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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-24
A Mexican Veteran Passes Away.

OAKLAND. July 23.-Carl D. H. Schu-
uacf.er. a member OF the Mexican Eeter-
ans and resident Of this city for over
twenty years. died at his residence, 673
Thirty-fourth street, tonight. He had
been I'll some time. Deceased was ma
tive Of Germany. aged So years He was
2 QEifar.er and leaves no children.
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SOCIETY JUST
DOTES ON THAT
CAKE WAL KING
Enough of Abandon to
Be Acceptable.
MAY BE A CHARITY WALK
Mr.. DALToN's GAIT SAID TO BE
UNSTEADY.
, One of His Explanations Has Failed
TO Explain-Central Improvement
Club Gets Of With the
Right Foot.
MAY BE A CHARITY WALK
Mr.. DALTON'S GAIT SAID TO BE
UNSTEADY.
Oakland once san Francisco Call

SIS Broadway. July ..
oakland society Is smitten with the
ca-z=walk craze. This is apparent every
SO -=re-.u private residences and al sum
r-5r resorts. as Well as IN camps, L has
-.a- ac-ao-sd IS the correct thing. and
5-.---= DANES vie with young damsels
- performing the fantastic walk 10 rag
-.-= music.
Vast night AZ Haywards. where many
.--. .--. BILE people are gathered. cake
v..z was INDUCED IL. which has been the
l.r --.5- n conversation for the week.
F-6-- c. E Palmer invented new
E-.- Many Oakland society leaders and
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PROFESSOR LE CONTE
ON EARTH UPHEAVALS

in
| | tidal Superior
disturbances
department Of geology in the
OF
ali
would pausbtIty
general OF disorder
tonight Professor lie
Cont
faith Of belief that they are in any wise one
could assumed to establish relation
portion Of It's surface "hen
and time Our own coast Is
recent IN
time But disturbance
in
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lib with cake. lemonade and root beer"
Others who were there were Miss JaqIe-
line Moore and several other Oaklanders.
L is now suggested that the Associated
Charities being in such dire need Of as
ststauCe. IL would be highly proper for
Oakland society 70 organize series Of
cakevalks a. the Exposition building for
frs benefit. There are many clever peO-
Il= within the gilded circle who could cut
quite q Carer 10 ragtiue music in appr7-
rriare attire. In fact. some Of the Oak
land girls have on more than one OcCa-
sion proved their ability 10 90 Waat you'd
f- least expected OF them. ana afceT I
season Of golf. yachting parties ana ANA
-e.r cakewaIks grand exhibition for
sweet charity would be just the thing
At last steps have been taken toward
obtaining a new city charter. It IS sur
rrts!ng how Oakland has struggled with
the present cumbersome and intricate
,aw for so long. L can only have been
possible because Of the Indifference OF
her citizens and the desire OF the active
politicians 70 have a charter that wOu--
permit Of all kinds Of dubious acts and
make Il impossible 10 fix the responsibility
for them on any one party or Official. Not
until the Board OF Works was wiped out
by the LEGISLATURE four years ago as g.
separate department Of the city govern
weut was Il seen how much stupidity ana
contradiction marked the city charter. A
thousand times during the past four years
have instances arisen WhIch nave caused
much delay in needed work, simply pc
cause the cum bersCme charter made such
delays necessary or possible.
Il Wiz not be an easy matter 10 frame
q new charter. There are too many peO-
pie interested in preserving the present
law. but this can hardly deter the sincere
reformers from going ahead. 4 charter
framed as nearly as possible on the lines
of the county government act IS what
Oakland needs. for II IS very plain TO all
who have business with the city or the
county that there IS not One-tenth OF the
red APE or delay 70 be encountered in
transa citing the CCUnty's business as is 10
be found in dealing with the city OF Oak
land.
Five years ago Oakland was to be
emancrpated from water monopoly. The
history OF this fasco is very fresh in the
public mind. Yesterday deed was re-
corded by which the promoters OF the
Oakland Water Company transferred all
their plant franchise and business 10 the
Old monopoly. for the consideration OF
Ssl59 90. Reasonable interest on this
amount must be wruug from the taxpay-
ers of this city IL addition to what was
required OF them when the opposition
started This fact should be Of interest 10
those who are advocating the acquisition
Or a municipal water supply
IN spite OF al the silurians and mega
theriums, Oakland is developing. While
politicians are making themselves r1dicu-
lCus all over the city and braying at the
Eo2R- outside investors are quietly build
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FOR u, S. MAYNARD AND VALLEJO.
n "Mouticello.'

Steamer Monticello.
MON. Tues. Wed. Thurs. and Sat. at a:t5
a m. S:15 $50 p. m. lex. Thurs. nigh0; Fri
days. l p. and $50: sundays 1880 a m,
n m Landing and office. Mission-street Dock.
Pier No. 2 Telephone Main 1908.
SOC
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
icifc Coast Steamship Go

]. & u. ]. 8: 9" :: !
r. Steamers leave Broadway
wharf San Francisco:
M{KA For Alaskan ports, ID g. m.
sSRA July 25. So August 4. change
EA Hk&A az Seattle.
I ND %G For Victoria, Vancouver (B.
/ E#E3a%<FAs c., Port Townsend, Seattle.
4%SN Tacoma. Everett, Anacortes
A and New Whatcum tWash.l.
10 a n July =. SO. August
I. and every ffth day thereafter; change at
Seattle 10 this company's steamers for Alaska
and G. y Ry.: Tacoma 70 y z. Ky; az
Vancouver 10 .. P Ry.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay). ? p. m. July
q q August ?, and every ttth day there
For Santa Cruz. Monterey. san Simeon.
Cayucos. Port Hartford (San Luis Ohispol.
GaJiota Santa Barbara, Ventura. Huenene.
san Pedro. East san Pedro dos Angelesl and
Newport g n. July .. q. 81, August !,
and every fourth day thereafter.
For san Diego stopping only at Port Far-
,o-f fSa7 Luis ObIspO). Santa Barbara Port
los Angeles and RedondO (Los Angeles II a
m July IS, &c. August ?. and every fourth day
e For Frsenada Magdalera Bay, San Jose del
Cabo Mazatlan Altata, La Paz. Santa RosaIia
and Guaynas (Mex). 10 g. m, 1th OF each
month. , go,
The cornpany reserves the right 70 change
without previous notice steamers, sailing dates
TICKET OFFICE \ New Montgomery
street palace H0teD-
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO. Gen Agts.,
u Market st. San Francisco.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

ing up the commercial interests Of the
city. During the past month TWO very
important Improvements have been in
augurated on the water front, which mean
the permanent employment Of two or
dredth part Of the publicity has been ac-
corded them as has been given 70 the diff
hCulties surrounding the reinstatement or
dismissal Of Jimmy Brannan as specia!
police officer.
The largest lumber concern in town can
not supply the demand. and between Tel
egraph and san Pablo avenues there IS
hardly q block on which new buildings
are not being erected. There IS not an
idle artisan in Oakland. and even the
farmers have TO advertise for sufficient
help 10 do their work.
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COAST DIVISIOY tNnrroU Gauge).
Foot Of Market Street,
t7sf5A Santa Cruz Excursion for Santa
Cruz and Principal Way Stations .S:eo1
9TI5A Newark. CeuterviIlc san joss FELTON,
Boulder Greek. Santa Cruz and Way
s3iEsP Newark, Centervills, San Joze New
Almaden, FELTON,. Boulder Greek,
Stations. -.....-...'.......-. -IO:50A
..'--... ........+..... e:aOA
k4;l5P FELTON, Santa Cruz and Way Sta
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SALES.

AUCTION. THIS DAY.
MONDAY, July q
$50, 900 Worth of CHINESE AND JAPA-
NESG FANCY GOODS.
At and p. n. Sharp.
80 GEART STR EET.
This stock comprises the most extensive line
OF Cloisonne and Old Gold Satsuna Wares ever
offered Auction in this City; also over
$50. 600 worth OF silks Piece Goods and Ladies
and Gentlemen's Underwear. SILK Robes. and
full line OF Ivory and Bronze Goods. all 20 be
closed out, regardless OF cost. BY
AUCTION
At and ?. m, daily
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CREDITORS
Respectfully Sun FAT & co.
c. P. TROY * CO. AUctionesrs.
One hundred seats reserved for ladies'
NO SMOKING ALLOWED.
TN. B.-There will be five costly presents
given away. free OF charge. TO the ladies who
arrive promptly at our sales. ct p N sharp.
Also five elegant presents given away each
eveair.; al s o o'cOck sharp.
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alaska COMMERCIAL CO.

FOR ST. MICHAEL. GOLOVIN BAY. CAPE
NOME. DAWSON AND ALL POINTS
ON YUKON RIVER
The New Steamer
BERTHA,
Carrying I. s Mail.
Wiu leave san Francisco about August I for
q hove points making prompt connections with
our river steamers on the Yukon River
For freight, passage and further information
apply 70
ALASKA COMMERCIAL COMPANY,
80 Sansorle St san Francisco. Cal.
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY

CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
Frsn SGs FRIEGIsco-Foa. oi Market Slr.s: SIP s.
s7:l5 600 HOGAN. tl:3. '2:79 1850
s..5 ts.. 's:.3P.M.
Frsn 0AZLkEr-FgoI o. 'BrssdFay--6Oo 500 l0:O0A.H.
1880 'l::o 1870 500 t4:o3 5;23P.A.
COAST DIVISION Broad Gaugel.
CThird and Townsend StsD
.6;I0A Ocean View South san Francisco. '6:30r
SS;O0A San jose and Way Stations New
Alm2den Wednesdays only 1900 sS;OOA
t7i3OA Sunday Excursion for Santa Cruz
Stations .HG s'o'9 '- :s:s5D
efo0A San lose. Tres Pinos. Santa Cr'lz,
Pacific Grove Paso Robes San
Luis ObispO. Surf. LO1pOc aud
Principal Way Stations ........- 4.loP
Ie:4oA San Jose and Way StatioHs----.--.- 6;60A
ll:3OA San Jose and v 4y Stations lTSO7
'2i55P San MateO Redwood. MenlO Park.
Ps'o Alto Santa Clara. San ,l-se,
Hollister. Santa Cruz Salinas,
Monterey SID Pacific Grove 'lO=3oA
s2l3OP SsnJCse. Santa Cruz Pacific Grove
and PRINCIPAL Way ScNtiuus.-....- +5:3Or
H4:I5P San Jose aud Principal Way stations 9;45A
s5:0OP San Jose and Principal Way stations 's:30A
5:3OP SanJoss and Principal Way Stations '9:OoA
6:3OP San Jose and Way STA 1i0us.. 5;3OP
ttI;45P San jose and Way Stations. t8=SOP
A for Morning p for Afternoon
aSunday excepted Sunday only. Saturday only
sSAturdag aud Sund25- ISundAJ and Monday
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= 49,: +-*Ae-Aa a<-a-4
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-24

NO OTHER LINE OFFERS so MANY IN
JUDGMENTS AS THE SANTA FE ROUTE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
RALEIGH GAS CO.
CHANGES HANDS
Bonds in North Carolina Must Be
Five Per Cent.
MOOREHEAO'S GOOD SCHEDULE.
The Marriage Of Mr. Lee 4. benson
ana Miss Jane Claudia Saunders
was Social Eyent-icc at Ten
Cents a Hundred Pounds.

RALEIGH. ". c.. June 22-Spec'ai-
The stock of tine Raleigh Gas Company
which for some years has been largely
owned by Baltimore capitalists, has been
bought IN by a Raleigh syndicate and
Will Dee very much improved. 10 cost
over $1,000 10 purchase the stock. al OF
which (say0 ten sharcD is now owned
by tho Raleigh syndicate.
Tho Raleigh School Committee find
they cannot issue bonds bearing less
than per cent. interest under the law.
SO the public school bonds SIN be : per
cent instead of II per cent, as was
thought.
The fact that there viii be two trains
daily 20 and from Morehead CITY VIII do
more 20 make that place "a success than
anything clse The long two and a half
hours walt in Goldsboro IN lhe middle
Of the day has always been drawback
10 tho place
A SOCIAL EVENT
The marriage oe AR Lee A. benson
and Miss Jane Claudia Saunders was
tho social event OF no city yesterday.
Mr.. benson is the director Of the me-
teorological bureau Of Mississippi With
headquarters az Meridian. Ills father,
Captain c.. B. benson. is a valuable resi-
dent of this city
Another big fee factory and refrigerator
is 20 he built here at once. This means
much for tho fec consumers OF Raleigh.
With city water ice has become almost n
necessity. where Is used 90 be hxury.
when we had wells from Whien cool
drink could be- gotten when wanted. I'm
Memphis fee sells for 10 cents per ope
hundred pounds and rs "a GOdgeuI tO tha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
REMINDERS OF THE WAR
Boards sawed ont of Trees WIN h"'-
let. Iubcdded in 4 ~ l.

Boards sawed ont of Trees "" ""
let. Imbcdded in 4 ,.
PETERSBURG. VA. June A.-spe-
oial.-The County Court OF Din"iuu'e y
engaged to-day hearing the application
Of the Richmond. Petersburg ana caro-
lima Railroad Company Tor the appoint
ment OF commissioners 10 assess me
damages for q right of way Tor the ran
road through the lands or Ut IT, -
Powell and Air a. ID. Hardie
Captain F.. W. NosDy, the popular GU
ductor on the Richmond, Peter puiE az
Carolina Railroad. has TWO poaiu. VIZ
we're cut from the middle or TWO lle''
Burgess Mil I'm Dnaiddie county IN
one of the boards are imbeddel tuIee
bullets and in The other. two. Ihese AT
ter bullets were fired in opposite alisc.
lions These bullets are reminders on
the battle which was fought az buIses'
NIL during The war between the states
IN October lsff
Miss Annie Rolfe. daughter OF Mr.. W.
Rolfe 0f this city is quite SICK 800
Captain T. s. Leonard, Of Dln"iaae
county. is lu the city.
DIT. NJ @ Holt. OF surry county was
among tho visitors 20 the city to-day
IL f. learned that capitalists are CON
templating erecting at an early DAY az
Empcria. Grcousvliio county a cotton
mill, corn mill and furniture factory
a guard from the penitentary arrived
here this morning for william Collins
and John Williams both negroes con-
victed az this term Of he Hastings Court
Collins goes for three years for horse
stealing and Williams for TWO years for
housebreak.ug
Miss saiie Dunstan. widely known
young lady of thls city. is quite iil AZ her
home.
on yesterday about two thousand bags
of Spanish peanuts were sold here a
nnety-hve cents per busheL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

AT a stated conc.aye of Richmond
Commandery SO. 3. knights Templar'
held Saturday evening, jane lltA. the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year.
Sir b. e.. Lewis. eminent COMMANDER
Sir 3. T.. Howard generaIiss'mo. ST
George j. Hooper Jr. captain general,
Sir John ii. Dickerson. ST., prela.e' 7.'
Jones A. Otey. senior warden; SIT Jas Jas.
q. Bowman junior warden, Sir H. d.
Macomber. treasurer. Sir w. d. wiz
llams. recorder: Sir A. McA ItrAef'
standard bearer. Sir Jos. s. WILSON,
sword bearer: Sir A. o. schleicher, war
den: Sir W. C. Wilkinson. captain Oh
guard. Sir r.. u. Lacy. third guard; Sir
j. w. Thomas. second guard. sr J-7.
A. Morris Jr.. frst guard, Sir "li'@1
Krause. armorer and steward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
>-..HS :::
Bakers
Premium
BitterS
You Need
FOR
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and aft
Stomach Troubles.
The Old Reliable Remedy

and 20 . second Primrose Day q to p
third Time. lu 2-5.
Third racc-mlc and a Quartor-Thomas
Cat % 90 ID frs' Merry Prince % 20 1 and
2 20 j second. Central Trust a 10 y
third. Time. POO 25.
Fourth race Swift. seven furlongs-Fly
By Night % Co u first. Kinloy Mack Is 10
ana o to j. second Greauand go 90 u
third. Time. 1.E 25.
Firth race-lve furiongs-Big Gun rs 20
% first, Her Ladyship @ 90 / and 20 j.
second, Noh.cer % 10 . third. Time
1903.
Sixth race-one mile. ON turf-Rhineland-
or 90 90 a FIRST. Bon mo @ TO and TO
% second, Imparator 90 TO u third Time
l4Z.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
DR.. ANDERSON IN CANADA.
Danyille Tobacco Warehouses Form
q Trust

Danyille Tobacco Warehouses Form
Trust
DANVILLE VA, June 22.-Special.-
IL is known here that Or. John O.. Ander-
SON. the fugitive who has been indicted
by the grand jury. is in Canada.
An announcement made hero to-day
that trust had been formed TO- control
the warehouses of Danyille for the sale
of leaf tobacco came in the nature of a
sensation Eight of the nine Danule
warehouses arc ia the DEAL which was
finally cousummated in New York to-
day
The capital stock is one million dollars,
made up OF Danv.ue, New York and
London money. and the company. OF
which j.. j.. AGREE. the present proprietor
OF AGREES and Cabel warehouses viii
he president VIII operate under O. New
Jersey charter
1Ir AGREE and hair dozen other ware
h0usemeu interested are now in Sew
York
THE warehouses OF Danv'ie sell on
commits lon dfty million pounds of leaf
tobacco per gear. and the force Of clerks.
salesmen aucu0ueers and drummers age
grcgate TWO hundred and Gfty mon. The
first effect of the combine VIII Do 10
throw oyer hale of these cut of employ
mclt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

true that the activity in building ne"
mills continues. while a realization OF the
possibilities IN that direction IS manifesteu
In the formation Of companies mt New
berry, s. c.: Social Circle, Ga. near EN-
poria, Va: Jefferson. Ca; Beltoh' D ~
Quitman Ga: Albany. Ga; hone' 20
Dublin. Ga. Shelby. y. c.; brlosopoa,'
Ala. and other localities previously i''.,
toned In this correspondence some u
these projects may not be completed I'M,
mediately. but the fact that enterpr''lns
men OF their respective commun'l'eS a."
Interested IN such undertakings Is an nlu
cation Of the healthy state Of puDnc semi
ment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

A meeting OF the subcommittee Of tho
Council Committee ON Third Market was
Oh have been held yesterday afternoon ~
o'clock for the purpose ot considering
the adusablty of dividing the market
building. $50 MS 90 use one park
of.lt as a public han and the remainder
for market purposes. The subcommittee
consists of Messrs. C0ltrel and Peters.
but iuasmuch as Mr. Cottrel was confined
20 his house by sickness, no business could
Do TRANSACTED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
PHOENIX SOCIETY,


Society Medals
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June 23.-spe-
clal-The Phoenix Literary Society Of
William and Mary gave .ts final ceiebra-
ton iu tne College Chapel last night. The
exercises of the evening began with au
address of welcome by the president. Ar.
j. Taylor Thompson. VI Linden. Va. The
FIRST subject on the programme Was
debate. The question. "Res0ived. That
the Nicaragua Canal Should Be Built
and Controlled by the United states Cove
eminent was ably handled Dog mr. u.
N. Osborn of Iawrancevllo. Va, for the
affirmative. and Mr. Curtis E Gresham,
of Washington. ID. g.. for the negative.
Mr. j. Gayle AuIert0n. Of Tappahannock.
Va detained "Bernado Del Carplo.
while his opponent chose as his subject,
"The Black Horse and His RIDER
The medal for debate was awarded
Mr Osborne. while the deciaimers medal
wont to Afr. Auderton.
A gold medal for improvement in DE-
bate was awarded to g. r. Grim ani One
for Improvement in oratory 90 p. III.
Gauett. defamation 90 j. W. Terrell
After the exercises of the evening The
young people proceeded to Cameron Hal,
where dancing was indusal in to a. la.e
hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
OBITUARY.


ABINGDON. VA- june Especial
$. ~ Wlthers. treasurer of Washington
county died here this morning AZ 8
o'clock. after an illness OF -FOUR months.
aged about nfty-iye years.
For the last twelve years ho has been
county treasurer. and prior thereto was
deputy under three of his predecessors
There is said to have been "a mad d3g
at large yesterday boo Abingdon. two
boys. one from town and one from coun-
try were bitten by it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

sam ". Bowman and Dr. Edward
Hank. Norfolk; g.. j. Ryan, Eirg MA
carv II. Graysou william and Mary
College. l.. p. stearnos Newport News;
Allen ArcWharter and wife, and 3. 3.
walker. Norfolk. are at Murphy's.
j. W. williams and Miss Mabel Ed
wards Southampton. T.. ID. Yarrell, Efn-
rorIa. 70. H. Cunningham Norfolk. -.
4. Barnett. Lynchburg. and @. r. Null
FORD and party. Norfolk are at Fords.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

SOUTH FRAMINGHAM MASS. June
o., rho citizens of South Fraurgham
and neiehboring towns are greatly ex-
cited over tho Disappear ace y,
Fames. the eleven-year-o'd da.-' IT, 49,.
Alfred NJ Eames, wealthy ""'0'
facturer % This town Nn' he.
hy those who knew her iea' '.5 'e
fathers Office about Two cl''" f''''
afternoon ,,,.,.,
Mr.. Eames fears that the cnili mas zen
kidnapped and tho officers "i7 N''N'"s
on that theory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

CHATHAM. VA. June % Specialize.
Henry Vicceluo and Miss Minnie Hodge
were united On marriage az the home OF
The brides father. Mr. /. 4. Hodge. q nile
from Gown az has past 8 O'Clock this
morning. they took the 6.35 o'clock train
f0r Cincinnati and other western oiile5
SIR. Viccenio is q prominent business
man OF chatham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
ON THE TURF
Fly-By Night Winner OF the Swift
stakes at Shccpshead Bay.

Fly-By Night Winner OF the swift
stakes at Shccpshead Bay.
NEW YORK, June 22.-The chief event
Of to-days racing M sheepshead Bay was
the Swift Stakes, for three-yoar-olds. Fly
By Night. the favorite JIM the bettng.
went TO the front at once and the race
was never in danger ln the Zephyr
Stakes. Flaunt was a hot favorite but
could DO no better than second. kiila-
shandra took first after head and head
run mp TO the turn with Primrose Day.
who was beaten in the stretch by flauut
for second Summary:
First race-nte and half furlongs-
Peace &c To- ID FIRST. Touraine IS to- and 90
ID second Prince of Wales G 20 ID third.
Time. 1907 4-5
Second race Zephyr Futurity course
Kulashandra % TO ID first, Flaunt leyen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
PlCNlCtRS DROWNED.
Two North Carolina Youths Meet
Death in Lake Wacamaw.

Death in Lake Wacamaw
WILMINGTON. ~ c.. June 1.-Two
bright boys Edmond McLaurin and John
Murphy. aged respectively fourteen and
fifteen years. were drowned to-day IN
Lake Waeamaw. Columbus county They
went Oh the lake 0l an excursion run
from this city bv ST. Andrews presoy-
teran Sunday school
The remains were brought 90 the city
ON the excursion train al O'Clock and
were met at the depot by members "
the respective families. Edmond Nc
Iamln WIS tho SON of Ar. 7. W. Nc
IaIrin. "a wel-known business man ~
this city and John Murphy was the son
OF Mrs Sarah Murphy "a widow lady
who resides 0n Walnut street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

LANCASTER. PA. june 22.-Lancas-
ter easily defeated Newark to-day by q
score OF 90 2 The amatcurish work OF
the visitors was in sharp contrast with
the splendid playing OF tine locals. Miner
was wild. bat Newark could not Dit and
his Witness was not costly Mcpartln
The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
Hchindflc Rn.s-

Martha Monroe. the col0red woman who
several evenings ago stabbed Major John
son ln tho left shoulder and LETT hand dur
lne "a lt Of jealousy. was n prisoner at
the Second police station last evening.
Eva Tyler (cOlored) was locked uu at
the same place on the charge OF having
stolen q lot OF clothes from Maud
Preston
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
Ebalifa Defeated.

CAIRO. EGYPT, June 2-t Is an
rounood that the Khahla mas been ne
featef With heavy loss oy INC natives
friendly 20 the British
l, Is added that he mas heo 20 the
,raoas with a few followers and that his
capture Is imminent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

BERLIN. June 22-The Ro'chs,ae slb-
sequently passed the third reading of me
Spanish Islands bile
The members then gave three cheers
for Emperor William and the session was
declared adjourned until November 18TH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

WlLKESBARRE PA. June 22-Pat-
ten was puzzle for Scranton to-day.
Tine visitors got only two hits off his de-
livery In the ninth inning Catcher
ONom was disabled and Flanagan was
substituted. a passed BAN by the latter
allowed the home team 90 score. Score.
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McPartlln ont h.t by batted ball.
Score by innings: r
Lancaster ....... ........ 52OO1O0Ol-
Newark ...... ............ 100000 %
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sacrdce hit-Ward. stolen bascs-Mc sey.
Ward schealer. Left on hases-Lancas
ter s. Newark g. Struck OUT Hardcsty.
Klopf. Mesny Double piays-Ward 10
Ier0c0ue. Sehaub 10 Leahy 10 LarOcque.
Ward 10 Leahy o. f.arnc0ue. Mcpartlln
20 Thornton. K'ogf 90 Hardesty 20 rh0vr.
fou. First base on errors Lancaster. .:
Newark Q First base on bals-On Miner.
s.. of Mcparthn. O. FIT hy pitched oa'l
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pire Moran Time. 1885,