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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
SUMMARY or T0-DAYS NEWS.


w. @. PilkintOn 10 be taken % Pow
natan Courthouse and bail asked
Governor Tyler returns 10 Richmond
interesting talk with him about his can
didacy.
Several well known citizens dead
John IT, Butzner dead His ante
mortem statement
-Becker's family returns.
MIR Gross will probably become pastor
Of Venablc-Sreet church.
state.
English sailors make a daring rescue
OF % capsized yachts crew on Lamberts
Point
"A petition to be presented the GOV
ernor to-day in behalf Of Thomas ~
Prias
-Lynchburg announces a new manu-
featuring plant.
Bertha Tappin's trial may develop SEN
sations
William Burge on trial for his revolt.
ing crime
lightning paralyzes the telephone ser.
vice IN Winston.
DIR. Anderson indicted for the attempt.
ed murder OF Miss Watson.
General.
Newspaper correspondents IN Manila
protest against press censorship.
James r. Campbell 10 take an active
part I'm Ohio politics.
Five men killed In another Kentucky
mountain feud.
Garter Harrison declines az the meet
ing to welcome the Democratic National
Committee.
Sharp fight between sherlff's posse
and train robbers In New Mexico.
The editor OF sensational weekly
killed By a rival editor in New Orleans.
Big street-car strikes on IN Brooklyn
ami Cleveland.
STANDARD Oil Company's tank steamer
burns with her cargo OF oil In Halifax
harb0r.
Foreign.
English papers endorse the protest OF
Manila press correspondents.
Americans win a point In discussion OF
Mauraviefr's circular az The Hague.
The yellow fever situation In Santiago
continues 10 isnproye.
Reported that two more ba.talions OF
English troops have been ordered to Cape
Colony
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ANOTHER FATAL
KENTUCKY FEUD
Five Men Killed na Bloody Encounter
Between Two Warning Mountain
FaCtons-Three Wounded.

LOUISVILLE KY. July IA special
to the Courier Journal from London
Ky. tells of a report reaching there OF
the outbreak of another feud IN Clay
county by which five men lost their
lives to-day. The dead arc said 90 ne
Robert Philpot. Ed Fisher, Aaron Nor
ris Jim Griffin Hugh Griffin.
These fatalities resulted from a pitched
battle fought near Little Goose Greek,
three miles from Manchester.
ORIGIN or THE FEuD.
The feud dates back nearly two years.
on Christmas, 1897. James Philpot was
Killed by Aaron Morris. but before ne
died ne shot and killed William Bundy.
a friend Of Morris The M0rrises ana
Griitns were closely affiliated, Since
then the feeling between the two factions
mas been very bitter and % has been
aroused recently by the White-Baker
hostilties.
The Phlpots who are the strongest
faction I'm the mountains numbering
about $50 voters. openly espoused the
cause OF the Bakers while the Grifiins
took sides with the Whites
The story that reaches heS from Man
chester is 70 the effect that Bob PhiipOt
was arrested this morning by Deputy
SfErin Wash Thacker. While very CIR
cumstantial In other respects. the report
does not show clearly the origin of the
trouble. nor give the reason for phil
pots arrest
4 GENERAL FIGHT
II Is said that while Thacker was TAX
ing Phlpots bond. the latter was sho.
from behind by a member Of the crowd
that had gathered This precipitated a
general fight with Winchesters and re-
which was participated in BY
George. Granville Robert and Peter Phil
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
Mr.. INGALLS, TO GO EAST,
President Of tho Big -Four May Soon
Resign That Position.

CINCINNATI. July l6.-ACcording 20 a
trustworthy authority. President NJ e.
ingalls,. of the big Four and Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroads. Will soon re-
sign the presidency of these roads. He is
90 go East 90 accept a place In the rail
road world that has been made for him.
1he new office has not as yet received
q title. but the duties will Doe as arbitra-
tor Tor the leading railroads of the
country. I'm the new place be will be
identified with the Pennsylvania and the
Vanderbilt and Morgan interests.
Mr ingalls, is out OF the city AT present
and II is impossible TO obtain cOnfrma-
ton 81 the story. The salary he will
receive is placed at $1,000. The matter
has been in negotiation for months. II
was done so quietly that nothing was.
learned of Il until after the final accept
ance OF the proposition offered by the
allied interests 90 Mr. ingalls, and only
a Few who were more closely Interested
knew.
rhe change will make vacancies in the
presidencies OF two of the largest rail-
roads entering Cincinnati and many
changes I'm the minor offices. a success
sor as yet has not been selected Mr..
ingalls, will probably live in New York
Citv-NeW York Sun.
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Fought Through "A Glass Door

CHICAGO. July H-With the glass
doors or a saloon between them, william
VanAllen. a saloon keeper. and frederlcA
Condor. travelling salesman, fought
A duel to-day. Condor was morta.y
wounded and NanAllen was shot
through the left thigh
The men were business partners some
time ago. but the business was broken
up and there had been bad blood between
them ever since
\ telephone message was received Dy
YanAllen from GOnd0r saying that he
was coming down 10 do him up. An
hOur later Condor entered the saloon
and NanAllen pushed him out on the
sidewalk. Both men drew revOlvers and
commenced firing through the glass door.
When the shooting was over Condor
was shot through the groin and tho
small Of the back. lie was taken 10 the
hospital I'm q dying condition NanAlien.
whose wound Is not serious was arrest
cA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
Rnnk Kunner Shot.

NEW ORLEANS July lr-Charies
l. Rocket runner for the Metropolitan
Bank. had Just entered the bank to-day
40 begin his duties. when Englenart
Weber. a discharged soldier slipped mp
behind him and taking deliberate air,
nred The bullet struck the juncture OF
Rockets suspenders and carried fl INTO
his back. When the suspender was pull
ed from the wound the bullet came with
%. Biebor says that when he went 90
war ne gave his deposit book for sspj 20
Rocket and the latter drew out the
money and refused 10 return Il 90 him.
Rocket is painfully wounded. but Will
recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

the people az home or have the people OF
the United States by the ears.
Specifications; Prohibition Of reports;
suppression OF fun reports Of field opera :
tlOns i'm tho event of failure. numbers OK
heat prostrations in ~ Yield systematic
intimidation Of navS foperations ana
suppression OF complete reports OF the
situation
(Signed "HOBT VI COLLINS.
"JNO. L. DJrNNING.
~. JONES.
"Thc Associated Press.
"JNO r. MCuTCHEON
HARRY ARMSTRONG.
Chicago Record.
OSCAR Is. DAVIS,
'P. O.. NJ DONNEI.
New York sun.
JOHN +. BASS.
WILL DfNWtDDfE.
''Now York Herald
"E. s KEENE.
"Scripps -McRae Association
"RlCtARD LITTLE.
Chicago Tribune
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HE HAS THE PAPERS.
Secretary Hay Receives the Protocols
Offhc Pence Conferences


WASHINGTON. July 17-Secretary
Hay has received all of the protocols Of
Tne Hague Peace Conference proceedings.
Included among the papers is the draft
OF arbitration and mediation treaty which
is regarded as the most important achieve
ment OF the conference The document,
like an Of the proceedings. Is in French
tho diplomatic language always used on
such occasiOns-and translatiOns are now
being made AZ the State Department.
As there Is occasion for tho utmost
haste In completing the work OF the con.
ference. our government has concluded
not 10 depend upon the slow going mails
TO communicate 90 It's delegates IT'S APP
prova OF their work but Will be- cable
empower them TO sign the protocols I'm
the name OF the United States. The
treaties will. OF course have 20 be sub
mtted TO the Senate for It's approval
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
AFTER Mr.. BREWER.
Senator Chandler Complains OF tivi
SERVICE Commissioner.


SERVICE Commissioner.
WASHINGTON. July 11.-As a sequel
10 the sensational scenes which accom-
panied tho hearing before civil Service
Commissioner Brewer last week I'm New
Hampshire, when senator Gallinger, Of
that state. was charged with having VIC
lated the civil service law I'm soliciting
campaign subscriptions from Federal
office holders. Senator Chandler It IL un-
derstood has lodged "A formal complaint
with the President against Mr.. Brewer
All information as 20 how far the com
plant goes. whether IL asks for his re-
moval or not is refused at the White
House. ln fact it Is not even admitted
there that Senator Chandler has ad-
dressed communication 20 the President
Of the subject
During the progress OF the hearing i'm
New Hampshire. Senator Chandler openly
denounced Mr.. Brewers course and was
quoted as having said that ne would de-
mand his removal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
ENGLISH VIEW.
Cen. OTIS Should stop Playing ostrich
with the Corrcsponticnts.

WI '|''' 'IFVHI'I 'TI''II 7 nv ITE ''@RT''I
With the correspondents.
LONDON. July 1S.-N0st OF the morning
papers comment upon the joint statement
of the American correspondents at Ma
Mia regarding the censorship there.
The Times says. General Otis cannot
conceal nor explain away the great fact
that ne fails 20 bring the war 90 an end.
He might just as we'll cease playing the
ostrich and allow the correspondents TO
tell the public what they see"
The Daily News says "The moral of "
is that tho correspondent VIII turn when
YOU tread too hard upon him. and that
his determination To- lot the cat out of the
bag may still prove "a blessing 20 modern
states"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
a Desperate Lover Shoots His Rival
and Cuts His Own Throat

CHESTER. CONN. July Hilary
Chadwick. twenty-four years old. OF New
Britain. was murdered last night by JOS
,ph Hough. thirty years OF age who then
tempted % Kill himself by cutting his
swn throat. Chadwck's BODY has not
,cer found and the "details OF the tragedy
ps not fully kPayn. Chadwick came
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
DENIAL FROM Mr.. INGALLS,
or the Report That lie Would sever
His Connection With the Bic Four.

CINCINNATI O.. July 1.-THE follow
ing telegram was received to-day from
NJ. p. Ingalls, I'm response to a query as
10 the truth of the report that he was
about TO leave the Big Four Railroad
Company. to become the arbitrator for
the Morgan interests.
Hot Springs Va. July 1.-THE Aseo-
ciated Press. Cincinnati. There is not
word of truth In the report
(SigneO M. r.. INGALLS,"
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RANGE or THERMOMETER.

Following was the range Of the Their
moneior ~ The Times Office yesterday:
. A. NJ. 50. - NJ %. =. NJ. "a. p.
NJ. So p. NJ. 81. y NJ, ". Average 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

virglnla-Fair. with moderate tempera-
ture Tuesday and Wednesday; Hight north
westerly winds.
North Carolina-Falr Tuesday except
showers In eastern portions. fair We'd
nesday; light northwcsterly winds.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-22
A Hundred Reasons

Can be given why STARTS Dyspepsia
Tablets are the best and most erfectual
cure for every form OF indigestion.
They are In the tablet form, which
retains their good qualities indefinitely.
while liquid preparations become stale
and useless with age.
They are convenient. can be carried
In the pocket and taken when needed.
They are pleasant to take.
After each meal dissolve one or two
OF them in the mouth, and, mingllng
with the food. they constitute perfect
digestive. absolutely safe for the most
sensitive stomach.
They digest the food before it has
time to fcrment. thus preventing the
formation Of gas and keeping the blood
pure and free from the poisonous pro-
ducts Of fermented. half digested food.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the only
remedy designed especially for the cure
Of stomach troubles and nothing else.
One disease. one remedy: the success
full physician Of to-day Is the specialist,
the successful medicine Is the medicine
prepared especially for one disease.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets make the
complexion clear by keeping the blood
pure"
They increase flesh by digesting flesh
forming foods.
would not hurt one but would simply be
4 waste of good material
Over six thousand men and women in
the state Of Michigan alone have been
cured of indigestion and dyspepsia by
the use OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Sold by all druggists at so cents per
package,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-22
AN EAST END CHEMICAL

Figures In the Annual Estimates
Made Inst Evening by the Commit
tee on Fire Department = The EST.
mates foot up Over S37 900.
At meeting OF the council committee
on fire department held last evening In
the city clerks office. with Chairman
Baird In the chair. the matter OF the
departments estimates for the year
1899 was, taken up and discussed at
length. and resulted IN the preparation
OF estimates footing up $4,000. which
Is considerably In excess OF the nppro-
priatlon secured for this department
iaBt year. $53.5iS %.
The larger amount Is needed this year
on account OF the determination OF the
committee to give the East End the
fire protection It ought to have had
long ago. by putting In II new chemical
at the corner OF McCulloch and Twelfth
streets. This Improvement nlone. with
opt taking into consideration the In
creased consumption OF feed. hay. sup
piles, etc. will cost $4,000. The commit
tee Intends locating the hose house for
the new chemical at the corner OF
Twelfth and McCulloch streets, on the
unoccupicd ground In Twelfth of Nc
Culloch, 10 no outlay will be necessary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-22
SHE He: IS COMING.
Getty OF Pittsburgh" Will Reach
Wheeling this Morning
AFTER MANY TRIBULATIONS
At Marietta, Where She has Finally
Passed out of the Hands Of the In.
spcctors-Slic got Away from Mari
eta Last Evening Mt @ O'clock and
is due to Reach this Port at 8
O'clock this Morning.

L
After many trials and fluctuations, the
new side-wheeler CITY OF Pittsburgh"
has left Marietta on her initial trip and
is due to reach this port this morning
at o'clock, cnroute to Pittsburgh,
whence she will clear for an excursion
to New Orleans and return later in the
week.
The Pittsburgh has had her troubles
sure enough; on Sunday night tele-
gram to the Intelligencer stated that
she would leave that night at o'clock
for Pittsburgh. but she didn't Then.
on Monday evening. an afternoon sheet
came out with q special" from Marietta
to the effect that the Pittsburgh had
left for above: on Tuesday evening the
same truthful journal stated she had
left Marietta alto o'clock yesterday
morning. Then came Pittsburgh even,
ing papers with the announcement that
she had left Marietta at s o'clock yes
terday morning. And not one OF these
statements was true.
Desiring to ascertain the exact truth,
the 1ntellIgencer wired the proprietors
of the Marietta wharfboat for informa-
ton, and reply was received. stating
that the Pittsburgh would leave last
night for above. Then, in reply for
request as to the time when the new
packet actually left Marietta. n tele-
gram was received last night as fol-
lows:
MARIETTA. Ohio. March q.
IntellIgencer. Wheeling.
Pittsburgh left here $50: will pass
Wheeling about S o'clock In morning.
HCRNBROOK G. BEST.
This ought to settle much mooted
question for good and all, and unless
the big slde-wheeler meets with an accl-
dent enroute she ought to be here early
this morning. and no doubt she will be
inspected by hundreds Of people who
are curious to see another sidewheeler
after these many, years when the aver
age man had come to believe that that
type Of steamboat was to befobseletc
on the upper Ohio.
The Pittsburgh was scheduled to leave
Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon with an
excursion for New Orleans. 1t Is not
known now just when she will leave for
the south. Several Wheeling people will
make the trip.
Captain Clarke. one of the Wheeling
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district steamboat inspectors. who has
been at Marietta inspecting the Pitts
burgh, returned to the city yesterday
afternoon. He reports that the delay
in starting was caused by an imperfect
piece OF machinery which had to be
remedied before the inspectors would
give the big fellow q clean bill of
mechanical health. The trouble was in
the pumps. most important part of a
steamboats, machinery equipment. Cap
tain Clarke Is enthusiastic in his praise
Of the big sIde-wheeler.
The City of Pittsburgh is the largest
steamer constructed for the upper Ohio
river trade since the early seventies,and
1t Is the first side-wheel boat built for
the waters Of the upper Ohio river in
over twenty years. She Is said to be
the handsomest steamer afloat on west
ern and southern waters, and her archi-
lecture is revelation in steamboat
building for inland service; there Is no
boat like her on the Ohio river. The
Pittsburgh chamber of commerce Is ma
turally taking an interest in the boat,
and has voted to present to the steamer
an elegant silver water service.
Captain Phillips says it Is not the OBJ
ject of the company to antagonize any
otileL IlIic VI SlcdIltIS, anu ludI ne Will
maintain rates and be as fair in his
dealings as is possible. His line con-
template building several more side
wheel steamers for the Pittsburgh and
Louisville trade.
Captain Phillips is one of the most
popular men on the river. He has been
in the steamboat business for years. He
was commander OF the Iron Queen and
of the Virginia. OF the Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati Packet Line, of which his
brother-in-law, Captain James A. Hen
derson. is the president. When Captain
Phillips was chosen hull inspector of
Pittsburgh he resigned the captaincy of
the Virginia. He served about four
years and then longing to SO back on
the river took possession OF him and he
decided to build this fine steamer and
resigned his position some months ago.
The crew of the City OF Pittsburgh Is
as follows: Captain. John NJ. Phillips:
purser. Dana Scott: clerks, Alva L.
Voegtley and Oliver d. Phillips: pilots.
James F. Sanford and William F.
Brookhardt; first mate. William Staple
ton; second mate. Morris Huffman:
stewards. William Billinger and VIII
liam L. Garrison: first engineer, Samuel
Cunard: second engineer. Edward Ber-
ry; Waterman, c. L. Crawford; carpen-
ter, Barton Barker.
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y
for acquiring ground. Chief Cline and
his ASSISTANTS will improvlse chemic-
all as was done recently in the case OF
the auxiliary chemicals. and the outlay
for both chemical engine and wagon
will De only $500. Two horses, 1T is es-
timated., will cost 1910. Harness is put
down at slC0. The wages OF three fire.
men for seven months ut Is estimated
the new, building VIII be built and
equipped June u. OF the present year.
foot UP 1880. and the cost OF the build
ing, substantial brick structure, Is
put down at $500.
1t will be noticed the committee
places four new fire alarm boxes in its
estimate. at a cost o; SIPS each. These
coroe high. but they mean added fire
projection. and the fire committees pol
Icy isNto increase the departments ef-
ticienc.r by The gradual Introduction OF
new boxes.
The e.1imate as completed last night,
ON . b 81 ~ F 4 III 0
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3otai '.'.-S"''ppo
The committee hopes that the finance
committee will find 1t possible to do no
scaling on these estimates. II there Is
any considerable scaling 1t will be i'm
possible to give the East End its
chemical, and the need OF this addition
10 the departments equipment is gen.
orally conceded.
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has an
enormous sale. II is the best remedy for
colds and coughs and Is pleasant to
inkn \ % Cents
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Our aIillipcry Reception

VIII take place Thursday and Friday,
March % and "a. We will have a mag
niiicent display OF French Patterns and
Bonnets. All are cordially invited.
NINE. J. NJ. SHIDELL..
(Successor to A. L. Rice).
llS0 Main street.
go lr Wheeling w V,
The Forrest City times., 1899-11-03

s
 Rev E. L. Kemp, of the Church of the Good Shepherd, came up from Ma rianna Tuesday to visit among his par.shoners here. He is most genial and pleasant gentleman and all en- jOyed his visit.
 Dr. White and Sam Rofe, visited in Mississippi last week returning Mon. day. The doctor visited homefolks and enjoyed tue old familiar scenes in and around Byhalia. They were also looking for cattle.
 Mrs. Whit Wall. wife of the popular hardware drummer, of St. Louis, and d lady of rare beauty, was a most pleas ant visitor to friends in the city this week. She was guest with her hus- band at the Belser. Chas. J. Gregory, of Phillips Co.,, a man of considerable mercantile expe- rience, has accepted position as sales man with J. w. Beck & Co. He will remove his family here as soon as he can secure house.
 Mrs. Matt. of Baltimore, eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Durborow, arrived in the city last Friday evening on visit of couple of months to the family of her parents. We wish the lady a pleas mt stay.
 Talk about man walking a block to get drink of whisky, why there are men who ride 10 and 15 miles every day to get a drink of my good Old Cumberland Rye. Sold at the Pearl Sa- loon only. 1. W. MALLORY.
 What customers say about firm may always be taken as an evidence of its popularity. People who patronize the | Magnolia Saloon. say that T. c. Folbre & Go. handle the best liquors in the city. Give their goods trial.
 After reading the manufacturers guarantee. elsewhere in this paper, go to Russell, Graham & Co.,. the agents and get sack of the celebrated Alba- tross Flour, which has few if any equals and no superiors on the market.
 Whiskey, in bond, which is twelve or fourteen years old. is a rare article, but such goods are handled at the Magno- lia, and served in a manner to satisfy the taste and appetite of the most fas- tidious patron. Your trade invited.
 .'..Re careful what you drink" says a noted M. D. Mindful of this admoni- tion Folbre & Co. have added to their stock of pure liquors the celebrated Pogue & Watson Bourbon Whiskey. 10 years old. Try it-it is served over the bar.
 When your little boy cuts his foot, apply Dr. TichenOr's Antiseptic. You will be delighted with the result. It will stop the bleeding. relieve the suff. tring, prevents suppuration and heals like magic. Only soc. a bottle by all druggists.
 Something new in the way of delicate breakfast dishes will be found at San ders' in those wholesome foods, Vitos Wheat and Grape-Nuts. Be sure to try these foods. The grocer will take pleasure in talking to his customers about them.
 O1AtAfAAt< c U BAN OIL cures sWWt<l~ Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Rheu- matism and Sores. Price, 25 cents. l For sale by Brandon & Baugh.
The Forrest City times., 1899-11-03
A Beautiful Red.

A well known gentleman in town be coming alarmed at the encroachment of age, sought to hide the footprints oi Father Time by having his hair and moustache dyed. Through some mis- take of the barber, or chemical action of the dye, the beautiful black nous tache and hair, which was to be the envy of all the dudes. turned a bright red. rivaling in it's briliancy and splen- dor, the bright colors of the many new wagons packed in the public square. Surely the vanity of man is great, es peclally the old married man.