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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
Daily Mennebec jopraaI.
GARDINER.
Journals Telephone Call-37.5.

\. Hopkins returned to Capitol Is
land, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Miss Emma Peak left FOR New Bed
ford. Mass, yesterday, On a week $
visit to friends ana relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

that business opens wen and that he
is we'll satisfied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Miss Julia tIildreth has resumed her
duties at Il. F. Harmon & Cos. after
a two weeks vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Mia, are visiting ut Mrs. I. +. Mari Il
Winthrop street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Ned Haley has returned from a few
days visit TO Capitol Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Miss Clara Clark Went to Capitol Is
land. yesterday, on a weeks visit to
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
Everyone who
~su=.~.,--- The Preferred
the prompt paying a
OF line Of
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL. CONDITION OF
The Preferred l .ss Insurance Company
ASSETS.

=. 5. Registered RGnds. 4 per
cent,
e. 5. Registered Bonds. per
cent.
New York CITY Bonds. 2Ia per
cent.
Aes; Shore Il. r. Bonds.
SO. Louis G0id Bonds,
Cash in Bank.
'aSn in Offices,
Interest due ana accrued.
Premiums in course Of cnIlec-
Ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Railroad Commissioner Chadbourne
Of Biddeford, was in the city on bust
ness, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Perhaps in M other church in the
world can Ne seen anything like the or-
ramerts which grow in an old church in
ROSS. Here furdshirc, England. They are
TWO thriving elm trees, which naturally
spfoutcd from the pavement Of the edi-
flee ana stand one each end Of Il pew.
This pew was. many years ago, occupied
hy John Thyle who spent great deal of
money planting Gins in Ross, his native
town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

E. X. Bacon writes from Auburn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

One man in this city is giving no lit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills.
Non-irritating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
WINTHROP.

\ grand musicale was given at Friends
church. Winthrop. on Tuesday evening,
Aug. !. hy the Auriel Quartet assisted
bv Prof. VIM. Ii. sitockhridge and Mr..
Harry +. Merrill. both If state Street
Quartet. Portland. Miss Ida King Tar
BOX. soprano soloist of Willstun
church choir: Mrs. Breed. contralto. Of
Bnstou. Prof George Elmer Goodwin
Of Watrrvinc. tenor soloist: or. Genrg"
Carleton Parker. baritone. The per
sonci OF the Auricl Quartet is as fol-
lows. Mrs Elmer Buckminster, So
prauu: Mrs. La Verne MaXiield. con
;raito: Mr.. +. II. Bailey, tenor:
Mr. G. !. Bailey bass. The
entertainment consisted Of readings
ana a musical programme which in
cludcd solos. duets, uuartcts. and
double quart, IS. The programme was
a. follows: Selection, Praise Yc The
Father" double quartet: tenor solo.
The Choir Invisible" Prof. G. r.
Goodwin: soprano solo The Holy
City" Miss Ida King TarboX; The
Nottingham Hunt" Mr. Harry Free
man Merrill: contralto solo The
Green Hnl Far Away" Mrs. Breed:
reading. selected, Miss Mary Hegarty;
haritone soto. THE Valley BY the SEE"
DE-. 6; H. Parker: tenor solo. Trust
fre- HI Thee" Prof. Goodwin; selection
"Dvcr the Fields Glover. double
quartel: reading, SISTER ana l." Mrs.
Narston Of Monmouth: tenor solo.
TEL Hcr / Love Her So Prof VIM.
II. Stockbridge; contralto solo, Child
of thc King" Mrs. Breed: duet, calm
STOCK hriIpn nd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
-DECEMB ER 81. 1898
LIABILITIES.
The PREFERRED Accident Insurance COMPANY has raid Claimants Eay 100000

ltAlU JUp IDS rdu IdNH
n Of
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sockc Active
by
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MERRILL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Herbert Towns Of Danvers, Mass, is
visiting friends in HallOWell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Miss Maud Emery has returned from a
several weeks visit to relatives in Nor
ridgewock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
HALLONELL.

Eand concert at Loudon Hill, this
evening from to 9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Miss Ida Hobbs passed Wednesday
at Richmond Campground, the guest
OF friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

The HalloWclI base ball team will
play the Bclfasts. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Hon. A. NJ. Spear OF Gardiner, was
calling on friends in the city. yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Apply one now; youn feol stronger ana
happier tomorrow Hop Plasters for ACh
ing Muscles. Bac Ks. Kidneys and Lungs,
Crick and all bodily AL
ments. All reliubls drug stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Miss blanche Hobbs is passing a
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
MAY REINSTATE LEE,
The Generals son Found To BE Deh-
ciemt az West Point.

Among tho cadets discharged from
west Point for deficiency was George
Mason Lee, son of General Fitz-
hugh Lee. y year or two ago he failed
I'm one OK his examinations, but was re-
mstated at the earnest solicitation OF
General Lees influential friends
According to the following special from
Washington. young Lee may bee relnstatcd
again:
George Mason Lee Will, In all proba-
bnltv. be rclnstated Young Lee was q
member of the fourth class. The Presi-
dent viii be asked TO thus favor Che
Young man. Several army officers are
interesting themselves I'm his behalf. and
will bring the matter 60 the attention ol
Mr. Mckinley within the next few days.
I'm addition 10 this it is thought that the
President will grant the favor without
any very great solicitation Young Ice
was not g'lrinsly deficient IN his sluale5.
and his course was greatly interrupted
during the past year General Lee Is
h.ehly regarded by the President a-h
Wan Department officials. His servsee5
as Governor of the Province of Havana
have been highly commended. and mo-
dissatisfaction has arisen from his ad-
minslrati0n of affairs boz the province.
This is being constantly brought to the
attention of both the President and the
Secretary of War
"seni0r Pierra. one 0f the leading busi-
ness men OF CUBA and chairman OF th"
Cuban committee p9w in This city for
the purpose of protesting against the
order Of the President. granting mn cN-
tension of time for the foreclosure or
MORTGAGES 0n Cuban plantations. in
speaking of General Lee. today. said.
".IIi- administration of affairs has done
much t0 increase the prosperity and miti-
gate the suffering in Havana province
DE- is respected and loved by the natives
and possesses tho greatest executive
ability DE IS constantly looking Co the
best interests OF his province ana never
issues an order without first bo.ng satis-
fod as to its popularity and wisdom.
"seu0r p.arro is regarded as one OF
the leading business men OF cuba, and,
although q politician. is prominently idcn-
tGod with am the enterprises in Havana
province. of which General Lee Is Gov
ernor"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
OUR NEW TORPEDO BOAT.
The Stringham Which Was Launched
Yesterday VIII Make Thirty Knots

ID
WILMINGTON DEL. Juno I0.-The
torpcI0-b8af strineham which the Har-
Jan a. HoWnes worth Company is building
for the government was launched this
afternoon 40 1.H O'Clock.
Miss Edmna strngham Creighton.
eronddauehtor of the late Admiral String
ham and daughter of the late Rear Admi-
rh Creighton. save She vessel its name
There were guests from Ncw York. Phil
adcIun.1 Baltimore and Washington who
were entertained at noon with "a luncheon
in tho Mold i0ft The Washington party
COMPRISED Charles H. Allen. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy. Mai0r.General
Nelson a. Miles and wife. Kear-Admiral
Hichh9rna and wife Judge Advocate
General Lcmicy Captain Dawson. Naval
Constructor Spear and Wife, Naval Com
sfrct0r Taylor. Rear-Admlral and Mrs.
End.coU. civil Engineer A. b. Cunning
ham. Ilcutonant-Commanler ~ Ro-
per and wife. and the French Naval At
tacnc. THe sulugham is the largest
torpedo boat in the United states navy.
Her dimensions are as 'f1Iaws..
She H & feet long, - feet extreme
breadth aul at feet inches mean draft
disp'acas m toms. The engines are twin
screw. vertical inverted triple expansion,
dcsieuel tl indicate 720O horsepower.
which Is expected 10 drive the boat at
least at tlc guaranteed speed of oJ knots
She ..rfI.- an unusually heavy battery
for boats uf Deer GLASS; as iu addition 90
two Ir.k lI-nnartiug tubes for ls-lnch
Whitehead fHrrctNrs she mounts seven
c.p0uuI.Is rpd-trc guns. one on top of
cl.n of Obj. fW1 coming towers and the
other ui0 0u the deck between the con-
ming towers
A mIeback is built from The forward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
THE WORK OF THE
PEACE CONGRESS
American Delegates Still Confident
ofAdoption of Some Of Their
Arbitration Projects.

THE HAGUE. June l0.-The chief dele
gates 10 the Peace Conference met to-
day 10 discuss Germany complaints
against the secrecy IMPOSED upon the
delegates and the consequence oi misleit-
lng reports published and it Is uadef-
stood that Count Munster. mead ot The
German delegation. was instructed % pro-
pose .hat the protocols f0r the p.cnaf q
sittings of the committees be published
Immediately after they are drawn mp.
AMERICANS CONFlDENT.
American delegates tell the representa-
tive here OF the Associated Press that
they are still confident of the adoption ol
some Of their projects for arbitration Du,
the plonary discussion yesterday indicates
ths impls .b'nty Of maintaining lh'm ali.
It il expected that the hkuest outcome
wu be ihat eech country win ne free to
choes. the manner OF nominating ils own
judges.
The Americans propose to insist upon
uermauCnl tr.1lnlL II this Is inn
possible they hope l1 obtain at amy rate
the institution of a permanent commits
silu They Wll also insist on other
points
The Brussels conference section met to-
day. Professor T.. De Martens, OF the
Russian delegation presiding.
BRITAIN OBJECTS
Mai0r-Geuer1l Sir John Ardagh. of the
British delegation. declared that Great
Britain could not bind herself % CON
veniion 10 De drawn from the Brussels
conference. but must reserve the right
OF Judging 0f the necessity or expcdiency
of standing by the terms OF this cen-
ference lu general orders 90 her armies In
event OF war or in opening campaign.
Professor pe Martens replied that Rus
si8 did not ask the Powers tO sign a
convention ON the Brussels conference.
bnt desired tie powers SO undertake 20
em0ody The s;ipulati0ns now agreed upon
in the Instructions given troops at the
opening of a campaign. M0jorGcnerai
Ardagh said his decla clarati0n was only ~ "a
personal character. and De would consult
his government ON so important q matter.
QUESTION OF SECRECY.
A meeting OF the principal delegates
was held to-day 10 request Count Munster
10 decide the question OF communications
With the press but owing 20 the failure
Of the doleaatCs 20 agree, the meeting
adjourned 90 Monday
4 feeling II disquietuie Is Observable
among the delegates of the smaller DOW
ers "a the decision Of ihc conference 20
I,tlne To the tender of good Offices t"r
n..di4..on.
WASHINGTON. June lo-Accordins 10
,.iVate advices from The Hasle, there
T. ,rrave danger that one and all o. the
a~bitration proposals. viii fail. 10 y sara
tbat Germany Is opposed 20 the hroifa-
lion propositions ard actively seekins me
support OF second-gaie powers IN her
contentious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
AFRO-AMERlCANS APPEAL.
They Bee southern Authorities TO See
tfrf fhr law ~ inforced.

WAsUNCTON. June u-The N>ro-
Am.U.al Council lt the United States
h issued au appeal tO tne Governors,
Legislatures aul Judicial officers .t the
Southern States. t1 prevent lawle,ina-s
aal tY secure t1 AN citizens thc proteciiN Nu
f. wl.h they ar- entitled under Che
laws"
Alter the reference 20 the burning or
Sam H9.e. 'lo yuehlns Of Lac Sui k-
land auI the political riots in Sou.l Ca.o-
lima ard N0rll Carolina. the appeal says.
.sure th. FIRST a4y NJ January inNre
haze boon twenfy-eisht cases of iFnen.ng
iu the south AND every one OF them col-
ores mn This is not only an unWar-
ran.ad outrage upon them hut democrat
izine fo the white race. DO tegrorilca and
unn4ns the former 70 nls the batter
with aWIesncss and crime. creating 10
them "a coutemp. for the law IL IS hlri-
fui and destructive to the best interests OF
both.
eve deni0re. condemn and denounco in
unmeasured terms criminal assaults upon
women by wh0msleye' .0nm.tled. and
desire the apprehension and legal punish
mcnt of every criminal guilty OF
the crime. Ar we ask Is rhat
The regular machinery of Justice
b. employed. and the accused given
a fair and impartial trial-the course pur-
sued with white men charged with the
same offence.
"In most of the Southern States s'0ug
neopie are Ga large majority ana ln all
of them are In absolute control. Every
branch of the Legislative, eN-
ecutive and judicial-is m your hanAs.
The Judges are all white men. and the
Jurors are almost exclusively compn e1
0f white men, C0l0rCG onel lers haze ilt-
fI. chance FOR escape whom irfity 40 a
notify offence. ana # guilty II "a serious
crime their conviction IS certain This
fact .s known OF an men "hsre is there
fore. not the slightest excuse or sLsufca-
flou for resort 10 mob Violence agS INST
colored criminals
THE appeal goes on 20 say that se-
verify of punishment has heI 30 efcct
In decroa sing crime and ,hit rdtmln
ana barhar1us methods have 90 terror
FOR the criminals. The united efforts OF
both races promptly and legally TO sts nr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
YOUNG MAN MISSING.
4 Son of Mr.. Timmons. Of Ncnable
street. Leaves His Home.

Mr. Burl Timmons the SON OF Mr.
Timmons OF 40. 2is Venab.e street s.
mis- Ing from his home and his parents
are much concerned about him
Mr.. Tlmm0ns. who Is about twenty-siX
years of age. enlisted ON The first eau Tor
troops in Company J. under Captain
shackleford. served out his time and was
recently hon0rably discharged.
For q short time he had been employed
at the w. R. Trieg shipbuilding plant.
Last Thursday night after supper he
went out and has not been heard from
since Ills mother says that for week
prior % his departure he had seemed 20
be i'm deep trouble though its nature
was not known to DTS family
lie has brother living in Newport
News and another il Baltimore. 10 is
possible DE may have gone Co one Of those
places
Ills father is highly respected citizen
He is connected with the city's Health
Department. Tie ls extremely desirous
of some uews from his SON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
SUMMAR. OF T0-0AY'S NEWS.

The Chcsaneake and Ohio and Rich
mOnf Petersburg and carolina railways
are making arrangements to proceed at
once with work on the depot and other
imprOt emonts here.
Result of the Charles H. Rowan trial
Full text OF the opinion OF Justice
Harlan In the case ~ the city as1inst the
southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
burglars make a big haul in Henrieo
|ONinions of members Of the state Com
mlttee as 10 the adyisability OF calling
STATE NBWs.
Terrific thunder-storms. a coioreo
D,rirl Martin and virginia congress-
men I'M conference in Washington.
Five census supervisors FOR Nlrsinis,
Proceedings OF the Episcopal Counc''
III i''''' ''' GENERAL NEWS.
An hone Of saving the Paris has been
'o-s'pi "smrEey claims the heavyweight
0'''i i.fro-Americans issue an appeal to
~, An Hmfhority in the South.
rhe cruiser Newark reported safe IN
~ine hundred s,reet-car men on strike
j" hl,lisn-dollar beer combine reported
TO ~ Toar'ea w. gives an exhibition sparring
bout In Philadelphia.
FOREi0N NEWS.
German press thinks the price paid for
the Caroiincs was too high
Spaniards and Cubans night over Wevs
-riilanders demand political rights Zoe
an The n Tnited States has not been ASKED
T. act as mediator
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
The Democrats to Have Five and the
Republicans FIVE.
SENATORIAL MATTER DISCUSSED
\ Conference Of the Virginia DeIcga-
ton Held Last Night, But the
Members Declined TO Give
out Purpose of Meeting.
Gen. Hctb slight
Iy improved.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June Especial.
4 delegation OF Virginia Democrats. con-
sistng Of Senators Daniel and Martin.
and Representatives Swanson. Rixey. Hay
and Epps called on the Director of Census
Merriam to-day regarding the appoint
ment of Democrats TO census positions
m Virginia. Mr. Merriam assured tho
delegation that the Democrats would not
Dee ignored.
An agreement has been reached between
tho Republicans and Democrats. whereby
the supervisors allotted the State OF vlr-
ginia viii Doe equally divided, the Demo-
Gratis naming hva and the Republicans
five. Before seeing Mr. Merriam a con-
ference was hello at the Metropolitan Ho-
TEL
no POLITICS.
I'm addition 10 the delegation. Hon.
George Shackelf0rd and Hon. Il. =. Ayers
We're present. In speaking TO a Times
correspondent late this afternoon, Senator
Danie. stated that nothing regarding Nr-
ginIa political affairs was spoken OF at the
conference.
The delegation will decide next week
the question of congressional districts 10
Dee controlled by the supervisors Senator
Daniel has an appointment with Director
Merriam next Wednesday or Thursday.
A prominent member of the Virginia
Democratic Association stated this after
noon that the delegation OF Democrats
now in this city. although purporting 10
Doe here In connection with census aD-
pontments. We're also interesting them
selves in the senatorial fight in Virginia.
A ISET T.ESS QUESTION
This gentleman stated that he personally
had been approached. and asked TO uss
his influence m the coming senatorial cam
paign. When asked in whose support his
services were requested. he replied: THAT
is r. useless question. You know tho
members of the delegation"
4 conference Of the delegation was also
held tonight but each declined 20 say
anything regarding It's significance. stat
ing that only matters regarding Virginia
appointments were discussed.
GENERAL HETH
The condition OF General Harry Heth.
who has been critically ill az his residence
IN this city was reported tonight "a
slightly improved. he Is not regarded
out of danger. however. and H. receiving
the best attention. On account OF hts
extreme age. any change IN the patients
condition is closely and anxiously
watched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
MORE FIGHTING
IN PHILIPPINES.
Tweuty-One Soldiers Wounded and
Two Officers KiIIed-CaDtain
Nichols Dies from Sunstnke

WASHINGTON June l0 c.Blreram
WAS received at the Navy D..rr-,..at o.,
0av from CaDtain Barker Gao naval off
acer iD command al M.rH. ....in...ne
fhe sudden death of Captain n.rr. Ni.h-
pIs from surefr0kc CAPTAIN NI.n.l.
Was the commander of tn. monitor
Noaadnock
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Ne Ain'I''i"a i'- TWO NiNc'rs killed.
and iW'niy-on' su'dicfs wounded. Tire
insurgents sisted desperately at the
stronger of tno'r positions and lcfi hity
dead i'm the trenches.
by the Fip'nos in their retreat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
PRICE THREE CENTS.

out tho crime wherever found will NOR
thoroughly and completely rid commu
mites of these ii1scroants than the bru
tai acts Of blood-tmrsty and irresponsiDi
mODs.
The appeal is signed by \. Walters
president National Afro-Amcrican toun
cil Committee on Appeal J.. b. $. Pinch
back. Jesse Lawson. r. ;. Smith, Lucy
f. Moten. T. Thomas Fortune. A. =. Al
bert Lewis n Douglass, Robert Harlan
william IL Hart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
The PARIS DOOMED.
No Hope Whatever Remains Of Saving
the Wrecked Liner.

WV " ~ ~ u hsfff'fs
COVERACK. June i0-With the excep-
tion Of about a dozen men. who remain
with the captain and three officers all
the crew Of The Paris have left her.
ON the arrival Of the last batch of the
crew at Falmouth o. be paid OF, a
fracas occurred with the agents and the
underwriters.
The agents refused e. pay the mems
fares home which the sailors strongly
resented as they had stood by the ship
until nearly the end.
There are now thirty feet Of water
in the holds OF the Parts.
The quartermaster. who was on deck
when tile steamer struck. says he saw
"a warning nare from pilot boa, that
&C. was not interpreted AZ "a sign that the
Paris was ln "a dangerous position.
The ships helm was nearly starboari-
ed On order 90 clear the pilot boat and
the course. ". y, W, was Immediately
resumed
He adds that but for this temporary
alteration the Paris would have sunk
alongside the M0hcgan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
WELL PROTECTED.
Paris Makes Thoruu sh Preparation
fot. IoubeCS Safety To Day.

PARIS. June 10-The prefecture OF
police has issued an announcement that
six thousand police twenty s4nadrons
OF calvary and a brigade OF infantry viii
be stationed tomorrow between the
Elvsee Palace and the paddock at Long
Champs upon the occasion OF President
Loubers visit az the race course i'm order
10 witness the race FOR the Grand Prix de
Paris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11

ERIE PA. June lO-The Republican
primaries to-day were a pifcred battle
between The quay and anu-Quay forces.
In This city The Quay delegates. Mayor
John opinct and George " Brown.
were elected. in the county the anti
quay delegates. y. ,. camp. OF Union.
and W NJ culbertsOn. OF Girard. were
elected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11

porting agencies OF the Department OF
Agriculture. mndc up 20 June I. indicate
a reduction off about cieht percent l1 The
acreage panlicd in cotton as compared
with last year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11

WAsH1NGTON. June it-Preiminary
reports ot the spring wheat acreage in
dicatc reduction Of about 4sO.O0O acres,
or % per ceh,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
MRS. GAYLE TESTIFIES
The Word "Wealthy" Was Incorrect
as Applied to Her.
OWNED A FARM IN KING & QUEEN
Marshal Morgan Treat Described IL
and Valued the Same at - 600.
I;owan Pronounced Not Gull
Is AMER a Long Fight.
The Line of De
fence Pursued,


"
The trial of Charles Ut. Rowan. head ot
a matrimonial bureau. charged with using
.i,. mail. for rr,f,ler+ ,.,,rt.... l.. b..n
,,.,...., ,.. ..t
,,'. .,....i t. ,... ,.,''....,,.,...i >-,t
guN'y.
There arc however other indictments
Of 1 similar nature hluefn. over him. and
rt...t.4 ........... ,.. ...,..,,,...t tt....
he VIII continue to liy HIHi uHNI H- ''
convicted
The Rowan case is OF interest To this
.....t... d.. . ... Co... elsa.
.'''''' ''
MIS- W. g. ''fie' ID It-'N'Hl 'i Ii''i.
Wow. hihs ana queen county was one III
the witnesses
WEALTHY WIDOW.
iier name 'ieI Ih .N,l. l'IlI'ii
pepper issued Joy rowan il "Hi.h F'' ia
oeeiiocd as 'faAliHi ana wealthy
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