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PERSONALS.

CHARLES S. BROWNIE above person will
call at this office he will find letter of i'm
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CHOICE modern cottage; rooms and base
ment; situated close to Park; lot 50X100; sac
rifice; $4,000 Pac. Coast Elk, 1OO71a Market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
On Every Building Where NOu-UniOn
Brick are Used,
WILL Be PUSHED VIGOROUSLY.
Manufacturers Failed To Send Repre-
sentatives TO the Conference OF
Those Involved in the Present
Brickmakers' Strike and the
Committee Resolved on
Extreme Measures.

CHICAGO. July 2a-More than 5000
men VIII be thrown out of employment
Monday and work viii De stopped on
every large building i'm the city where
brick made I'm non-union yards is used
fin fits construction, 81 the business agents
Of the building trades council carry out
their intention
no SETTLEMENt
N-o rerreeeutatlvos of the brick manu-
faofurers were present to-day az the con
ference of those involved I'm the BRICK
makers strike at the rooms of the Aia-
sons and builders Association ana as
"a result nothing was done in the way VI
settling the difficulty.
WILL BE PUSHED.
Al tho headquarters of tle committee
having tine strike in charge it was SAID
ne manufacturers had failed TO send
reprosrntauvcs to attend the conference
and a, "A result the strike would DE push
IN VIGOROUSLY forward from now on. To-
dav being ID half holiday, no attempt was
made 90 stop work ON amy of tne oul4-
uss but. beginning with Monday, lt l7
said every workman Will be Withdrawn
fr1m the buildings where brick from
non-uni0n yards is used.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
Merchants Warned Against Selling
Goods to Those Who Ride.
GENERAL AXLINE is INDIGNANT
At the Boycott Of the Troops aud Says
lie VIII Enforce the State Law
Against Those Who Interfere
With the Militin-Will Also
Begin Action Under the
Civil Rights Law.

CLEVELAND. o.. July 29-Now that
-.-,l,- i,,. i...,, ,r,otfo,lrv restored v,ttb,,
lh9 ol'y' '"1 9-'e'- l''''i 'N1 "'' i'
solved itself INFO general boycott OF the
big consolidated company and everybody
nh, ,f.,.. ,,..,,,, 60, .,-s Ar,,-.r+l,, cha
strikers nave me sympathy ana acliFe CO.
operation OF AN the labor organizations
in the city, and not only are the mer-
chants bafpe, rinisbed for riding ON fhe
TABOO d cars, pui ihey are ""lA,u against
selling goods 10 other people $50 do ride
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
MAYOR JONES IS
AN INDEPENDENT
He Believes in the People and is
Therefore a Man Without a Par
tY-HIs Position Exp.a.ned.

TOLEDO o., July 29-Mayor Jones
to-day addressed am open letter TO The
people OF Ohio explaining his position as
an independent candidate for Governor
The following IS the letter in part.
During the past two months have
received hundreds Of letters from au
classes Of people i'm every part OF Ohio
urging me TO become am Independent cane
d.late for the Office of Governor of the
State. These letters are not addressed to
me because I possess a peculiar fitness for
this high office. but because as SO appears
90 me- 7 happen just now to stand in
prominent position advocating principles
OF human liberty That are as old as time
ana as enduring as eternity
HOW HE STANDS.
'I believe in al the people. and am
therefore a man without party ] believe
in tle people as people no- as partisaus.
] claim no priv'l ee for myself or for my
children that ! am not ready 20 do my
utmost 90 secure for an others ON equal
terms
'ln This way I shall always DE free 20
vote ana act f0r principles, whatever party
name I bear ON the one hand or indie
pondcnce OF AN parties. II need Doe. ON the
other, ana the whole people shall az
ways have the first claim on my services
and affections rather than a fragment of
them named in "a political party The in-
tercst of aN is the great idea now claim
Ing the attention of patriots everywhere"
Referring to the failure OF the Work
incmens Convention TO get recognition
from either the mocrats or Republicans.
Mayor Jones says.
TO Make a TEST
"In view ~ this situation for the pur-
pose Of testing the quality ana extent 90
the sentiment for am independent canli-
date. 7 invite those who feel that such
"a move should Doe made 90 write 90 me
for blank petitions OF correct legal form
upon which to secure signatures petition
ing 'he Secretary OF State 90 place the
namo upon The ticket By careful study
of tho responses 10 this letter we shall be
able 20 decide whether the sentiment
j. sufficiently pronounced 10 warrant so
great an Undertaking. II the decision
shall be affirmative. viii enter
upon the duties OF the campaign I'm the
interest Of a larger humanity, wholly in-
different 20 the consequences 10 me per-
sanallv
(Signed) SAMUEL NJ JONES"
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mites. This policy IS being uniyer-

counties. This policy IS being univer-
sally approved"
When asked about his trip TO Nor
foIk and the East,~n Shore the Cover
nor said:
.I found the people in Norfolk and on
tho Eastern Shore just as warm in their
offer OF support as possible. Tho soldier
boys and their homo folks were cspcc-
ialy earnest in tncir expression or
friendship
"You feel sure Of your election, do
yon?'
"Feol sure. OF course DO. never feit
moro certain OF au election.
'r know what the sentiment OF fhc
people of this State is and rest assured
80 Will Doc expressed except in the few
places where hasty action has or win be
taken. Whore snap conventions have or
VIII DO called and candidates put in the
field that the people do not want they
win demand the raht 90 instruct thcm
az the general election in November.
And 80 is not going 10 be denied them.
1ne people arc sovereign. They rcmem-
hor they were taken by surprise six
years ago and they SEQ that methods
are being used 10 capture tho caucus
members now by WAYS that aro devious
and tricks that are vain and they VIII
not be thwartcd II YOU knew what /
know, YOU would have no doubt ass 20
the result of this contest
SHORT TINE GIVEN
"1 learned as 7 came through Newport
News that the committee of that city
at "a meeting at which just one half Of
thcm We're present. ordered last night
ward meetings 10 De held next Thurs
dav 10 elect delegates To Senatorial ana
House convention. only seven days time
being given. 7 only became "a candidate
ON tho 12th How fs ft possible for
friends tO arrange for suitable candidates
20 Doe brought ont for me on such short
notice at an these points throughout the
state?
"Mr Martin has been n candidate FOR
months and no wonder fae public think
g. unfair and are indignant az his friends
trying % rush the nomination 0f his
candidates before mine can be gotten in
fho field T do NOT believe anything hut
fright would prompt such action
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
FINAL SITTING,
some Of the Results Achieved by the
International Peace Congress.

-, r,------ ----,--,-o--
lnlefha'ioilai '''''
THE HAGUE, July -~3 H. AL ne
r,t..,,ati,raI pooco Conference met for
'.'. f...l ...+Iro b.. .d.v when u was au-
,'..,,,.e5 tF,t sixteen States had signed
.i.. ..i.f+,.,,., ,o,,antf.n. fifteen the
.'e.. t,.., o...,.orrfo,- seventeen the de-
.fa,'.io, rrobitiffng the throwing of
..,,i...iies or e,,lasiyes from balloons.
'f,f..o fna declaration prohibiting the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

VIII Ask New Secretary of War 70
Ruling on the Relations Of Gen.
eraI and War Department.

WASHINGTON. July 29.-The Post to-
morrow Will say:
General Miles Will ask Secretary ROOT
for a speedy decision as 10 the relations
existing between the general command
ing the army and the Secretary OF War.
lie Is now preparing his side OF the case.
wnich will be submitted % the new Sec
retary The condition which has existed
I'm the War Department since the cam
paign IN Porto Rico Is reviewed show
ing tnat General Miles while major gem
eral commanding the army has had little
or no voice In the management or anairs
or the army, and IL is stated With the
incoming Secretary he hopes the present
conditions will change"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

disappointment, being regarded as the re-
suit OF prearranged scheme 10 dcsp0il
the colony OF a representative consfi-
tuition, which would be likely TO encour-
age the American annexation tendency by
alternating the Wavcring sentiment 0f 10y
atty. The report may be summarized as
follows:
The condition OF tho colony, though
procarious is not altogether hopeless. An
immediate loan or le900O pounds IS
necessary. which would bee warrartahle
only n the colony resigns its constitution.
accepting imperial control. Public opiu-
ion considers that anything would be pre-
ferable TO surrender of the constitution.
the most conservative even pering
Of annexation as am alternative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

rr-~rsBURG. PA. July 2'-Ins
American Glass Company sent ont TO-
oqv circulars announcing an adFane. OF
Der cent. ln the price of glass to I'hr
erect ON August lst The last adF
I'M prices was made on June 20th. which,
Including tho present increase. maN''
the advance in the price of glass since
the opening OF fire about Cd per cen'.
prospects for large fali trade are f'll
10 ta GOOD Am au parts of the country
and next month likely win see unusually
small stocks ON hand. The Wage COM
mittoe Of the window Glass Workers
Association meets On this city next week
TO formulate n scale for the ensuing
wear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
SUMMARY OF TO-DAYS NEWS.


Local.
Miss Goodwin's friends protest against
Charter granted Charles II. Page GO;
-puddlsrs strike ends and inen VIII
return 90 work.
state
Governor TYLER makes an unexpected
visit 10 Eastvilie 0n account OF Mt-t.is
telegram. Spends the uat tn Ne"Po'I
News. ,.,-
Indian. passes away.
Railroad meeting I'm Greene county.
Judge Williams Martin man. hVini-
mated 0y primary in orange.
General.
The Cleveland strike has taken ths
form of "A general boycott.
List OF victims OF the Philippine war
foots M 10 nearly eight hundred
Nj Mckinley Is much improved by
he,. trim 10 Lake Champlain.
Governor Jones. OF Ohio. tells why hs
Is an independent
A san Francisco girl sends a box OF
poisOned candy 10 herself
FIFTY thousand bricklayers VIII go on
strike IN Chicago tomorrow.
Foreign.
General Gusman Blanco, ex-President
OF Venezuela. died In Paris.
The Peace Congress az Tho Hague
held It's final sitting yesterday.
German press gives their Impressions
OF WORK ~ xss-a iiongreSS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
VICTIMS Nr H'tP
The Number Of Fatalities ~ tfe Phil
ippines to June ., Was 730.

AINNANlNn ~ - tANh' 80 ~ 't' f'f''f
SEATTLE. WASH. July 9-Ihe Times
prints what purports -o Dee fuil iis- oi
fatalities 600 the American army in the
Philippines up to june 30. The list was
furnished by Fred. j. Erem, repre-
sentative of the IluNl Freedom. Who
claims t0 have obtained 81 from the
records of the surgeon general OF Manila.
The total number of fatalities Is a6-
tweuty-thrce officers. siX hundred and
uuefr-niue prtates, and fourteen cirl.-
jams attached 90 the army
A remarkable feature of the record Is
found m lhe statement that the number
of officers Killed in battle is out of AN
proportion to the number of priFaies
aUel. Ou the other Alnl fewer officers
died from diseases proporn9nHt'y th1n
prlgaies. ont of the - officers dead. l6
were killed in action. two were drowned.
and five died 0t disease.
or the fo pritates. 2f died of wounds
received n action. were accidentally
23 drowned. e committed suicide. loG died
or typhoid fever. 50 of smallpox. 30 OK
dysentery. 2s ~ pneumonia Do W ma.1r.al
fever. and "a of meningitis. THE remain
der died from various diseases. or the
n deaths among civilians were from
smallpox and three from sunshot wounds
received iu action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

DENVER. coll, July 2-Attorney
Charles j. Hughes pettionei the United
states Circuit Court to-day for writ OF
habcas corpus for James A. Doyle the
millionaire mine owner who is confined
in fail no Colorado Springs on account of
his refusal TO obey am order of the H..
pas0 county District Court and surren-
der judgment for 10000 obtained in an
Iowa court against mis- former partner
james Burns. Judge Halett took the
matter under advisement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
CHIPPEWA FALLS IN PERIL.
Five Acres orBurning Shingles Blocks
Threaten the Town.

CHIPPEWA FALLS. WIS. July o.
Fire which started from "a spark from a
locomotive destroyed the shinsle block
lumber yards OF the Northwestern Lum-
Der Company at stanley this evening.
Dr. soon got beyond the control OF ihe dee
partmont. which was assisted 10; aI t.
eilzels forming a bucket brigade. About
five acres OF wood and shlnele block
We're soon enveioped in flames and the
Gre advanced rapidly toward the ci'y.
AT o'clock the Jhyor of stanley wired
10 this city for help and steamer with
crew OF men are now there. The ciu-
zens are working hard 10 save the town.
AT S o'clock tonight two houses on the
outskirts of the city near the burning
yards were destroyed. but it is believed
now that lhe fire is under control
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

ALBANY. y. Y. July 4-The State
% New York viii officially hil four muir
derers Don the week beginning July 30th.
This viii Doe the largest number OF muir
darers executed On any one week I'm the
laat five years. TWO Of them viii be
electrocuted in the death chamber az Au-
burn prison. and two IN the death cham
Der no Sing Sing prison.
Tho four prisoners are: Oscar Rice
(uhte). wife murderer. John KENNEDY
col0roD. h0m0clde. Michael Mcdonald
Owhite) hOmocide. Louis Fullerton (col-
oreO. Killing HIS white mistress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

NEW YORK. July 29-Edward Mar.
s6au the war correspondent who was
v,onnded at las Guasamas. Cuba, has
undergone amputation of q leg Inc
operation was made necessary because
Of paralysis and in order TO retard its
progress.
Mr Marshall was wounded in the spine
and at the time both legs We're para
Iyzed His courage ana lhdomlia1ie
VIII aided materially IN restoring him
partially 10 health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
DR.. Arons VIII Be Dismissed from
Berlin University,
THE VALUE OF OUR FRIENDSHIP.
Not Worth Having if IL Must BE Pur-
chased by Abandonment or Impor-
tant German Intercsts-Dingley
Tarin Affects German b
ports-Some New Munic-
ipal Experiments,

5000 r1~.-el
Copyright 1872 Inc .,-.e
BERLIN. July 29-Ihe papers ''''
week have been giving their Yerdlcls on
en-. o,,oon. of the Peace Conference at
80 .b. comment
1Ae Hague 1'' ,.-..-o
OF the papers friendly % '"e o''''1
generally. fs one Of disappointment l-A1
so uttle has been accOmp l-hel. "Hiie
tuose ouu0smg indulge lu, glee tnaJ no
more was accomplished. The Iaseolat1
considers that tine form OF afNl-i a.4''l
adoptcl marks gam important step toward
securing the peace OF the world.
Tne most important result thr fo-t sees
fs mat q method is now open to naloHa
for settling dlmcuuet. saying.
"Whle the conference mas hot "7''' .'
iu the millennium. -tll DO shows uit- '"0
powers are earnestly striving to preserve
for the peoples the blessing of peace
The National Liberal Hoersou Ieiuns
calls The final protocol funeral oia-Io.i'
ana says the results equal zero
the krucz /c.uns. referring TO the
United States and England. siJs'
STAND IJihItl-t
'"lhe nations that hoasted loudest OF
their humanity made 'he slouiesi res. T.
ance to really practical Aihili-i.,l li'A
pLn-o- illoHs. ,......
ihe hlue1 /eliuhs TUT .NeI ''l",
lndl ""ne I.E.al' anu 'i' .,-
ali.,7 'l'l ''-',.'i l' opl,'.- .'...
pI'Il"',i'H oI "'iil.7 ""'' W.
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tg,
cars n-ocramatfon. ." fi-e lruez Ief,unr
continues. 'irfr0drces absolutely no
cnaueo iD oyfsifr. conditions"
Tho press Of Berlin d.vofos mich At
toution fo tho Arous cq... DR. Ar0n- is
professor who lecturc1 on physics N
Berlin University and Social Democrat
whose pres cnce in the University had
given great onans' IN aI i1ForanIe 10
drastic measures ior combating Social
ism. Ihe Diet pa ed o. laW year ago.
called by The press the Arons. I1W.
making fl possible for The government
80 proceed oraIn7t ana oifmi Socialist
proie naor ihs PROT. Ar9ns was
was .l-l l-''l "
unanimously o'.i'rei lni. l..Ie ~.
occasion '' ''N
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6i.t,,,et ~ +bo ,,,.cr,,,,ort and r,,e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
HEAD OF A COLLEGE DEPOSED.
Brother Fabr can. Of 81. Johns Col
lcoc. Washington. Ordered 90 Paris.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The head of
ST. Johns College here. known as Broth
er Fabrican has been dep0sed and order
cd to present himself 90 The Council OF
Christian Brothers at Paris
The order was issued by Brother Gabriel
Marie. the superior general of the order
because of a controversy over the teach
ing of classics by the brothers IN the
United States.
Brother Fabrican is the ninth member
Of the brotherhood. who has been order
ed from the United States on account OF
these differences. lie is said 10 have the
friendship OF Cardinal Gibbons and Mon
sicnor Martineil who. II IS stated VIII
endeavor 10 have him returned 10 Wash
incton on account OF his high standing
az \ teacher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
CONNECTING LINK.
4 Conference Held Between Railroad
Men in Portsmouth.

A confereuce was held between Messrs.
john Shelton Williams. president, 81
John. vice-presllent of the scauoard AT
Line. and Captain Joseph Willard.
II is understood that it Wa/ in relation
70 the construction Of the l'.oposed INC
90 connect that road with the balllmofe
and Ohio. above Georgetown.
This connecting Iiu, viii probably start
from or near Quanrlc0. and pass through
Fairfax Courthouse. following the route
surveyed and adopted by the Baltimore
and OhiO some yea.s ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
A NEW YORK FIRE.
Five-Story business Building Burned
with Heavy Loss.

NEW YORK. July 9.-Fire I'm. a five
story brick building at 80 90 - Moore
street Tonight did $4,000 damage. A
dozen hremen We're injured or overcome
hy smoke. The building WAS owned By
the Trinity church corporation and was
occupied by 70 number of firms. including
seeman O. Co.. wholesale groccrs the
Sanford Manufacturing Company; Potter
a. Wrsht.ngton. health food products:
A. Booth * CO., canned goods. and Enos
r. Smith. broomstalk
These firms losses vary from s. %
5000 while the damage Co the building
is estimated at about so eo0 The fire
extended to a tenement adjoining occu-
pied by a number OF families 10 was I'm
roscuine these families that the hremen
We're overcome by the dense smoke and
Don some cases rendered unconscious.
All win recover The tenement was not
damaged 90 any extent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
so ALGER SAID.
Cabled Otis That He Had the Conf
dcnce OF the Admmistrat

wAsmNGTON. July 29.-About ten
days ago Secretary Agor cabiod General
OTIS saying that there was some criu-
cism OF him IN the American press, nut
assuring him that he had the entirc c9n-
ndeuce OK tho Secretary OF War and the
administration
80 far as known M the war nonart-
ment the only message sent by President
Mckinley 10 General Otis were those
which have been made public. and con-
sistld OF commendatory words or the
General ana the troops I'm the field ior
what they accomplished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
The Old Dominion Works viii Fol-
low Their Old Custom.
TO RETURN TO WORK MONDAY
The Men Agree TO Go Back at the Old =
Scale, and on the Following Mon
day Their Pay VIII BE Raised
tosi Per Ton-Thc Company
Posts an Order To
That Eject.

Tho pudllers OF the OLD Dominion Iron
and Nail Works Company recently struck
because their wages were not advanced
TO 81 "a ton. As was then stated in an
interview I'm The Times, the Richmond
scale is governed by that at Harrisburg,
Pa.
PRICE ADVANCE
Yesterday the Old Dominion Works We're
notified that the price of pudding would
be advanced ou August 1th. and th.s
notice TO the puddlers signed by President
Arthur u. Clarke and General Superin-
tendent r. NJ. Biankelship, was posted 8t
the works:
we have adyices that the price of
pudding viii be advanced at Harrisburg
20 81 per ton. taking effect Monday morn
ms August 9Th. Following the long-es-
tablished ru.e of paying Harrisburg wages
in this mill We will pay the same figures
from date named.
1--WE take this opportunity Of express
ing our disauproval OF the suspension ~
work recently IN This mill without the
custimary two weeks notice. and We
trust such violation OF rules viii not
occur again.
TO LIGHT Up TOMORROW
eve viii further say that, if sufficient
men desire to work during the coming
week. and will so advise .to-day. the mill
Will be lighted mp. and Nl5 viii be paid
mp to ncNt Saturday after which 81 Will
Dee paid
The puddlers have signinod their will
ingness TO return 10 work Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

PHILADELPHIA. PA, July @.-The
British tank steamer Acrara to-day clear
"a from this port Tor Japan Win proba-
bly, the largest cargo of oil ever shlpped
from this city. The steamer is one OF
the largest of its kind aud It's cargo
weighs about 1000 tons.