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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
MRS. BoRRowE GIFTS Az INJUNCTION

EXECUTORS OF THE AUSTIN CORBlN ESTATE HS
STRAINED FROM VOTING BLUE MOUNTAIN
FOREST ASSOCIATION STOCK
Mrs Anna w. Corbin Borro~e the daughter Oh
Austin Corbin Yesterday obtained rom J"N"''
scott I'm tho supreme court. n temporary MINI
ton restraining her mother Hannah NJ No'l'''
her hrother-in-law George s Edgell. ana Ne'
brother Austin .'oroin. executor az the es''''
OF her father. rom voting no stock - to sue
Mountain Forest Association. belonging 70 Ni7
estate in favor of the Blu" Mountain Game Ciu.'
and from permitting the directors OF the ass o. a
ton 10 reserve tile game % themselves inoiN1Ge"J
while administering the estate 1900,
Mrs Corbin Borrowe has been eagiA.i IN NuSe'
ton over her fathers estate almost p NC -
death and has charged that her orother ms .
has succeeded In inducing her mother ana orolh1,'
10 administer the property 10 her loss am o'NH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
PRINCE cAyTAcUzESg INTRODUCED.

...,--r, ,,,.,,nprD GUESTS INVITED TO MEET HIN
At A rDTIRE or MUSIC.
Newport. r L. Sept. tspeciaD Prince w.. ,,',.
,..'."'',1o,e count speransky. the hance of Mas
- -. -rar, was formally introduced 10 New
nort sor,etv this afternoon about three hunl.so
no,tege residents being invited 10 meet num- ~
1oa1o, Das a lecture recital arranged ny "
Potter Palmer at Besuieu anu kN7" -
Tery APPROPRIATELY the topic chosen vas Isctss
huss.a 1,,o no entire modern history OF Muss.a'
music and being accompanied by me slSel OF tss
u"nstb nentIrv and examples Of the work OF COM
rnsors from 1884 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
HALF 4 MILLION FOR MISSIONS.
THE GENEROUS REQUEST MADE BY DWIGHT h
BALDWIN. OF CINCINNATI

THE GENEROUS REQUEST MADE BY D"lghl IL
BALDWIN. OF CINCINNATI
corarous hsouest Of $4,000 70 be equally divided
ho,u.een the Home Missionary Society al" ina
Foreign Missionary Society Of The -'reSoy'ef.@'
church was made by Dwight H. BALDWIN 10
n,ano manufacturer, OF Cincinnati. VINO re'ei-'
died He leaves his widow only SoNV annu''' !.
and II is said she will object 10 me p'oo us =.
the will The treasurer OF the Home Mlss',ua'y
o,o.v a. No 15s Fifth-ave.. said that TIE slciety
60 most agreeabiy surprised 20 learn Of Mr. had-
- 40 not know" he said. the details OF ne W..
as our frst ntmaton Of this mater WSs ms
"a nrsss The Board OF Home Missions me-
rl p A, Cincinnati. but We VIII retain =
LAWYER there if our interests deHtna ~, ~,
o o,Tyi the interests OF Mr. BALDWIN, Woo
sh"wiT she object 70 the prooains 81 ~. ,,,y -
,h,,,rt mo money come into our hands y WI
7sed in accordance with the instructions Q. u, ;
vii II nothing is said resardlng ne se, - Cor
us use II will bee put IN o"t u'"'"'' W
our current expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
COLONEL cH4rNcEY SERIOUSLY Ill.,

News was received IN thus city yesterday OF Wo
serious illness Of Colonel Henry Chauncey IT.. Oh
tho sth Regiment at Ienox. Mass. Colonel Chaun-
cey has suffered from Brights disease and comp"-
cations set In which It was feared were dangerous
At his Office In this city late yesterday afternoon
word was received by telephone that Colohe'
Chauncey much improved. Colonel ChauhSey
some time, ago asked TO be retired lie had not
been In particularly good health since the regmeht
went into camp AZ Chickamauga Park, but II "aS
said that recently his condition had improved
ne went 10 Lcnox thinking that II would oenem
f~u-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
y WALTER WEBB RETURNS TO scARBoRo

un Is BROUGHT FROM ST. REGIS LAKE u D''
PRIVATE CAR-HIs CONDITION.
II uai,or V4bb who has been III at ST. kes's
lake with consumption. arrived at his soaroo,o
home Yesterday morning. lie left 81 Regis i'N'
an Thursday in his private car and the 'outney
was planned in easy stages. arriving IN sca''0''
AT 10 o'clock IN the morning 49, .-.h,,A
had stood tie tourney even better than was h9Iee
Tor lie vas. however extremely Ill Inc "''
made AT his wish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
TWO Professors LEAVE CHfCAGO.

Chicago Sept (speciah The designations o:
two well known professors In the department OF HI
ologl at tho University ~ Chicago have been
copied and President Harper now has the selection
OF their SUCCESSORS under adylsement
Sho Watase. n Japanese professor. has sailed To
accept special chair on comparative histology and
biology In The Imperial University OF japan.
william Morton Wheeler assistant professor 81
embryology. has resigned To accept place pro-
fcssor ~ emhryolOgy ~ the University NJ Texas
Or. Wheeler before coming here taught at Clark
University ana studied I'm Wurzburg and Licge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
rHE GOVERNOR or YrcArlN HERE.

The New-Nork and cuba Line steamship Segu-
ranca. which arrived from Havana yesterday. had
among her passengers General Canton and stan,
Aucatan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
cFvrP4L WHEELER ~ THE FIELD.

GENERAL WHEELER ~ TIM fitL"'
The presence in the Philippines on acf've
duty Of General Joseph Wheeler may make a
considerable difference in public opinion about
affairs in that region before all is done f"r
il is we'll known that he IS not the sort or man
10 take his opinion at second hand from any
body. and his standing in the country Is such
that he will never have occasion to hesitate II
ne finds that there is reason to appeal dlrec'l!
10 the President and to the people who are ne
hind him respecting any error Of management
General Wheeler will command greater con
fidence because Of his practical experience ana
also because Of his political position. lie u
conspicuous Southern leader Of the party when
seeks 70 make capital by attacking the course
Of tho Government I'm the Philippine Islands.
Democrats Of the South. and Democrats or
Northern States also will find II hard 10 pei
sist tn attacks which such man as General
Wheeler refuses 10 support. If he coniradlcts
the statements on which those attacks are
based II Will he hard 10 convince fair ana
patriotic Democrats that he Is either ignorant
" or wlfully mlsrepresenting the situation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

been for slxty-eight years. During his 'ncumoency
there have been several bishops or the diocese Oh
Manchester Of which his parish IL part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
JrArf 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bnslness y olltrs.


Roll Top Desks ana once u'''''e
ar... Variety Of s'>le and Price
r q sELLEV.
No IN Futon G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

The building which includes the New-York
Theatre and Roof Garden and tho Criterion Thea
ire VIII probably be sold 10 an English
synlicate. The Messrs Sire who now own the
building. have named "a price which has been ac-
ceptcd but they insist on retaining a considerable
part OF the stock. II IL thought that their
wish In this matter will be acceied To also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

II any foreign ships Of war fnding themselves
in tho neighhorhood are disposed to take part
in the Dewey pageant they will he Weoome
International invitations 10 attend 1t were nov
expected and would have been inappropriate
II being in a peculiar sense r. private cel"hra-
ton There will however. be room enough IN
# for any friendly visitor who happens along
no matter what flag he sails under. II would no
nleasant to welcome SPANS banner and give
II honorable salute, but this ve hardly have
reason TO look for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

II the Democrats who Kissed Croker and ap-
plauded Altgeld at the Cooper institute meeting
the other night were in reach Of Tammany
discipline the boss would probably come out 81
his hole Of hiding 10 administer II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

Notice is given that tho performances ~ Rocky
Sharp" at the Firth Avenue Theatre next week
will begin promptly at o'clock this early hour be-
ing made necessary by the length of the play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

Miss Cisse LOTUS had decided 10 leave the cast
of the new burlesquc '~lh, Whirligig" which il
soon 10 be presented at Weber Il Fields's Music
Hall The reason which she assigns Is that she
does not Ike her part while the managers declare
that they have done much. and have offered 70 do
all that she can suggest TO make the part salts
factory ON account Of her withdrawal the first
Performance has been postponed I'll September p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

Mr. Croker must SEQ fate ahead ~ HIM for
he seems 10 be preparing himself by brief OK
nerInlents at secuaion for the serenity ana
ohscuritv ~ private life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Information by cable yesterday reached Ralph
Edmunds. Maurice Grau's representative. that
Nine Sembrich had sailed for New-Yo rk. She
comes thus early to take part in the musical
festivities at Worcester and Portland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

The anti-imperasts are not likely 10 ask for
a place In the Dewey procession. but may get
I'D ono Of their own. carrying wax hgure OF
Aguinaldo in front with Atkinson bringing up
the rear and distributing pamphlets. BOSTON
would he a good place for IT, the anti-imperal-
list being about five times AS noisy there as
elsewhere. though when all is said his mum
bers bear an extremely small proportion to his
pretensiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

bers bear an extremely small proportion to his
pretensions
Lieutenant Colonel Barrett u the 10Th Penn
sylvania Volunteers recently back from service
in the Philippines. and just nominated for state
Treasurer. brings back no faint ~ anti-im-
periallsm with him. but declares that the issue
thus advanced 10y the Democrats must be
squarely met and that he would rather be de-
feated than to try 10 evade H. That Is cer-
tainly the true way N deal with It. hut he will
not find it anything Ike 50 Formidable AZ he
seems 20 expect. it will he found 10 wreck the
chances Of any candidate no builds on II in
Pennsylvania. as well as elsewhere, and help
those Of the other side.
No doubt Mr.. Croker regards ex-senator HIS
Ramspo speech as distinctly unfrIendly act
Bailey's road 20 Senatorial honors In Texas
is INSTRUCTED hy Hoge who pours his bulk
along that ninty causeway with the menacinE
front ~ the boar of Calydon Texas "a a large
state, but none too large for the collision Of two
such spacious opponents. When their strife Is
over not enough may be left Of either TO Identify
but the common wrath will survive and Its
lone star trick It's beams and with new
"spangled ore fame in the forehead Of the morn
ing sky" before. It can really get along
without either Of them. incredible the
proposition may seem 10 both.
The faith or the Faith Curst is ofttines
grain OF mustard seed. and he sometimes gives
testimony Of 1t by laying down his life for II.
one believer living near Geneva In this State,
had typhoid fever. which he treated with prayer
two weeks. and then died. without shaking the
family belief that It the correct treatment
The case s now I'm the hands OF the Coroner
who will hand II over 10 the District Attorney
who Will pass It on to the Grand Jury, and
judicial decision to the responsibility Of the
dead man for his death may wind up the
incident in a way TO satisfy all statutory and
official requirements. The faith healer at large
encounters increasing difficulties in these days
but his posthumous arraignment for his
taking of is rather a novel occurrence. That in
effect is what happened TO Mr.. Ira ID. Peck late
Of Seneca Castle. but it promises TO leave the
rest ~ the Peck family as stubbornly intrenched
IN the faith ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

No doubt Mr. Croker regards ex-senator HIS
Ramspo speech AZ a distinctly unfriendy act.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
A BATTLE EXPECTED.
Peace Negotiations I'm Nenezueia nav
Fallen Through.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1O.-The state be-
nartment has received the following ca
blogram from the United states Minis'e,
to Venezuela. announcing the failure OF
the peace negotiations that have neeh ll
iprogress for the last five days between '"e
government and the insurgents.
Caracas.
Secretary Of state. Washington. Neso-
tlations suspended to-day Nenezue'ai
forces will be advanced. A decisive patt,e
fully expected this week. Puerto Capeho
quiet. (Signed) ~ ,,,
Earlier I'm the day Captain lie nphui
cabed the Navy Department from Porto
Cabello that application had been maze
bv the reD~esentatives Of the NeneZue'f an
Government and the insurgents to permit
envovs TO meet on board United STATES
warshlp 10 prosecute the negotiations ior
peace The application was seconded ~
United states Minister LOOMS, anu tie
Navy Department has consented to permit
the proposed meeting aboard the DetroW
From his later dispatch, however II IS
apparent that the meeting was futile.
CARACAS. VENEZUELA, oct. le-lt Is
learned that United States Minister
T.oomis has been officially Informed tat
The negotiations for peace are progressing
and that the government troops nave peeh
ordered backward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
A SWORD FOR CHADWICK.
The People of siorgantown Give Him
q ROuSing Ovation

MORGANTOWN. w Va. Oct 10-Chad-
wick day was celebrated by 5000 people
to-day. The weather was magnificent.
The special train with naval officers ar
rived at 6 o'clock and a salute IN honor
Of Admiral Sampson was fred by the
University Cadets. In the party were
Admiral Sampson. Captain Chadwick and
wife. Lieutenant q. Marsh and wife and
Commander s A. Staunion.
Among the distinguished visitors were
Governor Atkinson. Senators Elkins and
Scott. Fx- Senator Davis. Congressman
DAYTON and Secretary OF State Dawson.
II was nearly noon when the procession
started. The parade was divided into
three grand divisions composed Of the
veterans of the Civi and Spanish-Ameri-
cans wars. National Guard Of West Nir-
einia and Pennsylvania and Civic So
cieties
The chief marshal was Brigadier Cen
eral Spilman of Parkersburg W. Va,
When the procession reached the re-
viewing stand 10 was reviewed by the
distinguished guests and then dismissed
The meeting was then called to order by
Hon. George G.. Sturgis and Governor
Atkinson presented the sword 10 Captain
Chadwick on behalf of the people Of the
state.
Captain Chadwick was deeply touched
by the ovation accorded him. Hon. Joseph
Moreland spoke TO tho subject "Our
guests
Admiral Sampson replied in n few well
chosen words thanking the people Of
Morgantown and of the state for their
hearty words ~ welcome ana gave voice
TO the lively sense of gratitude that he
felt for the reception that had been given
him
Al tho close of the address the assem-
bled bands played America in unison.
thousands Of voices joining i'm the air.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
THE PILKINT0N
TRIAL HAS BEGUN
Jury Secured From the List Sum-
moned in Lynchburg, and Ed-
dence of Witnesses Heard,

POWHATAN c. H.. VA, oct. le-sps-
cial.-The trial Of W. q. Pikinton. charged
with the muraer OF State Senator Flan-
agan. was resumed in Powhatan County
court which convened to-day at O'Clock,
Judge Miller presiding.
Sheriff Baugh appeared with thirty
eight men out Of the forty summoned
under the order of the Court from Lynch
burg.
Air. PHkinton appeared with his counsel.
n. NJ smith. Hon. q. ID. Wise and +. v
Cogbl Judges Watkins, Leake and Ed
gar Allan appeared for the Common
wealth. Mr. Il. NJ. Smith asked that two
Of the jurors selected from the venire
facias from Powhatan be recalled. The
Court asked what two he meant He
stated that Mr.. w f. Cooke and Eugene
Shuart were the men i'm question.
Mr.. Smith, for the defence, then asked
that the nine jurors from Powhatan be
discharged, and that the jury be en-
panelled from the thirty-e.ght men from
Lynchburg. which was concurred IN by the
Commonwealth. and the jury from Pow
hatan was discharged.
THE JURY SECURED.
The list from Bynchburs was then
called. and only twenty-siX Of the list
was called when sixteen Of the list was
accented as Jurors. The names are as
follows. J. NJ Durphy j. II. Hatcher, j.
IL Burgess. G. ". Whitm0re, +. III.
Acree. r. w. Anderson, J. l.. Davis, II. c.
Rrrgess. l.. w. Baughan. J. II. Fox, G..
f. Slaughter. r. j. Burndt r. 5. Dillon
W. L. Oglesby. Clifton Peters and J. +.
Williamson.
The counsel. after taking the list. struck
OF the following names J. III. Hatcher,
f. II. Acree, J. F. williamson and elf
ton Peters.
The rest Of the Lynchburg men were
discharged. and the trial OF W. @. Pll-
kinton began. Mr. Winston was recog-
niZed as stenOgrapher.
The first witness called was Dr. X. T.
Tucker. who testified. The next witness
was DR. w N HeninQ. who testified
DID NOT STRIKE HIM
r. w. Winsree was next called. and
testified as heretofore published In The
Times. and during his testimony the jury
was taken To the spot where the shoot
ing took place. When the Jury came beck
the auestion by juror was asked: Did
Mr. Pnkinton strike Mr.. Flanagan
A. "He did not"
Mr.. L. W. Reames was the next wit
ness called. and his evidence was about
the same as heretofore published. Where
upon some question was raised as 10 the
admission OF some OF the evidence given
bv Mr.. Reames. and the counsel wanted
10 argue same The Court adjourned
until tomorrow az 70 O'Clock and swore
the sheriff and his three deputies TO take
care OF the jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
The RIue md thr GRAY.

EVANSVILLE. IND. oct. io.-The Ma
tional Reunion OF the Blue and Grev
opened to-day az Camp Farragut and
will continue four days. Owing 10 the
fact that the Camp Farragut amphitne-
atre was not completed until noon to-
day the morning programme was post
poned and merged into the exercises IN
evening Ex-Judge r. d. Richardson. OF
Evansville. presided.
Tomorrow will be the principai day OF
the reunion when President Mckinley and
Cabinet will he present and the PEesi-
dent will make an address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
SCHLEY IS READY.
Calls AT Department in Regard 10 HIS
New Command.

WASHINGTON, October l0.-kear-Au-
mlral schey called at the Navy Depart
ment to-day to arrange with the oflc.als
for the detail Of his stan and some otner
matters relating to the assumption OIL
his duties as commander Of the souh
Atlantic station.
The Admiral asked for the detal oi
lieut. Commando Sears ana Lieut.
wells. as nag-ucutcnant ana secfe'dtE'
resuectively These officers held similar
connection with the Admiral during the
Spanish war.
The Admiral was informed IL VIII re-
oulre two weeks time 10 put the I'M
cago I'm 10 shape for her cruise so u
was arranged that She should sail on the
25th instant
Meanwhile Admiral S,hley has arrange"
10 pay a visit TO some Of his triends u"
Georgia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
SUMMARY OF T0-0AYS NEWS.



DR. Jud. wood resigns as president oi
little daughter OF Mr and Mrs. Win
ter burned 20 death.
Man takes poison b. mistake.
President Mckinley and otner dlstin'
gushed men 10 be invited 20 ~ h,nolu. ,tl,
-lNfessrs A. J. Vaughan and Morgan
r. Mills elected captains. respectively, OF
Companies ID and +.
-Imnortant tobacco case carried 10 the
United states Supreme Court
DR. ". ". Parker 5 VIII IS uhiqus
several weddings to take place to-day.
Efforfs being made By the Council "a
secure larger appropriations Tor the I'M
provement OF James river.
The Board OF Aldermen refuses 70 teh
appointing power from superintendent
Boiling
City Attorney says the morgue scheme
would be class legislation
Date OF the launching 10 be nxed TO-
morrow.
A chapter OF accidents
interesting political gossip.
state.
DIR. woodward made a Mason al sigh'
bv the Grand Lodge OF virginia
-Judge w II Mann nOminated Tor tns
senate At the Blackstone Ctyenuon In
place OF w. c. Winn, resigned.
Thomas l.. Calls indicted Tor ehoeS
element in Alexandria.
A Jury obtained for the trial or W. o.
pfl<inton from the Lynchburg venire. Al
The Powhatan jurors discharged Int
trial commenced. Pilklnton did not striks
Flanagan.
General.
The Republican politicians claim TO b
anxious FOR Bryans nomination.
Reports from Manila Indicate that the
Insurgents arc troublesome.
Admiral Watson compliments Ass's-
tant surgeon Langhorne FOR his bravery.
Heavy fog on the coast causes the
Yacht race To be again postponed.
The meeting OF the Blue and Gray ir
Evansville opened.
The President has busy day IN chi
caeo and makes several speeches
-AavIces from Venezuela sav peact
regotiations have fallen through and
battle Is expected soon.
Foreign.
President Kruger demands Withdrawal
of English troops "a an ultimstum.
ENGLAND still rushing her war prcpsfs-
tions A report that she has acquired
Delagoa hav.
A collision between the forces IN the
Traas,aal expected at any time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11

and in street cars was referred TO the
Ordinance Committee.
The usual distribution OF gas house coke
among the poor was authorized.
The members present last evening we're
MesSrs. rurpin Allen. Bahen. Cuchins
ponahoe. Drewry. IlGrdwicke. Lawder,
Moshy Montgomery. Soay. Snead ana
Whittet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
PRESIDENT HAS A
HARD DAYS WORK
He Closes His Stay in Chicago by a
Speech to BrickIayers and Ban
uuet by Commercial Club.

CHICAGO. oct. lo.-At ll:so O'Clock to-
night President Mckinley and the mem
bers Of Ais Cabinet left Chicago for
Evansville Ind. on special train over
tho Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad.
1Iiis departure with cheers Of an IN
mense throng ringing in his ears. brought
10 a close a dav Of genuinely hard w0ri
of recentions and visits, in which the Pre-
sident had scarcely moment of leisure
for himself.
,,r,, were so good naturcd and disposed
to cheer. that the President, although
.ried uhen ne reached his train, ex-
1canlinned OH Eehth Paeel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11

WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-The Diplomatic
List. just issued by the state Department
contains the new title ioi the BRUSH
Ambassador. II shows that SIR Julian
Pauncefote Is now, The Right Honorable
the Lord Pauncefote of Preston. @. c, B.,
q q NJ. g.. Ambassador +. and p. OF
Great Britain. Lord Pauncefote will re-
tire from the diplomatic service OF Great
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
HAD TAKEN POISON.
Mr.. VI. &. Martin Made Dangerous
Mistake


Mr. NJ. G. Martin. of 1913 West Clay
went TO the Retreat for the Sick about II
O'Clock last Sunday night As he entered
the door ne said "I am poisoned" D"
and I'm five minutes he was unconscious
lie had taken through mistake. think
it was whisky a liniment containing
a deadly poision.
Or. Rees. one Of the resident physician
at the institution. took the man i'm charge
al once, and after several hours Of skill-
ful work. brought his patient around
Mr. Martin left the Retreat next morn
ing in good health.
Mr.. Edward T.. Beaman who has been
al the Retreat for several weeks is
greatly improved. lie will be able TO
leave within the next few days.
Miss. Ellinor Aicocke OF South Fourth
Street left the Virginia Hospital yester-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
NAIL FACTORY STARTS.
One Hundred aud Fifty People GIVE"
Employment.

The nail making department OF the o'4
Dominion Iron and Nail Works reSul'',s ~
operation yesterday after am idieieSs ~. ~,
about a year This department VII
employment to about 1850 men anu ~
The nails made 10y tnis coh'p'"s an
,l,,a-s horne a very high reputation an
.,,.er. the countrv. and announcements maui
~ the trade have already brought eoou-
~ supply of orders. -,...r, ,o,,
All departments of these works are npN
i'm operaiion. and between 500 and 81" me"
are employed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
Indianapolis Democrats.

INDIANAPOLIS IND. oct. io.-rhe
Democratic city ticket has been elec"i
by 900 90 1000 majority.