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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-11-17
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Effective Sunday, Hov- AZ, 1899
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-11-17
FrecutiUe Mansion.


A. X. Hawkes., Esq.-My Dear Sir: l find your
Crystallized Lenses well suited to my eyes for far
seeing, and shall enjoy them my shooting trips
Yours very truly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
WORK OF THE FLAMES.
\ Dwelling Burned in SnsseF-ihe
Annie Crop a Failure.

pETERSBTRG VA. July a-Speclai.-
,rl. dveuinr house Of Mr Newest. in
sr-4av countv near WayerIy was dee
.froyed by hr. "a feW nights since hi.
McWcst lost an of mis- furniture ana
household effects. Loss, about 81 .''. d ne
fire originated in the Kitchen, but from
what cause is not known.
Tho apple crop BOB sussex county anu
the southwest portion Of Prince George
county is said to bee perfect failure. one
gentleman 20 Prince George county VINO
has two thousand apple trees has on.y
gathered i've barrels OF apples from ma
orchard There are only "a leW peaches
and pears.
There are three cases OF smallpox IN
Prince George county near -im5 po7'-
office. Sussex county The patients are
negroes.
Fire broke out This morning shortly
after lO o'clock iu the nNe and icn-.rht
Store on Sycamore street The flames oris-
mated ON an upper floor. near the sky
Ueht. supposedly from box oi n'l
ashes Very little damage was done
There viii he about hfteen deiesl Ies
from the Second Baptist church in ihia
citv 10 the d y. p. l.. lnternational Con-
yeution in Richmond next week and annut
twenty-five from West-End bApu7'
church.
The total amount pledged for the pro-
posed agricultural aud industrial lar 10
be held here next fal is about N.-sn. ln
addition 10 this amount Mr. Daily, me
PROPRIETOR Of the Imperial Hotel mas
guaranteed g -oo which makes the total
fund about S. co., The stockholders VIII
nr,hlhlv meet ON the llth instant to de-
terrine whether or not the fair VIII Doe
hell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
LAUNCHING AT NEWPORT NEWS
County Authorities After Fakirs ana
Unlicensed Dealers.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 7.-Spe-
cial.-The keel OF another of the new
Morgan liners has just been laid on the
ways vacated June 2ith when the third
OF the Morgan liners. III Rio, was
launched.
The name OF the vessel is Proetus. she
Is the last Of the six that We're ordered az
the close Of the war by the Morgan ana
Cromwell lines 90 take ihc place OF the
vessels sold 20 the United States govern
mont AS auxliarIes.
The Elizabeth city county authorities
are after the irregular aud artistic com
hinauon which has recently made the
quiet banks of Salters creek echo 90 the
sound OF revslry by night and the rustllng
OF the shell game bv day. They are
after the aggregation with a not poker
Recently. and almost ln a night. there
suddenly came into being in that neigh
borhood a peculiar population which mas
since hung ON to outskirts ot the CITY
like death 20 a d0or-nau There are TWO
camps or gypsies who foretell the future
and refresh your memory as to- the past
at so much per nerve-Quiver. thtfe
the icon" game man with the inevitahle
"sure thing there "a the youth with the
ebony face and the ivory smile Which
EXTENDS moreover "' N'iF l'''t"' a.,
stretched across the mOonless nisht-ne
sells fish. there IS the "cullud lady win
rough deal table standing beneath the
shadow OF the pines fre.ghted WIN
greasy saudwiches and indestructl"e
pies. and there is a man who disposes OF
louid lightning al the rate ot hicAle
per fash. ,.,.
All these 10 a thriving business win
the iaborers on the new street-car ihr9
and the wJrkmen coming home rom l"'
shipyard-but they operate wi'houl per
mission and without license.
The authorities have instituted can,
paicn against these institutions anu ~,
demand proper license OF tH9S' ..,, ..,,
,~. logitimate Those that are not Will
be suppressed by the strong arm OF '"'
law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
BRYAN GUEST AT
A DOLLAR DINNER
In Response to the Toast Democracy,
He Discusses Present Political
issues.
Issues

COLUMBUS. o. July About one
thousand people attended the dollar dim
NOR given UN fnr Yuuu. Mems Demo-
crtti. club OF C9'umbu. u the Audito-
rium to-nieht 10 was tne largest bsu-
ouet which the local Democracy mas had
since that given iu honor or the seventy
seventh birthday of the late Allen O.
Thurman in the same hai ten years ago.
Tho affair wa. strictly democratic ir IT'S
simpucitv-aH classes being represented.
vbo ebiar rrcsf was Colonel william Jon-
rfrc. Hr,an The Entrance df Colonel
p-ran was greeted bv ar outburst of ape
nfafi.o which tasted urfn after Doe had
heromo seated
uor Cbristonbo~ n Callahan OF Mas
,.,b,.stts w,s Oh. first snoaKor re-
sDondire to the toast. "The issues"
uo dvc,t rart,.r-srly rran fmrcr.aHsm.
trusts and free silver as Ihc leading is-
sres io 1eoo
IYdra T,rvin of Kentucky. responded
o., r,c tos.f .psrt. and priuciplo.'
was Drtrocp ATTIC
who, Colonel prran n4s introduced
t,e~o ,r,s srothar orfbur-. of qnnlluse
tbaf continued for several mirute- When
ouie, had beou restored colonel Bryan
lauobed rnon.a discussion of tho ISSUES
M tbo d9v in respons- t0 the toast. "De-
uoerlcVf
Mr. BRYAN said I'm part. "The Chicago
platform applied Jeders0uan principles
90 the questions then before the country.
EVERY plsnk I'm that platform was
uorocr,ti. ,l.,t and NOT one plank
.ho,,t, t, ,,ls, from the platform with
o,,t f,,,,r,, a. tbe nartv's chances of
-. 60 ,ir,es we hrar "a sugces-
.to, b,t be silver plsuk should DE
.tr,.,,-.5 lr ,r,,,dod buf Ass a rule those
,,h.. ,tro,,o,, A. ect on Tho platform are
Ill, t,o norsors who ucrf never ON
ne .istf,rl, 1,bose who aided I'm the
'..i,-iion ~ tbe Chi--po platform are
'tn, t~,. a. i,s nrincipie- and multi
t,,de ~ tbose who were opposed To- its
...lortio, bs,.e been converted 10 30 within
D,o I.st tbree wears
..,r,bc ,,one,. question Is neither dead
nor eleenins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
His Statement is Looked On as Being
Wholly improbable.
THE MARRIAGE AT THE HOTEL,
Which Has Been Spoken Of as Theirs,
Was Of Another COuple-Several
Richmond People Were in
Weldon the Night the Mar
riagc is Alleged 20 Have
Taken Place,

WELDON, y. g., July 7.-Special.-N.
J.. Shaw is entirely mistaken about hav-
ing witnessed tho marriage of i. G.. Ellis
and Lizzie VI. Allen here ON the 2oth of
November psc. and that the age of the
bride was commented ON. The couple
he alludes 10 was married in due form,
having procured a license and the cere-
mony was performed by Rev. P. y.
staintack. The young girl was a Miss
Wertenbakcr. on something similar an"
WAS only fifteen years of age but they
had procured tho license and the minis
ter thought it best TO perform the cerc-
mony.
MI Shaw was not here on November
26. 1896. as the hotel register shows, nor
was he registered near that late. MT.
Scott of Richmond. "a travelling sales
man for the owens and Minor brng
Company was here a day or $50 ago, ana
said he remembered the marriage of th"
couple but when 1 searched me holel
register. where Mr. Scott says Doe regis
tered his name fails to appear any
where near the date of November ~
1896. he was just mistaken as TO dates
other couple
RICHMOND PEOPLE.
The following Richmond people were
registered here ON the 26th November
1896. L. S. Young. James $. Blair. Geo.
A. smith. and p. j. Murray. These
gentlemen were an In the hotel the
night of the 26th. and If such "a marriage
had taken place some of thcm would
surely recall IT,
Ellis story regarding the marriage IS
looked upon as wholly improbable. No
such marriage as he relates could have
taken place i'm Weldon.
DEEP MYSTERY
There is still some deep mystery and
only Ellis and Lizzie NJ. Allen can throw
ans ught upon g. Their statements do
not al aU agree. and they are surely
either mistaken or are Withholding the
real facts of their having lived together
as husband and wife from Tho public
Perhaps there viii be- some startling rev.
elatons before the investigation ceases.
ID is clearly established that no marriage
took place here. or in Halifax county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
OLD DOMlNlON'S LUCK.
Breaks Down and Has TO BE Towcd in
Port by Fellow Steamer.

NEW YORK. July THE Old Domin-
ION Steamship Company's side-Wheelcr,
Old Dominion. from Richmond ana Nor
folk broke down ON her passage north
and was taken in tow by tho steamer
jefferson. of the same line. bound from
Now York and Norfolk, and brought 90
this port. The ola Dominion broke her
centre pin when just northeast of the
light ship at one oclock yesterday after
noon. During thc night The south bound
steamer jefferson of the old Dominion
lime hove in sight and on signa passed
line to tho disabled steamer and toWed
hcr fc the Sandy Hook ight shin where
She was taken in charge hy tugs The
jefferson resumed her voyage south.
Thc Old Dominion had several paasen-
gers.
Ar the Office of the line 10 was stated
t WAS expected that The odd Dominion
would boz 300 service again within week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
THE VOLUNTEER OFFICERS.
Must Have Served in the Late War
with Good Records.

WASHiNGTON. July THE President
to-day brought before me Cabinet the
plan for 0mcerins the provisional arm4.
.The decision to appoint the ,oloneis ana
lieutenant coloucls oi the volunteer req
iments from among ihe regular army oil
those WHO served durins tne spanish,
ana volunteers from among those VINO
served iu the volunteer army with credit,
was heartily approved by The members
OF the Cabinet The records of the Noiun-
loor officers are 10 be carefully looked
90 in the selection or officers below the
rank of lieutenant colonel
II was stated 40 the War Department
To-day. that almost every officer VINO
served in the volunteer army during the
war with Spain and who has been honor
ablv mustered out. has again offered his
service to meet the needs of the Philip
pine campaign.
Altogethcr no less than 1000 a9nlics-
tions for commissions in the new voun-
tcer army now forming have been reeeiv-
"a at the War Department and have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
WHAT ELLIS SAYS,
lie Asks Suspension Of Judgment.
Charges Against His Wife.

-. -
'h"rEeS N~''''S' '''9 w.
Jauad q. Ells mas "Il''-h ''
ment for the press in which he says.
.ror dars have been suffering in si-
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the ne" epapris on account OBJ '"e -'."
7'II'" '"', "'' '''", '''
would h'i I'f ihS i-"' "i'n a's u
word inal Woula lhJui' H'i l ".' ."'
of her case. hu D ask iht p""h' '' s.a
pend Judgment a7 '' nlf SUNNY
for me unfortunate "l"'l. ,..,.....
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n"lnihs 'i ''e ."''' 'U ".'', .t''.
i5 i"F"IFeH "l'H '1' 'r'' .-t
~ .,,,'.lt..t ,.bu.. sf
ltIlh- "hh lever ''"''"'F'
Hork ih're
lic claims TO nave Deen Hi'IiI." ''
Weldon. y. a. ODD November i>', 't
man ai ltr -ltuol-i'"s'' "." ''''
iee oi 81 ifr 'iIeI'7 lAN"'"F v" '''
part Of his "lle.
E'h. Is quoted fs ratlhb NheH N' ''"l.
back to Richmond lo Doe mNa itIe" oul
his wife was stopping 900 Nn. .i' norm
Eleventh street, aud ih'' he also went
there to board. then ait elhS lhe "I7-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
Hudded Together on a Mound Sur
rounded by Reptiles.
ALL TRAINS ARE SUSPENDED.
Except West Bound on the southern
Pacific-Business In the Town or
Richmond Entirely Suspen
ded aud the Provisions
There are Run
ming Low

DUKE. TENAS. July The food sit
uation is more grave to-day. The river
rose two feet during the night and Is
stiu rising The life-savers from Calves
ton started out soon after daylight and
are doing splendid work. The Galveston
crews brought in sixty-eight refugees
last night from the high embankment at
the Santa Fs bridge over tho Brazos,
where the people had taken refuge.
Refugees are hocking in from all sides
OF the river Four deaths by drowning
are reported here in the last twcnty-tour
hours. The dead are. Elias Desay tcoi-
oreN. Mrs. Adams an aged white wo-
man. Nose King (coloref) ana a child or
Henry Snow (c0l0red).
A THOUSAND STARVING.
ST LOUIS. MO. July IA special To
the Post Dispatch from Austin, Texas,
says: Governor Sayers to-day received a
message from Sealy over the long-dis-
tance telephone saying that one thousand
persOns. who had taken refuge on
mound three miles below there, are slow
lv perishing for want of food. To add 10
the horror the unfOrtunates ara surround
ed by poisonous reptiles Huddled TO-
gether with the human beings are several
hundred OF live stock. A number OF those
ON the mound have received bites from
the reptiles and are I'm dying condition.
BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
RICHMOND. TEXAS. July Never IN
the history II Richmond were such scenes
witnesses as are depicted to-day. busi-
ness Is practically suspended. Many plan
tations are under water. All trains save
those on the Southern Pacinc west nave
boen abandoned. Provisions are running
low and unless something * done quickly
there win be great suffering here within
a few days
IL IS believed there VII, be AZ the very
least from 300 u 5.V9 persons 10 teed
from this place within a week. stories
of drowning and disasters are coming IN
constantly but they cannot be verined
although IL is probable that many ~ them
are correct. The water has reached The
river bridge and is dashlng between the
iron guy-rods under it and for the mrs.
time the railroad company mas stopped
all traffic over II. -.
OrINTANA. Tex, July l.-hlsp
bodies noated down tho river and lodge
on the beach az Darden. -Four of tnen
were white woman and three eh'
dren. and four were negroes
AID FOR SUFFERERS
NEW YORK. July THE New Yors
Mutual Life Insurance Company through
It's president. Richard r McCurdy. today
telegraphed 10 Governor savers. 81 reSas'
10 draw upon that company for the sum
Of 5000 I'm aid Of the sufferers OF ths
Brazos river foods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
W0RSHIPPED IN
THE RAIN STORM
Christian Endeayorers' Tent Leaked,
BIt lacy Rls3i Un)3..a5 and
Defed the Torrents.

DETROIT. MICH. July THE mooted
que tiou of the number of the people
brought into Detroit by the Christian En-
de,vor Convention cropped ont at the
outset OF to-nighrs meeting ia Tent Fin
deav0r when Secretary Baer took occa-
sion to publicly criticise the Detroit news
papers FOR saying that the influx of dele
gates from other States was not nearly
as great as has been anticipated in the
local committees estimates. The secre-
tary insisted that the Christian Endeayor
tents had never been SO crowded and
overlooking at every one Of the mass
rlootfn~
The address of the evening was by
President John Henry Barrows OF Ober-
lin College. During its delivery the rain
again descended. increasing until the
noise ON the roof almost drowned the
sound OF DR. Barrows voice. and he was
compelled 90 desIst Umbrellas were
raised am over tha tent. hut comparative
ly Few left and the crowd stayed and
sung song after song. overcoming all
sounds of the storm and an IDEAS Of In
creising discomfort At icneth tine rain
decreased .long enough 90 allow Dr. Bar
rows tO proceed
MANY MEETlNGS
Largely attended eyangelistic services
We're held during the noon hour at fac
tories. public squares and wharves
throughout the city The afternoon was
given up To- conferences i'm the large
churches AZ Westminster Presbyterian
many gathered FOR special pastors con
ference under the direction Of Rev DR..
Stewart of Harrisburg. Pa.
The afternoon feature OF interest for
Endeav0rors was conference of district
and city union officers
Other features were conferences Of
junior societies workers. of the "Fioat-
ing Society" and OF the Travellers
Union"
STILL AFTER ROBERTS.
Another resolution was authorized pro-
testing acainst the seating OF Congress
msn-elect Brigham H. Roberts of Utah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
CUBANS IN RICHMOND.
Two Wealthy Planters Hcre-rhey
Praise Gen. Lee.

Messrs. j. NJ. Quintero and j j.. Do
minqucz from the Province OF Pinar del
Rio. Cuba. are at Fords Hotel They are
here on pleasure trip
These gentlemen are wealthy tobacco
uists They viii visit Washington. Phila-
delphia. Now York Chicago and other
cities while in this country
Mr Domlnquez told "a Times reporter
that business on the island Is improving
rapidly and the people are settling down
to work Hc says there is strong and
growing sentiment in favor Of annexation
90 the United States.
Asked about General Lee. he said: "He
IS mighty popular-far more so than Cen
eral Brooke Our people have me great
est confidence in him. Whenever he ape
pears ON the streets the people crowd
about and cheer him ln fact he is
fairly id0lized bog the Cubans.
The Cuban visistors viii go this morn
ing TO see the statue of General R. D..
Lee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
WALKERS SIDE OF
THE CASE HEARD
He Testified That He thought Ham
i.ton Was Drawing a Pistol and
His Life Was in Danger,

BRISTOL TENN. July euacial.-
Tho defence n thr trial OFF Congress-
mau James A. Walker con udcI it- tnsii-
m1nr a. noon to-day. having introduced
only two witnesses. including the de-
feudaut
~ i Hamilton was put on The stand
to testify to threats against lne defend
amt which he stated Doe had overheard
ou ono occasion withou. being appraised
or who The parties making The threats
were
HIS LIFE THREATENED
General Walker detailed the difficulty
leading 90 the shooting as he remembered
90 According 10 his testimony. Doe un-
derstood Hamilton to- have threatened
his life and was of The impression that
Hamilton was fumbling about his pocket
for "a pistol with which 20 carry his
threact into execution. With This impress
sion the General says he drew der-
ringer and fired upon Hamilton.
Within two seconds after General
Walker shot Hamilton hc heard another
shot and felt the BAH enter his body bat
dId not SEQ who fred it. Turning Doe saw
George j. Davis. "a stenogropher draw
ug Dis pistol and saw Davis fire the
second shot. which entered The witness
body
WHY HID WAS ARMED
General Walker gave as bis reason 'or
being armed on the night of the diff
Guilty ihaf Dice had been repeatedly warn-
ed hy al least twenty persons that his
life Was in danger ana that Doe ought Co
arm himself Tho General was permitted
to name The parties who. De said. were
nearly always attending upon the contest
proceedings and who. hc had been tolu.
were armed and prepared Co do him
bodily harm.
10 was hroueht ont ON cross-cxaHliuation
that most of The parties named as having
been probable consp spirators were not in
attendance 0u the night of the dImcu'if.
Among those whom General Walkor
named as having warned him of danger
were eN-Congrcssmln Fulherson ANA
Captain j. n Wood. now part of his
counsel
REBUTTAL EVIDENCE.
I'm tae afternoon the prosecution intro
duced witnesses n rehutial Mr.. naml-
tou was one of these witnesses ilc dee
rfed thc threats attributed 10 him ln the
testimony of Attorney Burson denied he
had threatened the no o' General Walk
cr ON The night OF the shoot.ng and also
that be made a demonstration as though
reaching for a pistol.
The Court gave the counsel time 10
prepare instructions. and these were arr
rued tonight. The case Will be argued
tomorrow and 10 Is probable a verdict
will be reached by night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
GOV, TYLER TO RUN2
Information In Norfolk That lie Will
Oppose Senator Martin.

NORFOLK. VA. July THE Virginian-
Pilot Will say tomorrow that Governor
j. Hoge Tyler will soon become a cam
didate 90 succeed Hon. Thomas S. Mar
tim in the United States Senate. This in-
formation is derived from close per-
sonal and political friend of the Governor,
and is undoubtedly. correct
Governor Tyler. in Difference TO the
wishes of free silver advocates, and the
promoters of the May Conference. it is
said. viii become candidate. but win
not engage i'm any unseemly scramble
for the office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
NO CONSOLIDATION.
Report Of Consolidation Of the South
eru and L. An Denied

ATLANTA. GA. July THE Constitu-
ton tomorrow will say: The rumor that
the Southern and the Louisville and
Nashville are 10 be consolidated. IS re-
garded as absurd by railway men. The
two systems are working in harmony
but no one who understands their rela-
tlons gives the slightest credonce 10 the
report that they are 20 be merged The
rumor that the consolidation Of the two
great systems would occur was am infer
ence drawn from the rumor that Mr.
Culp expected 90 go with the Louisville
and Nashville Even If that We're true
the inference would be ridiculous Rail-
way men laugh at the whole matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
Iuua's sIayer Acaui,tcd.

MANILA. July 1-7.3o p. M-The trial
ar Cabautan OF the slayers Of General
Luna the Filipino leader, who was as
sassuated by the guard Of Aguina!do' .
residence g. ended. The accused we're
acquitted ON the ground OF seif defense.
The testimony showed there was con-
spracy upon the part OF Luna and other
officers 20 kll AgunaIdo and make Luna
dictator.
Lunas death seems 10 have strength
ouad Aguinaldo's leadership FOR the time.
Lunts supporters are now outWardiy
loyal 10 AguInaldo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
TRIAL OF PlLKINT0N.
Il VIII Probably Take Place Early in
August.

COL w. =. Wickham, counsel FOR W. c.
PnNnton. bad an interview with his
client iu the city jail yesterday after
noon. The Colonel Will visit Powhatan
Courthouse to-day.
SO additional counsel has been cm-
poycd hy Mr.. Pnklnton. nor has any
one been engaged TO assist Judge Wat
kins iu the prosecution
The next term of Powhatan County
Court Will be held on the hrst Monday
n August A grand jury viii at that
time investigate the pilkinton case.
Should Doe Doe indicted 70 is probable that
his trial will take place an that term.
Some gentlemen sul insist that eye
Witnesses 10 the shooting other than
those who testified az the inquest Will
give "a new version of the affair. but they
decline 10 give the names OF those who
viii offer such testimony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

WASHINGTON. July AT tine sugges-
tion off me President. there has been a
change I'm the assignment of colonies Of
the new regiments Colonel Petit. who
was Yesterday assigned 20 the Twenty
eighth Infantry 10 he organized at Camp
Meade. Pennsylvania has now been as
signed to the Thirty-drst Regiment. which
will Doe organized az Fort Thomas Ky
and will be composed of troops raised In
Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee.
40 selection has set been made f1r an
officer 90 command the TWenty-eighth
RngImeni.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
SUMMARY or TO-DAY'S NEWS.



Midnight burglar in youns isdys
room.
statesmont
Bishop G.. C.. peuick resigns as rector
0f ST. Marks church
-Jarrad e. Ellis makes a statement
-Cubans visiting Richmond.
city committee meets Tuesday night
90 decide date ~ primary.
state.
A Danvine citizer viii sue the city on
account of vaccination ordinance.
j. e. Ellis story is difcredtei IN Wei
don.
MIR. f.. G. Leigh. Jr., re-elected presi-
dent OF Southern Grocers Association;
Supreme Court WIFI dispose of the
docket bv Monday.
Reported in Norfolk that Governor
Tyler will oppose Hon. Thomas :. Lafun
for United States Senate.
keel or smother Morgan liner laid at
Newport News.
behalf in Bristol
General
Mrs Marguerite Dickins burned to
death hy A gasoline explosion In Wash
ington.
the story OF suffering.
Democrats IN washington discredit re-
nort that senator Martin will succeed
Senator Jones.
-Dun's report shows few failures for
first half ~ the year
Mr. Rryan speaks at a dollar din
ner" IN Columbus.
Scranton and Paterson dropped from
Atlantic Bsse- Ball League.
Foreign.
bulgarian police have arrested tho
would-ne assassin OF King Milan.
Admiral Cervera acquitted BY the
Spanish court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

NEW YORK July r The steam yacht
Fradhll owned hy Edward $. stokes
formerly OF the Hoffman House was cut
in two and sunk tonight IN a collision
with .hc steam wrecking lighter Hustler.
of tho Merritt & Chapman Wrechng
Company. ia North river. There We're al
least dft.tn persons. five ~ whom were
women. on board the yacht al the time
OF Tine collision