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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
" What Head.
aches riean."

J The dreadful
he a d a c h e $
which women
suffer IN can
nineteen times
out of twenty
that there is
m ore trouble
than headache
There is prob
ably some un
healthy condi-
ton of the del
icate organism
of wouiauhood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09

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&C., @M s V,
H'cHmoNp.yAs
IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN
THE SPECIAL SHIRT-WAIST
SELLING HERE YOU HAVE
PROBABLY HEARD OF IT,
for It Is undoubtedly the greatest
Sbirt-Waist deal Of the season. Inc
lot Includes almost every character
and kind OF shirt-waists that one OF
the best factories of shirt-waists
made up to- retail for 81 and TIC, and
comprise White p. K..' Colored +. H.
White Linens, Colored Madras. Color
ed Ginghams. Colored Peresles. Black
and White, White and Black. and
very thin and medium weight wash
fabrics. The making Is most perfect,
and tie only trouble with them, so
far as the manufacturer Is concerned.
was. they were In lots too small for
him to MI orders. Wise, knowing. and
economical women have been buying
them I'm lots OF one-half and one
dozen each. The assortment is still
very vast. and you can pick from
them at soc. each.
We have 2.5i6 yards. but shall only sell
LII yards at this give-away price: Jap
arese silks, pure white. q inches wide.
and Pretty Figured Japanese silks, q
inches wide; also. l9,lnch Striped Wash
silks, rich and dressy. all at one price.
zoe. yard.
Black AII-siIk Duchess, s5c. yards
worth 81.
Rich, high lustre. pure silk. will not
pull away from the seams; will retain It's
rich lustre and pretty black: get sam
pie for comparison-7oc. yard.
Too many for separate announcement,
but we tell you we have Ready-Made
Suits for ladies', In variety excelled by
none, and at prices way below our COM
petitors Sf.0s up TO s2a.Ds; In most
cases these suits are worth double.
Ladies' Dress Skirts. richest assortment
from Csc. to s. shown In tbs city; the
best In quality and styles, and the very
lowest possible prices. II costs nothing
to see them.
3t7 pairs Of the very best brands 30 and
75c. Corsets, perfect and sound. 3ec. pair.
Kitchen Chairs OF hardwood, nicely
PAINTED spindle back. usually tsc., to-dsy
the price is zoe. These In furniture de-
partment.
Mems Ready-to.wear Percale Shirts.
they have white muslin peck-bands. full
gathered yoke, gle. each.
Ladies' Correct Covers. perfect citing.
usually II 1-2c., to-day &c.
wash Crash Pants, for boys. couldn't
pay for making them at the price we sell
them, Sc. pair.
The kind mother used to buy. simply
because they are the kind that will last
for years; extra heavy, Size 1SxS6. soft az
down. washed. ready for use, Huck
Towels, ~ lie. EACH wear as good as
! any costing 25c.
English manufacture and one OF the
prettiest wash materials made. Bstiste
Percales, I'm Plaid. Striped, or Figured De-
signs. soft as India silks. In colors just
| as rich and colors that are fast. % styles
| to select from, Zoe. yard; worth lSS-lc.
samples cheerfully given.
Yard-Widc Silkollne, 6 different colors,
regular lOc. quality; to-day Use. yard
Canvas Covered. Flat Top. Zink-Lined
! Bottom Travelling Trunks; they are
fastened by cold-drawn steel binding
straps, brass locks, full SIZE sf.s5; worth
| 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN
THE SPECIAL SHIRT-WAlST
SELLING HERE YOU HAVE
PROBABLY HEARD OF IT,

We have 25ls yards. but shall only sell
LIZ yards at this give-away price: Jap
aDese Silks, pure white, q inches wide,
and Pretty Figured Japanese silks. 3
inches wide; also. 19,lnch Striped Wash
silks. rich and dressy. all At one price.
zoe. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
Black AII-siIk Duchess, s5c. yard,
worth H.

Rich, high lustre. pure silk. Will not
pull away from the seams; will retain It's
rich lustre and pretty black: get sam
pie for comparison-75c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09

Book and Job Printing neatly executed
ut the Dispatch Prnting-Houss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
AN EXTRAORDINARY DISPATCH,
The Eavas Agency Prints One From
Its Brussels Correspondent.

PARIS. Nov 2.-The Havas agency this
evening published the following eNtraordi-
nary dispatch which the agency says was
received through its pondent at
Brussels:
Cape Town-The news of the Beers two
victories around LadyInith has creMei
considerable excitement among the Atri-
kaudors. who DO not conceal their joy.
Sir Alfred Miner. the British High Com
missioner SIS much porturbed at their ate
titudc General White. in these two enc
eagcments. lost about $50 men killed,
wounded and prisoners. The Second vic
tory was won by the Free Staters com
manded by Lucas Meyer who seized
Colenso. thus cutting off the retreat of
General white who is wounded The in
vostmont of Ladysmith is complete and
the Beers are masters of Pietermari.z-
burg and the Durham railway
News has reached General White that
Mafelling is closely beeicrel and the Beers
have successfully ropulsed the rorties. The
surrender of MafekinE is expected.
It is also confirmed that the Free Statcrs
have seized Colenburg.
LONDON. Nov. 2-'rho Secretary Of
the War Office who was shown the Cane
Town dis0atch of the Uavas agency. said
the statements made were utterly bGeo-
less Brussels. where the Havas dispatch
originated is the headquarters of Dr.
Levds. the diplomatic agent Of the Trans
vaaI and 70 SIS Thought tho Cape Town disc
patch may be am exaggerated Locr yer-
sion Of the recent f1-trg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03

CHICAGO. Nov 2.-George W. Hyn-
man. managing editor Of the Inter-Oc"an,
and Martin b. Madden. John j. Ryan.
Joseph sullivan, Richard Croake. ana
George p. Gubbins union labor leaders,
were indicted by the grand jury to-day
on charges Of criminal libel and con-
spiracy preferred by II. II. Kohlsaat pro-
prietor and publisher Of the Times Her
aid and Evening Post.
The indictments are due TO an article
published in the Inter-Ocean october 18th
last which accused Mr. Kohlsaat OF maxi
inr false statements and Of being an en-
bezzlor and a swindler. The article is
alleged to have been published by the
committee Of labor leaders, and was
signed by an the men indicted except Mr..
Hynmau.
Martin b. Madden, one Of the men under
Indictment IS business agent Of the Ju-
ni0r Steamhtters' Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
WITH DEAD MAN
LASHED TO MAST
In This Condition the Wrecked
Schooner Carrie A. Lane is lowed
Into Norfolk HarbOr.

NORFOLK. VA, NOV. 2.-Special.-
Arthur Sewolrs wrecked schooner Carrie
A. Lane was tOwed in here to-day with
dead man lashed 10 the stump OF her fore
mast. and captain Of the tug Edgar i.
Luckenbach Koone which towed her told
of two others who were drowned by the
water which during the hurricane out
side. washed over tho wreck upon which
shcy were. and from which the bodies OF
two were finally washed overheard. The
drowned men are Chris Baumhach. or
New York. engineer. who was operating
the donkey engine aboard the Lane. Harry
Tayton Of Pictou, y s. and Frank Nc
Cover Of Brunswick, Ga.
LASHED TO MAST.
Kayton's body was lashed 90 the mast
and as the tug men could NOT board the
wreck at sea. IL was not removed until the
vessel reached this h0rbor
The Lane was wrecked off this coast
month ago and was derciict until recently
WHOM she became trove Of North Carolina
fishermen. Fired meanwhile. 10y tramp,
She Is channel wreck her wasts being
previously reduced to stumps by the
storm The Iuckenbach started from
Lookout Blight y. c.. on sunday last 70
tow her with her cargo OF Timber 20 No
ankle. Conn.
STRUCK HURRICANE.
Monday night the hurricane overhauled
them Five men were taken from New
York hv the tug and put aboard the Lane
To assist Captain F1etchc" in steering.
Whom tho storm arose. the waves rolled
over the wreck and those aboard lGshcd
themselves to the mast stumps. The
donkey boiler got loose. and rolling back
and forth on deck. bruised the confined
men terribly Baunliach was TINS much
hurt and n seaman unlashed HIM lIe
held tho engineer IN his arms for I'VE
hours until the waves rolling over them
almost drowned the latter. who gave uD
the hcht and let wave carry him out
20 eoa.
Tho tug mon seeing the struggle.
sought 90 20 % the assistance of the dis
ressod men bur could not because ~ The
high Seas Finally a desperate effort was
made tho tug let out a life line with buoy
attached end ny this means three Of those
on ,ha wreck We're hauled through the sea
and aboard fho tug
The fury az The storm and .he horror OF
those aboard the tug who saw for hours.
hnt could rot save the drowning men on
.he wriolz. Captain Kene said. he could not
describe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
PRICE TWO CENTS.

One negro man. while trying 30 cross
Broad street at the intersection OF mar
rison. about O'Clock. was knocked uo"h
by a traction car. The ambulance was
summoned and DR.. Cunningham treated
his bruises and eft him.
Mr. on BE Joyful smyth was shgh'ly
injured at Pine and Main streets about
O'Clock. He was Knocked down by a
wes,-bound Main street car and was cut
On the head and face He was taken 10
the Ambulance Hospital and treated by
DR.. Cunningham.
John Glover. negro boy, fell of car
on Broad street at g.l5 O'Clock and had TO
be treated By the ambulance doctor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
Medical corps-Kinod-ofajor Edward

Medical Corps-Kined-Major Edward
Gray.
The list OF names Of the non-commis.
stoned officers and men Killed and wound
cd SIS promised tomorrow
LONDON. Nov. Another list OF cas-
ualues at Dundee was issued by the war
ONCE today. IL gives cighty-two non
commissioned officers and men Of the
Dublin Fusueers missing indicating that
the Boers captured as many Fuslleers
as they did Hussars
DISPATCH FROM LADYSNiITH.
LONDON. Nov. 2-The War Office has
received long dispatch from Ladysmith
timed 1880 this morning. the contents OF
which have not yet developed 10 is
thought possible Il may contain list OF
the casualties foshluns from The disas-
ter on Monday.
The newspapers here continue TO express
Keen pleasure at the sympathy OF the
United States. The ST. James Gazette
says:
Few more graceful examples could
be imagined OF the courteous spirit or
American sympathy with th.s country
which has been so often evident of late.
than the project OF the American ladies'
hospital ship which viii probably bo
lIlfu OUT WILN many Oh tH'HH ENi'i tNaH
nurses whose services were SO highly
valued during The Cuban war. This is
the first example OF a hospital ship pro-
Wded 10y a nation which is az peace for
another during the stress OF war. and the
widespread generous response 90 It's ap-
peals from both sides OF the Atlantic,
show how warmly the merciful idea
IS accepted by the citizens in both coun-
tres'
FIRED on A SHIP.
LISBON Nov News has reached
here that a British warsmp in Delagoa
Bay has fired upon a sailing ship which
was entering the harb0r without display
ca % nag The vessel proved 10 Doe Brit
ish. but there SIS some question here as
90 the right Of Great Britain TO do police
duty Boo a Portuguese port
WASHINGTON. Nov 2-The British
government has now asked that the Boer
government permit MIR Mtrum the
United states Consul 40 Pretoria t0 trans
init once each week Est ol the British
prisoners iu Pretoria with a statement of
thcir condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Nov. 2-Advices
30 the owner here are that the three-mast-
cd schooner Roger Moore. light. from Bos-
ton 20 Brunswick. went ashore during
Tuesdays storm near hinneaket life saw
Ing station below kittyhawk. on the NSrth
Carolina coast. Captain Dix telegrsphs
total ioas
The british steamship Emma from New
Orleans towed into Southport the schoon-
er Ida Lawrence IN distress. The Law
renee has eight feet OF water In her hold
and rigging. carried away
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 2-The schooner
Island CITY from South Atterbury for VIII
mington. n. c.. put in here In distress.
having shifted her rargo in the recent hur-
rlcane and sustained other slight damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03

Local.
A record breaking crowd az the fire.
works
Portion OF the erand-sinnd collapses.
An accident ON west Main street
THE Interstate tournament and races.
Many marriages. Yesterday.
-pichmond's outlook as ship-builting
city
state.
Strong feciinr against the slayer Of
Mr.. william Jolly Taken 10 petersburg
jail for safe keeo.9-, ....., ,.. ,n
Newport News.
The Mcrriits contract 20 pun the
Hayard Barnes or the s1nds.
Meeting OF the Board OF Directors %
the Richmond petsrsburr and ctroiina
railroad and reports on progress of the
work.
THE crew of the Luchenb3ck hive an
awful time with the Carrie A. lane. \
dead man lashcd 20 her foremost
Monitor Puritan and other warshiDs
ordered 20 sea from Norfolk.
General.
Philippine Commission makes preiimi-
nary report.
handsome sword.
Southern cotton snlnners advocate
"open door" In China.
Foreign.
Communication with LAdysmith iDter-
rupted.
-Rombardment still going a.
Kimberley invested by aot0 Beers.
-Astinaldo issues another Sreclama-
tlon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03

CHICAGO Noy 2-Liab.h,ies amounts
Inc almost 10 100000 ap" scheduled 10 "a
petition nied ln thc United states District
Court to-day by Levi B. Doiy capi-
taist who seeks relief under the National
Bankruptcy act. The petitioner is rrfsi-
don't OF me National Fuel Company ana
the teigh Coel oud coke COMPANY. His
scheduled assets aggregate over $Hono
consisting principally Of capital STOCK.
III, heavy liabilities resulting from ~
failure On 1898 of several large coal come
panies IN which Mr. Dolly was interested.
Much of the Indebtedness results from
N, responsibility which Mr.. Doiy took
on himself by endorsing notes for other
persons.
The credliors are ro' secured, except by
the notes which they hold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
Mr.. H0BARI'S
CONDITION.
Al Midnight the vlce-President Was
Sleeping and Had Not Awakened
Since 10 O'clock.

PATTERSON. N. j., Nov. 2-Vice-Presi-
dent Hobart dropped oA 10 seen at 10
o'clock Dr. Newton arrived at the housse.
Tor the night shortly a,ier"ard' ana d'D
not wake him.
In speaking OF The callers at me nous.
~ Hobart tonight toa enc OF the az
tendants 20 Treat al Boy friends well
8 p. M.-vice-Pres.dent Hobart SLEPT
through the afternoon. and is no" restins
quietly. Mr. Hobart takes but little
nourishment. n little milk and erandy.
and occasionally grape Juice.
PATTERSON. y. j., Nov' AT mid
night the Vice-Presiient was sleeping
aad tsd not awafSiel after failing into
a s,sr at 10 ocioek. The house was
in ,..l,.rs at midn.sht' win 'ne eEeep.
tiar Of the sick room. where the Hight
81 burning low.
November a. A. Mo apparent
change Is noted in the condition Of Vice
president Hobart. .,,. x,-,,,
rrorninr Hobart Tuttie said that he wa
sleeping quietly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03

ltk SUI .frcr l l. kNlbAll >.
In The run of Oh tle for first place +.
Bernard Kitchen. knight of clifton, went
first: j. H. Montague. Knight Of Cheri-
coke. went second. ana ID. T. Moselcy,
knight Of brakes Branch. went third.
There were eight ties for a<Pond riace.
and Il took several trials 10 hX fourth
place. which was finally Won b. Frank
EDes. Knight OF Blackstone.
THE CARNIVAL RACES
owing % the change OF date for the
races and tie severe weather early In the
week. "a num.er of hoisemen cancelled
their dates hege and I'm consequence but
two races were run yesterday afternoon.
and some of the same horses ran IN both
events
Notwithstanding tho small sizo OF the
field the events We're very interesting ana
good time was made. although the horses
wcro slow in getting up.
inc hrst race was O half mile dash for
500 purse. The starters We're.
Liza. r. ". Swift Red six. Dr. Trit-
ton, Mimi B.. Miss Borchors, Yellow
Jacket. r. c. Brauer: Grandma o.. u.
Hutzler; w. J. Hardin c. J. Ensleking.
The start was very pretty. the bunch
soon broke with Grandma in tho lead.
closely followed by yellow Jacket and w.
j. lAiNlIls NH run WIZ h''A 'A'f
with relative positions retained an around
and closing with Grandma. yellow Jack
ct and Hardin. coming in IN the order
named. la f2l-
There were but four starters IN The
second race. throe-fourth milo two out
of three run. as follows.
JOCKEY THROWN AMP INJURED.
Grandma, ". j. Hardin Hermann the
Great. CW. O. smlO and Mini B. The
start went wen, and a pretty bunch was
hcld until the quarter stretch was reach
cd. when Hermann The Greats mount,
co'ored boy. named John Booker, drew
in TOO near 20 The pole The horse slipped
and threw Booker. and Mimi r.. who
was just behind struck him I'm The back.
The jockey was laid out Tor while and
when he was carried GO bis quarters II
was found that he had sprano his ankle
ana sustained n severe bruise IN the
back Several physicians who were on
the paddock examined him agd announced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
CROKER TO TESTIFY.
To Take the stand To-Day Before
Ma2ct Committee.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-The plan of the
Mazet Investigation Committee to adjourn
the Investigation until after election. was
unset by the appearance OF Richard
Croker. who made The request to the com
mittee that he be permitted to give further
testimony.
Committeeman Hoffman insisted tnat
Mr.. Croker be permitted To take the
stand at once but Consul Moss insisted
that no such privilege be allowed him.
and Chairman Mazet decided TO have an
extra session tomorrow. so thaDthe ram
many chieftain could take the stand.
Tho testimony to-day related to the lax
administration of the district attorneys
office by Asa Byrd Gardiner, whose re-
moval from office is cought by the city
Club. that organization having hled
charges against him with Governor Roose-
Welt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
BOTH ARE FIT.
The Fight Tor the Heavyweight Cham
pionship Tonight.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2--Jim Jenries and
Tom sharhey will fight tomorrow night
in the arena Of the Conoy Island Athletic
Club for the heavyweight pugilistlc cham
pionship of the world. Although Jcnries,
as the champion and the bigger man, is
the favorite Of sporting men, many
strange stories have been told OF him
since he went to England and since his
return.
Sharkey was never I'm better condition.
He has trained faithfully and in every
sense OF the word ilvel mp 90 the in-
structions given him by his manager A
comparison between his condition and
that Of Jefries could scarcely be drawn
Both are At. Notwithstanding rumors to
the effect that Jcffrles IS I'm an unfit con-
dition. he seems to be fit TO fight for his
own and for other mems lives, and as for
shirkey "there is nothing. If he needs
any Improvement 10 win the champion
ship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
Wounded in Artillery Duel Between
Beers and British,
KIMBERLEY STILL INVESTED.
By 5000 Beers and all Roads Strictly
Patrollcd-Tho Defenders Are De
terminod 10 Hold out, But
Woaried with the inactivity
and Hope 90 BE Soon
IsclicVcd.


LJNDDN, Nov. %-epeclaI uisp"''l''
from Lldysmlth dated Tuesday give
further "details recardin. The renewal Of
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
Tho Fiehtinl twentieth Rctnrns

TOPEKA. KANSAS. Nov. Return
ing warriors never received more royal
welcome home than that accorded To-day
90 the soldiers of "KWsas' famous neht-
ng Twenteth' ON lts arrival from san
francisco. General Frederick Funston
came in for the lions share of attention
being presented with O. $1,000 sword.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
PRELIMINARY
REPORTS MADE
In Accordance With the
Agreement Wednesday
A COMPACT SUMMARY
Of the Conditions on tie Islands,
Past and Present.
MEMORANDUM BY DEWEY.
Explanatory OF His Relations With
Aguinaido The Commission Tells
Briefly How 1t Conducted the
Task. ANA Of the Filipinos'
Capacity for SELF Gov
crnment.
MEMORANDUM BY DEWEY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-In accordance
with tho understanding reached at the
conference at the White House yesterday
the Philippine Commission to-day sub
mitted to the President the preliminary
report which ID had promised to prepare.
The report appears 20 be compact
summary of conditions on the islands as
the Commission lcfl them. OF the his
torcal events which preceded the Spanish
war and led 90 the original 0Ilipino in-
surrecuon: of the exchanges between
admiral Dewey end The other American
commanders ana the insurgents; the
breaking out and progress of The tliyino
insurrect0n. and finally statement OK
the capacity of the FllpnOs for seI-goV-
eminent
A notable feature of the report IS a
memorandum bv Admiral Dewey explain
atory of his relations with Asuina.do.
The Commission tells briefly how it
conducted tle task entrusted 90 10. he1f-
ing statements from all classes & people
in Manila as % The capabilities of the
Fllp.n0s for salf-goyeImcnt. the habits
and customs of tine people and also Tine
0etaf f.Tfl Iulauf of municipal gONN. .Umtui3
to MANY towns. All this matter is To be
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tusTopy 0r ISLANDS.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
SEVERAL INJURED.
Accidents last Night as the Result of
Bir Crowds.

As a result of the overcrowded cars
and the great conclave that aired Itself
in the fields around the Lee monument
during the pyrotechnic display last night
several persons were injured by coming
Into too violent contact with the ground.