
VIII be the adjacent river property on the
Manchester side owned by the Chesa
peake and Ohio Railway Company.
Approximately $4,000 Is involved In the
deal. The purchasing company refused 10
give the exact figure The first install
ment OF the purchase money viii be paid
at noon tomorrow The initial payment
will be Sl6o,eeo.
BRING NEW ENTERPRISES.
The purpose of the Virginia Electrical
Railway and Development Company In
acquiring the valuable property Is partly
In order to accommodate several large
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
CAPTAIN CARTER'S
SENTENCE STANDS
The President Approves the Verdict
of the Court Martial-Fye Years
at Fort LeaYenwOrth.

WASHINGTON. Sept SO-The Presi-
dent has approved the sentence imposed
by court-martial on Captain Oberlln NJ
carter. Corps Of Engineers. United States
Army. and formal order was to-day is
sued from the War Department directing
the execution OF the sentence.
The verdict of the court-martlal was as
follows:
"Anl .he court doth therefore sentence
the accused. Captain oberlp NJ. Carter
Corps os Engineers. United States Army.
to be dismissed from the service Of the
United States. to suffer a fine Of $500.
to be- confined at hard labor at such place
as the proper authority may direct, for
nve years. and the crime. punishment.
name and place Of abode OF the accused.
10 be published in the newspapers IN and
about the station and the State from
Continued on Third Pags)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

enterprises which Il is cndeavoring TO
have locke here Tire nature OF these new
Industries IS withheld from the public for
the present. but the negotiations have pro.
coeded very satisfactorily. and some of
them will Il is stated. undoubtedly be
induced 10 come 20 Richmond IL -
given out that the transfer Will not en'-
barrass those concerns now using the
river frontage on the Manchester side
The new owners propose to maintain the
property and 10 protect the pres'slt icsaccs
OF portions Of H. as well as TO add thereto
the new enterprises referred 10 ahoV".
Altogether thc deal IS believed % mean
much for the advancement OF the D"Sl,
ness interests of both Manchester ana
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
The SCOTS SMANS WRECK.
Terrible Suffering of the Survivors
VlcTbi,yin. Crew Arrested.

QUEBEC. QUE. Sept 3o.-Under orders
from Captain Skrimshire. all members OF
the crew Il the Scotsman brought up TO-
dav BY the Greclan. have been held under
arrest to bc searched. The Alan lAiet
Grecian. with forty-seven of me paSseh-
gers and crew OF the Inflated Scotsman
arrived in port to-day
The people saved are IN the most dest-
tute cond ti0n but they were more ioTl"-
nate than those on the Montfort OWING 70
the fact that the Grecian had plenty OF
provisions 20 feed them lhe captain
sent a life boat ashore and brought OFT
about thirty Of the crew. The next BOAT
brought the seventeen sengers. who
we're then at the lighthouse. Early in
the morning searching parties went our
to gather iu the stragglers. but they did
not meet with great success as there are
perhaps forty or fifty still on the island.
all scattered in parties Of two or three.
When the passengers and crew were
brought alongside they We're so weak
they were unable 10 climb the ladder ana
all had u be hoisted on deck. Many or
them as soon as they reached the ore
clans deck fell overcome with exhaustion
and the relief OF finding a place OF SAFETY.
Captain Calvert says that never m MS
life has he heard such terrible tales OF
suffering or seen such pitiable sights. lie
is OF the opinion that there will be many
deaths on the island unless immediate re-
lief reaches there.
Walter White. OF Cressington Park.
Liverpool. a passenger on the Scotsman.
is OF the opinion there have already been
seven or eight deaths on the island. Some
one tod Mr. White that he had seen two
bodies. and the second mate Of the Scots
man saws that he buried one woman IN
the moss. Mr.. White SAYS that. judging
from the exhausted condition I'm which
many were after their terrible struggle
along the rocks. he is of the opinion that
a good number Will die.
There is a very small chance Of rescue
as the different persons are scattered over
the whole island.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
THE PRISONERS
ARE RELEASED
FiIipinos Give Up fOurteen-G.Imore
and His Men Not Among Them
All Are in Good Health.

MANILA, sept. 50.-Four.eeD American
prisoners. all enlisted soldiers. have been
delivered up by the fi4ipinos..
Th!s has been an eventfui day with the
northern outposts OF the American army
Il Angeles early his morning the b Ii
plno Peace Commission appeared. The
American prisoners followed Then a
commission OF three Spaniards 10 neg1-
tiate for the release OF the spanish pris-
oners, departed up the raitoid with
re.inue of servants and Buffalo carts.
carrying their baggage. Al San Fer
nando the train carrying the commission
and prisoners 70 Manila me, special
carrying Major General OTIS and Generals
Lawton. Bates and Schwan TO Angeles
on tour OF Inspection.
The American prisoners are Corporal
Otto scheu and Priyates Albert Rubeck,
Otto Wagner and Peter Roilinss. all of
the Third Infantry. captured near Bali
nag. July 2Sth: Joseph MacIcrath James
Boyle. william Miller. JOHN Crinshaw.
CONTINUED Oh Second Page)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
This Immense Plant Now Rapidly Ap-
preaching Completion.
WORKING ON THE NEW ABATT0IR
Grading Almost Done aud Most of the
Material on the Ground. kingan X
Company's Big Plant. \ New
Hotel To be Erected at the
Stockyards \ Great
Enterprise.

The Times last Sunday in an article.
which excited general interest enumerat-
cd some Of the Improvements now I'm
progress in this city and others projected.
involving a total outlay exceeding largely
10000.
In this was not included al the work
i'm progress near Richmond. Wnich VII
swell the amount mentioned by several
millions. Probably The most importan-
work outside the city is that being done
al the Union Stock Yards, just northeast
Of Richmond aud adjacent To the plane
OF the ROsenegk Brewing Company
\ GREAT CHANE.
Within the past few months the whole
face of the country has been changed,
and the work. when conn .ete WI cover
"a very large section. Pens and sheds for
cattle have been erected, and work on
the spur track TO connect with the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road Is rapidly approaching completion.
This track runs just east of the pens, and
v iI facilitate the unloading of cattle.
This work has been in progress for
some time having been mainly done un-
der the supervision Of Mr.. +. C.. Braucr.
Jr When complete these yards Will he
second to none IN this country. They
VIII nave all modern Improvements. and
are built ON tie most approved plans.
II is the intention Of the company At
some future day tc erect there q large.
handsome hotel for the accommodation
OF cattlc-men and others. This VIII add
largely 10 the appearance Of that sec
ton. which bids far ere long 20 he COW
cred with handsome and substantial
structures.
A GREAT CHANGE.
Just north OF the union stock yards.
and adjoining that comp1nv's property.
Mr.. James B. Pace is building an enor-
NOUS abattoir.
The ground upon which this viii stand
has already been partially graded The
structure vii ba ~ brick T. r. ~ that
a million and half bricks VIII be used.
and it will cost in the neIghborhood Of
10000 Much Of the material needed Is
already on the grounds.
This abatto.r IS intended for a pork
packing trade and the slaughfer OF "at-
tie. It's capacity viii be in the neigh
borhood of 400 hogs and 100 cattle per
day.
In the same neighborhood Messrs
Kingan & Co. are slso erecting new
nIant which will be a large and hand
some affair. and 70 which. when COM
peted they viii remove from their pres
ent site.
ALL ARE BUSY.
These are few evidencts Of the ex-
tent Of the business revival IN and
around Richmond II Is said that never
in the history OF the city has there
heen such a demand for labor OF all
kinds. Both expert and common work
ers Who desire Il, can keep busy all the
time at good wares. II may be neces-
sarv in the future TO import help. al
though this will not be done so long as
the local supply is adequate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

ATLANTA. GA, Sept. 30.-During the
reception to Admiral Dewey next week
committee from the Chamber Of COM
merce. the municipal Council and the
business Mems League Of Atlanta Will
present him with a formal invitation on
behalf of the city and the South to be
here at the same time Lieutenant Brum-
bv who is a Georgian. comes ON a visit
10 his family and relations.
Rear-Admiral Schlcy has already ac-
cepted an invitation 10 come, and an effort
will be made 10 have the three naval
heroes here al the same time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
SUMMARY OF T0-OAYS NEWS.


Local.
Contract for the new union depot
AWARDED. Work t0 begin promptly.
The EccNcr case comes up lo-mOricw
-Grsat improvements near this city.
A nttie boy dies ~ lockjaw.
The Winnie Davis memorial almost
"A railroad deal sale OF property by
the G.. and ID. road.
Prospects ot a splendid showing at
the trades parade.
Big lumber plant burned at n Nor
Hon. John F. Ryan renomied In
LOudOun
-ReDubHcans make nominatlt in
R0ckbridse.
democrats make nominations Maze
well, Montgomery and IN stanoa and
Kin George
Jury fais 70 render decision the
Bedford murder Case.
Harry Anderson convicted Of robbery
at ROmney, ". Va.
-Notabe wedding announcement In
Gloucester.
General
The President approves verdict IN
Captain Carter case. RE goes 10 Fort
LeaVenWorth prison for i've years.
ne ID tl Naldt iit AttNtE > hoh~f ~
New York ecllQsed the naval one
-Schley received ain,oSt as Zig an ova-
tion as that accorded Dewey.
A negro sentenced 10 one hundred and
fifteen years imprisonment for assault
In Little Rock.
John r. Mclean opens his guberns
toria camra en- in ONO.
--Aguinaido surrenders fourteen Amer
lean prisoners Gilmore and his men mo-
surrendered.
Crew OF the wrecked steamer Sro'S
man arrested FOR robAery ~ pa s>resrs
--Sta'e institution FOR deaf and> dum<
In little pock DESTROYED by fire
Big Four railroads lose heavily bS
in the Cincinnati freight depot.
EOrfiep o..
THE Transvaai ,'tustlon ~
more acute War hourly G
England Thought 30 hay
son for war than OUT ander
Trial OF the French com
gins IN Paris.
The Snsnish Cabinet. viii
ton. decide not 10 restSns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
STAFFORD AND KING GEORGE.
Lee and Ashby Withdraw and Gar
nett l. Nominated.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Sept Co.
soec.al.-The Den0cratl 'rentlon 70
nominate a candidate Il represent stat
ford and King George contles IN the next
Legislature. was held to-day at Cox's
store. These we're candidates: c. j.
Henry. D. NJ. Lee and James Ashby Of
stafford: and Henry T. Garnett. Of King
George.
Messrs. Lee and Ashby withdrew and
Nj Gamett was nominated, receiving one
more vote than Mr.. Henry. a motion 10
instruct the nominee was defeated by one
vote
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
Ambusllrrs Tried.

MANCHESTER. KY Sept 90 The trial
of seven Griffin "feudsts' was held here
to-day for ambushng Deputy Sheriff
Thacker and Jim smith. Of The PhHpot
faction. Eddy and Fl0y Caldwell . d.
Jim and Tom Griffin We're held without
bail Charles Burnett Dan Hampton and
Anderson Griffin We're discharged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

MEMORIAL TO WINNIE DAVIS.

After several delays which have caused
no hltle DISAPPOINTMENT. the memorial
tablet OF Miss Mime DAVIS, 'tne
Daughter OF the COnfederdcy. II IS ex-
pectcd will soon be comp eted and placed
IN ST. Pauls church. he work OF the
sculptor. Mr.. George Julian Zoinay. Is
not quite finished bat Will be very sJon.
, Immediately auerward, steps VIII be
, taken 10 nave this mural taoict paced
IN position. Its location in the cnurch
viii be by the side of the Jefferson
DAVIS Memorial WINDOW, and It will not
only aud 10 the beauty Of the interior de-
cOratOns Of that edlnce. but render still
more hallowed It's historic memories.
THE MEMORIAL TABLET.
The Narina Anne Davis Memorial viii
, consist of a bronze bust in bas-reiiel upon
marble. The dimensions Will be three
feet by five feet. Ii VIII be one OF the
most creditabe productions of the ia
lnous sculptor and VIII bear the inscrip-
tion
The Daughter Of the confederacy."
VARINA ANNE DAVIS.
Born Ju.y q. lS6i.
Entered Into Eternal Life
September Is, 1888.
Blessed are the Pure in Heart for They
Shall See Cod"
THE SCULPTOR.
George Julian Zomdy il a New York
sculptor whose genius brought him into
great prominence. His work at tie Tea,
nessee Exposition caused hlm 10 be uni
versaIy recognized His versatility Il
extraordinary and he viii traverse with
equal success the entire field. ilom the
dainty statuette TO colossal statues adorn-
lng massive structures, from the most
intimate representation OF personal III
( dlvdualty in the portrait busts 4le viii
, fashion the monument. which em0odies
, al the force and spirit of the battlefield.
Mr. Z0lnay received his artistic training
in Paris and Vienna and was graduated
from the Academy of Fine Arts with the
, highest h0nors. His display Of decOra-
tive genius exhibited at Chicago .and es-
pecially at Nashville. brought him official
recognition and unanimous praise. many
Of his aGmirers being Of the South.
, His statue Of sam Davis. the youthful
Confederate patriot. was a shrine OF pop
ular worship.
! Mr.. Zolnay recently finished the design
) OF The Maine" monument TO be erected
2 in New York He also fashioned a por-
trait bust Of General Fitzhugh Lee the
proposed statue Of jefferson Davis and the
} Angel OF Grief for the grave Of Miss
Winnie Davis His bust OF Edgar Allan
Poo was recently unveiled at the Univer-
sity Of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
The SheTiday Sails.

SAN FRANCISCO. SEPT. 3O.-Ihee
United states transport sheridan sailed
for Manila This evening with the First
Regiment Of Infantry and three COM
panies Of the Thrty-third Regiment.
Major Noble who was also on board,
will act as am aide TO General OTIS on ms
arrival in the Philippines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
GOT OFF LIGHT.
Negro Gets one Hundred aud rifiee-r


Yenrs ir trc y niiertiary
LITTLE ROCK. ARK, Sept. @.-Fred
Pelton (colored). was sentenced to-day to
one hundred and hfteen years In the pom
iteutiary for attempting to outrage seven
women IN this city In August. The grand
jury returned indictments against him at
noon and he was arraigned within few
hours. He Acknowledged his guile and
his attorney asked the mercy OF the court.
The maximum punishment ir all seven
cases would have been one hGAdfee and
forty-seven years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
VIII Not Resign,

MADRID. sept 80-A dispatch from
SaDastian says the Spanish Ministry Will
retain office with the exception OF Gem
eral Po'av'eja. Minister OF War, who VIII
bo replaced by General Azzacara. VINO
held the war portfolio IN the last Canovas
Cabinet