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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-17
An Unusual Plea

That gentleman arose and made a
rather remarkable argument to the
court in behalf Of stay of sentence
and a new trial. He said that the law
yers for the defense. having had very
little experience in homicide cases, had
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-17

Forecast for Salt Lake Today is:
Fair; Warmer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
INJURIES OF
EVERY NATURE
The Ambulance and DR.. Davis Kept
in a Perfect Rush.
FINGERS CUT AND BONES BROKEN
Two Carpcuters Fall from Ladder
and Are Painfully iiurt-liands
Caught i'm Machiney
Casualties.

Accidents followed close upon each
others heels yesterday. and the city am
bulance-that great alleviator OF human
suneriug-was kept in motion the greater
portion OF the day, while Or. J. Wyatt
Davis. who was IN charge. was kept busy
as a bee attending to every species OF
wound. amputatng fingers and setting
bones.
The first call at $3.50 yesterday
morning TO Allen & enters factory
where William Tharp. who lives at No.
iol east Ninth street. Manchester, haa
lost three fingers in machine. lie re-
ceived the necessary surgical attention.
LOST Ills FINGER.
At AS there was "a call 10 the Ale
ghany box factory. where a white boy
named Jim Ellyson. of 600 west Clay
street, had "a finger mashed. Df. DAVIS
amputated the injured member.
by an accident on lower Main street
Just after o'clock two carpenters were
painfully injured They were al work
ON the new No. engine house both
standing on the same ladder, which Tell
Nti'-H ~ HAl'+ "tNtt NttN+t4f Nt+t-''+--f'
the street.
The arm OF one was broken, and the
other was very severely shaken up.
DR. Davis came I'm charge or the amou-
lance and found that one Of them, j.
NJ B0yhoru. had broken a bone IN ms
arm aud also his shoulder blade.
Later on Dr. Davis was called across
the street To the present quarters or NO.
2 company. where he found j. B. john
son. who had also fallen from the ladder.
sustaining conclusion Of the spine. Filor
10 the arrival OF Dr. Davis DE was seen
by Dr. j. w Henson who pronounced ms
injuries not necessarily serious. Dr. Da-
Wis took him 90 the city hospital
ANOTHER AMPUTATION
At $40 o'clock Willie Turner an en-
ploye of the w. r. Trigs Shipbuilding
Company got his finger caught I'm a
punch. lie was taken TO the city hos-
pital and Or. Davis amputated the fine
ger.
The last call for the ambulance came nc
955 o'clock. and was from l0n north
Seventh street where George Ross. y l-
ored boy. had been cut in the face by a
man named Hawkins Had the wound
been a little lower 70 would doubtless have
proved fatal DR.. Davis took nine
stitches I'm f.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
WATERMELON COURT.
Governor Tyler ana His son, Major
Hcth Tyler at Ch rsstiansburg.

CHklSIlANSBURG, VA. Aug. o.
Spcc .al.-Ihe largest crowd in many
months attended the County Court here to-
cay and most OF them seemed 10 enjoy
themselves feastug on watermel0ns
August court day is generally called
Watermelon Day by the people here
A special grand jury was lmnannelled
and returned five indictments four OF
oiizr against Charles Webb. both c0iorcd.
Vado's brother Chris. was sent 10 the
pcniteutiary from this county about eigh-
ieen months ago Tor year Tor attempted
assault and 4 ls quite likely he wiu nave
hIs older brother fJr company soon There
is a heavy criminal docket this term
and court viii likely last until sometime
next week
Tho case against SID. Cooper began.
but WIN not be finished until sometime TO-
morrow.
Captain II. ID. wade commandant Of the
James J.. Preston Camp Of Confederate
Veterans had a called meeting OF he
Camp IA tho courthouse at recess to-day
and Z was quite wei attended. interest
ing speeches were made by q. A. Heer
mans Bsq. Major W. NJ. Ellis aud 9th
ors. The object OF the meeting was 10
elect delegates 10 the State Camp which
assemblies az Pulaski city October II,
1880. After some discussion Il was de
cided 10 attend IN body and elec, the
delegates there.
Governor Tyler and his son. MAJ IIeth
Tyler were present to-day among the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
TROUBLE OUT ON
FIFTH STREET
City Force is Hard at Work Repairing
the Sewer Break.
MANY AQUATIC PLEASURES



Jackson Ward is one OF the gaye7t por-
ffon4 Of the city. the society of this Sec
.....,..t.,,,.l round of excite
'''" 'e.'7 o''0
ment
FOR the last two weeks boating ana
srrr.,,tbirv have taken the first place,
..-....- ..,..,.-.s Gran. shoot
,.... ,i..,o .,+
ing joints and even lhe peasant ''''''
homes" have had to take back sett Tor
.t... ,..o,,s+i,,, aoultl. eaorts. room for
....t, t,,.,., ba.n
lHe lul i"11.- Dob ,.,..
provided in the -ediiIlNi' l'"p''
which stretchel its placid waters on
r.te.t s.r.at fofv.an Jackson and DuvaL
....,.,,,,,,.,, ,o,-rrrroN
a l'l'i''l'''' ,,.-
Seriously speaking. q te.io.e ..'''.','
NJ affairs has prevailed in the tiofe7a'u
spot. due to city Councils m PAST years
having neglected ~ follow the advice oi
the Ci-y Engineer
The result "ls .i a.-i7l ''' ~. .'N -. .''
sewer. and the stack in ihe lump
Jackson. DuFa- tlln ait" '-NI' ,@
crushed into the sewer ana '''.N'' .''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
KESWlCK HUNT CLUB.
A Dramatic Entertainment Followed
by German.

nv = Nfiildit.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Aug. co.
The keswick Hunt Club gave q dramatic
entertainment at their clubhouse last
evening. which was participated in by
Mr.. Frank Walker. I'm his inimltable
comic and dialect songs. Harry Whites
Charlottesville Quartette; the Misses
Stuart, of Washington ID. c.. solos and
duets and other artists Of talent
The concert was followed by a german,
led by Mr. Stewart Hanckle. of Char
l0ttesvlie Among those who participated
We're: Miss Macon with Mr. Hancke:
Miss Lindsay Walker with 1lr. Bond:
Miss Lucy Cooke with Mr. Stcrry: Mrs
Kerr with Mr. Barnard. Miss SteTy
with Mr.. Jones. Miss Mason with DIT
Brandt. Miss Belle Cooke with Mr.
Kerr. Miss Berta Ryan with Mr. W. p.
Cooke. Miss Bryan with Mr. Magruder:
Mis- Maguder with Mr. Holiday: Miss
Holiday with Mr. Shackeford. Miss
Sarah McGruder with Mr. Meade. Miss
Walker with Mr.. Cooke. Miss Backet
with Or. Farley: Miss Hanckol with Mr.
Cochran; Miss McCullan with Mr.. Lewis:
Miss Stewart with Mr. Hardesty. Mrs
Isaac Winston with Mr. George Macon.
Mrs. Chittenden with Alr. Maguder;
Miss Howell with Fred Murphy: Miss
McCullan with H. NJ Randolph: Mrs
Thurman with Dr. Thurman. and others.
Among the stays were Mcssrs. T.. O. Nc
Cue. Woods Stockton, Hugh Nelson
Aliugan. and DOdd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
ATLANTIC AND DANVlLLE.
The Rumor That IL. Lancaster WI
Inns Disposed Of Holdings.

NORFOLK. VA. August 3o.-Special-
A meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Atlantic and Danville railroad II Us am
nounced. Will be held here tomorrow.
IL SIS expected that action viii be taken
i'm tho matter Of the leasing OF the pro-
perty for a long term of years 10 me
Southern railway while not known 20
be true. il is generally understood mat
the arrangement lacks only the conIrina-
ton Of the lease by the stockhoider7,
This. - is believed. viii be accomplished
tomorrow.
The Merritt WreckIng Company eN-
pcd.tlon. which win. as was stated yester-
dav. attempt 20 float the stranded l'i'-
mond Shoals lght-ship. sailed TOT ape
Hatteras to-day. The tug Rescue heaueu
IT,
A runor to the effect that Mr. x. Ian
caster Williams disposed OF his recently
acquired holdings here SIS declared by ln'7
So closely related TO him as 10 be- able 70
sneak knowingly. 20 Poe absolutely un-
founded. Mr.. Williams 40 present controls
the Norfolk street railway. ocean Vie"
railway and other Norfolk properties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
CITY M0RGUE FREE.
4 Proposition TO be Laid Before tue
Common COmnciL

A proposition to furnish "a morEie l'l
the care OF the remains ot undermined o'
unclaimed c0rpses OF white people. WIN
out cost t0 the city, viii oe made i5 lN'
Council at The next meeting 10y ~.
man purlal Company. of SO. 1915 East
Broad street. ,.,...
Tho present facilities are very primitive
and mo- arrangements for the handling Oh
rhe dead DO a proper manner are pro''a'd
bv the city. There is also objection or
the part OF every person of ordinary ie.'-
ing 10 finding his dead az am a.msh'Nse'
The Peerman Company proposes ~
furnish every facility to the coroner "''1
when his consent IS given 90 emoalm ana
retain 'corpses reasonable time. W un-
idontifed they via be turned over to me
city. 49,. so-,,
Mr. Peerman SAID yesterday tho sa'ue
plan has been adopted by undefiaAe's ID
other cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

CONTINUED rom flfst iagcl
Inc Tho last Cape.Coiony elections .or he
exnonses of the Afrikander candidates.
IL said he hoped that in the forthcoming
Srransvaal settlement the secret service
navment list would be destroyed as ctrer-
vise many Cape families would feel IN
comfortable.
Several Aflnisterlalists we're afterw ard
reprovcd from the chair for he-cely re-
torting against this statement
The government has refused 20 provide
facilities for women and chlid;en to leave
johannesburg.
There Is great activity at the Sinons-
town backward IN drilling men On shore
and overhauling vessels
AN ULTIMATUM.
LONDON. August 3l.-Ihe Times says
editorlalIy this morning.
.eThera Is the best reason 90 believe that
tho recent note OF Mr.. Chamberlain VIII
he almost the last occasion o. which
Great Britain will ask Presid snt Kruger
whether he IS in earnest To h's ,lomises
81 conccseions The note undoubtedly
c,riod f,r AN Immediate answer. ard when
, reasonable time for answer has elapsed
cr,,t britain viii no longer pay much
attention 10 President krugors word.
but will form her Judgment by his &C.
lions.
'The Beers should bear ~ mind that
throughout the whole controversy the
Cologne Gazette has warned The Trans
vaal thst q was pacing itself ln ~ an
favorable position and that IN toe event
Of war nobody would llft "a finger 10 pre-
vont the destruction OF the cepublic.'
CONSIDER WAR INEVITABLE.
LONDON. Aug. N.-The Pretoria cor
respondent of the Morning Post says:
The Borr officials. after reading the ca-
bled reports of Sir Chimberlains Biz
mlneham speech. consider that war -
inevitable.
The speech has undoubtedly nhamed
tho war spirit here. Tie Boers are --
armed. except those lu johannesburg.
Their commissariate is fairly good
The Johannesburg fort has ben strength
ened by several Quici-fir.ns guns.
President Kruger does not hesitate TO
express the view that war is almost
Inevitable lie has stocked the presidency
with ample supplies of provisions 70 SEE
cure his own person from 9riyation, and
he is often heard repeating the sd
Psalm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
CODE FOR PORTO RICO.
The insuiar Committee Submits Its Re-
pOit 90 Secretary Root.

WASHINGTON. August 8O-The 1nsu-
lar Committee. which has been preparing
a code for Porto Rico has completed its
labors and submitted its report to seefe-
tary Root.
This code is drafted with a view ~ en-
grating the laws OF the United States
upon the old Spanish laws in force in the
island az the time OF the cessi0n.
The committee will cease - exist TO-
morrow. The committee has confined it.
self almost exclusively 10 The preparation
OF a code for Porto Rico.
While the United States mainti'ns mill
tarv control OF the island this code could
be promulgated as the law Of the island
by order OF the President.
Ii Is said. however. that the whole mat
ter will be submitted TO Congress,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
PERSONAL AND GENERAL. = :
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Othcr Matters.


Mr.. Geo. vs. Hunter is quite sick az DIS
home so. 1920 Floyd Avenue.
Miss Pearl Davenport of zl@- north
Tv enty-seyenth street, is improving but
X closely confined to- her bed yet.
The many friends OF Miss Lola Hum
phrevs viii be- glad 90 know that She will
soon Doe able 90 bee with them again after
her recent illness at her home. sos east
Grace street.
Mr. and Mrs James Garse't accompa-
MED by Mrs Dr. Powow have returned
from am extended trip north Their health
was greatly benefited.
Mrs +. II. Kelly wife of Mr. r. III.
Kelly. of the Chesapeake and Ohio road,
is very sick az her residence. l02 Mosoy
street. this city
Rev. Bernard Bass win preach AZ west
End Mission. 1916 west Cary street, to-
night al Sl5 o'clock The public is cor
daily invited.
Mr.. f.. r.. Montague of Hampton. ac-
companied by his family, passed through
the city yesterday en route home from
Charlottesville where he has been spend
ing several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Headquarters
for
School Books
LynChburg and Richmond.
To THE TRADE IN NIRGINIA:

TO THE TRADE ~ VIRGINIA:
As is well known, our houses
at Richmond and Lynchburg are
in a position to give better average
discounts than can be obtained
elsewhere. You will therefore find
it both to your interest ard con-
yenIenCe to order all Of your books
direct from us. Dealers in South
west Virginia will find it mora
convenient TO order from our
Lynchburg house and those in East
ern Virginia can be better served
from our Richmond house.
Send for wholesale price list
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
WHlTECAPPERS BAILEO,
Mcn Arrested for Assault on the Peck,
Fla, Postmaster out on Bonds

TAMPA. FLA. August 2o.-Goorge r.
Durham. Bart smith John Webb, Bar
ney Smith. Horace Topper, Harry Horse.
and Madison Barber. who were arrested
Saturday night on warrants charging
them with white Gaping Postmaster
Crum. OF Peck. Fla, were to-day re-
leased on bonds ranging from $lo0 90
5000
preliminary hearing viii Dee held at
Peck next Monday.
Postmaster Crum who was so badly
treated. is improving and viii De out Of
bed in a day or two.
Warrants viii bs sworn out for sixteen
people charged with participating ia the
white Gaping. but only seven have been
apprehended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
CANTON DOES HIM PROUD.
Natives Unite ia Enthusiastic Welcome
to President Mckinley.

CANTON. o.. Aug. D.-Maior william
Mckinley. as congressman. governor and
President. has in the last twenty-five
years been the central figure in a great
many big demonstrations in Canton. but
I'm the matter OF enthusiasm. unanmiiy
heartiness and cordiality OF the welcome.
none has exceeded and few have eQuailed
ro ono which marked h.s arrived here 40
noon today
The Presidents ride from The station TO
the Barber home. where he VIII Dee q guest
was prolonged ovation. ITO a fcliciuOus
soeech he responded 20 the welcome " his
old neiahbors. Tonight Doe briefly adj
dressed an immense thr1ug. among whom
were many of the Eighth Ohio Regiment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
CAR THROWN INTO THE AIR.
Falling. II Rolled Down Embankment
KILLING one and Iniuring Many.

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-The Erie accom-
mediation train from this city was wreck
eI shortly before 2 O'Clock today on a
bend just east of Arlington. y. j. Two
freight cars which had broke from pre-
ceIlng freight train dashed into the en-
CINE. which was snashed and deraied
and the smoking car. loaded with passen-
gers. YVES crushed and thrown uD into
the afr. Turning over in The afr. DC fell
10 the side OF the track and rolled down
a 3o.f00t embanllment
william Murie. of Arlington. was killed
and j. J. Council NJ Bloomfield was
fatally injured Ten persons We're serl-
ously and many slightly, injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Indrc ShnckeIrnrd,s Vote.

four-hfihs Of the voting precincts in the
Eighth congressional district ln this state
and close estimates OF the remain ng one
NTH gives the following vote for each
l.. BLAND. Judge d. W. Shacklcf0rd
1DemJ. 10. SO. William j. Voshall CRep).
l6.ST. A. l.. r. Hale Pop), Ga. This
gives Shackleford a plurality Of 80.
This Is about $500 less than last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
sI,nlI Eonnd in snnrkhmI Knins.

SPARKHILL. y. s.. August 5o.-Wcrk-
men digging in the ruins Of saint Agnes
Convent and Orphanase found caaIred
skull. supposed TO Dee that Of Jare, 'he
seventy-year-old pensioner, VINO peiished
in the fire 1t is believed that Theresa
Murphy and Anna Brown. the missing
children. who if was hoped hal escaped,
and were I'm the woods. were burned 10
death and that their bodies will be found
I'm the ruins. making the tJtal num5e' Of
dead six
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
GREAT FIRE AT YOKOHAMA.
Square Mile IF Buildings Destroyed.
Lost. Five To seven Million.

YOKAHAMA. Aug. 3).-Nia Victoria
-. g.. Aug. 3a-The greatest fire in the
history of Yokahama occurred August
l2th. when a square mile Of Buildings was
destroyed anu sixteen lives iost The
property loss is estimated between five
and seven millions. The famous Theatre
street was destroyed from end to end
Nrhe owner of the house where the fire
started was killed by mob.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
nnnlnrc for Jiminel.

CAPE HAYTTEN. August @-Advlces
received from the cities OF Santiago and
puerto Plata. in santo Domingo. say mat
both have proclaimed In favor OF General
Juan Isidro Jim.nez the revolutionary
asplrant 10 the presidency.
A provisional government has been es-
toblished al Santiago. whore the presence
of General Jlminez Il demanded with en-
thusiasm byi the people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Nfotnnr Illnmines AtIanta.

ATLANTA. CA, Aug. 3D-A brilliant
meteor passed over this city az SO to-
night I'M am aerial direction from north
IA south The heavens We're lighted 10y
The pIare az the aerOiite. and the flight
LASTED four seconds Al an angle Of -
DEGREES from Atlanta the body burst into
hundreds OF fragments; and a minute
iafrr "A ioud report was heard. resembling
disfant cannon shot Messages from
srrrounding towns report the passage Of
the meteor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

While sharb aged seventeen years met
with a painful accident yesterday morning
having three fingers cut 1G While wofNins
at Allen K enters factory The amou-
lance was summoned. with Dr. Davis IN
charge. ana the boy was removed 70 %"
virginia Hospital whore be is now getting
on well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

WASHINGTON. August 3o.-secretary
Root has approved the new project for
tbe fortiacations AZ Fort Monroe. Va.
Under IL there will be a saving TO the
government of about 10000 as COM
pared with the project which was sub
United and adopted about ten years ago.
while I'm the opinion OF the engineers, the
defences will be absolutely impregnable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

Charlotte King was before squire Lew
IS OF Henrico yesterday ON the eHa IRE. on
abusing a female relative Oh 0"''o'
Allen ~. ,.t,.,
She was fined s. and required 20 give
500 security for her good behavior LOT
slN months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

YUMA. ARIZ.. Aug. 30.-Fire to-day in
T. y sanginetti's merchandise store re-
suited in the loss OF six lives and caused
carrvino goods from the building when
the second floor fell upon them. Besides
kiliino six number were injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Robert Nash Arrested.

Robert Nash. charged with feloniously
cutting Caroline Nash few days ago,
WAS ar-esfed last night and locked up at
the Third police station. The police have
been anxious 10 effect Ms capture ever
since the night VI the assault,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Ciptain T.. u. Gerc.


RAHEN Entered into rest. Tuesday. An
gust "a. $3.50. MOLLIE J. BAtlEN, wife
OF Thomas Rahen.
Funeral will take place from 81. Pat
ricks church FRIDAY MORNING al
900 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

noonle here and met with a very cordial
r,elrome AS both are popular and well
known. II rs safe TO say the delegate
from Montgomery will DE for Governor
TYLER though the time for the convention
has not vet been made public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Nice Compliment for Dewey.

NICE. Aug SO.-Admiral Dewey to-day
received visit from Consul Fletcher Of
Genoa.
The Deputy Mayor OF Nice In the alb
sence OF the mayor. presented the compli-
pressed his thanks.
The cru ser OLYMPIA sails from Vile.
france at I o'clock tomorrow evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
pincnns for MiIilnrx Service.

LONDON. August "a consignment OF
carrier pigeons for military service was
sent to-day from Dover To- the Cnite-
Stales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
FREIGHT WRECK
NEAR RUGGATE
Atlantic and DanyiIle Stock Cars
Broken Up.
PETERSBURG STREET PAVEMENT.
Vnrlncd Brick take the Place of Cob.
bic stones The Sales of New
Tobacco 70 Commence in
October.
PETERSBURG STREET PAVEMENT,

FETERsBURG, VA. Aug. 5o.-special.
A freight train on the Atlantic and Dan
Vile railroad was wrecked at Ruggate
Station. and three stock cars were badly
broken 90 pieces.
The wreck was caused by the pulling
out Of one OF the couplings No one
was injured. but the track was badly
blockaael.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

Laborors begun this morning dig
cling the cobble stones on Sycamore
street. preparatory TO the laying of vitri-
lied brick These bricks are 10 be laid
from Old 20 Liberty streets.
Pannil q Harrison. auctionccrs. sold al
public auction to-day for Francis r. las
sitter. trustee the stock of goods in tho
and 10 cent store. MI Frank Wright
was the purchaser at $3.50. The stock
was invcnt0ried 40 N.C2
Mr.. j. W. Boisscau Jr.. has been ap.
pointed telegraph operator Of the Rich
mond Petersburg and Carolina Railroad
al Buttcrworths. Dinw1ddie county.
NEW TOBACCO.
At a meeting Of the Tobacco Associa-
ton held this morning. DO was determined
90 begin the sales of new tobacco on tho
18th Of October next
A german viii De given on next Friday
night for the benefit Of the Home for the
Sick
The laying Of the track on Old street
for the street electric railway Is fast APP
preaching completion.
Mr.. John Bragg, of Dinwiddle county, is
I'm the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
OBITUARY..


The mother OF Rev. W. B. Re'uchamr,
Of this city. whose illness in Whining on
Del. was announced iu The Times "a day
of two ago. died in that city TUESDAY
morning. The cause of death was pardy-
sis.
Deceased. who resided IN Lancaster
county. Va. was visiting her daIshler
I'm wilmington when stricken and the
end came In a short while a1Jer the az
tack.
Mrs. Beauchamp was about sixty-iour
years Of age and leaves husband ana
four children-three sons and one daush-
ter. The funeral ard interment VIII tako
place. IL is supposed in Lancaster. %
which county the body has been taken.
Mrs. Moliic Bahen.
Mrs Mollie Bahcn wife OF Mr. Thomas
Bahen. jauitor OF the City Council Cham
her died at her home. ON corner OF IH,u-
ty-slxth and % streets. at 1910 o'clock
Yesterday morning. She had been long
sufferer and h0pslessly ih FOR several
months. When the end came she was sur
rounCed by her family OF four children
Captain T.. u. Gere.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, August 3d.
News was received here to-day OF fhe
death Of Captain r. d. Gere az HIS farm
near Bealoton. in FauQuier county aeei
sixty years Captain Gere came 10 this
city from New York a na,4ber OK years
ago and was well known. He leaves
widow. whose home Is IN this city
His remains We're taken to-day 10 Os-
wego. y Y. for interment. -