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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07
Col. Bryan said at the Dolls,

Col. Bryan said at the Dollar
Dinner at Dallas Tuesday:
The Beers in their struggle to
maintain their republic have tho
sympathy Of all the American peo.
pie, except those who have abau-
doned the doctrine that govern.
ments derive their Just powers
from the consent of the governed"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07

Good team or logging outfits can
get winters work Of Chas. A. Gal.
breath d Co., Il. r. contractors.
South Fork, Colo. Pay guarau.
teed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07

STATION begins to look tired
and worried already with the load
he has on his back to carry through
the campaign.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07

some OF tho lawyers are circu.
lat'ng the story that Judge Hol.
brook sometimes polls" tho town
before making his rulings. II this
IL 20 it will be used against him
next year in his canvas for a re-
nomination.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07

In a letter to the New York
Journsl, John j. Ingalls, says of
the Chicago trust convention: I'm
a formal way it touched the button
that has set the machinery Of pub
lie opinion in motion. 1t was q
voice crying in the wilderness.
All reforms must have an iHit,a-
tive, and the indispensable pre-
requisite is TO get the people to
think. With free thought, free
speech and free press no wrong,
however intrenched and fortified,
can endure.
"The convention was composed
of thoughtful. level-headed men
representing all phases Of belief.
Nobody stopped over.
"The fact is, with scarcely an
exception. that the prices OF all
the.great staples controlled by the
trusts have been arbitrarily raised
since competition has been crushed.
"The price Of wire nails las
been increased from 81 .25 10 3.6O
in less than twelve months; an in.
crease Of from 30 to 100 per cent
in wall paper; IS per cent in win
dow glass, rubber goods, and 80
on"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07

The populis's Of Lake county
refused to fuse with the democrats
and nominated n straight ticket
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07

The democrats and silver rerub-
iicans failed to fuse in Trinidad
and both name straight ticketa
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07

THE time Was when the CONNER
cial world recognized the law of
demand and supply in the matter
of prices. OF course. both de.
mand and supply were problem
matical-were governed largely by
chance. Today demand and sup
ply are not left to chance or acci-
dent. The trusts attend 10 that
aud control prices by regulating
both demand and supply wherever
competition is back number.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

The democrats and republicans
have fused in Gilpin county on a
county ticket.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07

Commencing October Ii. a Free
Res.linx Room will be open At the
Library every evening except Sun.
day from G.30 to 0 r II. All arc cor.
dislly invited.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07

NJ NADo.
Ennch, $40 acrrs, horses, u,)aa
eight miles eass q 9oubo W.
b q N1ns3E
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
WHIPPED BY WHlTECAPS.
A Florida Postmaster Waylaid and
Rcateu 10y Masked Men.

TAMPA. FLA. August Editor w.
C. Crum. OF the Florida Republican, was
brutally beaten by white Caps at Peck
last night. He is postmaster at thar
place. and has been going out there at
tending 20 the mail at night and return
ing TO the city i'm the morning. Some
weeks ago Doe appointed Dan Morrison. a
colored man. his assistant. so thar the
Office could have a man In charge all the
time.
Morrison was made 20 give up the office
by a committee of citizens who are un-
known. and Mr.. Crum had 90 50 out and
attend 20 the office himself.
Last night after he had completed his
work he started 20 q house he owns n
short distance away, where be sleeps
when there. he was held up on the road
by mob of masked men with guns, VINO
made him dismount He was tied with p
rope. hand and foot. and given a brutal
beating. He also sustained severe bruises
about the head and shoulders from the
kicks administered by the mob.
After they had finished beating him
they cut 0a the whiskers from one SIDE
of his face and applied carholic acid 10
the deem eashes on his naked flesh made
by the whipping.
Mr. Crum does not know who attacked
him. The mob threatened TO Kill MIN u
he ever appointed another negro assistant
there. He has closed the office and viii
deliver no mall 20 the Pecktes. and his
resignation has been accepted nj Wash
ingtOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
LONGING IN THE LEAD.
Contest for Mississippi Govern0rship
To BE Settled Day.

JACKSON. MISS. August o. The con-
test for the governorsh.p OF Mississippi
which is 20 be decided at tho Slate con-
vention tomorrow, IS in a very indefinite
state Judge uoglnos chances have
frightened considerably since morning ana
some very enectual work among the I'M
instructed delegates was accomplished by
his managers during the day. Several at
tempts have been made 20 organize n
permanent combination among the fol-
lowers 0f Judge Crtz. Major Yardeman
and Judge Powell, but 80 far ali have re-
suited IN failure. each OF the three named
displaying q very marked independence
OF the others. The present combination
holds good only during the work Of or
ganizing the convention. and 81 will re-
quire some very hard work 20 hold It to-
gcther after the chairman IS named.
Judge Logino's caucus tonight was at
tended by nearly two thousand unin-
structed delegates. and his campaign IS
being managed with surprising smooth
ness.
The present indications are that the
contest Will be short and decisive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
THE STORM IN MATHEWS.
Inestimabic Damage 60 the Corn crop
younn Lady Killed 10y Lightning

IARAN VA. Aug. 2l.-SDeclal.-Ihe
most terrific Wind-storm mat mas Fi9'',''
mis- section for years ragged continuously
through the past week. and the oaina-1
90 the corn crop is inestimable Al the
beginning Of the storm the Iouuvl vs.
inst ripe FOR pulling. but now IL Is loIil
into shreds. and utterly worthless Much
of the corn is beat down ana unht III
use. 49,, .-t.
The Mobiack could not make ner tsio
IN Mathews last Friday after her terrloie
evperlence OF Thursday but made her
way up on Saturday. She sustained heaNy
damage again. ~.
MIR. Andrew Digs. n merchant Of west
point has built a new wharf in that Sec
ton. and hereafter the MoDJack VIII stop
there also for passengers ana lrelIht'
A Miss Morgan, of this comm uHl'!'
while sitting I'm a rOckng-chalr SINGING
and watching the progress OF the STORM
was instantly killed by fash OF h%h'-
nlug-settng her hair on fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh. Of Newport News
who have been visiting Mrs. j. X
Dlgces. returned to their home last week.
Master Harry Digges has gone 10 New
mort News to visit his aunt. Mrs. J. W..
Hudgins.
Tbe steamer Nfobjack Will bring an eX-
cursion party from Norfolk to Mathews
Tomorrow. and on her return triD take
one from Mathews 10 Noriolk on Nel-
nesday. August &d.
The majority Of the voters OF TINS sec
ton are for Tyler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
CAME TO BLOWS.
elimination OF the Atkinson-Thomp-
son Trouble in Atlanta.

sun III AlAlHiA.
ATLANTA. GA. August 22.-Harry ".
Atkinson, president of the Georgia Flee
trio Light Company and secretary Of the
Collins Belt Street Railway Company.
and Councilman w. S. Thompson came
20 blows on the street here this evening
as a result of Mr. Thompson's denuncia-
ton Of the Boston man In the Council
yesterday.
The encounter took place on Alabama
street, near the Constitution building.
No very serious damage was done. due.
perhaps, to the quick interference Of
passers-by and friends OF the combatants.
only a few blows were struck. and these
were landed by Mr Atkinson on Colonel
Thomps0n's face. colonel Thompson
says Mr.. Atkinson struck him before he
(Thompson) knew the latter was near
him. Colonel Thompson was knocked TO
the ground by the first blow and his face
Is badly bruised.
During the day the two men were look
ing for each other. and Colonel Th0mp-
son armed himself with a heavy walking
stick when ne LETT home this morning.
It is believed that friends OF the combat
ants will arrange cOncilatiOn between
the parties before further damage IS done.
Colonel Thompson's speech yesterday
denounc'ng Northern people. and yam
KEGS" I'm particular. has been severely
criticised by business men to-day as en-
tirely uncalled for. coming as II did from
a citizen Of Atlanta. n city IN which so
much Northern money is invested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
TRANSVAAL CRISIS.
A Parliamentary Paper Dealing With
Ii Issued YESTERDAY

LONDON. Aug. "a parliamentary
paper dealing with the TransYaai crisis
was issued today. IL details the Efforts Of
the BOer Government during the past
year 10 have the question 0i ihe 7u@,i tlN-
~ Of Great Britain submitted TO arbltra-
ton. and Great Britain's repeated refusals
10 discuss this basis point.
The document adds that Sir Alfred MIL
ner the Governor OF Cape colony, ana
High Commissioner OF SCUM AlIlct' VIII
ing 90 Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain the sec
retary of state for the Colonies, last June,
'The way IN which the Secretary Of
State mggles with the convention OF 1851
is rather Irritating 90 plain 10 tn.
The final dispatch from Mr.. Chamoer
lain dated July 10. 1899. 10 Sir Alfred
Miner. concurs with the latter view as 70
the untenable Transvaal contention add
ing that the British Government nan no
intention 10 continue 10 dlsc-ss me cues
ton Of suZerainty over the Transvaal
PRETORIA. August 22.-Odicial reti-
cence is maintained as TO the counter
proposal submitted by the Boer govern
ment TO Great Britain.
1t is admitted. however, that THE situa-
tion is improving"
The war ammunition consigned 10 the
South African Republic is still detained
by the Portuguese authorities in Delagoa
Bay.
JOHANNESBURG, August 22-The
field comets are busy distributing Maui
sers and ammunition to the Burghers.
The exodus Of miners continues.
LONDON. Aug. Z3.-The johannesburg
correspondent OF the Daily Mail saws: The
situation here Is all the more alarming on
account Of general stagnantion Of trade,
which causes acute distress 10 the small
etorekeeDers and their employees.
CAPE TOWN. Aug. PIN the Cape
Assembly to-day Cecil Rhodes. referring
to the Transvaal situation. said:
'sNo there will be no bloOdshed. Pres-
dent Kruger, IKE a sensible man. will
climb down. The less the Cape Colony Is
concerned in the quarrel. the better
It IS rumored here that the Beers intend
% attennt a coupe 10 obtain fOrcible pos
session ~ the ammunition detained by the
TDo,-ffr1laza
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
DEATHS.

TRAYi.OR.-Died. az 1905 A. NJ. Tuesday,
August o. 1899. VIRGINIA, infant daugh-
ter OF Robert Lee and Annie Gavin Tray
lur, aged months and days.
Interment private, In the family plot
at Hollywood Service from the resi-
dence. SOC east Marshall street, at 800
A. VI. WEDNESDAY. August pa.
SIMPSON. Died. about 10 o'clock =. NJ
Tuesday, August 22d. az the Retreat Tor
the Sick, DR. FRANCIS c. SIMPSON.
V. s, IN the twenty eighth year Of his
age
Funeral arrangements later.
Charlottesville tVa.} and Lexington
(Ky) papers please copy.
WENDBNBURG.-D Tuesday, August
~ 1899. at =. NJ, az the residence OF
father, Robert We1den0urg. 403 east
Franklin street, ALBERT WDNDEN-
BURG.
Funeral from the residence at 400 T..
M WEDNESDAY. August "a. 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
ON The TURF.
beaumont Won the $4,000 Grand
Circuit Purse.

READYILLE. MASS. August 22.-Grand
Circuit Summaries:
30 class. trot diminished from yesier.
day. pune 81 .COo-Ieiah 5. trs,; Telsa,
second. Dr. Pitzer third. Time Z.2lls,
212A.. 2:l5A.
2.l5 class. pace; purse N,e0e-Blly An
drews, first: Toboggan. second; Fred W,
third. Time, 2;l0i1 2;io. 2:lo.
PIG class. trot purse S.ooo-1ris, first;
Tessie ;. second, Nolo. third. Time,
2.i2Iz. z:l0s.
2:O class trot. purse S3c9o-Beumont,
INST. wiiisrk second. Naipa, third. Time,
2iI4. 2:iSA. 2:l2.
2:i0 class. trt, purse slOOo-Bouncer,
frst; CAPTAIN Jack. second; Belle j,
third Time 2;l9. ANN.
Al Saratoga.
SARATOGA. n. Y. August 2e.-Resulis
1T Saratoga Summaries.
First race-nve and q half furlongs-Red
Spider Is 10 y nrst. Lucky Star g 10 81
esoond. Hampton az TO y third. Tine,
j;0sh.
Second race--one nnie-St. Clair 90 TO p
sirst. Caiabab 90 TO y second. Sir Hu.
bert as 80 y third. Time. lttla.
Third rsco-Srand Union Hotel States
six fuslonys-MaTiocrt Is 10 u nrst Con
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23

PARIS. August 22-Anticipating an at
tack to-day from the gendarmes occupy
ing an adjacent house. NJ. Guerin. pres
ident Of the anti Semitic league. and his
companions. who are barrcaded I'm the
headquarters of the league poured petro-
leum in a room near the point from
which the attack was expected prepare
tory 10 setting It on fire.
fhe anticipated move ON the part Of the
officers however. did not materialize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23

The Hastings Court adjourned yester-
day after having been in session continu-
ously, holidays not excepted, since the
Goth of September. 1898 An interval or
less than q month will eapse before me
next term commences. on September Dth
next.
In the Chancery Court yesterday AioeFl
Fowden qualified "a guardian Of Thomas
y. Gay infant child OF the late Thomas
b. and Mary r. Gay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
MANY VESSELS
WERE WRECKED
Continued from First Pase)

iron. coal and coal oil. She anchored on
Thursday and slipped her cable Friday
morning. She lost several sails ana
struck IT A. NJ. on Friday at Chica-
nicomo Her crew Of ten men were res
cued by llle-savers with the DreecheS
buoy. -,
All Of the men who came here were
taken In charge by local seafaring men
and sent to Baltimore in the afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
Rrrnn Mon Orgnnizc.

CT LOUIS MO. Aug. 22-The first
stems 10 organize the Democrats OF Hi
nois. outside Of Chicago. for w. j. Bryan
In 1900. have been taken ana number
of prominent Democrats nave organize
the Original W. j. Bryan Gun OF III
,nfas." Congressman H. A. tsiu"eA IS
credited with being the promoter OF 1ne
plan Of organization.
Bryan clubs viii be ofgahizea thoush-
o,,t the state without delay. the purpose
belng 10 secure the Illinois delegation for
Mr.. Bryan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23

HAMBURG. Aug. 22-The Hamourgt'le
correspondent discussing the assertion that
Germany should publish Ger AIN docu-
ments proving the innocence OF Dreytus'
THE answer to this IS that documents
~ his nature cannot be produced for
the simple reason that Germany never
had anything 20 DO with captain Drey-
rms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
Neero Horse Thieves Killed.

SPRINGFIELD. O.. Aug. 1.-Two col
ored Springfield thieves. were today sur
rounded and shot dead ~ a nuggy p ,,
continuous thievery al Uroana. E2-~.te-
ment Is intense.
The negroes were william litime ana
Samuel Arstel. They had stolen some
horses and were escaping WneIh over
baiIled nv Officers. They opened FIRE. but
were killed before any OF the posse were
injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
\ Little Bow Hurt.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. August %.
-SpociaL-Lowis. a little son Of Capt VIII
liam Baiihis. OF Baltimore. while playing
last evening about s o'clock IN the ward
Of his uncle, Mr. +. A. Balthis on JEFF
ferson street in this city. fell backward
across an iron spire fence. one of the
spires entering the back and piercing
through the stomach resulting I'm a Sc
Ti0us II not fatal injury
Four doctors have been in attendance
upon the wounded child since the acct
don't
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23

CINCINNATI. August 22.-But for er-
rOrs. the Pirates would have taken both
games to-day instead of losing one and
lying the other.
The first game was n battle between
Tannehin andHahn. The former pitched
the better ball. but was unlucky. Two
games will be played fo-morrow. Attend
ance. $500. -
First game
Score: z. H. Z.
Cincinnati ....OO1OOOOOOO1-2 2
Pitsburg ..... 0OOOO0l0 0OOL 3
Batteries-Hahn and Wood; Tannehm
and Fox and schriver Umpires-O Day
and McGarr. Time, hours.
Second game
Score. r. II. i.
Cincinnati .... ..OO1OOO3OO-4 /
Pittsburg zee. Oz1OO0O014 9 5
BatteriesLTaylor and PETIT; Lever,
Sparks. Fox and schriver. Time. 1:J0
Brooklyn, =: Boston. =.
BOSTON. August 22-Brooklyn drove
Moekin out OF the box in two innings
to-day and won easily. Willis. who sue
ceeded him. was very effective. Attend
ance. 3.000.
Score: X. II. +.
Boston ....., OOO0 -
Brooklyn ... .....3 81 00100 00-5 y @
McJames and Mcclure. Umpires-Ems-
lie and Mcdonald. Time, 10
Philadelphia. 13; New York, ..
NEW YORK, August 22.-The Phnlies
found the New Yorks easy today Get
ting and McPartland's pitching was very
ineffective. Bernhard was we'll nigh IN
vincible. Attendance 200.
Score r. II. r.
New york . 10000 O1O-2 6
Philadelphia O.. ..O50O4022O-1S u 2
Observation-Disclosures. Getting and VIII
son; Bernhard and Mcfarland. Umpires
Lynch and Connolly. Time, 100
baltimore. 1876; Washinsto ton, . ;.
BALTIMORE. August 22.-The orioles
had a picnic In the FIRST game of the
series to-day, winning hands down. The
second contest was pitchers battle.
The Senators kept one run behind until
the final figures were sn. Attendance,
$500.
First game
Score: H. n. T..
washington e. ..OOO8OO2OO-5 5
baltimore ........ lis % 3
-Riddlemoser. Mcfarland and
Roach; McKenna, McGinnity and Smith.
Umpires -Ganney and Latham. Time.
200
Second game
Score. r. n. Z.
washington ..3OOO1OO01 10 /
Baltimore ........40I0OO O1-6
Batteries weighing and Duncan; How
ell and Robinson. Time, 1855.
Louisville, 10: Cleveland, O.
Louisville. KY, Aug 22-The
Clevelands started out an right to-day
INT made bad finish. Woods was sub
sututed FOR Philip in the fourtb-j shining
Captain Clark was presented with baby
carriage The first time ne appeared-at the
plate. Attendance, 100
score by innings: Ri f.
Louisville. ...21O41l ks II 8
Cleveland. .....10i400000 o. - 8
Batteries-W Woods. PhIlippl and Powers;
Knepper and Sugden. Umpires ManAs
sau and Hunt. Time, 2:l5.
ST. Louis, .: Chicago.1 4.
ST LOUIS. MO. Aug. 22.-Cuppy
twirled IN fine form today and Chicago's
six hits were kept well scattered. The
Perfectos punched their hits and aided by
Wolverton's loose work at third. had--no
trouble winning. Attendance, 1870.
score by innings: r. H. T.
ST. LOUIS. ...OOOO13lO ks 10 0
Chicago. ...... OOO0O010O-1 6 A
I}atteries-CUppy and Criger; Garvin
sand Donahue. Umpires-Swar,wood and
lDWyer Time. 2,ll.
Providence, Syracuse q.
PROVIDENCE Il. L, Aug o.
score by innings; r. II. Il.
rrovidence... .1O0OOOOO2-S 7 0
Syracuse. OO0OOO0OO-- 3 4
Batieries-Evans and Lehigh; keenan,
and sieelman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
ASKS S. 900 DAMAGES.
James Powers, Who Fell over stump
i'm Sidewalk. Sues the City.

James Powers Instituted suit IN the Law
ara PANTY Court Yesterday through his
attorney Edgar Alan, Jr., against the
CIV of Richmond for 5000 famtoes- Tho
plaintiffs SUIT grows out Of injuries he re
eeived last spring In the vicinity Of flrst
and Marshall streets. While passing
along First street he encountered the
segment or stump OF a tree in the side
walk. over which he stumbled. causing,
he claims, various bodily injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
THE CROPS RUINED.
Princess Anne Suffers Enormous Loss
from the Recent Hurricane.

BLOSSOM HILL. VA. Aug. Especial
The storm which has just passed over TINS
section is almost without parallel Prior
10 the storm, growing crops Of all kinds
and particularly the corn crop were tn
fine condition and bid fair to give enor-
nous Yield. The effects OF the fearful
wind and rain were such that the fodder
is entirely ruined. in many places the
stalks OF corn being literally stripped or
the blades and in other places the fields
are flooded with water, which 10 an
probability will greatly injurc the corn
and late potatoes Very little nay d
grown ia this section and the loss OF the
fodder IS a very serious blow 10 the
flrmers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
SAW THE PRESIDENT.
Secretary Root Confers With Him on
All Pending Matters.


PLATTsBURG. \. Y. August 22.-Sec-
rotary Root arrived from Washington on
the noon train and soon after lunch join
ed the President and Attorney-Generh
Gr'ggs In the Presidents private room.
They were closeted for nearly two hours,
during which time they had q general
talk on all pending matters
Secretary Root. when seen by an Asso-
oiated Press correspondent after the con-
ference. said:
mo. there Is nothing startling 10 give
out as a result Of our conference. We
had n general talk ON number OF sub
iects. but there Is really nothing or special
interest to give out ne this time
Aforementioned Grlggs declined 20 talk
on the subject Of the conference.
General Merritt had short tax to-
night with Secretary Root after the lat
ters conference with President Mckinley
and Attorney General Griggs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
PaTr Indicted

LNNCHBURG, VA, Aug. 22.-SpeciaI -
Iandon Y. Parr was indicted in Amherst
County court yesterday for felOniOus as.
sault and his trial was set for the Sep
TENDER term of the court. Judge
stephen Adams of Campbell. vii preside
az The trial, Judge Campbell. of Amherst.
being a connection by marriage of The
Parr family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23

Talon "a 20 d second, No smerlst C to 81
third. Time. 1:l5A.
Fourth race-fve furlongs-Miss Marion
IS 20 50 FIRST. Sparrow Wing e. TO y second,
Caou,ch3uc Is 20 ~ third. Time, 1:O2L.
Firth race-milc and a half-hurdle-Ben
Elder q TO y first. Article 90 10 ID second
Premier G 20 p third. Time. 2:l9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
DEWEY IN FRANCE.
The Olympia Reached N'lieiranche
Yesterday Morning.

Yesterday Morning.
vrrTEFRANCHE FRANCE. Aug. D.
The United states Cruiser olympia afTlF-
al here at s25 this morning. The usl"
salutes we're exchanged.
Tho French Cruisers Admiral Charntf.
payout and Frlant. under command ok
Vive- Admiral Bien4mo. fired q salute iH
honor OF Admiral Dewey
Ill is said that the Olympia VIII Ieii--' I
here a week.
Admiral Dewey is apparently ID eAoe'-
lent health lie viii stay az Ntoo L.' 81
week and will take part I'D as Ie" yum
tons as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23

FALL. RIVER. MASS. August 22-The
treasurers Of all the cotton cloth mills
to-day received letters signed by Nelson
n. Green, OF New York. making formaf
offer for the purchase OF the properties.
either for cash or part cash ana part
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23

match game OF ball between the
butchers and the Fishermen OF the Sec
ond Market Will be played at Broad
Street PARK this evening az 4:3O o'clock.
A well-attended and Interesting game is
looked FOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23

WASHINGTON. August 2.-General
Merriam wires the War Department mat
the Indian trouble al NAVAJO springs -
over. the Indians who killed me gambler
Lardreth, having been arrested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
More Officers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-Among the
appointments OF Officers for the new vol
unteer regiments announced to-day are
Thaddeus y. Seigle. North Carolina: 10
he second lieutenant. w. Q. Thornton.
Georgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
Had n Picnic With the Senators
Cincinnati Would Have Also Got
Both From Pittsmrg But for
ErrOrs-Othcr Games.
Standing ofthc Clubs.
Yesterdays Scores.

Baltimore. l5-6: Washington, 5-5.
Cincinnati, 2; Piitsburg, /.
Brooklyn. 3. Boston, 2.
Philadelphia. -; New York, 3
81. Louis. 9. Chicago. J..
Louisville. 10, Cleveland. C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
Where They Play To-Day.

Louisville at Cleveland
Plltsburg al Cincinnati
Chicago al ST. Louis q games. J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23
Lost His Nufnher.

Police Officer p. II. Huntington lost his
badge, No. 30. yesterday. He will be glad
to have II returned to him at the First
Police Station.