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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-07
LAND MNATI0N.
Street Cars Bought to Make Children's
Play Houses.

PETERSBURG. VA, oct. "a party
of gentlemen from Richmond and
Manchester who are witnesses 10 be ex-
amined before the commissioners appoint
ed to assess the damages 10 the lands OF
Mr.. Cook in Chesterfield county for
right of way for the Richmond, Peters
burg and Carolina railroad, arrived here
lhis morning These commissioners met
to-day at Swift Greek about three miles
from Petersburg, but on account Of rain
there was no consideration OF the case
The company was represented by Messrs.
Charles H. Page and T.. III. Wells, OF Rich
mond.
The winter cars for the Southside Rail
way and Development Company have not
vet arrived although they were order
ed some time ago. They will be vesti-
bule cars
Some two or three Of the cars which
were used on the horse car line here
have been sold al ten dollars each. They
were purchased to be converted into play
houses for children
Messrs. Pyle * DeHoven. Of this city
sold to-day TO Geo. NJ. Humsucker, OF
North Carolina. q farm of twenty-siX
acres in Dinwiddie county. The price paid
was four hundred dollars.
The sales of loose tobacco in Peters
burg will begin on the 18th instant. The
crop Of tobacco in the counties contigu-
Gus TO Petersburg is an average one. The
tobacco. however. is said TO be badly
wOrm-eaten.
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MANY NEW C0NVICTS.
Ninety Criminal Cases on the Halifax
Docket.


WELDON. n. G., oct. -special-Hali-
fax Criminal Court adjourned to-day after
being in session since Monday. The docket
had ninety cases Thirteen We're convict
ed and sent 10 penitentisry, and dozen
or more were sentenced 90 work on county
roads.
The new knitting mill IS ready for ope-
lrations, and the hands are expected to
arrive next week.
The county pump. recently put in at the
courthouse gives great satisfaction. The
well is 30 feet deep. and cost Hall
fax county $500.
A tax Of s25 has been imposed ON all
town dealers In fresh meats. Some Of our
leading butchers asked the Council to i'm
pose this tax.
Air. Wade Hampton TiNery. aged sew
enty-two years, a deYOut Christian gentle
man. died az his home near Enfield, a few
days ago. He was the father Of Cap
tain L. =. Tilery who lives In Man
chester. Va.
The remains Of Mr.. r. H. Moore who
died at Suffolk "Wednesday. were brought
here to-day. and taken out 10 his former
home. near this place. for interment
Nearly ll the big bodies Of timber
I'm Halifax county have been sold 90 lum-
ber companies. There never was such a
demand for lumber in this section before.
The Fair Grounds are beil. put In fine
shape for the annual fair which begins
3lst of this month
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-07
GAS PROBLEM A
SERIOUS ONE
Enormous Increase III
Consumption.
APPREHENSI0NS FELT
The Works May be Unable to Sup
ply the City.
THE FIGURES FOR LAST MONTH.
Nearly a Thousand Dollars More Paid
Into the Treasury than the Pre-
ccding Mon,h-Many New
Enterprises are Re
sponsibIe fer the
Increase.
THE FIGURES FOR LAST MONTH.

The people Of Richmond are confronted
by a condition which threatens conse-
quences unpleasant. TO say the least, and
which may be exceedingly serious.
The city Gas Works is the scene Of ths
probable trouble ane the sufferers viii
be practically the entire population Of
Richmond
During last winter the supply OF gas
on hand barely exceeded the seeds OF ina
city. but 10y the most energetic work ani
good management the superintendent NJ.
w. Z. Knowles, managed 10 keep things
in running order.
lie has since that time laid the matter
fully ry.fore the Committee on Light, and
that body. through it's chairman Mi.
Joseph Nallerstein made strenuous et-
forts TO get a measure through the Couh'
ell looking To the enlargement OF the piant
and it's m0dernization. ~ Il a matter oi
record that these attempts have so far
resulted I'm failure. due 10 various causes.
CONDITIONS WILL CHANGE.
should the conditions which prevailed
last winter obtain this year there u
every reason TO believe that the works
would manage 10 pun thror h again. But
the conditions viii uot be same.
1t can be asserted positively that the
consumption az eas will he greatly M
excess OF what 10 was year ago, due
almost wholly 20 The prevalence OF bette'
times.
An over the city new enterprises ara
going up, and factories are being erected
which have already begun 70 consume
large quantities OF gas. The consumption
last month was nearly loJooN cubic Ieet
In excess of that of the preceding month.
That being the case so early I'm the se-'
son there is no telling what the increase
Will be before the winter season Is over
It way be. therefore, that the Gas Wo ki
will be totally inadequate to supply the
needs Of the city even though run 10
their full capacity.
A SERIOUS MATTER.
THE question to my mind Is a serious
one" said well-informed gentleman,
Yesterday. II cannot imagine why II Is
that the Council will not consent 10 au-
thorize the enlargement Of the plant.
Some night we will awake TO the fact
that there Is not gas enough 10 supply
the city. and then there will be much
suffering before a remedy can be found
Il am in favor OF spending a sufficient
sum to remodel the Gas Works and build
a holder in the West End | also think
that we should have gas furnished US
for " cents per thousand cubic feet"
The question Is now arousing much in
terest among thinking men. and there Is
general surprise expressed that the Coun-
eli has seen ft SO far 20 disregard the ad-
vice of men skilled In matters relatlns
TO the manufacture Of gas.
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A Correction.

LAWRENCEVILLE. VA. Oct. 6-Spe-
cial.--In your issue Of Thursday ] mad
vertently did Mr.. r.. p. BufOrd an injus-
tice. The item stated that Mr. W. c.
Winn had Withdrawn from the senatorial
race, and the situation was peculiar. as
nine-tenths Of the Democrats OF Bruns-
wick and Lunenburg were favorable 10 his
election. What l intended To say was
that the Martin Democrats We're In a Pc
culiar position. Their candidate had with
drawn. and Mr.. Buford wifi poll nine
tenths OF the Democratic vote Of this and
Lunenburg county, and a large per cent.
IN Nottoway.
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TO GET JURORS
FROM LYNCHBURC
Judge Miller Issues VeOire Facias for
Forty From That City in the
PiIkinton Case.

POWHATAN c. H., VA. oct. 6-spe-
cial-Judge Miller convened his court
this afternoon upon the arrival of the
special train from Moseley's Junction.
sheriff Baugh appeared in court with his
sixty-one men summoned under the venire
facias returnable this morning. Mr..
Pilkinton appeared with his counsel and
the commonwealth was looked after by
Judge Watkins. Leake and Edgar Allan.
SIX SELECTED.
The names Of the sixty-one men We're
called and six OF these were selected as
Jurors. Their names are: NJ. $. Royal
r A. Gray. Eugene stuart. I. p. Allen
w. A. Allen. and ii. II. Hurt. which with
the three chosen on Wednesday make
only nine jurors secured.
FROM BYNCHBukG.
The Judge then adjourned the court
until Tuesday morning, october 10th, at
II o'clock and ordered a venire facias for
forty men TO be summoned from the city
of Lynchburg. Va. VIII rsturnable Tues
Nes
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Three Americans Were Wounded.
Insurgents Had Sixteen Killed.
MULES LOST IN TYPHOONS'
All But Nineteen Of a Cargo oil Three
Hundred aud Thirty Carried by
the Siam Killed - The Vessels
Had a Roush Voyage aud
Ecachcd Manila in Very
BAD Condition.

MANILA. oct. G--5IO =. M.-General
Fred. Grant. With three companies oil the
Fourth Infantry. two companies OF the
Fourteenth Infantry and band of scouts
attached to ths former regiment ad-
vanced from linus this morning, driving
the insurgents from the entire west Dank
OF the linus river. Three Americans were
wounded.
II is estimated that ten Of the Filipinos
were killed.
Companies c and IL. with the scouts,
crossed the river AT Big Bend ana ad-
vanced westward in the direction oil the
Bincayan road, the insurgents frlng vol
leys. but retiring. Twenty Fiiipinos were
discovered intrenched at the bncayan
church. about midway between Bacoor
and GAv,eveio. These were routed
six being killed.
Ruev's Battery. Of the Fifth Artillery,
made an effective sorti about mile south
of Baccor and shelled the west bank OF
the river at close range. That bank Is
now held by the Americans.
MULES LOST.
The United States Transport. siam,
which left San Francisco August 18TH with
upwards of $50 valuable mules. the com
ing of which had been anXiously awaited
as mules are i'm great demand for con-
tinuing the campaign, arrived thls morn
ing and reported that all but nineteen If
the animals had been lost IN two severe
typhoons under peculiarly distressing
conditions.
The Siam, which left Honolulu thirty
one days ago. encountered the typhoons
early this week one lasted forty hours.
Most of the forage which was on deck
was swept overheard al the boats were
smashed and the steamer rolled tremen-
d0usly I'm the trough Of the sea although
the officers made every effort 10 bring her
about.
BADLY MANGLED.
The mules were hurled from side 10 side
and frightfully mangled and disembow-
eled. Their legs and necks were broken
and the wrecbed animals fell I'm such
confused mass that the attendants were
unable TO relieve them.
I'm the meantime the deck load was
washed Off the ship lightened and the
rolling increased When the storm ahated
the injured animals were killed and their
carcasses thrown overheard. When the
Siam arrived her propeller was high out
of the water and the wrecks Of her
boats were hanging from the davits.
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ROASTED AND EATEN.
A Hawaiian the Victim of CanniDais
on Island of Aoba.

VANCOUVER, b. c.. October s-A sto-
ry of cannibalism was brought TO sNd-
ney. Australia, just before the sailing OF
the steamer Aorangi TO this port by
French steamer. The victim OF the dis-
play OF savagery waJ a native OF ia
wall. named Amaru Who acted as order-
ly 10 the immigration department at
Noumla, in the New Hebrides.
About six months ago, Amaru mar
ried a native woman of Aoba, I'm the New
Hebrides group, and on passing that Is
land later on decided TO visit his wife
tribe. Accordingly, the couple was put
of in a boat. \ few weeks ago when
the steamer called for them 90 was learn
ed that Amaru fell into the hands OF
a savage tribe of natives, who, after
torturing him, tore him to pieces and
then roasted him with two sheep
The matter has been reported TO Brit
ish man-of-war.
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Yellnm I,eNer Situation.

KEY WEST FLA. oct. s.-New cases
OF yellow fever. a. 10 deaths have been
reported one physician has not reported.
Twenty-eight cases are known 20 have
been omitted from previous reports.
WASHINGTON. oct According 70
advlces received to-day by the Marine
Hospital Service there were % few cases
OF yellow fever at Key west, and two
deaths from the disease.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. oct. 6-The
Board OF Health to-day reported one new
case of yellow fevN and no deaths.
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NORFOLK, VA. oct. 6.-The British
Steamship Chatheld. Captain III. J. Hill,
of London, arrived here to-day overdue,
and reports having encountered a hurri-
cane up the Florida coast she lost about
one hundred logs from her deck.
The Chatfeld left Pensacola last Friday
and experienced heavy weather unit
Hatteras was reached. Captain Hill was
slightly injured I'm being thrown against
logs on deck by a heavy sea
The Chatheld sailed tonight for West
HartlepOol. after cOaling with crew OF
twenty-eight men.
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Dauntiess Report Discreditcd.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. oct. 6-No be-
lief is put in the report that the Daunt-
less is eff ON another hlibustering eXpe-
ditiou. The vessel left port last night
loaded heavily with coal and provisions
and carrying extra men as crew. The
explanation offered to-day is that the tug
has gone 20 tow a schooner from Key
West 10 some Cuban port: that she could
not take on coal at Key West without
going into quarantine. and to avoid this
necessity she carried fuel, provisions and
water sufficient TO take her 90 Cuba with
out landing anywhere. This is according
to best authority obtainable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-07
SPANISH SAILORS SUICIDE.
Jumps Overheard aud is Eaten by
sharks

NORFOLK, VA. oct. 6.-Spocial.-Cap-
tain Saberhagen. Of the Norwegian steam
er Frey bound from Pensacola for Gree
mock. via Norfolk. which coaled here to-
day. reported the suicide at sea of G..
Japicia. a Spanish fireman of the Frey
Japicia, whose home was al Bilboa. with
out warning jumped overheard at noon
on September Zth, when I'm latitude 26 de-
crees o. minute. .O4.1. longitude 81 de-
grees 43 minutes west. A life-preserver
was thrown 10 him and n boat lowered. A
crew rOwed % the SPOT where the life
preserver was. but saw no trace OF Ja-
p.cia.
They said they saw several large sharks
lowering about and the water tinged with
blood and gave up the search, concluding
that the sharks had devoured the fireman.
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THE SQUADRON ARRIVES.
The Ships Delayed by a Gale and
Strong Head Winds.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, oct 6.-Spec-
ial.-The ships Of the North Atlantic
squadron. which have been been ordered
10 rendezvous at old Point reached that
place late this afternoon and are now am
ohored of Fortress Monroe
The squadron met "a gale coming down
the coast and was slightly delayed by the
heavy seas and high wind.
II is supposed that the Brooklyn and
New Orleans were turned back at the
cape Henry signaling station.
Among The ships at O'd Point are the
New York. SIMPSONS flagship. the Bat
tleships Indiana. Massachusetts and Tex
Bs. and the Auxiliary Gunhoat Vixen.
IEAAS ATTACKS A DERELICr
NORFOLK. VA. oct. Especial. The
North Atlantic Squadron passed in Cape
Henry shortly after darkness fen to-
night. and at about nine O'Clock came 10
anchor IN Hampton Roads on OLD Point.
The ships had a pretty rough VOYAGE
down the coast from New York. How
rough may be imagined when the fact
is made known that In the gale which
blew this morning the staunch schooner
Henry j. Raymond. Captain Cranmer
from New York FOR Norfolk. which pre-
preceded the squadron. came 10 grief
and near 20 destruction. losing both am
cnors and chains and fore main booms
IN an attempt 10 come 90 anchor in the
ordinarily quiet Chesapeake Bay. on
rhimole Light. inside the sheltcring
capes.
Beyond a severe shaking the warships
apparently suffered not
me baitleship Texas. which arrived
IN the Roads last night attempted be
fore coming in. 90 blow up derelict yes-
sei sighted on'iiatteras Captain Sigsbee
however gave up the attempt. because
of tie heavy sea running, which made
torpedoing uncertain work. and he feared
tnat the whitehead might only partially
destroy the wreA and make q more dan
EsTeus than eyef. since lees clearly dis
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SUMMARY OF T0-0AY'S NEWS.


lottdi
The Gas Works may not furnish an
adequate supply this winter.
-Rev. Mr r. V. Badly accepts the cale
10 Manchester.
A Young wife brings suit for divorce.
increasing political news and gossip.
Death ~ a wel-known fireman.
Date Tor the launching may be fixed
The telephone case postponed until
next month.
General wheaton seriously hurt by an
accident.
az old Point.
The Democratic factions OF Richmond
and Lancaster cannot reach an agree
ment
-~The W. C. t. U. elect Officers and Sc
lect the next place of meeting.
-Hapoy Jim wins the free-tcr-ali AT
Norfolk
There will be Republican candidates
90 srrse ana ue"se IN Montgomery.
The Texas attacks derellct
General
The President meets with a continuous
ovation on his western trip.
Mckinney and Bryan have cord'at
meeting In Canton. H. Bo'h make
speeches there
--Genefal otls cahles the loss oA N"'e'
OF mules I'm typhoon.
General Grant leads general advance
against 'he insurgents.
Admiral Dewey agrees 70 accept the
home 20 be nurcha sed for him.
Both yachts ready Tor their contest To-
dav. Prospect for goad race
kid" I.av.sne Knocked out IN the nlne-
teenth round by Jack McAullffe.
Foreign.
Conflicting reports from the Trans
vaal. but the situation seems more en-
couraeing -,
A rurnor circulated that the Queen VIII
abdicate In event ot vaxs
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MAN GROUND TO PIECES.
His Remains Scattered Along the
Track for Half Mile.

SUTHERLIN. VA, oct. Especial
Early on Wednesday morning the body
OF white man, clean shayen. and about
twenty-five years Old. was found along
the track OF the Southern Railway near
this place. IL had been cut To pieces by
one Of the south-bOund trains. and the
fragments dropped, piece-meal along the
track FOR half O mile and as far as the
eleventh mile post. There was no writing
on or about the body except on the mans
drawers the words Charity Hospital"
Three fingers were recently cut from the
mans right hand. and about healed over.
Inquest was held by a magistrate, and
verdict rendered by the jury KILLED by
the Southern Railway"
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4 Biz Mill.

NORFOLK, VA. oct. 6.-Speclal.-The
Atlantic Coast Lumber company. OF which
l.. \. Hall. Of New York, is president.
and which Is composed OF New York and
Norfolk capitalists, will shortly begin at
Georgetown. 5. c., the erection OF the
largest saw mill ever constructed
The lumber company recently acquired
ownership Of one billion feet Of standing
timber in the vicinity of Georgetown, and
Will soon begin 10 cut il mp.
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CAN'T RECEIVE O'BElRNE.
American Citizenship or hrugcr's
Henrescntativc Dcbars Him.

WASHINGTON. oct. G.-The State De-
partmcnt has received from the state
Secretary OF the Transvaal Republic
notification that II has appointed TO he
it's diplomatic representative in Washing
ton General James r. O'EeiIne. and ask
ing If he would be recognized by our
government
Acting Secretary IHH I'm reply has
cablcd the State Secretary that the rules
OF the United States government forbid
the reception of an American citizen as
the diplomatic representative Of a foreign
government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-07

WASHINGTON oct 6-commahHer
Rogers. of the Nashville, has iasl no 'iino
in obeying the orders of the Navy D'-
parrment TO start for Manila caD.e-
gram received from san Domingo to-day
announcing that ne had already saNea ioi
San Juan, Z. r., wnere ne VIII s'op au"
replenish his coal supply. The NashVine
should make the trip TO Mania Dy way
of the.Sues in about seven weeks OF per
haps two months.
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Farher and Daughter Killed.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. oct. 6-While
Mr. James Evans and his sixteen-year-
old daughter were returning from prayer
meeting at Lakeland on Thursday night,
they were run over by an engine in the
ward Of the Savannah. Florida and West
ern railroad.
Mr. Evans body was cut in two. Miss
Evans legs were severed above and be-
low the knee and her skull fractured. She
died from her injuries early this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-07
THE CASHIER WARY.
Forced Note From Chief OF Police
Fails To- Lead Him Into Trap.

COLUMBUS. Ga. oct Sat an early
hour this moring some one drove up to
The home OF T. A. Bates, cashier OF the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank in hack
and delivered note signed by the Chief
of police. Wiley Williams. asking Mr..
Rates 10 come 20 the bank AT once as the
chief had discovered a plot TO rob the
institution. The note said: wait until
| come. don't speak to any one on the
force even. until | come. nor let any one
see who YOU are. Above all let no one
see Won enter the bank nor have any one
with you. as robbers are organ nized and
have five on the watch. Anything VIII
attract them
Mr.. Bates home is four miles from
the city. Fearing it was a scheme to en-
tran him he declined to come TO the bank.
He sent the note to the chief OF police
an hour later and he pronounced II a
forgery
AS a matter OF pracuation Chief VIII
liams put a guard around the bank until
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KILLED HIS FATHER.
4 Prominent South Carolina Physician
Becomes "A patricidc.

CHARLESTON. S. C.. oct. 6.-News mas
just been received OF a terrible TRAGEDY
at Lydia. Darlington county, yesterday
afternoon. Dr. Maxey Lee. d prominent
physician thirty years Of age sho' anu
fatally wounded his own father Dr II.
J. Lee. The shooting seems To nave Oeen
the result Of the father rebuklng tne son
for some angry words spoken TO the mousse
keeper The two doctors live ana pFae-
tice together The younger was I'D bar'il's-
ton yesterday drinking. and mat may aV-
count for the tragedy.
The Lee family Is one Of the most pIoIn'-
nent in the county
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HAVANA. Oct. 6.-The Mayor OF ha-
yana, SenOr Perfecto Lacoste. mas issued
an order directing that no spanish nag
shall be displayed in the city OF havana
except at the Spanish consulate. IL Is De-
leved this will give rise to consldersoe
hostile criticism.
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Mnrderers Rreas jail.

MARION. ALA, oct 6-Wney Wyatt.
colored. charged with the murder of a
negro at Uniontown. and JEFF Allen,
colored convicted of numbering Pete Mum
dine. colored. and sentenced To hang es-
capped from Jail this morning. The sheriff
is following them with dogs.
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cernable. The wreck will be attacked
again when the gale abatcs and the sea
Is calmer.
'rhe Texas IS the warship which the
steamer Tallahassee, at New York, re-
ported as having been sighted lowering
about a derclict.
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Burglars in Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. oct. 6.-spe-
cial.-Burglars broke into Frank Dem
MES pawnshop In the business section Of
the city last night, drilled hole in the
outer door and blew Il open, but could
not get through the inner door immedi-
ately behind which was $3.50 In money
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and 5000 worth OF Jewels. which were
found untouched this morning.
Disappointed in their attempt to force
the safe. the burglars took about halt "A
bushel Of watches and departed undc-
tectcd.
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Now Steamer servicc.

TAMPA. FLA. oct. 6-Tampa is to
have direct steamer service TO New York.
The Mobile Steamship Company will put
the steamer Catania ON that run some
time this month 10 connect at Tampa
with the Seaboard, running thence TO
Mobile.
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W. C. T. u. OFFICERS.
Norfolk Will BE the Next Place of
Meeting.

Meeting.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. oct. Especial
The seventeenth annual State Convention
of the w. {. T. L. closed its sessions
this evening. The election OF officers took
place this morning and resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs Howard M. Hoge, Of Loudoun
president. Miss Lena Kern. of Winches-
ter. corresponding secretary: Mrs. w. D..
Southall, Of Norfolk, recording secretary ;
Mrs +. 3. Clements, of Centralia. treas
urer.
Norfolk. Va, was decided upon as the
place for next years meeting.
The closing exercises took place to-
night in Trinity church, Rev. j. y.
Thacker officiating. \ grand gold medal
contest and the presentation OF banners
marked the finale
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Uaytian steamer Wrecked.

NEUVITAs. oct G.-The Haytian Gov
ernment steamer Defence, used "a an
armed transport. has gone ashore near
Fortune Island in the Bahamas ana VIII
prove total wreck. An on board were
saved.
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Officer John r. Parkinson. OF the First
District. is seriously I'D with jaundice al
his home on east Broad street
Drs G.. W. i. Brock and Nirginius Har-
ris0n are attending him.