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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

bio sharply. he said, implorinely' Gen
ticmen. how long Is this thing going 10
ast2" Until we got q votcI came the
response like a Kansas cyclone, ana me
crowd struck up, I'VE won't 20 home
tin morning
Tho disorder continued without inter
runtloa untn after o'clock. when the
Goebcl men bit upon che plan To nave
county chairmen come 90 the stage ana
cast the votes OF their delegates. This
set their frcnzled opponents beside them
selves with anger. bat the r0ll-call pro-
ceeded the awful dm increasing all The
while.
FRUITLESs BALLOTS.
County chairman came 10 the stage ana
the clerk had 90 lean over 20 very close
range 10 catch a word that was said.
The Hardin men and many Stone dele
gates did not vote. After half am hoar
OF The hardest kind of work The ballot
was finished and announced rs follows:
G0ebcL 312 -. stone. 3i -. Hardin. g.
The Chair ordered another ballot.
vhoreupon ollie James bie-lunged
Stone leader. cried "AU Hardin and Stone
men refuse TO vote" They won 20 it,
the G0ebelites responded dcdantls. and
sure enough they didn't and predictions
that have been made inli ine WttAhc-s OF
Hardin and Stone would show itself in the
lack of control over their delegates We're
verified The last ballot. the thirteenth
resulted: Goobe'. geo i-2 stone. &5, iiar-
din. 50 Ey an agreement among the
candidates. the convention then adjourned
until l0 o'clock tomorrow morning
ANOTHER CHAIRMAN.
LEXINGTON. ky. June 2i.-rhe IN
ability of the Democrats Go manke any
nomination caused Democrats ~ this
section to unite iu a strong petition 20
Ra1 Bron James and other leaders of
the anti-Goohel forces 20 make fight 10
ignore chairman Rclwine. elect another
chairman and adjourn The convention 20
Lexington hv uniting tho Stone-Harlin
forces It is urged that mo- settlement
can bc made in Louisville. ard unless
something .s done che pary may suffer
defeat n November
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
Tweuty-Three Clerks in the Office
Get Raise in Salary.
ANOTHER MOUNTED CARRIER.
4 New Halfway Postoffice on the James
River Division of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Between
Richmond aud Warren, in
Albcmarlc COunty-Thc
GaynOr Marriage.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 2S-spe-
cial.-Postmastcr Wray T. Knight, of
Richmond. visited the Postofice Depart
ment to-day and held lengthy confer
cnce with chief Beavers. OF the Allow
ance and Salary division. lie received
am allowance for the two additional
clerks In the Richmond postofice the
appointments viii be made to take effect
ON July lst
An allowance was also made for an in
crease IN clerks salaries. Mr.. knight
stated that .wenty-three clerks in the
Richmond postohlce would have their
salaries raised in consequence Of the or
der.
NEW RAILWAY POsTOFFICE.
10 was also stated that an additional
railway postofice viii be established on
the James River division Of the c. * o.
from Warren. Albemarie county. 10 Rich
mond
Am additional mounted letter-carrier
was to-day ordered for the city of Rich
mond.
The following appointments were to-
day made n Virginia fourth h-class post
masters At CotopaM Augusta county,
James h. Hobert vice Joseph Peller, re-
signed. at Edgchiu. King George county,
Henry II. HoWland vice John r. Baker,
removed at Edvlns, Henrico county. Ma
mic A. Southwark vice H. =. Southward,
removed
COT GAYNOR's MARRIAGE.
According 10 New York press reports
woman m that city claims 90 have been
married 10 col John =. Gaynor in 1890.
Ius marriage 90 Miss Annie L. Pilney, I'm
this city ON June 10Th. is positively prov
en- by the records In the case. The wo-
man ID New York who claims 10 have
married COL Gaynor nine years ago ap-
pears 10 bee very ubiquitous person.
when the report 90 the marriage In this
city appeared. the woman caused 10 be
Inserted in the papers the following no.
tice:
cAYNOR- -GIFFORD-ln New York.
sentcmber 2. 1890 carrie b. Gihord and
John T.. Gaynor. by the Rev. o. i. Pres
cotr
10 is thought here that the New York
woman is an impostor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
SITUATION IN
THE PHILIPPINES
General Otis Cabled Message Indi-
Gates that He VIII Take a
Rest for Rainy Season.

WASHINGTON. u. c., June Cen
cral OTIS in reply TO "a cable from The
War Department asking for information
regarding the situation and conditions in
the Philippines to-day cahled O. long re-
ply as follows.
Manila. June .5. 1899.
"Adjutant General Washington. ID. c.:
..Rainv season. Little inland campaign
ing possible in Lu2on. We occupy large
portion Tagalog country lines stretching
portion Tagaiog country lines stretching
north. nearly sixty miles. and t0 east
ward into Laguna province.
"lnsureent armies have suffered great
losses and are scattcted. only large force
held together. about four thousand in
Taflac province and northern Pampanga.
"Their scattered forces in bands Of fifty
10 five hundred in other portions Luzon,
iu Cavito and Batangas provinces could
assemble possibly two thousand. though
demoraHzes from recent defeat
WANT PEACE.
"Mass of people terr0rized by insureeht
soldiers. desire peace and American pro-
lection. no longer fee on approach OF
our troops unless forced by Insurgents.
but gladly welcome them. mo recent
burning OF towns. population WITHIN on,
lines becoming dense. taking up mnu
cultivation extensively. kept ont Man'la
much AS possible. as city populh''h Dc
coming too great 10 be cared for.
Natives southeast Of Luzon combining
10 drive out insurgents. only nope 'hS"r-
gent leaders IS United states aid.
They proclaim near overthrow present
administration. to be followed by their
tC,ptiuued on Second lagSl
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SUMMARY OF T0-DAY'S NEWS.

A vell.known citizen meets a terrible
'",y; The majority OF the girl strikers re-
'u'F Friends fe Us Of captain Alfred Dreyfus to
meet ,.a,.,, .o,,rarv
under consideration. $50,
city Committee may meet fi'"'S
nignt 10 fix the date OF the primary -
REV William Iunsford declines tho
call 20 Venable-Street Bap,ist 1nui.h' ...
a motion 10 be made 70 dissolve tns
Injunction against the city In the beh
Telephone case .s.r-
tered.
STATE NEWS.
-Ex-Governor Patterson, OF Pennsyi-
vanla, visits Raleigh.
Young man arrested IN ROckbrdge FOR
assault on nine-year-old child
Mr. r. j. STATIONS house IN Appo-
mattox struck by lightning
Mr. r. T. Siedge buried near Weldon
Prisoners who escaped from Nottoway
Jail return OF their own accord
Virginia Traric Association meets To-
day IN Newport News.
GENERAL NEWS.
Scene OF great disorder IN the ken
tucky Convention No noilina.ion noii., ,h.
otis cables as 70 conditions Ia ihe
Philippines. o.,so, 8,
Three lynchlng bees In prospect ="
Georgia and Alabama. ...,,,
A Young man cut in TWO py Hs'"
near Charlotte. y. {.
Cornell won the freshman fours r~'
az Poughkeepsie. -, .,,oro..,at
DR. Morelle The minister VII VIZ
suicide in New York. IL de'd. a..
a big fire destroys much property III
Toledo. o. >.,,,s-c
The new French Cabinct enoorSeu oy
vote OF the Assembly. .u, ...,.
ffoi,se Of Lords defeated pii n'ah'hs
women eligible as aldermen. ,,
-Captain Dreyfus' brother mas arrived
the English cup defender Shamrock
launched. .,,.o ,ha f~hi,asa
town OF Kau-Mai c,h.,s ga
-Report OF trouble hetveHn 'uu'"s an"
.n,~r.can troors az $1rvstas
"ni,h neran,sh n,cts s,oee the Seadsrmes At
s2r.Sr@r&
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
TROUBLE WITH
CUBAN TROOPS
Said to Have Charged the Guard at
Nueyitas and Recovered Their
Arms After Being Pad.

HAVANA. June 26.-It Is persIstently
rumored here this evening that there has
heen serious trouble at Nuevitas IN con-
neetion with the payment OF the Cuban
troops. The story is that the Cubans'
after receiving payment charged the
guard and recovered the arms that they
had surrendered
In American official circles the report -
dlscredlted. The authorities have full
confidence I'm Colonel M0ae, who Is in
charge OF the payment there and are
satisfied that 10 is proceeding without
collision.
DESERVES PUNISHMENT.
La Discussion. commenting editOriaNY
upon the affray Saturday night tn Glen
fueeos between the American troops and
the local police. says: This affair must
not be taken too seriously. neither sno, IA
the details be exaggerated. We must ad-
nit however. that It's recurrence would
endanger the amicahle relations between
the Cubans and Americans. The mat.cr
would not have been so grave II only pri-
vate soldiers had been involved. but IN :
savage act Of army officers deserves The
severest punishment as an example. 4
PLANTER was mortally wounded. police
man was badly injured and the law was
dlsregarded II all tends 90 excite the
people and to provoke more serious
trouble"
EXAGGERATED REPORTS.
General Brooke says that the reports
Of the affair N the Havana papers gross
~ exapgeEate the facts.
The trouble was caused By three GFrnk-
en- soldiers. who he SAYS. w.R ae properly
dealt with.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
NEW FRENCH CABINET.
The GovcFnWcHt Declaration Sus
tanned by Decisive Vote.

= ne ift}fffFRffHt Hft't'IfAf ftttff'H F7H~
tanned by a Decisive Vote.
PARIS. June @-The new Cabinet
Min. f.y presented themselves to the
Chamters .hs afternoon The Chamber
of Deputies WAS throneed ana there was
great animation at the opening of the
session Whom Do became known that two
alleged hostile groups. Che Socialist
Radicals and Democratic Left had dccid-
el to vote in favor of the government
aud that 81 Paul DeCaseasnac had With
drawn DIS Interpolation.
Identical statements vore read I'm the
Chamber of Deputies hv tho Premier. NJ
W8fdnck-Nousseau and in the senate
by the Minister of Justice NJ Monis
They We're as follows.
"The Chamber of Deputies. I'm express
ing itself. resolved NOT t0 support any
government but one determined to oe-
fend cnergeticany Republican institute
tous and assure public ORDER has clearly
defined the task imposed upon the new
Cabinet THE Ministry has no other am-
biti0n than t0 accomplish it in order 90
bring about the paclhcati0n of the conn-
trv and FOB maintain intact our common
inheritance.
owe desire. above ail is That aupeasc-
meut may Doe accomplished and lt "Il
come quickly if every one viii give mp
being Iaw unto himself ana uo" to the
Jaw of fEe land
Thr Senate hv 90 vuta.o of 1Al to 25 op-
proved the declaration of the government
In tho Chamber of Deputies. M Ernest
Roche. Socialist. interpeIaied tho eoV-
ernment regarding tho policy and compo-
eiiun of the Ministry in declared lt
WAS "a government of war and Of defiance
and vfoiruNt attacked The Minister of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
WnS SNoftbc southern,

BALTIMORE. June 2s-lt is denied at
r. & O headquarters, in this city. That
the Baltimore and Ohio had made trafiic
arrangement with the Southern railway
rumors of which are current. IL is
thought that The Soaboard AIRLINE is the
Southern road intended 10 be mentioned
i'm this connection. as the Southern has
long term contract with the Pennsylvania
system. As 10 the seaboard deal nothing
can Doe stated at this time. but II Is else
where ALLEGED that negotiations between
the two systoms are approaching A salts
factory termination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

raiiwsvr business was practically sus-
prrdei throughout ths city this afternoon
while memorial services were held in
honor of the late "a. b. Plant in The First
Methodist church The services were at
tended hv the Mayor. the city Council.
the Caamber of Commerce. heads OF de-
partmeuts of the Plant system. and
large concourse or citizens. Suitable
resolutions ON the death OF Mr.. Plant
were adopted by rising vote OF the con-
rlegali0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

WHEELING. w. VA. June 26.-Gover-
nor Atkinson to-day selt the following
telegram To- Adiunnt-General Corom'
Washington.
"Adutant-Generai Corhin. Washington.
.r am confident that cam provide the
Government for the Philippine practically
intact the TWO West Virginia Rcgimenta
drilled and equipped last year ior the
Spanish war. and ] sincerely hope you
viii allow me- to do $50. These two resi-
ments can he got together In my iudsmen
inside of two weeks if you VIII cau for
them
(Signed) "G w AT h.-'SpN'
Governor of West Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
LOOK OUT FOR THIS BUG.
The Insect which nas Had Washing
ton stirred Up Now Here.

For several weeks past the Washington
panors have been publishing accounts of
% mysterious bug. which has been Great
lne CONSERVATION in that citv TO does
ns work by night and numbers of people
have been stuue Dy it THE sting is
unusually vcnomous the victim suffer
inc severe pain and swelling from the ef-
feets Of it.
This poisonous insect now seems TO have
made its appearance in this section. Alr.
Frank Johnson. q motorman on the Lake
side electric line received what Doe thought
was a harmless mosquito bite sunday
night and yesterday DIS face was terribly
swollen. one eye being entirely closed a
lady living in the vicinity of Lakeside.
has also been bitten by the pest and has
been severe sufferer from the effects
OF the bite
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
MISS RAGLAND TO SING.
She VIII Become a Member of the Sec
ond Baptist Church Choir.

Mss Gay Raglandl whose Splendid voice
has been ana is "a source OF pride 90
Richmond. has accepted an offer from
the Second Baptls, church, and VIII. after
September ist become member or It's
choir.
Sunday night, by special request, Miss
Raeiand sang solo at Grove-AFef ne
Baptist church. which was enjoyed py
largo congregation.
Miss Ragland has received a number OF
very natteung offers 20 appear ~ opei"
al the North but she will pFonapiy ~ ~
main for some time IN Richmond 49, ,,..
again seeking The held In which sn' ""'
already earned many laurels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27


james 49, Nn ihe super ehaehi oI
fhe Tr.rg Shnlard- v.s nfy--cNen
,..rs .lf ll. .r.N n... with his som
''i
lne t'c--enl occurred oN inc riiip 'I
liuI between fhe dock and the river.
... .t r. .r s............... s.r.rt Mir
., t...t
oi very CLOSE l' 'Ne I''' ''' WAS "I
rroachue the e.fe uat leads into the
.bi,,.,a
........-,.
N'M iI IINi '->i
A freirnf train 0i many Dafs bad Ju-i
pulled out ol lhe station and was
east. Ih. engineer evidently sa" A'-
Nelson e.Iatf oh lhr i.a.h '- very ,i'
q, Do l'. N. "
three lme7 I NHeA
il lAe testimony ODD i' i'' '' '''
Mr Nelson was aIiiIrNNt
Thought and pnml.iIN' .I '"'-,' l''
o.d uot l0oA oa.h Dor Dhan-e nus ''".
The engine sIIN'h Nli" "H'n " .'"
west OF ine safe aAH ui'H-e' "l'' "
yonu It ...,
Ii+aiti i-i.1 MA-> >'''-'-'''
The N'nt was .'i '"'' Ii'', 4,-
ie7h was ,r 2-.f..- ,.s
il'H I'D. ...- .i., .,..i,,. ,,..
''oll." bad .r,., o.tbaraa
I'D. AZ. strt.t,,,..
up 'N.f "'', D.. ,r.-
Nnu'i l'N..-
paIeo i'i nHii'" -....., ..e.o-
coroner la9i'I .,.. .,.tt..,t
iea'i i'l.1 "' ......'.. ir rI. ,,.,o
.... r..u NJ number OF
al 49,. .''' '.., ...,..,,.noI
cop0>-rE.S INQUEST.
+h. .r..r.t fno INST witness was
AZ tr.,,,. b. eoode who was sworn
"a .,s,los5 that he SAW the train com-
s. ,..-.f 49,. N,l.an and heard the
..ttsti. tioo D.. ..v. him sfep on .the
trsct INST ns fhe o1eine reached him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

TOLEDO. O.. Juno AT noon to-day
fro entirely destroyed the Michigan Gem
tral freight house partially destroying
tho Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
freight house burned 1no nuaired loaGed
cars the aggregate loss amounting 10
over sse.or. a very small part ~ wfich
is covered by Insurance. Two men we're
seyerelv inmrcd-Thomas Hcn1csscy ana
James MCGOWAN. The lock :or several
hundred feet Is ruined ara WI cost
thousands of dollars 90 replace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
STR .iaNwcli's Church.

In Sundays Times It was inadvertently
stated that Rev $. r. Maxwell, who
smoke at Corcoran Fal Saturday. was
pastor of the Third presbyterian church
he is pastor Of the Third Christian
church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
But a Portion Are Expected to Return
This Morning.
A MEETING Of THE STRIKERS.
Owing TO a Misunderstanding ns to
the Place, IL was Small-Anothcr
Called for Tonight. when
Speeches viii BE Made.
Statemens from Mr..
T.. G. FOXES.


in round numbers about so OF the girls
who have been on strike returned Oh
work at fha T. vbfi..t fob,... .,.t.,r..
,.....,-l,,. ,.,.'.,..... '',i
n..t.l D., 49,. I..f ,r.t. .......
Tne strikers WON. not tat.r b..i 81, ,
hodr buf ths merits off c..h ird.,...I,f
ems. uas nas.nd soon and % ,.-..l
nromi.. of rood boh,tior v... roori~ef
iu which was embraced DDS. tha ur3.r
standing tha. tley would I'D u0 further
iu OBJ. matter of Organization.
Ths narknrt. VINO struck because the
roH.r. srf l.,..f.- hr.,r.,. 7tf e. aro
stin out and the men were informed that
fhav vouf1 uof b. taken harl af aI hrf
tt,t tr. BIND ,.f ,...,,t,..l 3D.. .l..t r.,.,.
mcut might RETURN
PACKERS MAY RETURN
Tho cfrs mn fret said mal tney would
stand br fhe mon and n0t e0 back w.fh-
0uf fham. hut the latter generously de-
ciincd to accent such 20 escrU... and o.
il. understood that ID majority OF lhom $500
-.f,-.
Tno r'rl- who lad the sfrIka-fne num-
Der of whom however. is NOT laree-wer.
informed chat fhey would mot Doe taken
back the management fearing that they
m rNt prove disturbing '.'m.n. DE- d.
understood however Chat iHef mas l'if-
after he given places I fh'N desire lH'i'.
Early Yesterday morning thr scenes
that have become familiar around me n's
factory were repeated. Ile leaders oI iie
e.rik. were present in body and u-'d
their influence fo keep the girls from s'-
ine n. d. was speedily apparent how
ever That they Dad made up their m'nds
-, raffirn. and thev went through the D.F
cato hr scores. until but few were lets
outside
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

RENNEs. FRANCE. June %.-The sec
ond trial of Captain Alfred Dreyfus, ny
court martial will take place In the army
service building here. NJ Matthew Dfef-
fus. brother Of the famous prisoner, has
arrived here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

LONDON. June 25.-The House OF Lords
TODAY defeated The bll legalizng the
election OF women councillors and alder.
mon The vote stood lsi against ana "
Gan. iF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
Terrible Death of Mr.. Jas.
II. Nelson.
HIS BODY MANGLED.
Il was Cut to Pieces BY a Southern
Railway Locomotive.
EMPLOYED AT THE SHIP YARDS,

A ....., of New York and Formerly a
Prominent business Man in Con
nccticut-IO bc Buried To-Day
with High Masonic ilonors.
Inquest Held over the
Remains Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
LASTED EIGHT HOURS.
The Fights Still as Open and Fierce
as 1t Has Ever Been.
NEAR BEING A SHOOTING MATCH
Police Attempt TO Eject Boisteions
Delegate aud General Melee
Was Only Avcrted by Cooi
RcdWinc's Arbi-
trary Ruling Arouses
Much Bitter Feeling

Much Bitter fcclin.
ror-rs1-rrr trv r,,,. ss co,.i-,,-
.... .................. ,....,..... ,.,... t...
N'.''' WIZ" .'i''+'' "i' 'ii'.'' o- ''f'''
voices, defamation ANA tin horn tests oi
lu1e power. made lid the programme OF
a.. ...a. r.... ....f.., 80 .n, ,..,,
cftue STATE Convention ana Do narrowly
escaped winding no in an exhibition of
puelIsm and marksmanshin
From l0 o'clock unlN o'clock to-day
Central Music Han contained without
doubt The most upro1rious and di-orderIy
body of me1 that over gathered together
l'' l"' transaction or p3iil-,al OF "ln.'
business Aneered Deg what they consid-
cred an arbitrary ruling OF the chair. in
refusing t0 allow an appeal from his dee
cs'Dn declaring 0ut 0r order motion to
remove policemen from the ball. over
haIf thr delegates set about with ail the
energy thev could command to prevent
bf oeaie.nns noise the transaction of any
on this appeal
or-~t,-r-r-t,r
Trf. ors, ,.,. ,,rr..l r-f rrtu thie
evening when practically hec1uso of the
rftar rnv.t..f .,b.ns.,,n tho frfbrsfers
,uo,.l tb,,...r,.... b., t.o l,,4,rit..f o,1
tba b,liof. ,a f,o r,r,i,.-lrr fer Governor
which tbo CHAIR had ordered carly bon the
,,,or,i,.. and hsl t-i.J ra,.,tadlv to nro-
GOOD ,.ftt ,.,. ..,1r,.f bv tho ehlfr-
",'' va" t
"''" ""' on "''''
a."s' "..t yen '"'" i.iii' ~ ''''
WIN a' l'. 'l III ''" i"0"'9 ''
a..f ,' 't.'n ''' i-.
",Lei' '.9 ''''i@'' 81, '"''
''' "' 't'''' WIS
n' '''l,' WI"
t"v ''''' "'."
N'lN .l., -.
rn .l.-f, ,.,,-,..'.,.
ii'' ..i'7
.t. .i.-.. ....,.,il...'. ,,.,rl-,l Ill.,. b.,,ers
Ip-udS D. "i7 '.,D''
htll' ana lhe h'N''h county '.u''' % 0o,"
ana he. l''ts7 N7 ever mas
u.H'N JUS TWO 'p''H' H'I'' ID I ..'..'
IHey may H' D. y,~ u'' a3 .'' '.,
shown themselves "oet'"y 'oNins D"
their ability to throw their vote ln anyone
direction or t' heep B. 7leh- ""'n
managers deemed 81 o'-t i"it H'
oe case. ''c'rl c'"ll'', Ut. ..'
Of tho convention ana 'ni4"-" u
state central ,on'il,,',, 3 o..o o1. ~ 30 y ~ 5ss
tho H5nl T a7 open ''' ''
been aL amy tIne'
MANY GONE h0AiH.
1f,rg d.iertte- weary after last weeks.
,,.o...-o.nr or at tho end of their al-
lowance for expense account, have gone
hom. What effect this VIII have upon
tho main contest is an open question. bai
fl has seriously alarmed many OF ihe
candidates for minor offices. The rn".I
man's efforts to secure "a roi.-eAl en- .ll'
nomination for Governor after me con
,.enirr of the convention developed mo
a great deal of sDeech-makins. Al ="
came a deafen.ug chorus OH '."s 7."s
Wells ihe chairman beating time WIZ" JUS
g4val
After several minutes OF 'h'9 pa'.-
nonium fIcetious delegate "i'3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

WAYCROsS. GA. June 2s-Ths Is
headquarters for tho Plant system OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

81. PETERSBURG. June G-Tho ca
rlna gave birth 20 a daughter mere thla
afternoon She was named Maria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

ylrainia-Fnlr Tuesday, incfeas,"s
ciond,ness wednesday; variable y1nHos.
North and South Carolina -lbres'e"
ruesdav with showers near the o
protabfy fair Wednesday Fai'a''o
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

(continued ON Second fsss3
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-29

Hard words break no bones but it
sometimes makes a substantial pile
of 'bones'' for the people to whom
they are applied.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-29

Another mile stone has been
passed in the march toward the ed
ucation of Morgantowns youth.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-29

If we can lick the Navy we will
have done something that no foreign
nation has ever been able to do.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-29

The author of When the Sleeper
Wakes evidently hasseen the Mon
ongahela Valley, and what he saw
caused his dream.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-29

We notice a disposition on the
part of a few Republican papers to
be jealous Of Auditor LaFolletle be
cause the Auditor has been receiv
ing a few complimentary notices
from the Democratic press. Why
should not the papers of both par
ties speak well of the Auditor?
What has he done to merit blame2
SO far as we have heard he has been
a competent and obliging officer and
has endeavored to administer the
AFFAIR." Of his office impartially. He
is not governed by any clique, nor
is he controlled by any boss. Such
an official as that is rare and is and
ought to be appreciated. Fairmont
Index.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-29

Capt. Coglan now realizes that il
isn't always best to tell the truth.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-29

Those who predicted the wet
spring have missed their guess very
badly
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-29

The White Cap notice will cause
lots of talk if nothing else.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-29

With Mr.. Sturgiss and Altmun
both joining the team it will be able
to swipe them all.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-29

1t is time for May day announce
ments. Don't be backward about
it.