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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

with increased membership and larger
contributions. Messrs. g. J. Stevenson
and G. w Glenn, OF Accomack' ". T.
Wise. Of Northampton, and j. l. fIige'
OF Salisbury Md, were elected Jay He't
gates To the annual conference VIZ" -
j Hvslop Thomas c. kclam, ,. ".
Anes and r. r. Hines. alternates.
The next conference Will meet III N"cn-
The funeral OF General ". w. West,
whose death has been noticed IN your
columns. took place at historic 0ld ~
Georges church, and was very iafsVts
attended. The General was IN MS elsh.s .
dfth year. and had long been o prom
inent flgure in his county always enJog-
ing the respect and confidence OF those
who knew him. His honorary pali-bear-
era wore. Captain Thomas Johnson, aged
eighty-nine. John w. Tankard. aged
eishty-eight: Henry r. Nelson. eighty
three. pr Arthur Watson, eighty-two,
and James J. Blackstone. John W. II.
Parker and DR. Oswald b. Finney, each
between eighty and eighty-one. THESE
gentlemen were his boyhOOd friends, and
were selected by him during his Illness
BY the death OF Mr.. william J. Neville,
Sr.. Friday last our town loses familiar
figure His age was about eighty-tWo,
and he had been engaged as an under
taker here for more than nifty years "A
fondness for telling jokes and inak,lhg
puns upon almost everything It's Iast
words. when first stricken with para lysls.
We're pun upon the name or neishoor
who asked II he was recognized.
The date OF holding the harrington
carnp- meeting has been changed from
August nth 10 the 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

HAVANA. July 23.-Five public meet
incs were held to-day for the purpose Of
urging the necessity of holding poDu-
lar election for AlCaldes, ayuutamientos
ana an municipal officers. Juan Gualberto
Gomez. Manuel Sanguilly and other prom
inent orators spoke. The speeches were
calm i'm tone. and nothing was said
against the Americans The holding of
elections is considered premature by the
authorities IL will he necessary 20 first
take a census OF the inhabitants and
then TO decide who will have the right 10
vote
Judge Dosldero Montorio has commenced
proceedings against Editor CoIzo. Of the
Union Espanola. who is charged with
having assaulted Inspector oi Police Her
nandez az theatre last week. Senior
Corzo viii appeal to the Spanish Consul
General on the ground that be is being
persecuted by the Cuban element lie
alleges that Hernandez first assaulted
him Judge Montorio is SDaniard-
New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
ncsnIts NJ BRIGHTON Reach.

NEW YORK. July 2.-Results at
Brighton Beach. Summaries:
First race-one mies-Bish0p Reed q TO
- first Rare Perfume Is TO and 30 j.
second strangest rs TO y ,hird. Time.
1.4f %.
Second receive furlongs -Mynher a to
ID FIRST. jamaica 80 to j second Beyer-
age go TO D. third. Time. l;o lily .te
finished second but was disqualified.
Third race-one and sixteenth miles
Kirkwood Oh to % first, Maxine IS 90 8
and ! to o second Tamor Is to u third.
Time. 1850
Fourth race-hye and half furlongs-
Lndemcre C5 TO j. frst Her La'- ship
% Co 10 and 1 10 3 second, Eileen DAILY
rj) 90 ID third Time. 1909 rs.
Fifth race-seven furlongs-Roysicr oil
to % first. The Elector Oh to and 20 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
American Nerve

A hundred yards further on and the
south lines were reached. Here there
were a number of trOOps-tifty-brst Iowa
grouped I'm rear OF a small battery, con-
slsting Of two OF the Aston Battery guns.
manned by "a detachment Of the sixth
Artillery These guns were protected Dy
sand bags. 20 the right lay the -Four
tenth Infantry. and 90 the lctt me lOMas,
their trenches at places covered Win
roofs OF thatch and sheltor-teuts- Some
troops of the Fourth Cavalry were on
the extreme right az the beach Soldiers
We're walking about uncOncernediN Wnlie
every now and then the sharp report OF Il
MauScr was heard iu the hay bamboo
foliage few hundred yards away. An
old artillery sergeant explained This
sharpshoOtcr business. firing az quiet men
I'm trenches. Is an nonsense Now ana
then some one gets hit; but what 81 that.
they can't clean out the whole command.
They don't accomplish anything. ana
they waste ammunition We don't reply
unless they show signs OF closing up ana
becoming dangerous do You see them
there. two OF them are in that treef
They look Ike punches Of cobWebs
They're tied no with ropes Even II you
hit them. an yOu'll see fall. perhaps. VIII
be a hat and there's no satisfaction IN
that" Whuz-zweep, and r. splinter few
from bamboo rafter over the trench
"Ye'd better come down now or We III got
fl. those fellows are shooting better every
day"
on the drive back % the Pasig one
could NOT dismiss from mind the thoueht
Of what iron nerve and sublime patience
a. must take go live day after day under
that vicious fire. 20 find every night that
the enemy was creeping UP. hoping 70
innict some damage. however trifing he
fore he was discovered and driven or
There is no thought NJ glorious victory
I'm 10. no exhilaratiOn Of charge, nothing
hut natiencc and fireless vigilance for
u..fr 10 NnnfI a
thin line ~ men while the bulk Of the
army advances toward the north on tho
other aank-r .ie.'tenant A. 4. Alderman
IN Golfers Weekly.
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STRIKERS DISCHARGED.
No Proof Against the Alleged by
namitcrs In Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, July 2i-Police Magis-
trate Jacob Il. Breencr Of Brooklyn, to-
DAY discharged from custody the twenty
one men arraigued for the alleged dyna-
mite scheme TO blow up the elevated rail-
way structure ar Fifth avenue and Thr-
ty-siNth street last week.
The contention Of their attorney that
no evidence had been given 10 show their
connection with any conspiracy was up
held.
The decision Of the court was followed
bv rounds of cheers, mingled with cat
calls for the company ID was stated that
Mr. kappcr. the attorney, has been au-
thOrized by several OF the men 10 begin
suit for false Imprisonment.
Magistrate Nostraud has referred AL
bert r. Sweeney. former railroad cm-
plovc. To the District Attorney with com
phints AGAINST the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit Company based on violations OF the
p.hour law. lie had asked the magis-
trate for warrant for President Rossi-
ter's arrest
Mr. Rossitcr admitted to-day that the
comnanv was I'm urgent need Of 400 men
for it's extra list. lie has promised 70 re-
instate the most unoifending OF the old
hands.
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DEWEY ACCEPTS.
lie Cablcd Mayor Van Wyck From
Trieste Yertcrday.

NEW YORK. July 4.-Mayor Van
Wyck to-day received the following cable
gram from Admiral Dewey.
Trieste. July oath.
ITO Mayor Van Wyck. New YORK:
Letters received and invitation &C
cepted Expected 10 arrive about Octo-
Ter first VIII cable definitely from
Gibraltar Have written.
(siened DEWEY"
Admiral Dewey's cabiogram is IN re-
sponse 90 am invitation from the mayor
asking him 90 be- the guest OF the cily
upon his arrival I'm New York, ana re-
qucsting him TO express any desires ne
may nave In connection with the pro-
gramme Tor his reception
The Committee on Land Parade anu
Decorations FOR the Dewey reception met
to-day and decided 20 invite the Governor
of each state To send "a portion or the
whole of the national guard to take part
IN the land parade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

WASHINGTON. July 2i.-Surgeon-Gen-
eral Sternberg has received the following
from Major Greatly at Havana.
Harvard reports from Santiago. July
22d. on yellow fever situations 18th. no
new cases. three deaths. two enlisted men.
one civilian. Both. three new cases. one
enlisted man. one female nurse. one civil
ian. no deaths. DIST. 800 case. no deaths.
Armstrong. from Puerto Principe re-
ports /. July 9st. four cases. two soldiers
residing I'm the city. one tcamster one
civilian. July I'D. nothing new.
A dispatch has been received from Gen
eral Brooke copying one from General
Weed. in which the latter says they have
the yellow fever situation under control
in Santiago.
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NO JURISDICTION.
The United states Appeals From an
Adverse Decision.

WASHINGTON. July 2t-Attorney-Gen-
eral Griggs has directed that in the case
of United States against the Supervisors
of Copian county. Miss. and the Virginia
Bridge Company, an appeal be taken
from the recent adverse decision OF Judge
Niles. OF the United states.
The suit was brought TO restrain the
defepdants from erecting a bridge with
out "a draw across the Pearl river, on the
orouud that it would interfere with the
NAVIGATION of that stream. Judge Niles
held that at that point the river was not
navieable. and hence the United States
had mo- jurisdiction of it. The government
holds 10 the contrary on the question Of
jurisdiction insisting that the river is
navigable at certain portions Of the year
and viii contest the matter further IN
the United states Circuit Court OF APP
peals. sitting at New Orleans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

III a dollar be a dollar,
Honest cloth without deceit.
You may melt IL up or smelt II
Ana it's value won't retreat.
Melt ten dollars. silver dollars,
In little smelling pot,
And the silver slug resulting
Sells for only fVe tho lot.
But melt gold dollars, ten Of them,
In the self-same smelling pot,
And tho little slug remaining
Quickly sells for ten the lot.
Now. will you tell ne. kindly tell me,
How can two things equal be,
When the little glowing furnace
Turns one TO half. you seer
Never vet was there equation
That demanded lee slatiOn
10 establish equality,
Equation is equaUen, or else fcllacy.
And am thinking. calmly thinking,
That a voter has little sense
IL he votes 60 coin dollar
Which will smelt 20 tifty cents.
a LOUISA POET.
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a large force The philpots say the lat
ter includes the Whitc-Howard faction.
on the other hand, the Morris faction say
that the Bakers have made common
cause with the Phnpots. Both sides will
march fully armed into Manchester. ar
irving at O'Clock tomorrow morning TO
attend the trial.
Il IS stated that Deputy Davis
Chadwick, OF the White-Howard faction.
has openly espoused the cause OF the
Griains. 10 IS hard 20 conceive how. I'M
der these circumstances. conflict can be
avoided tomorrow.
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Jannnese Hot Baths.

Here is a point that English folks
might learn from the japanese The
reason We are inclined In this country 20
catch cold after taking a hot bath IN
the daytime Is that We do not take IL
hot enough. II only you have the water
as near boiling point as possible. there
Is no fear Of your getting cold after
ward
The japanese revel in these hot tubs.
They take them three and four times a
day. In some districts Of Japan. be-
lie,ye. the lpeople are amphibious. for
months al a time they live practically
IN the water A japanese once called
upon me. and he apologized at the out
set Of our conversation for being 80 un-
mannerly and dirty, for ne had only had
tine TO take two hot baths that day.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Preparingto Vacate.

WASHINGTON. July "a Secretary Al
ger returned TO Washington to-day and
Was I'm his office early. soon after his
arrival Assistant Secretary Meikleiohn
Joined him and they had consultation
regarding matters $50 the Department and
the turning over of the department ia
General Ayers successor Assistant
Secretary Meikleiohn win be in charge
until Mr. Root qualities on August lsi'
Secretary Alger expecting 10 be absent
iu the interval
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

LONDON. july 2l.-In he House OF
Commons to-day Nr. Michael DaVitt'
member for south Mayo. asked me toV-
rrnr,rnf ir in View I'D the fact chat The
conduct Of Mrs May6ricR ~ prison had
been uniformly good the officers would
NOT recommend royal clcmcncy ia her
case. ., 81. H.
ce.-.tarv said chat hr was unable 90
hold out hone of exceptional -reatm nt ~
Mrs MAVERICK. Tho Home SECRETARY
added that be was not aware .9f the
existence of any reason for royal clem-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
OUR F0RTlFICATI0NS.
Gratifying Reports a. 10 the Work on
Our Three Coats.

WASHINGTON. July 4.-General VII
son chief of engineers, has been receiv-
ing repous from the engineer officers
upon the fertilization work accomplished
during the past fiscal year The reports.
which show gratifying results, cover
work upon the Atlantic coast, the Gulf
OF Mexico and the Pacihs coast. Besides
the regular annual appropriation eXpend-
cd upon fortiicatiOns. there were availa-
bic funds from the appropriation Of fifty
millions for national defence just before
tho war with Spain and the engineer
corps has been able 90 make rapid pro-
gress I'm the way of completing fortifca-
lions which were under way and in be-
ginning now projects The coast defence
of the United States is now I'm such a
state as TO make the country well pro
tcctcd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
TlDlNGS FROM TAZEWELL
Hung Jury in a Forgery Case-Repui
licans Tor Tyler.

POCAHONTAs. va. July Special
The case Of the Commonwealth VS., j..
W. Farmer, for forgery. was called on
Wednesday the l9h Hon j. II. stuart
presiding Barnes Gillespie and VI. T.
Browning for tho prosecution. W. NJ. Min
ter and Graham and Henry for the de-
fence. and after three days hard fight
ing the case was given To- the jury. ana
they after some hours consultation failed
10 agree and were discharged.
The choice between Tyler and Martin
for senator was freely discussed on the
court green our county that seems hope
lessly Republican seems willing. ] mean
the Republican par, of ito run Tyler
Democrat this time We say, Come on
boys. We arc IN me hght with you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
HEAD-ON COLLISION.
Eneincer Thrown Forty Feet and Is
caprs-Othcr- Fatally Injured.

BRISTOL. TENN. July 2t-speciaL--
A head-on collision between two freight
trains said % be- due to an error in orders
occurred D ar Pulaski. Va, ON the Nor
folk and Western railway, at an early
hour this morning.
Engineer John b Hager, OF the east
bound freight. was caught under bis en-
CINE and seriously scaided and cut about
The head. Fireman Houston Page, or the
vost-bound train. was caught under an
overturned car and had an ugly sash cut
iD his head and IS probably fatally in
jurcf
The romainders Of the crews escaped
without serious injuries. although en-
cinecr Davis. OF the south-bound train
was thrown forty feet
The engines were badly damaged and
five cars were demolished. The track was
blocked six or eight hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

A goodly crowd journeycd OUT 10 inc
bah park yesterday afternoon 10 witness
game between Richmond ana Newark
There was considerable Kicking Whth u
was announced That the Newark team
had failed 60 reach Richmond.
The Ehcrubs were on mana, ana lhe
game was awarded 10 them-score 90 o.
II was afterwards stated that Newark
was not ON hand. owing 10 "a misundcr-
standing as 10 the guarantee, but that
matters had been cleared mp ana the
teams would play here this afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
BATTLEFIELD PARKS,
\ New Bill 10 Be Submitted Modifying
Fredericksburg Plans.

WAsHINGTON. July 2t-Colonel d. u.
Wheeler and COL Charles Bird. the two
army officers who recently visited me
battlefelds IN and around Frederlcks-
burg have submitted their report to the
war Department. The result VIII De a
new bin which will be presented 60 Con-
eress al the next session The change
win omit the proposed purchases 81 land
I'm Stafford county and the streets IN
fredericksburg, and VIII extend TO spot
svlvania G.. a.. hatfield some distance 70
the south The boundaries Of the Chan@
cellors field have been modified and th>
point where Lee aud Jackson held their
iost interview has been omitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
THE FEU0 SITUATION.
The Phslpots. Norrises ana Griiiins
Mastering Armed Forces.

LONDON. Ky. July 23-The gravity Of
the situation az Manchester KY, and gen
orally throughout Clay county cannot be
oyerestlmafod Many nOn-cOmDaiants
have len their homes. abandoning their
crops, and as many others as can VIII
leave soon. Even here in London the IN
security Il felt 70 such an extent that
Boine families are leaving.
An outbreak Is expected for tomorrow,
tho day set for the trial 81 the Phipets.
aocused Of killing Aaron Morris and
others. Both PARTIES are musterisg armed
foroes for marching into Manchester 10.
morrow morning. The Ph.ipois have
fty>two armed horscmen and no one
knows how many foOtmen.
asaa Morris and Criiin faction also have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

CONVICTION, GA, July PA north.
bound passenger train on the central oi
Georgia railroad cOllidcd with "a eohstfuc-
ton train ON "a trestle near this city to-
night Roth engines and several ears iell
thirty feet into a ravue- Engineer Crit
fin and Fireman Teasley are badly IN
jurod. Engineer Matthias. OF me passen-
ger train. who escaped, says there were
three tramps under his engine, and that
they are under the wreck. None OF the
passengers were injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

what bright eyes YOU have" said
the visitor to fve-year-old Tommy. You
must get plenty Of sleep
"Yes'm. he answered. my mamma
makes me go to bed every night at
O'clock"
That's to keep you healthy" said the
visitor.
mo. II Isn't Mamma wants TO mend
my clothes"-Stray Stories.
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Moro Now Omcers.

WASHINGTON. July 2i-The following
appointments In the volunteer army have
been made.
TO be captains Ellison y. Gllmer first
lieutenant Company ID, Second North
Carolina Volunteers. John 4. Wagner
captain First North Carolina volunteers
TO Dee first ioutcnant-Lawrence ;. Car
son. captain First South Carolina Nolrn-
tcers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

CHARLOTTESVILLE. July Especial.
The Confederate reunion az Palmyra, Flu
wanna county, Saturday was highly
iut resting over one thousand people at
tended Albemarle, Madison. Greene and
Fluvanna counties being well represented.
The address OF the occasion was made
by Captain Micajah Woods. There was
an inexhaust.bie supply OF yiands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

WASHINGTON. July 2i.-Mnlster Hart
at Bogota has telegraphed the Depart
mont of state that Randolph. the Amcri-
can charged with murder has been sem
fenced 10 fourteen years imprisonment.
which Is the same sentence imposed as
tho result Of a previous trial. An APP
peal viii be taken.
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NO CLAIM MADE.
Italy Has Not a. Yet Demanded In
demniiy for Lynchcd Italians.

WASHINGTON. July 4-The Italian
Charge d'Anaires. Count Vinci called at
the State Department to-day and had a
talk with Mr.. Hill Assistant Secretary OF
State. concerning the Louisiana lynching.
Count Vinci submitted nothing further
from the italian authorities and evinced
satisfaction with what had been already
done by the officials here Thus far there
has been mo- suggestion that indemnity or
other form of PREPARATION would be expect
a. the representations having been con-
fined to securing information ON the SUBJ
fect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

LANCASTER, PA. July 4.-ln an in
toresting game to-day Lancaster defeat
ed Allentown by score of four 10 three.
Lancaster succeeded IN punching several
hits IN the third and fourth and Stimmei
was wild. while Wilhelm was very steady
and kept the hits scattered until the
ninth. when Allentown strung together
three hits and gave the locals "a scare.
The score.
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wnkcsbarrc. =: Reading. l..

WILKESBARRE PA. July EFT was
a pitchers battle here to-day. and mp 90
the ninth inning but twenty-five men
came 20 the plate FOR Wilkesbarre
Thatcher allowed but two hits up To- that
state Wilkesbarre went I'm the last .un-
Ing and punched two singles and dnu-
HE. with Clymer's long fly 20 Belts, won
the game Reading had the bases full
IN their half of the ninth. but could not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

NEWARK y. J.. July 2i-It was stated
here tonight that the Newark team did
not play at Richmond to-day owing TO "a
misunderstanding over financial matters.
This was amlcably fixed this afternoon.
and the Newark players will leave for
Richmond tomorrow morning 10 play
the game scheduled.
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BrYan Invited.

sTACNTON. VA. July 2i-spocia'.-A
committee has been a2po MED, consist ny
OF Ileuttnant-Governor Edward Echols,
Congressman J. NJ Quarlos and others 10
inyte William J. Bryan TO make the open
ing address OF the large street carnival
10 be held here the first week In October.
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Whore They Play 10 Day.

Philadelphia at Pittshurg.
Washington at Clcyeland
Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Louisville.
Baltimore at Chicago.
New York at 81. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
Lightning Kills Three.

BERLIN. July "a During thunder
storm yesterday forty persons who were
leaning against wire railing at the
Charlottenburg cycle Track. were struck
by lightning. Three were killed and
twenty were severely injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

Chicago, s; Baltimore, 4.
81. Louis, 3. New York. ,.
Brooklyn. s. Louisville, 3.
Washington. S. Cincinnati. 5.
Cincinnati, z; Washington 0.
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WILL PLAY HERE TO-DAY, SURE.
The Chcruhs Awarded Yesterdays
Game % 20 O-Othcr Atlantic
League Games played All
Rigbt-Thc Results.
Standing of the Clubs.


Richmond-Nowark mo game).
Wnkcsbarre. 2. Reading, ].
Lancaster. 4: Allentown, 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

CINC1NNATf. July A--Ihe V""IH-
pions easily out-playcd the Reds to-day
and won their eighth game from lhe
,orsis Dvver was forced to retire after
the hfth. -
score Oy innings; X H. T.
,oston...... ...OO2051OOo-H -
batteries Dryer, Taylor and feitz
and wood. Nichols and Clarke. Umplres-
Mananssau and Latham. Time, 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

Pierce's Golden Medical discovery
stands without an equal. It purihes the
blood. cieanses the system OF poisonous
accumulahons, nourishes the starved
nerves and builds up the entire BODY,
blood and bone, muscle and nerve.
II is with pleasure that tell YOU what Dr.
PieTcc's Golden Medical Discovery aud Pellets
have done for me- writes Mrs. T. " Palmer,
OF Peedc, Kaufman Co. Texas vo years
ago 7 was taken with stomach and bowel uouoie
Everything ate would put me IN distress
lived two weeks on milk and even mat gave M
pSin. FELT as though 1 would aarve 10 deeth,
Three doctors attended me one SAID nag
dyspepsia. two said catarrh Of the stomach ana
bowels. They attended me lone at time io5
one year ] stopped taking their ineocnS
aud tried patent medicine got no better. anq
] grew so weak and nervous my hea;t "yu.u
hutter / could not 90 any kind Of work. Now
] eau do my house work very well. am gaming
in flesh aud strength. and can eat anything
second. Arbaces @ to y third. Time
1.29 3-5
Sixth race-steeple chase about two
miles-Kng r. rs TO b first Rheinstrom
ooven and TO Sd second. Pcrion u5 to j.
third. Time, 4.s5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

Ell PASO, TEX, July A-Mrs. Rich,
given up 10 the Mexican Government,
wrapped the American flag around her
body and entered the prison.