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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
FOR SALE.

A BOUT Nine Hundred Acres FINE
IA LAND in Fork Township, be-
tween new Ferry and Hatton's Ford.
MRS. o. Nj. CHENNAULT,
Anderson, 8. G..
OCT 70. lS9D IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

PORT HAYWOOD. VA. Oct 2J.-Spe-
clal-A full house greeted Hon. George
y. Hun oy Democratic nominee for the
House OF Delegates from the gloucester
Matthews district. az Laban ON Monday
night For more than AN hour Mr.. Hun
Icy. iu a mastery speech, carefully re
viewed the issues ENGAGING The ST." 100
consideration of the people Of the Tide
water secuon. Speeches we're a.-o Di..l"
by Messrs. j. 3. Sears. r. l. MCCreacy
and q. u r.. Lane. The Republican CALI
didatc. Mr. William T.. Marchant, WAS
not present. nor was he on last night at
RlaFcs where Messrs. Hunley and Lano
addressed a large gathering Of the voters
of that locality. Appointments for further
speakuc by the Democrats at various
points In the two counties covering every
night until election day. are already an
lJlnced.
The Electoral Board of Mathews met at
nn Courthouse yesterday to provide FOR
F.. rrinting Of thc official ballots
Rev. G. T2osscr James, of the ancaster
circuit. recently conducted a. series Of
revival services in St Pauls Methodist
ahurch this vicinity Mr.. James is easily
De most attractive pulpit orator that
he people here have heard for many q
law.
The vestry Of Kingston parish are about
90 extend 4 cal 20 the Rev. Mr. lcrRer
to take charge Of Christ and Trinity
church. Mr. Yereer is az this time the
rector at HarrisonburE..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
The ANDERSON TRIAL.
Expert Testimony as to the Effect of
Drugs.

CHATHAM, VA. oct 25.-spc,ial.-
About seven witnesses We're examined
in the Anderson case to-day. The first
part Of the day was spent on testimony
impeaching the testimony Of W a. 3.
Watson. father Of Missile watson The
remainder OF the day Yves spent In ex-
emining medical experts as TO the effects
as well as the proper cases as 20 doses
a. morphia and bromd.a given under
certain circumstances.
Dr. r. " Martin. formerly o. Chatham
now of Lynchburg and DR. j. S. Halle.
or Chatham. We're examined. Both testi-
fed that in brain fever with which Or
Andersen claims Miss Watson was effect
"a these medicines are often used.
On cross examination D.. Martin stated,
that n the condition o. the dead gin. as
pictured by the Commonwealth At'or-
uey. 10y feirned suffering and the condi-
ton % fer stomach was true, ~ would
have discovered her true tuat'on. Hs
ana Or Re les testimony were mater al'v
the same r q thought the defense Will
fnish tomorrow.
a woman cal i~g hersef Belle Jennings.
brought he-e th's evening an infant about
thee We ks old The child is very
light mulatto tho woman IS white She
ella ms % have found it IN the road one
mile from Fan Creek two stations south
% here colored woman took it anu
viii adopt H..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
THAT OHIO APPEAL.
Civil Service Reform League Now
orrk> t. ts.unteraCt IL.


Recently "a circular pufporuns TO come
from .ut ONO lA,p-o.lDan Sod, Co4liinll
Tee was received ~ q uuinDei oi a. cLc.d a.
eulp.0ses Ia tn4s clty. T. ne circular solicit
ca contributions 10 me ONO STATE cam
paien lund. anu po.uted Out that reueral
emuoyes need feei no hesi,ancy IN re-
spouung on account OF fear OF vocation
OF the civil service laws. Sucn ddnsel,
II was pointed out, was obVidled Dy inc
exclusion oil any Ohio Federal otiicc-hcid-
ers from the subcommittee making the
appeal
NOW comes a circular from the National
Civil Service Reform League, which has
HEADQUARTERS IN New York, calling atten-
tion 10 the fact. as alleged. that contri-
buttons under the Ohio CAL Will be IN Nio-
latiou of the Federal statutes.
The latest circular, copies of which
were received here yesterday reads as
follows:
"Tnc National Civil Service Reform
League has addressed letter TO the Civil
Service Commission asking that steps be
taken 10 secure The prosecution OF the
Federal officers and others responsible for
the action of the Ohio Republican state
Committee in sending appeals for poltlca
contributions TO government employees
thrOuEhout Tho country. The chairman Of
committee In question is Congressman
Charles Dick Of the Nineteenth Chic Dis
trlct. The section Of the law under which
1r~ Dick IL held accountable, IS as fol-
lows:
q" no Senator. or Representative. or Ter
ritor's' delecafe % the ConErces or Sena-
tor REPRESENTATIVE or del"7a'e-e or
any officer or emp'ove Of either o. the said
Houses. and no executive. judicial mill
tarv or navel officer Of The United States
100 o a. ..sf
ment branch or bureau o. he executive.
judicial or Military or naval service Of
the United states shall. directly or indi-
rcctlv solicit or receive or be in any man
rer concerned in soliciting or receiving
any pssogsment subscription. or cCTfribu-
ton for rnv political purpose whichever.
FROM arv officer c'e~s or ernnlove Of the
United States or anv dooar'menf. hrouoh
or h-~ear tho~oof or f~0v0 any neroO1 re-
ceivin~ nnv e~lar' or cop -0sq''07 f~o-o
r'ooove derived from the Treasury Of the
I-r'.~d e+otes'
"n'hc ic.to~s 70 cr,ulovee were rri7foa
~, o. teton wood ~ $50 'rrf.~v,oo Cf,-rr--,ff-
700 ~ sho Orf4 ctoto rvoo'''ive Commit
200 owl z. woe ~ -ef~l'v ,oins07 o''' 'Aas
si.tq ro',, woe r,,oao 40 ~ wool. Owe % fho
S,ri o~--.-,ts.oo who o~e not m ho'ae-e
81 c-ao- ,has eve tow r-i~ht not nrove A.
ohct-isoston The facf 'f0t mo naoneve
soffefseS a-e 90 hs af'n''o@ % 'Ne wees ~
tNo s,,' oor-,..,tssoo - erN'oh NJ Ni~'- 3
cl,of-raon 80 esofod o'o0"'v arf ov~lfoiflv
r-ha o,-o ho'ss shat 'ho e,'h- o0'o-,is'oo
oo.e as an 4o.a,f r,creif' a~d that 80 "n
Si.artf ,,a-stcanofio0 ~ Nh niok IN both
the s4'ioisafion arA reee'nf ~ SuN4cri'-
flows - hes.n~d Question II raInfairs
else 'hs' sara e--~iNve who novs srh-
s~-in''o- Or ~orf-'hufion ~ fh's co-,roif-
foe - 1,uaer tNe ~ircii-r e. ances technical
" guilty 90 h-esr'nR the law and equally
liable to prosecution "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

The rumor 10 the effect that new
factor had appeared in the street railway
situation. and that Colonel TazeWeI t'-
lett had beer retained as counsel by tnf
syndicate. composed OF northern ca'l-
taists which had reconstructed the Bal
timore street railways. and is now ope-
rating the lines of that city under the
corporate title OF the United Railway ana
Electric Company of baltimore was sHld
90 Dee Incorrect by Colonel Elicit when
asked regarding &c. and Dee stated Ae A'A
nothing to say fog publication.
The rel0r. went further and stated tAil
Colonel Elicit had been instructed by the
syndicate t9 exert every effort to secure
the franchise il lhis city for hls clients.
and .hat the new syndicate would D.
r.uresented 30 a petition which would be-
presented 90 the Council Committee on
Streets al the next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
SUFFOLK WEDDINGS,
Rev. rboma- ". crcco, # Greens

Rev. Thomas ". Green, r. Grccn.
bur. , kY.. ouc oi ihr Gr'.m>.
SUFFOLK. va. Oct -.-sne. ai.-E.s
Thomas 3d. Green. pastor o- t. rt.r.
Baptist church at Gre.asaHrr >. naH
at S O'Clock uis evening married tl tL3
R0-e4,h.a BUCK. oy ReN D. f Love- at
The home VI The brides father. Nathan
s. Buck.
Rev and lIrs. Green 'ett for q y...t to
various points in Virginia before gong tp
GreeusUurs.
The bride wore a taior-made travelling
gown Of castor cloth. She carried Bride
roses.
The best man was Shelton Duke. Cd.
Buclhoru. and the ushers: Edwin Buck
Norfolk. and james Shepherd. Elizabeth
City Nc The bride was given away
by q BROTHER. B w. Buck
Miss Ray Brown was organ'st
Miss N0ve.la " Norheet was this after
noon welded % Joseph O.. Holland. near
Holland. Va. There was large crowd
present t0 see The ceremony. Tho groom
ls engaged in the lumber business. They
left for northern honeymoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
GARDEN HARDY.
Presbyterian Churcn AZ Chase CITY
Sceue OF Beautiful Wedding.

scene Ol "a Bcautliul W e uhlhI'
CHASE CITY. VA, oct @.-Special-
There was brilliant assemblage AT the
Presbyterian church az nine O'Clock to-
night 20 witness the uuptuals of Mr ROB-
ert Clinton Garden, of Richmond, 10 Miss
Hattie Hardy. one of the most popular
.l1 attractive young ladies Oh this town.
The interior of the building was eiabo-
rately and beautifully decorated with
garlands Of evergreen. golden rod, and
conspicuous boz every direction We're white
and pink flowers. 10 was a. beautiful.
scene. and with the sof,enng glow of
mellow light made mos, harmonious
setting IT,, the union OF youth and joy
business. The white and PINK color effect
had beer oltisticaily blended I'm the adOrn-
ments
The ushers were Richard r. Russell. c..
HaskiDs. Jr., Peter III. Maddux. OF Chase
city. Warrington Wood, and William
Wright. Of Clarksyilo. and John Reed
Of Richmond
The bridesmaids We're Misses Mary and
Gertrude Hardy. and Alice Overbey. OF
Chase city: Ella Gibson and Efie Garden.
of Richmond. and Helen Allcott. of
Clarksville.
Best man. Wexford Frazier Richmond
maid Of honor Miss Mabel Sloan, Of Chase
City
In the order Of entrance to the church.
frs, came the groomsmen In pairs up the
middle aisle, then the bridesmaids singly
up the left and right a.sles, turning when
they reached the chancel. coming down
he middle aisle and formed In line on
each side. through which formation came
the bride ard maid Of honor meeting the
groom and best man at the altar as they
entered from the Vcefrv room
Then most impressive ceremony was
performed by Rev. Dr. Thomas Drew. as
sisted by Rev Ashby Jones, Of Richmond
declaring the couple man and wife.
The bride looked radianly lovely in
her marriage Gown. en- trainc. the bodice
an exquisite creation Of satin and lace
the veil caught with pearl pin. ana Tn
her hand bouquet OF white roses.
The maid OF honor was I'm white orsandie
and carried La France roses The brides
maids wore white organd.es, and carried
white and pink chrysanthemums.
Two little flower girls. Rachel Gilmore
and Mary Berry, one 10 white ana lAe
other ir pink organale. opened the gates
for the bridal party. Master Paul stein
tori IN velvet suit. bore the wedding ring
Music vas rendered by Mrs. James Hafay
on the organ. accompanied oy Dr +.
Beckham OF Lynchburg. on me mandolin
After the ceremony and congratulations,
a delightful reception waa given AT me
residence OF Mr. James Hardy. brother
% the bride. where tine decorations ana
adornments were In accord with the dessn
Of white and pink, which prevailed az
every view. and or ices. cakes and all thc
elegant luxurie5 so hvisnly aAd taste
fully provided
qhe presents were beautiful, numerous
ana appropriate.
The bride Is q charming and accomplish
ed lady. and OF one OF the old Virginia
families.
Yhs groom Is a son OF tina late DIR. Pc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

KEYSVILLE. VA. oct -5.-Special.-
Mrs Mary s. Booker and Mr. Luther
Yeaman were married Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock at the residence NJ the BRIDES
mother. There were no Invitations. and
the marriage was a quiet one. only the
immediate members of the family being
present.
Mrs. Booker was the widow of 1Ir W.
r. Booker. deceased. who once lived m
Richmond. She is the daughter of the
late Thomas G.. Watkins Roy. DR. VIII
lams. OF the Baptist church, performed
the ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
THEIR ACTS llLE1AL,
Work Of Pythian Grand Lohee Con
tr1ry e. the Law ~ the order.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. oct 25-The
judiciary committee of the Grand Lodge,
Knights OF Pyth.as. .n secret session
here. has decided that nearly every act
OF the Grand Lodge at It's last session is
unconstitutional and not according 20
Pythian law. except the election Of Off
GERS and an amendment that the lodge
as "A body passed On
The Rural members as they were
called when the Grand Lodge was in ses-
sion here. charge thai there is too much
politics In the Grand Lodge. and that
more attention IS paid 10 getting an Of
flee IN the hope OF securing political pre-
ferment that looking out for the cause
of Pythianism. 10 was on their demand
that The judiciary Committee came here.
At the recent session an attempt was
made 10 amend the constitution of the
Grand Lodge and also some of the
statutes Of the order This committee
will report that the so-called amendments
are not I'm fact of any force and viii have
20 be taken up ~ the next session again
and passed in a legal manner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
NORTH CAROLINA DICIPLES.
state Convention of the Christian
Churci-The Officers.

WILSON. y. c.. Oct. 6.-Spocal.- ne
State Convention of the Christian church.
which nas been In session here since yes
terday. adjourned It's sittings to-hEht.
pr n 4 Abbott. OF Baltimore. addressed
the convention tonight on The Holy
Spirit IN Missions
rne ms uonary idea has been empha-
sized during the entire proceedings.
About loo churches and membership
of Loco are represented They raised
for church and foreign missions last year
over 5000
The f1l owing officers were elected for
the com ng year. Rev. j. J. lltrrer. OF
srnithfield. president. George Hackney of
Wilson. treasurer. Rev B j. Melton.
pas or OF the Wilson church. secretary.
There were In attendance 3'o delegates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

WASHINGTON. oct. 26.-Admira ID.
Watson at Manila, has informed the
Navy Department that the Spanish gun
boat Arayat sunk May, 1895. i'm the Pasig
river. has been raised. Her null, boiler
and machinery are in fair condition, and
she will be repaired.
The Arayat is a small gunboat, ia feet
long. and Of l3S tons displacement She
has an estimated speed of ten knots and
carries two quick-fring guns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Oct g.
Spccial-Alr Charles Wheat and Miss
SalHe Burgess were married last evening
al o'clock az the residence 0f the brides
parents on Rose Hi. Dr. j. W. rlbble
officiating.
Miss Eva Embrey and SIR O.. d..
wilkes were married last evening az 9
O'Clock no Remm.ngt1n. va. Dr. S. II.
Shuck. OF this city. officiating
Mr. and Mrs Writes VIII make their
home I'm Charlottesville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
RICHMOND, VA,
October %, 1909.
Annual National
....HOrSe Show,
S SsS Nov. IS 10 IS.

The Old Dominion Steamship
Company takes pleasure III an
nouncing that It's sixth annual
ersonally conducted excursion
from Richmond to New York at
the time of the National Horse
SHOW, to be held in Madison
Square Garden on the above dates
will leave Richmond, Saturday,
November nth.
Party will leave at .3:45 P. NJ.
via the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way. or by Richmond and Peters
burg, and Norfolk and Western
raj roads, at Q A NJ, connecting
with express steamer OF the Old
Dominion Line at Norfolk, and
arriving at Pier 20, North River,
New York, Sunday afternoon
about P. NJ.
Round trip rate, SII.
Return TO Richmond can be
made any day within the final re-
tuIn limi of ten days.
One way rate, S7-limited TO
continuous passage.
Tickets to be sold Saturday, No
vember nth, and limited 10 con-
tinuous passage i'll both direc-
tons.
The above rates include meals
and stateroom accommodations on
Old Domirion SIC mers.
Special rates have been secured
for the party at hotels on both
american and European plans.
As New York is always crowded
Turing Horse Show week early
application should be made TO Sc
cure good accommodation OIL
steamer and at hotels.
JOHN F. MAYER, Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
SENATOR MASON AGAIN.
VIII Resign ir Republicans Offer Fiji
pinos Canned Freedom"

CHICAGO. Oct 26.-Wliam T. Mason.
junior United States Senator from ILL
4o.s. declared TO-DAY thai ne Wou4d resi- en-
{ The Republican National Convention IN
1859 did not declare against "crmlna
aggression" IN he Philippines.
Mr.. Mason even went 50 iat as 70 say
40 would resign II the convention favored
as he thought III mizh- do. There mus
g no evas ON On the vital issue OF pure
and unadulterated freedom, or the Sen
ator ". step down and OUT.
Then Air. Mason PROPOSES 20 stand IN
= reelection % sec whether the Illinois
General Assembly sides n.n nl u.
the policy of the Mckinney administration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
SYNOD APPROVES
REP0RTCN WOMAN
VIII Provoke Much Comment When
il is Published.
MISSIONS IN The MOUNTAINS.
Earnest Plea for the Work Among the
Coiorci People 900 Mr. Crumbiy
Takes Up Collection for Care OF
lnfirm Ministers.
MISSIONS IN The MOUNTAINS.

HUNTINGTON. ". VA, oct. %
epeciai.-Ihe synod OF Virginia was In
session duIiag the greater part OF to-day
Devotional exercises wcro conductor pS
Rev. Eaward q. Gucrrant. ID. d., oil Ken
lucky. TIE report OF the committee on
the proper pace OF woman In the nome
ana IA me caurch 49, tdhtn up. Alt'i
L. nuuUer OF aO4I cssos the report Was a.
proven ana ordered plln,ea ln tne i-D u''s
OF the synod. Al is safe 90 say INK paper
viii YlOsOne m1cn comment WIG" ~ DO
puOisned IN fuh. 1900
Ine Won Ol synodlcGl missions va
furtner considered ana inost Ca nest su-
dresses were made by Ncv. Drs. H. II.
Fleni.ng ana l.. .. Gtcrrant.-foi aVFo'"
wears Dr. tuerTdnt has zone eN'e"S'N'
MISSION work IN the mountain regions Vl
kentucky.
COLORED People.
During tire afternoon session '"t WIN
for the coiorcd people was unotr olscus-
sion and Rev a. ". FRASER u. H., on
stanton. made an earnest pea il ut""'s
OF this cause Rov. J. y. CIaig. ID. de- OF
Atlanta. General Assembly, seGclaly Oh
Home Missions. spoke on the needs an"
ENCOURAGEMENT IN this w0rf. Dr Oidls
ALEC has charge Of the infrm ministers ana
families Of deceased ministers.
This cause elected great interest. and ON
motion Of Rev. o. y Chumbey of Rich
mond Va. a Collection amounting TO about
$50 was taken for IT'S promotion.
Rev. ". s Campbell. OF your city. was
heard on tho subject 0i the Bible cause.
Mr.. CARRINGTON' DEATH
Mr.. Campbell YVES called home by q ieic-
gram announcing the death in lNn huurg.
Va. Of his brother-in-law Nir. elem car
rinEtOn
The synod visited the west Virginia
Home for Incurabies az 40 p. N. where
the members Wero received by Governor
Atkinson of West virginia. Senator FL
lxins ard Mrs Ruffner who is regarded a.
the founder RI that ing tuition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

WASHINGTON. oct. 26.-FranS A. Van
derlp OF the Dewey Home Committee
has received the following letter from the
Admiral:
washington. oct. Goth.
Dear Sir.-I acknowledge the receipt
this day of the title deeds TO the beautiful
house presented TO me 10y my country
men, Ny nlart is fun of gratitude to
them for this Overwhelming expression
Of their regard for me. and ] request that
you will also accept and convey to the
Committee my heartfelt thanks for your
and their efforts
'Verv sincerely yours.
(SigncO GEORGE DEWEY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

MONTREAL. QUE. oct. 26.-H Bar
clay STEPHENS. former ,lce-c1mm1dore Of
De kOyal 81 Tau-rerce Yacht club and
owner of the steam YACHT Dana ard some
other wel-knowu yachtsmen are working
20 form ID syndicate Go challenge Tor thc
Americas cup through ihe koyal Nova
Scotia Yacht Squadron. W the plan ma
roD cd, the boat IS 20 be- butt in Nova
Scotia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

BETHLEHEM. PA, oct 26-The
worlds pacing record for a half-mile
track was beaten twice by Prince Alert
here to-uay u me concluding event oi
the Pcnnsylyania Fair Association fall
meeting Tho weather was fine; track
fairly good. and with comparative ease
Prince Alert paced the first mile in 300 q,
and the other in 2.Oj fat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
ARRANGING TO
REGISTER VOTERS
A Meeting Held by the City 0emo.
cratic Committee.
C0NFERS With POLITICIANS
Many Representing Close Districts
Many Representing Close Districts
Visit state Chairman j, Taylor
Eilyson-Use of Money in
Elections.

The City Democratic Committee held
q meeting last night at the Powha;an
Club House. II was tho first so far held
his campaign. and was called for the
purpose OF delivering to the superiniond-
ents Of the various wards the registration
books as corrected. These Will be turned
over to the registrars and the poli-books
DIRECTED by them.
Saturday is the regular day for regis
ration. ana the registrars will be at their
POSTS all day. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
G.nr IA Onrrlntine.

ALBANY. CA. Oct 2f-This town has
Guaranteed against Ricn'and' Alpha
Doug ass. Celia and Americas on &c
cunt OF sma'i uox az the PAGES named
Nmericus Ves+6rfsv ordered compulsory
vaccination IN order 10 check the disease
fanv win tomorrow order Compu' s1rl
vaccination as a urecaut'on8ry mea sure
hough the disease has not appeared here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
An Enterpris.ng Journalist.

WASHINGTON, oct. 2G.-The newspa-
per man. Easton. who was supposed TO
have been captured by the Beers, has
been traced by the State Department and
found 20 be all right.
Consul Macrum. al Pretoria, reports
that Easton is at the front with the Boer
forces
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

Nr. y. A. Marks. who was operated
upon az the old Dominion Hospital last
Saturday. and was for day or so %
very critical condition. is better
HIS wife arrived Ia tho city from Blue
field. W. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
Stole Mntch.

John II, Franklin. q cclored boy about
al The Second police station last night.
charged with purloining watch the
property OF his brother-in slias
Minor The watch was found IN re pr a., =
oner's possession He claimed that hls
sistar gave Il TO him. ..----4-----------
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

CHICAGO. oct 2G.-A big killing was
made in the Harlem ring to-day on
Henry OF Frantzamar a horse that not
long ago was sold 20 a sable hand for
S. lie won the second race handAy. and
1t IS estimated The ring lost nearly $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

Bette Harris. co.ored o. 2ns east Grace
street. chopped her fingers of with a
Ratchet yesterday morning 4 physician
was called in and The womns hand was
dressed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
GERMANYS FORESIGHT.
She Takes Stc1s to Strengthen Her
Navy ~ " I'r .cnutf"n

Navy ~ pr .cauti"n
BERLIN. Oct o. -The correspondent
here Of The Associated Press learns au-
fhofftatively that the conferences be
tween the Secretary Of the Admiralty.
Admiral Territz the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. Count Won BuelOw. and the I'm
periai Chancellor. Prince hohcnlohe. re-
lated solely 10 me increase Of the German
navy by speedicr and larger ships than
contemplated under the existing pro-
gramme. This Is due 10 tbs radically
charged political situation Of The world.
II IL not INTENDED as threat 10 any one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

The eases of T. y. Shepherd william
Fisher and Allie clark were continued in
the Hastings Court yesterday until the
next term OF court