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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
LEADERS LOST
IN THE SEVENTH
Kennedy Pitched a Shut Out Game
Against Ptlsburg Till That Inning
REDS GOOSE EGG The ORIOLES
Chicago Makes Great Duplicate plays
Mt Critical Times and Wins 10y
Bare Run from New York.
Other Games,


PITTsBURG. Aus. 2o.-Kcnncdy PITCH
Cd q fine game up 90 Che sixth lnnln-.
not a man getting 60 first tn tho sey-
cnth five hits and -FOUR runs were scored.
Attendance $50
Score: U.s. III. -.
P,tfsbarg ..... 100000 4oNA
prookiyn.. co.. ...0iO0o2 00o-5
Batterios-Chcsbro and schrver; Ken
nedy and Mcclure. Jmpiics-OanHey
and Latham. Time. 40
Louisville. q: Philadelphia, ..
TorISVuIE. Aug. D.-The Coioncls,
with Cunningham on The sti'. to-day
took the last game OF the series from
the Phililcs hy better al-around play.
Attendance. 100
Sore: d. II, T..
louisville .... ....1 - ] oN-o
pbnaac,phin go. 1901 e000e-2 Z
Rareries - Cunningham and thinner.
Dopahue and Douglass and Mcf Wiond.
I-mplrcs-Emsiie and DWyer. Time, 1850.
Cincinnati. S; Baltimore. %.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 3o.--Tho orioles
were shut ont by Hahn's effective pitch
tnr to-day Neither pitcher gave a base
on balls. Attendance. ll'o.
Score. H. ~. D..
Cincinnati. o.. ...OO2OO1 OK "a o
baltimore .... 100000 5000 /
Batfcries-Hahn and Woods. Powell and
Robinson Umprcs-Swartwood and
Hunt. Time, 1.50
Chicago. 3. New York, >.
CHICAGO Aug. 30-Three great dou-
bic PLAYS 40 critical stages enabled the
Orphans 10 take the last game from New
York to-day. Attendance. $50.
Sore: X -. T.
Chicago 0O1N-3 4
New York .........00 20 I o. ] OO o.
Batteries-Taylor and Chance Doheny
and Wilson. Tmpires-O Day and Nc
Donald. Time. hours.
Boston. \: Cleveland, ,.
CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 3o.-Although
the playing of the Cleveland team was
good. as q whole the Bostons battcd out
runs almost at will and won. Attend
ance. DO
Score. It n. L.
Cleveland ..... ...o1O0OOO31-5 10 /
BOSTON,. zee. ....21o10 2f @ Is Is ]
Baitcries-Batos and Duncan. Lewis
and Bergen. Umpires-Snyder and Nc
Gar Time 100.
SYRACUSE NY. Aug 3).-Score:
Syracuse. 3. Worcester ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
FEARED ALL ARE LOST.


Positive Advices that Schooner Hard
castle was Wrecked iu Late storm.
BALTIMORE. August n-P2s'tive IT,
formtlon was received to-day that 'fe
schooner Il. L. f. Harlcas 'e was wreck
Cd in the hurricane that swept the At
lantc coast August 16-lsth. and il is fear
ed that Captain William F. Todd ana oil
on board were lost
The Hardcastle is reported q be- lying
in Pamlico Sound bottom uo. about dsht
miles from Portsmouth lslanL
The following Telegram was received
today from Newbern. \. c.. bringing Tie
first news OF the fate of the Hardc1stie;
schooner General =. J.. 9. Hardcast e
sunk near Portsmouth. Vessel and ltm-
ber in bad condition Crew lost
on the vessel ass she len Baltimore
were: Captain William r. Told. ner mas
ter. William Todd aged als'-n years;
Mate Richard Coleman and q white crew
OF four or five whose names were not
ascertainable today.
The Hardcastle on the 18th instant san
ed from Ncwbsrn y. c., with q cargl OF
lumber for Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
THE OCEAN HANDICAP,
Imp Took the stakes in Close Run
or I'nvorifcs

or l'nNoritcS.
NEW YORK. August 30.-The Western
mare Imp to-day picked up 1873 pounds
and ran a mile in fast time. beating Voter
and a lot Of other good handicap horses
Il was an the ocean Handicap. and the
Suburban winner was the first TO show
out Of the chute. She ran 20 the head
al the lot. with Voter. Swiiimas and Bat
ten close behind. until they reached the
,pper turn. Then Voter went after her
ana the pair raced M high speed around
the turn. when Voter cracked and Imp
came into the stretch alone. 4 furlOng
from Charontus came after her. and in
a driving finish she won by a head. sum
mary:
First receive and a half furlongs-
Lady Lindsey q TO ID first: Ccsaron q 10
and ouO second; lambert 20 10 j
third Time. los 1-5.
Second race-one miie-Slgyscrapcr 70 to
ID first: Hardly O5 % I and to ID second;
Dan Rice % to - third. Time. 1;h -.
Third race-dash. five furlongs-Mes-
merist C 90 u FIRST; Musette Ga to I and
10 ID second; Gulden co 70 y third
TINE. l:o0 %.
Fourth race-Ocean Handicap. one mile
limp Is % - first; Charentus az 20
and TO d second; Batten @ 90 u third
Time 40 10
Fifth receive furlongs-Rcynolds q
10 j. first: Lavega @ to ! and 20 ID
second: Strathmaker 90 20 ID third. Time
1.oi *
Sixth race-two miles. on turf-The
Bachelor & 20 - first; Maid OF Harlem
Is to and 90 - second. George Boyd
q 10 p third. Time. 3.02
Rcsuits nj the Grand Circuit.
HARTFORD. CONN, August 5o-l'he
following are the results to-day in the
Grand Circuit Meet here:
2l8 Glass. trottine; purse S2o2j-Peter
the Great. won. Charley Horr second;
Fred Kohl third. Time. 2i0. 2.oS ga.
900 u: 2.l0 IL. Charley Horn took the
first heat
2I0 Glass. trot: purse S3Oi5-Captain
Jack. won. Cresccus. second. Dare Devil
third Time 2.l0 l-2 eco, 2.l0 -; 2.o9 10:
2li Dare Devil took the first heat and
Crcsceus the second
minute Glass. pacing purse S2eo-Joe
Patchen. won: Anaconda second; Frank
Bogash. third Time 2.A ga. 2:l5. 2:o3 Ga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

WEST POINT. H. y. August N.-Tho
following ore among the candidate who
were to-day admitted as cadets To the
Military Academy. having successfully
PASSED their entrance examination.
Twenty-eight of the sixty who reported
failed 90 qualify:
carl Boyd Georgia. John F. Franklin,
Tennessee. Erh-1m r. Graham, Tennes-
see. Benjamin Grey. Florida, William ii.
Horton tennessee: George W. Maddox,
Kortuci,v. John Montgomery. Kentucky,
Edward /. Oldham. Tennessee, Rernold
/ powers Alabama; Wiley c. RodmaR,
North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
LIFTED OFF THE TRACK,
Loaded Cleveland street Car Blown
Up by Powerful Explosive.

Up by Powerful Explosive.
CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 3o.-A com
bination car on the Wnson-Avenue line
was blown up by a powerful explosive
between scoynle and quincy streets to-
night al 9.a0 There We're six passengers
ON board five Of whom sustained broken
legs. The other passengers and the crew
of the car escaped without injury.
When the explosion came 10 was with
such force that IL lifted the ear entirely
off the track destroying tie trucks and
demolishing the flooring TIE ear le-.
again on the tracks. and in such way
as to imprison the injured and now-tran-
lie passengers These were rescued by
the crew of the car.
The report of the explosion was such
that it was heard ON the Duolc square
three miles from the scene.
The injured are: j. Il. Ineraham' ies
hurt. scalp cut and internal injuries
Mrs l.. Schroeder left lee broken at me
knee: Miss Ella Schneider risn ankle
sprained and bones in The rEht io-''
broken: f. j.. Schultz. head hurt; Mrs.
+. d. Schultz. left leg broken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Gnrcrnnr cnnhlcr MnI Go.

ATLANTA. CA, August 0.-G0vearn0r
Gambler to-day accepted an invitation TO
attend the National Reunion OF the Blue
and the Gray. which IS to Zoe held at
Evansville October lo,h 20 18Th inclusive.
The invitation was extended Governor
Gambler by a committee OF citizens and
officials Of the city of Evan vile and the
governor accepted on behalf of MS wife
and his military staff and himself.
Governor Gambler served four years IN
the Confederate army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

lie had been ont for days hshins
and as he proudly displayed tte oonteru
of hs basket 90 hts WIFE She ezc'a med.
"Oh John. aren't they beaules' bni
I've Been SD anxious ior the last hour,
dear"
inriv "shy. shat could have happened 10
me7'
.0b didn't worry about you love.
but ID grew so late was afraid that
before you 90. back 90 town the fish
shops would an lie Shut Spare 40
ments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

BUFFALO. y. Y, Aug. sat to-day's
session or the American Bar Association,
The following officers were elected:
President. Hon. Charles F. Henderson.
of Nebraska: Secretary. john Hmkley. Of
Maryland reelected, Treasurer Francis
Rawle. of Pennsylvania Uc-c.ec,eO. Exc
cutive Committee. Edmund Wetmore. OF
New York: u. NJ. Rose. of Arkansas and
Charles Noble. OF Wisconsin.
A yice-presdcnt from each state was
chosen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
M'LEAN AT ITS HEAD.
Becomes Chairman of National Demo
cratic V-avs and Means Committee

Becomes Chairman of National Demo
cratic Ways and Means Committee
ST. LOUIS, August 3O-John Z. Nc
Lean. Democratic nominee f3' cove nor
of Ohio. is now head of me Ways and
Means COMMITTEE of the National Demo
cratic Commute. Hiss appointment Was
announced by W. j. Stone to-day j., be-
ing one of the features OF the reyrganza-
ton plan dec.dcd upon at the chicago
meeting of July goth.
Another feature is tine elimination OF
John p. Altgeld from the national COIN
ellis of his party. Ills resignation from
the Ways and Means Committee is ace
cepted and his friend Devhn. VINO las
had charge of the Press Bureau, N'il soon
follow him ln retirement 10 is predicted
The new members OF the committees
We're announced by Nice-Chairm1n stone
upon rccoip, of q letter sent by Chairman
Jones. who is now SD Great Britain. They
arc as follows. the first one named in
each ease being the chairman:
Exocutvc-J G.. Johnson. Of Nfrsas;
~. j. stone. of Missouri. Daniel j. Cam
pau. OF Michigan; John O. Shalcklin. Of
Pennsylvania; Thomas Chan. 0f illinois;
James NJ. Head. of Tennessee; Henry D..
CLAYTON. OF Alabama. W. IT, Thompson,
of Nebraska: G. Fred Williams. of Mas
sachusetts: y. ID. OBrIen. q Minnesota.
WAYS and Means-John R Mclean of
Ohio: Urev Wo0dsou of kentIclly; Adair
wilson of Colorado. }. J. Dryer, OF
California. benjamin r. Tll nan. of South
Carolina. Frank Campbell, of Now York;
j. @. Johnson. of Kansas.
Press-Clark Howell Of Georgia; jose
phus Daniels. OF North Carolina; Alcyan-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
IRON FURNACES
ARE IN DEMAND
New Workers Have Millions They
Want 10 Invest in Them.
ORE LANDS, ALSO, ARE DESIRED
An Interesting Letter Received Yes
terday az the Governors Office.
An Invitation To the Dewey
deception.

A letter was received ~ Governor
Tyler's Office yesterday from A. L. Rice
OF New York. asking about the iron
furnaces and ore lands of Virginia.
In the letter ar. Rice stated he had
parties worth millions who were anxious
TO buy such property in this State. lie
has other parties who wish to invest IN
manganese ore.
DEWEY RECEPTION.
Governo. Tyler received an invitation
from the Admiral Dewey Reception Com
mittee Of Washington yesterday to partic-
ipats in a suitable welcome to Admiral
Dewey which the people OF the District
OF Columbia are arranging to give him
when he returns 10 the National capital.
about October ID. This VIII be national
event and one OF its principal features
Will be the public presentation by me
Secretary Of the Navy Of the sWord voiea
the Admiral by Congress, at the east front
OF me Capitol. There VIII be an Au-
minated night parade In which large
number OF military, naval ana CIVIC or
ganizauons VIII participate.
Ii has been suggested tina, the Cow
ernors Of the States their stais ana
State troops might desire TO take part IN
the exercises and parade, which VIII be
reviewed by Admiral Dewey, President
Mckinley ana members OF the Cabinet
and the Reception Committee sincerely
hopes that the State of Virginia viii ~
represented 1n tho occasion.
DELEGATES APPOINTED.
Governor Tyler has appointed Dr. Jas
OKeCne. OF Tazeweil county. delegate 10
the National Irrigation Congress, which
is 20 be held I'm Missaula, Montana inc
first week I'm September
b. T.. Rose (co.ored), Of Fayette coun-
ty W. Va applied at the Governor Of
fec yesterday for requisition papers
for Vim. Johnson (coloredl. alias Booker
Johnson. who is wanted in West VIZ
glna for the murder of one Frank Ford
(coloredI m Fayette county, June 1888.
Johnson is now IN jail in buckingham
county. va.
III is said that Ross is the first color
ed man who has ever been sent 10 this
Office with requisiti0n papers. 40 arc
ton WAS taken on the application.
W. VI. Crouch. sheriff OF Gooohland
was at the AUDITORS office yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
JOHN OELAGEL INDICTED
Counsel Ask a Change Of Venue in
n,fc, ia Cor an Irnbfaspd Jury

Counsel Ask Change OF Venue in
Order 10 Get an Unbiased Jury.
DAilEN. GA. Aug. 3o.-In the super
ior Court. special session John Delagel
was indicted and arralnel for the murder
of Deputy Sheriff Townsend. There wa
no demonstration of any sort Counsel
for DGagei VIII endeayor 90 secure a
change OF venue on the ground that. owing
NJ the condition VI public opinion, an un-
biased jury cannot lee obtained IN this
county.
TIE grand Jury rs now INVESTIGATING
the case Of the ffty-nine rioters in jail
here and at Savannah. The rioters at
Savannah VIII te brought IN special
steamer tomorrow morning. -Four com
panles Of state militia were discharged
this evening -Four troops OF cavalry are
now on dtuy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
MAHOPS SONS KILLED.
Shot 10y British Troops While Resisting
Arrest as Village OF Skukaba.

LONDON. August 3o-The sirdar, Cen
eral Lord Kitchener. OF Khartoum, has
teiegraphed the Foreign Office that the
AIahdrs two sons have been killed by
British troops while resisting arrest at
the village of Skukabl.
A force OF British troops has been dis
patched there in consequence OF a reported
Mshdist insurrectlon on the Blue Nile
instlgated by MALTA Cherif and the Mah-
dts sons. THE latter have been living un-
def supervision at skukaba. on the ar
rival OF the troops the Dervsnes met
them with n warm fire. During the fire
the Cherlf and the Mahdrs sons were Hill
cd and the village burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

COLUMBIA. 5. C., Aug Son repre-
senfa ION of attorneys OF :. A. Townes.
the defeated candidate for mayor I'm the
Groenvllo election yesterday that there
were ncgalitles and Irregularities the city
executive committee ala not declare the
result today. giving Mr.. TONNES forty
eight hours 20 produce proof Mayor VII
liarns on the face OF the returns received
thirty three more votes than Mr.. Townes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

"Now that we are rich and intend going
into society" said Mrs. ParNenue, every
one says sc ought 90 have "a family tree.
"Assuredly," replied her new acpuaiat-
ance "All the best people have them.
THE trouble is, continued the would
be-autocrat." TO select one. Personally /
favor the oak. There's something 80 sub
stantial about It."
The new acquaintance recovered her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
TO MEET THE DEMAND.
Scarcity OF steel Causes Great Activity
Among Owners OF Iron Mines

Scarcity Of steel Causes Great Activity
Among Owners OF Iron Mines
NEW YORK, August 30.-lhe Tri-
bune tomorrow viii say:
The scarcity Of steel is causing great
activity among owners Of iron mines. a
new company. ln course " Incorporation
now. is 20 De formed by Rogers Brown
* Co., OF this city, and Eugene thinner
NAV Of Cincinnati 10 VIII Dee called the
Georgia and Alabama Iron Company Of
Georgia and the Western Mining Com
pany Of the same state. Their iron and
coal lands are near Cedartown Ga.
Mr. Zimmerman Is wce-president of the
Cincinnati. Hamilton ard Dayton rail-
road. and owner Of the Iaiiades0 Fur
mace property in Alabama.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
ncrs cnntnrc pining-Room.

BURLINGTON. y j., Aug. ga col
onv az bees has been In possession OF
the sitting room IN the home Of jane
Nixon all the summer and has driven
the returning family % other quarters
OF the house The bees were as content
ed as II they were In a field OF clover.
and had the sitting room stove half-fuh
OF honey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY.
Stock Of Embarrassed Georgia Firm
Seized -, State and Federal Officers.

AAfERICI-s GA, Aug. D-some days
ago Sheriff Macarthur levied on the st'c@
OF goods of the helms Company under IN
foreclosure OF a morrsase 10 savannah
house. Subsequently other creditors instL
tuted Involuntary bankruptcy proceeding
with "a view to sharing in the dis,ribu-
ton OF assets. Under order OF the Fedora.
Court "a deputy to-day seized the store.
notwithstanding the sheriff seal was on
the doors and Dut on new locks TO keep
the sheriff out. This raises conflict OF
authority between State and Federal
courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

LONDON. August G.-The Times. IN an
editorial ,hls mOfnlng~on "Ihe American
Imrcri4Nst Policy saws;
president Mckinley speech mt Pitts
burg PLACED American pohcy on q solid
and uuaeraloh.e basis.
"Wo ore quite confident that America
has the patience and persistenco necessary
10 overcome tho Philippine problem and
win in the end have reason % be proud
Of her possession
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

tho Grando Duchess but every incident
OF tho race Will also be quickly Dispatch
g. SO that the story of the great tussle
may De known quite os soon in Europe as
20 SIS Ga Amcr.c3--Ncw York Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

-pd you enjoy yourself wate a"ayt'
inquired Nrs. DHmroN.
.Yes. answered thc visitor.
"Dd you go % mlay p.l.tsf
"No. we attended "a. few synDosiams
"relr me. Wsn I oDot have been
with you. d0te Ola them classical CARR
p0-I..ou Washington SCAR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

Johnnie you talk TOO much
"see here dad. ana / to blaine for your
marrying into laxative family
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

DUBUQUE. IOWA. August So.-Iommy
White so, the decision over Henry Lyons
(co,ored) OF Chicago. at the END OF a
twenty-round bout here tonight. They
fought for the l2s-pound championship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
NOLLEY'S SCHOOL,
lOz North Pine ST.. Richmond. Va.

GEORGE A. NOLLEY, Principal
Opens MONDAY. September 25. 1909.
New pupils enrolled Friday september
22d Thorough preparation Tor the Uni
versi.y and Colleges " Virginia. A well
equipped gymnasium. Number OF pup Is
limited t0 Igy. Catalogues no the hook
stores. For further Information address
the principal az Ashland Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

7 used 10 be a man OK nerve
But I must make confession.
since I've met charming Mss de Blaak.
I've lost my self-pcSsession. Lila
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

"Whcn my daughter pays on The plano
the neiehbors practice physical culture"
How that2'
.Ayhv they an rt up ana bang down
their windows Detroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31


vi~siniq vet. We can point with pride 10
the foot that they have not taken place
but these waves are rolling higher day ny
d.- and unless we take into our own
hands his election OF Senators we can
not ten when these ihings may happen
"q'ho pcorle ecorn always. at heart 70
rally around The piemy
Il have taken great interest in TINS
question. and it would maize 10 diner
ence 20 nae If the candidates were my
dearest friends. I would advocate t"-
election of the one who was an exponent
OF the principles advocated in my n!"'-
FORM
"You WIN make q mistake IN returning
Senator Martin. lie has not rendered
mat service to- tho state that warrants
his return What can he show 20 h's
credt2 What great measure Of public
interest has De advocated2 ! nm told
he is q great worker, indefatigablo IN
securing the passage OF measures or bene-
III to his people. What great question
of public interest has hc taken active
part in?'
Alr. Jones then referred 70 circular
that was being sent around In the IN
forests of Mr. Martin lie took the cir
cular by paragraphs and discussed each
one thoroughly. He reiterated state
Inent that De made IN speech al h"Ns-
tom some weeks ago. in which he de-
claroi that Senator Martin had dodeed
six important votes on the day The war
revenue bills were being disposed II in
the Senate
ne stated nat he had q eopy Of the
Congressional Record to bear him cut in
his statement
Mr.. Martin IS. ! understand said
Mr. Jones attempting to snow M my
record IN Congress. He Is trying 70 snow
tbaf rire As I'd bad as his / am not
n candidate for the Senate You have
nofhlnr TO do with my record; Il has
nothing 20 do with the case, ] cisdain
70 discuss II. because It's not a pertinent
question. ] understand that senatsr
Martin is in Richmond, at the same hotel
with me, and that be is almost dyEg to
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-05-17
He Will Settle.

The Columbia Record says: ''There
have been rumors current for several
weeks to the effect that Colonel Neal
was prepared to settle with the State on
account of what he acknowledges he is
due. But not until last night were the
reports confirmed. Chairman Gun
ningham says the board has been as
sured by Colonel Meals attorneys that
the shortage would be made good before
the board meets again and before the
investigating committee assemblies
again. This will be June 13. Mr..
julius E. Boggs and Mr.. George E.
Prince, who are Colonel Meals attor-
neys, are in the city in attendance upon
the supreme court. The details Of the
arrangement for the settlement have
not been made public"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-05-17
DEWEY COMING EONE.
Rear Admiral Watson Ordered to Take
His Place at Manila.

The navy department has selected q
successor to Admiral Dewey to COM
mand the Asiatic station. Orders were
issued Monday detaching Rear Adni-
raj Watson from command Of the Mare
Island navy yard and ordering to report
to Admiral Dewey at Manila to relieye
that officer when he feels that he can
be spared there. Rear Admiral Kempf,
at present on waiting orders, has been
ordered to succeed Admiral Watson in
command of the Mare Island navy
yard.
It was stated at the department Mon
day that Admiral Dewey will come
from Manila direct to New York when
he returns to the United States. How
ever, it was added, the admiral will not
start until the commission, of which he
is a member, has completed the work it
has undertaken, at least so far as it re-
lates to the restoration Of peace on the
islands.
The reason for bringing the flagship
Olympia to New York instead Of hav-
ing her come to San Francisco where
she was built is said to be primarily
because Admiral Dewey desires to
make the passage on his own flagship,
but also for the reason that the Mare
Island navy yard threatens to be over
waelmed with repair work as soon as
the numerous vessels Of Dewey's feet
begins to return to the United States.
The Olympia is in need Of thorough
o7erhauling, having been away from
her home station longe, than any Of the
vessels in the Asiatic feet, and render
ed more than the usual amount of hard
service during her absence.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-05-17
Shot Him Dead.

Postmaster George A. McLaughty
at jamestown, OHIO, lies dead from a
thoughtless piece of pleasantly. He
was killed by a most intimate friend.
The postmaster Wednesday night, with
boy friend, was putting a tick tack
on the window at the home of Mr.. CHM.
Mr.. CHM, hearing the noise and think
ing to frighten the boys, fred shot
through the window, killing McLaugh-
ty instantly.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-05-17
They Will Appeal.

immigration Commissioner North
has refused to permit the landing Of
ten Filipinos who arrived atSan Fran
cisco few days ago on the steamer
City Of Peking. The natives are under
contract to exhibit at New York di ne
museum. Commissioner North takes
the position that because of agreement
to place themselves on exhibition they
are contract laborers and are not en-
titled to land in this country. On the
other hand, the Filipinos claim they
are actors, not laborers, They will
probably appeal their case to Washing
ton.