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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
EVANS FOR vICE-PREsIDENT.
southern Republicans looming the
Pension Commissioners.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. September Ii
stecial)-Southern Republicans are gong
CD pu. forth every effort 20 get place
ODD the next presidential ticket. Tine
Boom OF Comm ssioner-of- Pensions Evans
ur the nomination for Nice-PresideIt
has JOB this connection, already been M
4u--r8ted by the Young Mems Republic
... Club. of Chattanooga. II VIII De
recalled that Commissioner Evans was
brought forward very prominently for
-... same nomination in 1896 and that
fl. fght for him was only abandoned
iter IL had been definitely decided tEat
Ie East was TO be given representation
100 the ticket in the person Of Mr.. Hobart.
Iu. movement viii be started by au-
dressing letters 10 Republican clubs all
.g.r The United States, soliciting The
... of their members in securing for Mr.
Evans the nomination.
A number of prominent Southern Re
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Committeeman \ Dung
blood, OF Alabama, who is assisted by
Charles j. Allison, a cousin of President
Mckinley taken the matter N
hand. with the view of sending south
ern delegation sohdly instructed for
Evans 10 the next Republican Nominating
Convention. Congressman BroWni)W,
who has heretofore been bitterly opposed
j.
The fght against the Commissioner, eX-
R.presentative Brown, as well, are said
to have Joined the movement 10 get for
Evans the second place on the next Re
publican presidential ticket.
POSTAL NOTES.
Commissions as fourth-class postmast-
.rs have been issued 10 Madison Davis,
4t Cooper. Va; Carrie l.. Burgess, keva'
Va. Milton r. Lowry. Deep Creek, y. Co.
and Joseph "A. Brown, Mineola, y C..
4 new Office has been established ~
Wampier, Dickinson county, Va, with
Henry II. Sutherland as postmaster, anu
4l Fullbright. Ireden county, y. G., win
David j. Fullbright as postmaster
NEW PATENT
A patent has been issued to Joseph H.
EiI.ck. Jr.. of Lynchburg. va, for a
ltlr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
RHEUMATISM,
Munyon's Remedy Cured Mrs. Lyon
After % Years of Suffering.

Mrs. v Ne Lyon, No. 1906 Grace street,
lynehburg. Va, says: II had Rheuma-
tism for twenty-five years. Nearly all my
joints were greatly enlarged. I suffered
great pain; was barely able to move |
heard Of Munyon's Rheumatism cure.
One vial relieved me; one and half viais
completely cured me-"
Munyon's Remedes-57 I'm number-are
recognized everywhere as Standard Speci-
hcs Hundreds Of physicians use them in
their daily practice. They leave nothing
10 guess work or experiment. Here you
have an absolute cure for every disease
Of young and old. Easy to administer.
relief IS immediate, cure soon follows.
Can be had at any drugstore; mostly p
cents.
II you need medical advice, write to
Professor Munyon, No 1908 Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa. 1t will be furnished
free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
Ex-siave Pension scheme Nipped.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. September d.
The Post-Ofiice Department issued to-
day an order debarripg from the mails
the matter issued by the eX-Slaye Mutual
Relief. Bounty and Pension Association.
with headquarters at Nashville, Tenn.
The ostensible object of the association
IS 20 secure pensions for ex-s.ayes. The
bills providing for such pensions, which
were introduced in the last Congress,
were used az a basis for circulars, in
which il was represented that the sug-
gested legislation was far advanced.
Meetings were held in various places, al
vVavs ending. II Is alleged by the post
ottiee ofiiciais. in an appeal for money TO
advance the work i'm hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
RISE IN THE RIVER.
Damage Along the shores Thre"teh-
ed-Coner-Dam Broken.

The river made a threatening jump
Wednesday night This was owing to the
heavy rains up the river Tuesday. The
water rose here all day yesterday ana
considerable damage was threatened.
Some damage was actually done.
on the Manchester side a cofter--dam
mas been built and rebuilt several times.
some part of 1t breaks every time the
t,ater rises When the yellow tide goes
down. workmen come and mend the
broken place. They make this a htile
stronger The next high water breaks
down another place. Wednesday nlght
the end of the dam nearest the Free
bridge was washed away. 49,.
The water last night at O'Clock was
nearly up to the top Of the dirt Dam on
This side of the river. This dam Was Was
nartly washed away not long ago. IL has
80, rehuilt now. and is much higher:
Tbere was danger all day yesterday OF
its going The carts did not venture ,1,ln y ope
O ,,, - A. o o'clock last night ii was .
feet and standing at Columbia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
FOUND A DEAD NEGRO.
That IL the Discovery Made by n
CoIored Woman Yesterday.

A dead negro under a house is rather
alarming sight. At least 1t was to a
colored woman yesterday morning. This
woman ran 10 the almshouse yesterday
morning and gave notice that she had
found a man, no was dead, under her
house. No GIG Hospital street She was
almost white with fright. The hospital
surgeons repaired 10 the place, and the
fellow was there, as the woman had said.
He turned out to be Frank Stephens. His
body was viewed by DR.. w. III. Taylor,
Coroner, and then turned over TO the
wife of the deceased for burial. Heart
disease was the cause of the death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
MAY NOT GET HER PRINCE.
Miss Swift, of Chicago, is Threatened
with Disinherltance.

CHICAGO, September A.-The Times
Herald says: r,-
Prince Alexis KaTagOrgevitch oil SetVia,
il a sutton for the hand Of MISS Mapeie
Swift. only child of +. c. SWIFT, OF tnlS
citv. While in Paris, Miss Reed the SIS
Ter of the late Mrs. Paran Stevens, miro
tuced the Prince and the helress. Ine
princes wooing resulted in MISS SWllI
consent TO an engagement pending lhe
ratifcation of the match by her parents
a radical objection by Mr.. swift, now
ever TO ratlfying the choice OF his daugh-
tcr's heart is the danger al some future
limo of her being proclaimed merely
r1organatic wife in case OF the eleVatoh
81 Prince Alexis to the throne OF SerNld.
Remembering the fate Of Betsy Patter-
con whose marriage to jerome Bonaparte
Irnurht so much III into his he Mr..
5,.iff threatens to disinherit his daughter
if she persists in her love Tor the Fr ase
win her cousin, Miss Adelaide Murphy
of San Francisco, she was presented at
Queen Victoria's spring drawing-rooin
ana # is said, was considered the haha-
e some Young woman in that distinguish
ed gathering. -. An ,,oors old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
TRANSPORT BUFORD DETAINED.
Soldier from Aboard Her III, WIN
NeIIow-Fever symptoms.


NEW YORK. September H.-The United
States transport Buford. which was
about to sail to-day. was detained in her
dock by the quarantine authorities for
second disinfection. and will sail to-mor-
row. Health-Ofice DOty explained inns
action by saying: , -,
zone of the soldiers who arrived from
Habana on the Buford Is In our hospital
at Swineburne Island. and has developed
susuicious symptoms to-day, when nave
no doubt will prove that his disease IS
vellow-fever. When the Buford arrived
ON the 18th instant, a number OF conNa-
descent soldiers were among her compile
rnent Of passengers. The steamer, accord
ing 10 our usual custom, was detained
for the usual hye-day period from her df-
narture from Habana. On the lyth the
TRANSPORT. after thorough dislntecloi'
vvas released Twenty-siX or the conFa-
l4scent were transferred By the quarter
masters Department 10 the poSt ms
pital nj Fort Wadsworth. BEFORE lHt re-
lease Of the Buford an inspection OF all
on board was made. TWO sOluleIs WHY
had boen ailing for a day or two showed
bieb Temperatures. These TWO were sent
Ia Swineburne Island for observation.
one has developed unmistakaple syhp-
toms ~ malaria: the other. Private &.
oswald OF The First Infantry, showed
many svruptOms OF yellow-feVer, ana /
have no doubt that before tomorrow
,,,orning the disease will be fully devel-
0rod Although the BufOrd had been as
Infected before her release from quaran-
line 1 decided that as measure or eN-
irene precautiOn, | would have my men
90 over the work again
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
ORGANIZE 4 BLUES BAND.
IL Has Been Effected on Novel Lines
The Rest Musicians Enlist.

There was a meeting Of musicians held
in the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Armory last night the object of which
was to form a Blues band.
The organization is to include twenty
five drst-class musicians, the picked men
Of the city. The band will play for reve-
nue. only, and will never appear in public
with any less than the full complement.
The organization will be perfected next
Wednesday night, when the names Of the
officers will be announced. one of the
rules of the band will be that no member
will be allowed to play with any other
organization. The first practice will be
held next Wednesday, when every menu
her will be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
p,L.TINE AssAILANT DEAD.
His Aged Victim, Cashier f'i"e'''
Sill Unconscious.

CHICAGO. September A.-Ihe man
who under the name Of waiter Law
ton" Yesterday inflicted fatal injuries
upon Frederick j. F1lbert, the agea easn-
Ter of a private bank In Palatine town
near here died to-day from the gunsnVt
wound sustained In the. struggle Win YIN
Farmer Plagge, who tried 20 rescue fn
bert from his assailant. Filbert v sun
unconscious
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
OVERCOME by GRIEF.
strong Man Falls Upon street from
Anguish ut Loss of His Wife.

William Johnston, a white man, was
Frustrated on east Main street yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Johnston has recently lost his wife.
His grief has been intense; sometimes Ii
overwhelmed him. That was the trouble
Yesterday. The ambulance, Or. GoOde in
charge. was called bir. Johnston was
treated and taken to his home, No. 25l1
VI street.
Helen Burton (coioreD embarked
into fits at Twenty-hrst and Main
streets last night about o'clock. DR..
Goode was called, and, treating the wo-
man loft her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
DANvILLE sTREET-CARs.
Valuable Extension Franchise Prac-
ticaiIy Granted.

DANVILLE. VA, September a.-(Spe-
c.LJ-The city Council practically
agreed tonight TO grant TO the street-car
c... .ny q franchise permitting it 10 run
lIs .ks across the iron bridge to ana
t.r.-. North Danvil-e. William j.
f.r. Richmond. president of the
-.W..r News and old Point railway,
aa. ..l 20 "a syndicate which was negO-
uaure tr the purchase Of the rights ana
franchise VI the old company, was uh-
wtIlr- t0 buy without the extension
laucl ..-. The action of the Council VIII
BE- rauiad on Saturday by the adoption
0f ar 0riiuance embodying the franchise
asked. This means the purchase OF the ola
H.. ,v me new syndicate, and the estab-
II.tr..rt 90 "a frst-c.ass trolley system
M. beneats OF which will be accorded 10
tJa neopie on the north bank OF the
DAN The question has been burning
e for a fortnight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
u - .. ! - 60 - -
DEATHS.

NEWMAN. Died. at Edgemont, som
erset. Va, September 10, 1889, WALTER
GEORGE NEWMAN, Jr.. first ana ohiy
son OF Wauer George Newman ana Lei
liza Moore Newman; aged years ana
months.
PHILLIPS. Died, September q. 1893. ii.
+ PHILLIPS. in the SD year OF his age,
Funeral on arrival of 1910 A. Nj. train
from old Point. Friends invited to at
tend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
POLITICAL PRISONERS LIBERATED.
President of Peru Prudent, Tactfui,
and Generous.

LIMA. PERU. VIA GALVESTON, TEN.
september A.-By order Of President Ro-
manO. the political prisoners VINO arrived
lefe yesterday from Cerro dc PaacO, have
u.en liberated on parole.
The Presidents prudence, tact snd
generosity increased bis popularity. Last
iifht the Theatre WAS crowded with tia
Tan and "a few Peruvian families, and
lhe Presidents appearance On his box
was the signal for an ovation. IL Is
me good sense Of the people, Will soon
fe-establlsh peace and order IN Peru.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
Wall Sent by Morgan City Lost.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. September IL
General Otis has Informed the war De,
partment that the six or elght Gays niail
sent by the transport Morgan city was
lost I'm the wreck OF the vessel. Adjutant-
General Corbin says that the war De
partment will be able TO trace out al the
official mail that was sent 10 the Phliip-
pines on the transport. bur that there
may be some difficulty In finding OUT
what was sent In the way OF private let
,rs TO soldiers In the Philippines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22

DeWitts Little Early Risers perman-
emily cure chronic constipation, bilious
ness. nervousness. and wornout FEELING;
cleanse and regulate the entire system.
Small, pleasant, never grlpe OF siehen-
Lannon's little pills" Bodeker Bros. T.
A. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
STRIKE DELAYS TRANSPORTS.
at Frisco REFUSE 10
Many Any Concessions.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2l.-The
strike Of the boiler-makers Is still on ana
work on the transports must be further
DELAYED Captain Baineson' OF the quar-
termaster's Department told the com
o,,orernn5star's Department would grant
The demand of the boiler-makers for an
eieht-hour day on all vessels aclualig
owned by the government and on WORK
paid for by the government on vesseiS
ccbartered The strikers told Captain
Seineson that they would not do a stroke
~ work on the government vessels until
~ ~, force the owners of the others ana
he contractors to make the scale they
demand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
THANKS TO THE PRESIDENT.
confederate Sponsors Present heso-
IutIons Adopted Mt Charleston

WASHINGTON. ID. c., September IL
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. who was
sponsor for the whole South at the re-
union in Charleston last May. has pre-
scented 10 the President in pretty
f,ame the resolutions adopted by mo
snonsors at the reunion, thanking nm
for The gracious words uttered by nm
a. Atlanta last December with releI
- south The resolutions are signed Dy
Miss Heth and the sponsors OF the dii-
ferent states
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
Track Work Progressing.

Work is progressing rapidly on the
track OF the Richmond Railway and Elec-
trio Company at the Reservoir, which is
being moved as the street Is graded. The
heavy rain of Tuesday washed a section
of the track away, but that has now been
rgUQiFpl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
PINE LUMBER.
Another Advance ia Price-ConVict-
ed of Murder.

NORFOLK. VA. September A.-Cspe-
c.al)-Thc North Carolina Pine-LumOer
Company held a largely-attended meet
.ac in this city to-day President Roper
o. Norfolk. presided, and an advance was
made In an grades OF lumber OF % cents
fourth advance during the year
Walter Cotton (cOiored) was convicted
tonight OF murder IN the first decree
Dc was indicted for the murder or Charles
Wyatt, OF Portsmouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
Injured Men Improving.

William Henderson and Henry Cooke,
the colored men who were hurt on The
wen at the almshouse. Both men are ex-
pected to recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
MMM1NrnS,re

Il essential 10 the weak and i'll. and
equally beneficial 10 the well. The fact
mat the Anheuser Busch Brewing Ass0-
cation prepares II Is guarantee OF It's
ntTlI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
MARRIAGES..

JOHN-HOWARD.- In Wash-
ington. ID. c., on the 18th instant, py w
Rev Dr, A w. Pltzer. LEONARD JOHN
and Mrs. LOUISA HOWARD, both OF
this city.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-23

We feel very much encouraged
over the many complimentary eX-
pressions made by our business
men and citizens on the Holiday
issue Of The lines, The ad
work Of our foreman Mr.. W,
J. Hovis assisted by Messrs
McClendon, Tilotson and Trotter,
have won especial praise and
proved Mr.. Hovio' ability equal
to any in the state in this line Of
work. While the issue contains
a few errors which we regret, still
when one takes into consideration
the task Of getting out a 16 page
paper printed all ut home and in
the time Z days, they will at once
realize in the rush hey VII. -
through unnoticed-typographical
errors and mistakes, which had
time and careful attention been
given would not have occurred
There was ID stories submitted in
the prize contest and the award OF
the prize to Mrs. RodwelI out OF
the number, in our opinion was
Justly due as was also the prizes of
The other winners, We will
print in future issues several IF |
.he best stories presented that did |
Iot appear in the holiday edition.
If you did not get an issue |
write US we have about 40 left and |
vail send out as long as they last. |
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-23
Mrs. ]. D. smythc dad.

On last Tuesday night, after
many months of suffering and
pain, the noble spirit of Mrs. sal
lie j. Smythe took its flight t.
Gods home behind the pearly
gates of heaven.
The deceased was cognizant for
several months that her life was
nearing its end, but the only thing
she seemed to regret was leaving
lC GOotCdhusband and three lit
rtle darlings behind in this world Of
trouble. No husband was more
devoted to his wife than DR..
Smythe and throughout her long
illness he did everything that
money, skill and attention could
do to relieve her suffering, but all
proved in vain, death was the only
remedy and by Gods direction
its icy finger touched her Tuesday
night There was no home iRthe
city where domestic happiness was
more strongly eXempIiied than in
thissone. For as wife she was de-
voted to her husband, always liv-
ing up TO her marriage VOWS; as a
mother, she was loving and kind
to all, setting IN example for her
little ones to follow, and rs q
Christian, the home was made
bright by the rays Of sunshine
that came from her true Christian
life, soothing many u sorrow and
frightening the dark places of
home.
The funeral services which was
touching and impressive, were
heldat the residence, Rev. W. NJ.
Burr, the Baptist Pastor, official
ing After the services the remains
were entered in the GreenviIle
Cemetery.
10 the broken hearted husband
and three sweet little ones, The |
Times offers its heartfelt symna- |
thy IN this sad hour of bereaye- |
ment.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-23
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-23
.TrCTTlVE COMMITTEE aIEEr-
ING.

At tho meeting of the executive
committee of Washington county
called for December Goth for the
purpose Of deciding what action,
il any, should be taken IN regard
to recommending to the Governor
some oneto disappointed to I'll the
next vacancy that viii oeeur on
the Bomd OF Mississippi Levee
Commissioners, there was no
quorum. The Chairman OF the
committee, Mr., Percy, stated that
he had published the call f0r the
meeting of the committee with
out conference with the members
thereof, Dir consultation with any
aspirants for membership or the
Board: that since the mass meet
ing Of the tax payers held in
GreenyiIe m SgI the Executive
Committee of the County had,
whenever vacancy occurred,
taken some action in regard to
the same. In the first vacancy
occurring recommending Nathan
Goldstein as q member of the
Board, there beng no opposition
at that time to such appointment,
and when the second vacancy oc-
CURED the Committee had wired
Cob. McLauuu asking if the per
son recommended by a Democratic
primary would be appointed, TO
which the GOV. replied that be
would not commit himself, as such
a promise might initiate against
the appointment of j. NJ. Jayne.
Mr.. Percy stated that there was
ample time fol the committee to
act in the matter, and that meet
ing would PROBABLY be called for
Il latter day ana that whether the
committee male any recommen-
dation IN the matter, ordered Il
or primary, or took no
action at all would be determined
entirely by tn, sentiment of theI
taxpayers; thatthe matter Of vital
to them, and concern
ed no one else, and that the COM
mittee proposed simply to re
fleet the sentiment Of the taX-pay-
srs Of the county in the matter,
regardless Of politics or factions
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-23
Deeembcr Meeting OF BOARD OF SUI
perVisOrs Continued.

December Meeting of Hoard OF SUI
perVisors Continued
In the matter of assessment lsNl3
.3s. Skinner Addition.
THAI by examination We find the
psaseul assessment o. 500 eNees-
siyc. we reduce same 10 $500 anu
clerk OF board certify same to
sheriff and state auditor.
Assessment of 81 lot = block o.
Belle Air Addition.
Tina. by examination we mud
.preseut assessment of $1,000 Is eA-
.ces-.le. we reduce same to 5000
.aud order clcrlutu certify order to
sheriff and state auditor.
luthe matter Of con, cts turned
over to county contractor
Ii appearing to Sbrllf Hebron
has turned over to county con
tractor certain conl cts whose
fines amount to $50, J. =, cost
$3.50. sheriff cost 1920, It Is
therefore ordered tha. the clerk
of board charge count contractor
with said amount and credit sheriff
Herewith.
IN matter of repcrt.of ). A.,
BarcGeld and T II Russell, COM
misaoucrs.
Lay ont road from lloIlandale
to Eubanks, we, after viewing
same, suggest and recommend to
you Honorable Board that you
grant said road to beginat llollon-
dale, west Of Hollond's gin and
run through said Hollan's field
alonga ditch on a road now in use
to Vincent bridge across Black
Bayou thence on or near road from
Black Bayou TO Eubanks and not
finding it necessary to make trip
over road we contribute our fees
to the general county fund.
Accepted. S. A. BarelieId
+. II. Russell.
The total allowances were made
to board for salary and per diem
$50. 20.
In matter of reduction of various
parcel, land and personally.
These matters coming on this
day to he heard and the board be-
ing fully advised in the premises
do hereby reduce the following
lots, etc
5 II Purcell WI east % feet, lot
/ block 1, first addition from $1,000
to $500.
r SEWERS Est. s5 W! lot S 2ud
addition from $500 to 500. S!
lot 20 block4, 9th addition $3.50 to
be stricken from roll and sheriff
given credit, Also Carrie Hen
derson furniture valued at $500
be stricken from roll and sheriff.
be given credit with same.
This 9th day Dec. 1899.
Ordered we do adjourn.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-23

Next week there will be no is
ssue Of The Times. This is done
for several reasons; the most I'M
portant is to have our presses,
which need oyerhauling worked
on and get our office ready ror the
coming years work. Again for
the last two weeks our forces have
worked night and day getting ont
the regular and Holiday Edition
and want Il rest during the holi-
days, so we have decided to grant
it, and they will leave for their var
ious homes tonight Our next pa
perwill appear the first week in the
new year The. Time viii then
start on the main line Of 1900 with
all switches closed. Oar long
run will be made for News aad
Subscriptions and if the gold, sill
yer and paper fuel will furnish
-he steam, we will carry the news
nyo every home along our line
send your fare IN this week and
secure au annual ticket for 1900.