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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
SPECIAL MEETING.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.,
Office Cf the Secretary,
DfcS,,orH Na Gapfpfuier fH4

once OF the Secretary,
Richmond Va. September T. lN9
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
A SPECIAL MEETING or THE STOCK
HOI.DERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY is called
ard VIII be held al the 01lce Of the com.
pany. m the Pace building. IN the city u
Richmond. state Of Virginia, at ~ O'CLOCK
noon. on TUESDAY, october "a 1873, ~
consider and act upon such measures -
NAV be presented. designed 70 aid no
C;rcenbrier Railway Company IN the cone
structiou OF It's railroad, including core
templated issue by the Chesapeake ani
ohio Railway Company 0t rs bomb ioF
not more than the principal sum OF s o.
GOO 10 hear interest az 4 per cent. per aA-
NUN. the principal 70 De payable on le-
"cynbar 1909. and both principal and .n-
terest to De payable ln gold coin of ne
iSnttcd states o. the presenl standard X
,,on from either principal or interest flr
Ilon ,xss assessments or stamp duties
m,htcb the railway company may Do r.
~,ired 10 ray. or 10 retain therefr0m ~
~ pressrt or future law such bonds ID
he secured by a mortgage on the fr1.-
cbises and railway OF the said Greenhf
Railway Company, and FOR the trans
lion OF such other business as may CONS
before the m"sung
The stock transfer books 81 the COM
many will be closed at the ONCE OF y =
Morgan a Co. . Wall street. New 1ofn
on TUESDAY. September u. 1889, al A.
NJ and will be reOpcned on WEDNha''
DAY. october 25, 1874. az 10 A. VI
{. r. WELLTORD.
So 22-td secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

The readers OF a certain New York pa
per. which has a knack of raising odd
questions, have recently been arguing
about snoring and disputing as TO whether
wild and inferior races" are guilty of
this offence one man says he has been
great deal among wild people, both in
this country and elsewhere, and that he
knows they do not snore.
Another gentleman, evidently an army
officer, or one who has seen service on the
frontier, asserts most positively that
"savages do snore." The general public
will be quite ready to agree with him on
this point-in fact. most OF us are ready
TO insist that a man who snores is neces-
sarily a savage-but the army officer
gives particular instances which have
come under his observation while in
Texas. He has heard the Navajos and
Apache Indians snore. and once saw a
hidden red man detected in a thick I'M
derbrush By his nasal roarng..
II is intimated in the discussion that
very suspicious noises sometimes have
been heard in the neghborhood Of GER
tain fair ones when asleep and that they,
too, are frequently snorcrs, but we hope
this is a mistake. The accomplishment IS
not one that we admire and as for wo-
mankind, 1t seems to us that they GER
tainly have their say when awake, and
should at least be silent when in repose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

Some months ago Mrs. Merle Hoover
Abbott was elected prosecuting attorney
Of Ogemaw county, Mich. She qualified
for the position, and was ready for bust
ness. but the Supreme Court now declares
that no woman can hold an elective Of
fce in Michigan. and so a Judgment Of
custer" has been entered. There was one
dissentient Judge.
Justice Long wrote the prevailing opin-
ion. and the Court held simply that there
could be no question as 20 ineligibility of
women for public office. It says in part:
IF a woman could legally fiji the post
OF county prosecutor che would be eligible
for any constitutional Office in the State.
Justice Moore. who dissented from the
views Of his associates, regarded the
matter from more merely human than
legal viewpoint. He declared that If a
woman were capable of doing the work
required Of her in any office it would be
hard 10 say that the common law for
babe her doing so simply because she was
woman"
The next question OF interest is as TO
who will execute the Judgment Of
custer" Suppose Mrs. Abbott refuses to
be ousted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
An Angel With a Hoe.
pnrtsmonth Slarl

fE0Waru Markham Ndu WIN INC
Zoe" Is musical. majestic. masterful; yet
must be remarked that the agricultural
lement Of the United States must feel
tse { very remotely entiquated by the
oetical personifcation. as symbolized
IS the ldlotlc character In Millet's som
re painting)
The hoe will never pass
So long a. there is grass
Upon the fertile row.
Whether or not. wish 20 CHOOSE
IL. there must be a man % use
IL. If the reapers SOW.
From candlellght Of dawn,
lie still mus, labor on
To win his daily bread.
Not 10 the palace need ne look,
But i'm the hnger-eaten book,
Whence real wealth is shed.
Not all obscurty
is Providence decree.
Nor Daucity OF pelf:
Each soul must toll beneath its hope,
And strive between the suns, 70 ope
The volume of the self.
Not all the vacant glares
Up spiral human stairs
Could his swift brother stay;
Some choose the splendOr of the chase,
While others idled I'm the race
Toward the mental day.
He then. must suffer much.
Not keeping close in touch
With Progress waitless car:
And all who follow from his door
Must suffer still the bondage DER,
Beneath a fearless star.
But. oh. my poet friend,
Looking 10 the rainbow's end,
Is he 50 much the worse,
That TO the east he looks I'm vain.
Nor hovers thro' his bloomess brain
The tierfy Of verse?
lie has in native health
A rosary of wealth
No sovereign can command;
Tho isolate his dwelling place.
There are sweet angels In his face,
a Bunyan in his hand.
He labors not in vain
I'ron the tangled plain
lie weeds the world of wrong.
An Eden girds his lyric life.
When acheless babe and rosy wife
SITS smiling in his song.
Ills eve IS lit: the brow
Is less receding now,
And more OF music's grace
Lies I'm the lip and lustrOus hair
Than when the thought TO stoop and
stare
In Millers sombre face.
Toll on. O sunburnt man!
You are FAR freer than
A cavalclde OF kings;
Still YOU are raising by your own
Endeavor TO the Tyrian throne
OF Times triumphant things.
Let not rebellion stir
The pulse Of rage to blur
The face Of continents:
Await in rights imperial course,
The silent. slow. resistless force
OF marshalling events.
Dig not az spectral spheres
That shed no human tears,
Dig OFF the blades red rust;
Dig on. dig deep. as we'll as pray,
Dig thee an empire I'm the clay
Dig starWard thro the dust.
Erstwhile. in sunset glow,
Al the ending OF thy row.
Behold we see and know
That Christ has raised from manger
birth.
To feed the paupers Of the earth,
An angel with hoe.
JOSEPH LEE MAY.
Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

New Works Third-avenue cable-car line
has been changed to an under
troley'-car line from the power-house,
at Sixty-ffth street, to 12sth street. The
rest of the line will be changed as soon
as arrangements therefor can be made.
The alterations include a change of rails
from 3O-foot lengths to 60-foot lengths,
weighing much more to the yard than
the cd ones "Cast-weded' joints con-
meet the rails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
Public Speaking.

u aoquartcrS.
Democratic state Committee.
Room 81. Chanbef OF Commerce.
Speakers apd times and places Of speak
ing are ANNOUNCED "a. follows:
HON. G. ". WALLACE. JR.
Surry Courthouse. October 2ith.
HON. r. r. LASSITER.
Sussex Court. November 2d.
HON. JOHN LAMB.
Brunswick Cour. october sd.
King William Court. October 2ith.
Burkeville. October 18th.
Gresnsviile Court. November 9Th.
HON. j. 81 QUARLES.
Nelson Court October sd.
Greenville CAugusta), October 2sth.
JEFFERSON WALLACE. ESQ.
King William Court. october 9TH
J. TAYLOR EIT.YSON,
Chairman.
Joseph Button. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

4 Berln letter to the Chicago Record
says that when Queen Wi!helmina visited
Potsdam. Emperor Willium, Of Germany,
Kissed her. II not. why not? If Wilhelmi-
mas photographs do her justice. that was
the most natural thing for William TO
do. and his taste Is 10 he applauded.
Moreover the parag,apher who at
;empts 10 make fun OF William on ac'
count OF the episode is an envious wretch,
and THAI IL all there Is in IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
pichmnnd. ~. Oclober ll- i

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BE-f
duly appointed ~ Comm Toner io it
ceiye subscriptions 20 the Capt. alaft
of the Richmond and Tidewater l.aii
COMPANY. aud it appearing 90 -he
Commissioners that $50 much ~ ihe Gag y
tai stock OF the said company is
scribed as is sufficient 10 incofpol
subscriber. NOTICE is hthrat
GIVEN THEREOF. aud q genera. "l
fniy ~ The 4afd subscribers is hereby c-
ed ed for THURSDAY. November ?. l.t t
II O'clock. noon ar tho offices ~ MAh'
TIN a. AINsLIE. Chamber of Comm,ie
Richmond. Va. for the transaci.'n ~
such business as may properly ,".A' IT,
wv 4. T. PICOT
l.. 4. CATLETI,
II. y PRICE.
oc f7-2w tominlse lontl5,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

The Rev. DR.. Charles A. Briggs preach
ed his first sermon as an Episcopal min
lister in New York Sunday. His theme
was the Bible, and he defended the
scientific study Of the Scriptures. He
held that the Book of books has stood all
tests. and that scholars are merely re-
moving human misinterpretations. Abso-
lutte inerrancy, he continued. has never
been claimed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

At a great public meeting in New
York Sunday, more than $4,000 was sub
scribed 20 fund TO save the Parnell
homestead, in Ireland, from the auction
GERS hammer, and TO help rear
monument 90 the Irish statesman.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin. the Right
Hon. Daniel Talon, and John +. Red
mond. NJ F.. were present, and addressed
the throng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
ANIMAL MEETING.
The Chesapeake and ohio Railway o.
once OF the secre Iatg,

once OF the secretary.
Richmond. Va. septemee,er, q IL IT, r.
NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV -. III III
TIE ANNUAL MEETING " .l ha
sTOCKHOLDERs OF THE Shtes,A.'
PEAKF AND ONO RAILWAY So@,
PANY Cor the election o. director 80. 49,
for the transaction " such ON, i,. '1 tps
ness as may lawfully come before
msrttnx 0ncluding he ratification oi a.,
acts ~ the Board Of Di,ectors. ana ~ |,
committees thereof. since me as, a =, ,ss
n.et!ne) will be held az the Office or ~.
IN 49, in The pace building. in me q.
~ fIchmond' Va. on IutsJAi ,
St,h dav of OCTOBER 1853 az 10 oe'''N
;rha sock transfer books will be CO..
a, ~. once Of Messrs. j. =. MofsaN =
Co. No a3 Wall street, New lolA,
TUESDAY. september &c. ise, =, t,5,,2N n.y.
7 "a. and w ySla i g, IS o' Sn a. NJ
c. r. WELLFoRp,
Sc 22-td seefe,a''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
or-Egy SAYS HER HEART BLEEDs.
Deeply Affected by the Dreadful
Losscs in south Africn.
baltimore AmerIcanD

ITIH IFTTIVIT 1fIIITI I'1I'I7T
LONDON. October 2.-The Secretary
Of state for War dhe Marquis OF Lans.
GownO has received the following mes
sage from the Queen. dated to-day. at
Balmoral Castle:
"My heart beeds for these dreadful
Losses again to-day. IL Is great success.
but. | fear, very dearly bought. Would
you convey my warmest and heartfelt
sympathy with the near relatives Of the
fallen and wounded, and my admiration
OF the conduct OF those they have lost.
~. II. l."
Oictoria, regina ct imperatrix)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
oysrEp-TAx COLLECTIONS.

II is well for us 20 refer again 10 '"o
amount OF tax paid under the new oyster
law, with the view OF informing the pun
lie while the subject Is receiving more
than ordinary attention. The Board OF
Fisheries give their receipts for the year.
ending March 81. 1894 by cities and coun-
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
NOTICE
~ T 7
cnIIinaIn N

Southern Railway Company
Richmond. Va. october z. 1893.
nun ANNIrAL MEETING OF TIE
cT651T1<HOIDERs OF THE SOUTHERN
- way COMPANY. for the purpo
Of Of 'electing directors and for the trans1e-
ton OF such other ousi I bo 'i I'M may '' ~.
80 of the company. In the city ~ kicl'
D Diond Va. on TUESDAY, October I'll
i'''' JOSIAH Il. HILL
- "a Secrefarv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

Just before the South African war was
begun we heard a great deal about the
fine marksmanshp OF the Beers. but re-
cent developments fan 10 show that they
have lived up 10 their recommendations.
They may be able TO hit he bulrs-eye OF
a target. but they appear not 50 skilled
when John Bulls eye Is concerned A
telegram from Ladysmi,s indicates that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND ~
COMMANDERY No. >, X. T. TX
Richmond. Va, october %, 1879. X
General order No. Z: SIR
Knights.-Attend a stated con-
cIaye of your commandery az the asylum
Masonic Temple. on TUESDAY, oeton
2th. at : T. NJ, i'm fun dress Of Ien-
plar on foot for annual inspection.
Members Of the Commander or e. az
drew. No. IL, and transient SH hnisH.'
are courteously invited 10 attera
nv order Of the Eminent Commander
Attest. GEORGE j. HOOPER. Jr.
w. NJ. Williams, Captain-I neral
Recorder &c -i-IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

they proved themselves very tim'd wne'
,oced with the English Maxim guns. But
there IS a great difference In ones narhs-
manship when the "other fellow mas
Gun too. and Is shooting 10 XIII.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
ADVERTISING RATES.
HALF INCH OK LESS

vance 25 words or less).'...''..'''
ABOVE rates are for every DAY or aN
vey,,ssnents running consecutively.
heading notices N reading matter type
I've lines or less. 81; in nonpariei' ieau7u
Eve lines or less. Is cents. All notices u
excursions whatsoever will be clasSeo u.s.
and charged for. as reading notices.
Card OF rates for more space furii'sheD
on application.
All lette-s and kilograms must be ad-
dressed 70 THE DISPATCH COMPANh'
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

That famous and popular novel, David
Harum." though published after the
authors death, will save the family Of
David Noyes Wescott from comparative
restitution. The estate he left would not
have covered his Indebtedness, but the
royalties from the fiction had already
reached Hl,lss2O up TO July Sd of the
current year, and money is still coming
in There is some talk OF dramatizing
the story and II the idea is carried into
execution, this Will prove an additional
source OF revenue. Here. AT least, is enc
case of posthumous glory which will do
some substantial good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
THE Val ENTINE MUSEUM

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from 10 A. NJ. t9 3 D IT,
Admis sion, % cents. Free on Saturdays.
de lS-ly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

At the very outset of war with the
Beers, Great Britain. says the New York
World, hastens 20 explain that II she
conquers the South African republics she
will give them complete self-government
in their own internal affairs and very
large measure of liberty as 10 their ex-
ternal affairs But continues the World,
when the Filipinos, who had been our
friends and allies. asked Mr.. Mckinley,
the president OF democratic republic.
what his intentions were. ne waited four
months before speaking, then refused TO
address them directly, and issued a proc
lamation calling upon them 10 lay down
their arms and become assimilsted under
pain OF death
Precisely. Whatever may be Great
Brtain's sin in going to war with the
Beers, there is no direction frOn which
this country can afford to approach the
subject with denunciation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

The Marconi system of wireless tele-
graphy is TO be tested for the navy by
the cruiser New York and the battleship
Massachusetts this week. with view
to determining its value for use In battle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

UPTOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-sTREET
PHARMACY. GIG EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 Hull
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

Resolutions Of respect to deceased mem
bers passed by societies. corporations as
sociations. or other organizations. Will be
charged for as advertising matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

All letters recommending candidates for
,ffce must he paid for 10 insure their
publication. This is O long-standing RUE
OF ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24

Orders for printing sent 10 the b'sl-'
Company will be given prompt are %, h.
and the style OF work ana prices vi" "
sure 10 please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
observation-disclosures "a, 1890.

CORRESPONDENCE should not send
Us speculations predictions. or estimats
as TO The strength of candidates for the
United States senatorship. What we de-
sire is impartial reports Of the proceed
ings of county and city committees and
of other public meetings. and results OF
primaries or conventions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
Y. VI. c. A. STAR COURSE.
FOOTBALL.
The Confederate Museum,

TWELFTH AND CLAY sINItIi.
Open daily from A A. 10 =. b.
Admission. IS Oents. Free on Saturdays.
NH l4-ly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

. moved hv Mr. VIII Thone l-on-
5c-, trt Was objected 10 hy Ar 1naeA-
49, rqrven. who insisted t1a- -
.e,-l. trades az least, col-- n9- WIN
-ef.l-f hours meet tle c0Hl non 80.
eC-eig- countr.es where he l-r-illn o4
ne ba-rs Of labor was pr--a .l-
nr,ft.l The motion was ri- 81.
cyren london the Chairman ~ .'1
-.--.-.r r.fn-7flon of uale Unions
80 .ra-. ras nov enrolled n mar
-. .a.Da members. u wle r lrf
th.r the FIRST congress was .-l, anu
,f tfat time Doe number o. men i-.'
e.~..d was only lls 3l1. hy ' l--
number had reached almost "i..
ana a half and even this year no."-.l,
standing defec.i0us that have 91
through various causes. The t'i-I
r.rr.-erfatI.e 10 almost mn anu
a Quarter ~ the working men aai "'-
men thrDugholt the oounir. No"Hr1
ir the void remarked me --
f-8m Denmark were che WORKING GAS
see better organized than lA -- ...
and r. might remark rnar during -N'
-a-ar- lockout only one man Del -is 70
he Trades Union was INSIDE tol-e
o-.-r. and then be asked 20 resolve mo
po-sl Medal FOR saving human Nie
ar TIet london Dock and wary
r.t,-e-s' r-r.om m0ved-"Ihat as re
housing proh'ems demands drastic s--l
.fo~e We tie organized workers cav po-
II an municipal hoiies 90 ava. inen-
esfves OF the power conferred upon
thr- FIN part OF tie Housing OF me
working Cla-ses Act $500. by -Ae ere
lion n municipal dwell Sings to be .ei
~ rental covering ne ca1.n and -n-
forest on cost ~ bl.l1lrs only ne
limit for repayment OF Joan 20 - l'l
wears. ard frrth.r the es'a i-hment OK
a Rants Court f0r dwelling houses upon
similar Zines t0 the Land art Rents
Court ~ Ireland. and WsAan's Oh
cro-fa-S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

can do ry oan work without that urea
feeling. carrot praise your me- liclns
enough for saving my nfe I would h>
glad 90 have uy letter plbiehfd u p
would help anyone who is AFFLICTED 90 l
was. would ne glad 90 recommend i 20
any one that has cltarrh
Send f9r free books written by Dr.
Hartman. Heath and Beauty" espe-
ciany FOR women. and sumner cafarrh."
address The Pe-rl-na Dug Manufact1r-
ing company Columbus. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
WHAT Is DYSPEPSIA?
The Latest NeIca Science Saws Catarrh OF the STOMACH
Promptly Cured by Pe-ru-na.

Caiarrh IN any part Of the BODY y So
rlous enough. bu, catauh Of the stomach
Is especially so. First. Because OF inc
extensive mucous surface involved ana
second. Because Of the disturbance 20 a.
eestion which inevitably follows.
II tho NITROUS membrane r. derans@i
even slightly, the character OF the gas
trlc juice is changed and INDIGESTION -
The immediate resuit Now. caiarrh or
the mucous membrane iin.ng ne stomach
IL onener The cause % dyspepsia ana N
dieeell on than az other causes combined.
Mrs Lulu Gid5le of storm lake. ia.
SAYS. II vas taken with catarIh OF ths
stomach two years ago. ] was treated ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
THE TIMES: RICHMOND VA SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER "a 1899.

vas as frn, a convictlon OF right as these
everlasting hills upon which % STANDS. ana
ln their sight and In ours IS pure ana
rs holy as that heaven 90 which Us apex
points Were il otherwise. these ceFt-
monies indeed a hollow nsoCkeT. II
shall be the duty OF those ~ a. who re-
member tia rise ard fan u The Southern
Confe5eracy TO teach this truth 10 sue
ceed.rg generations.
THE Old SOUTH.
Recently a groa- deal has been written
about the New south. 20 my mind THIS
term s. some What ambiguous. III It's ai-
fhrrs Intend % convey thc idea that since
$50 the Confederate soldier has been
succeeded By new race. race Win dt-
ferent thoughts and flrercur sentiment
from those who wore the gray. and that
our heroes are ano'oEzing and tcg-i7s
s0r forr1vensss FOR the part they took in
he conric- between The States. and That al
NJ our p0stsrity has come from this alien
race. then f1r one must protest ~ sucl
"a rervers.on q history and Truth.
have 10 more use for slcn Nsw
South than 7 have Tor the s0-caIed new
woman.
u On ire o.her hand these writer's
when rhey s1eak ~ the Southern CON-
feieracy as fhe New south. mean that
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
OFFICIALS TOO LAX
Unauthorized Persons Must Not VISIT
Ourt civilizations says Mr.. Root.

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WASHINGTON. Sept 2.-secreiary
Root has issued an order calling attention
10 an order OF August a l27. which pro-
hibued persons from visiting the FORUM
cations 0f the United State.
The Secretary calls attention % me TACT
that the former order has frequently been
d.sreuarded and be directs "a risid en-
forcement 0f its provisions hereafter one
instance ln which the Old order was NOT
enforced was iu the case of a military
attache OF one OF the foreign governments
who visited the military posts at nc
mouth Of the Columbia river.
It is understood thar he hai a letter
in general terms from Secretary Alger.
but is is said that 80 was not sufficient 20
erti-le him 10 inspect the coast defences.
Upon this letter he was permitted within
the military posts and given privileges
which the War Department does nor al
low. except f0 authorized persons connect
e with me Federal or State Governments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. sept z1.-The Chi
al and Alton Limited Express was
wrecked tonight 40 Eikharl ghieen
mles from this ely by the rails spread
Ing ana two passengers were injured. one
OF whom will probably de.
No one vas injured except TWO cassen-
se-s In the smoking car-Long and KIM
ana they were injured IN singular man
ue- A broken raii passed through The
anor ~ tie ear and struck Ar. Lens ~
tie forehead infietlng terrible N0lrds
The same ra.l struck Mr.. Klns Lex snd
twisted hs 1nco.