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PuBuc SAlE-A; the City Hotel. West
minister, on July al 3 p. M. wi, Ice sold
t. Book Cases with adjustable shelves. large
number ut Ba,ts Of well Suo~u authors.
sfatuary. &c See HiI5s for particulars. HAS
y Davis, auctoneer.
Ifyuu want 10 buy cheap. come ~ once 60
J Himier L Bro. We are selling all Queens
Glass and Tiuwarr az cost.
Two Houses for Rent on the Gor.uch Road
John A krouse. Westminster, Nd 81
Best S,rs,, T..bacro ~ Goats a Pound az
Chas. T. W1afzs
J HJmler 4 Bro. offer III their Qaeeus,
Glass aud Tnware at cost. Come a, once
and Ec; bargains.
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7 1sr OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

IL remaining in the Postoihce, Nestmlu-
ster, Md. June 9th, 1899.
Brown. Oscar holland, james g.
Brown. Miss Mollic Oberlander. Vim. %
Delphy. Joseph Reese, Miss Jennie
Giggard. Simon Reese, Arthur
Haiues, Jeremiah Sims. Walter
King. Mrs Ollie woodward, Mrs. Nathan
Mccormack. Patrick Young, W. II.
North. Mrs. Samuel F.
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will please say it was advertised.
iulyl MILTON SCHAEFFER, p. NJ.
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REPORTS FROM GENERAL OTIS

Conditions in the Philippines as the Com
mander Sees Them-Little Campaigning
Possible-Americans Occupy a Large Part
of the Tagalog Country-People Desiring
rotection-Interesting Experiments Self
Government in Manila.
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5 CENT LAWNS.

will find them front They are here in all cos and
black them l2 value others worth less but bargain
at cents
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HAMMocKS |!


Every week delay providing yourself with Of these that
much lost the offering them there
Well made Fmm,ks with end and pillow, -
Extra large Hamm with reher and pillow actual value
81 p. price %
Large Hammocks very handsome and 81 rs.
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F'"S' GLASS STOCK IS
Ohio and Kentucky HORSES

will receive at my stables in
HANOVER, PA,
On June 10 a carload of OHIO HORSES.
and
On June 26 a carload of Fine KENTUCKY
DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSES.
For Sale or Exchange Call and see stock
before purchasing.
iunel7-tf H. A. SMITH.
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A man residing ou the Eastern shore o.
MARYLAND. reccutIy urgse his name aua address
on a postal card and SIMPLY addressed 10 ]
BrNES,u & SoNs. Baltimore. By Return uaEl
hc received a handsome - page catalogue.
containing over BOO 6ne haif tone Illustrations
aud very valuable sucsestious on economical
hou,ciarnisbinE 81 rock bolton. prices, also a
personal letter fruu the largest model home
furuishcr- iu she [. S.-Ai. Tor a postal Try
H.
The Western Maryland Railroad announces
that 4;h Of July holiday excursion uckets si..
o., sold 90 and between al stations, an July
1T, % 81 aaG 4;b. a, tae los r.te ct cents
per mile These eKc4F>sua tickets Wit Dr.
good on al regular TRANS and valid ln return
autil "Wednesday. Ja.y aih Inclusive The
minimum rate ulil Dc Is cea:s- The low
rates al. iudace many 60 exchange >acEA. and
ialri0tsr greetings with ftieats residing along
the line 81 the Mcssefa Aarylsud RAILROAD
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THE DAY
WE CELEBRATE

Fourth of July is near hand You may be pleased with
the of armies you may depore the whole stu
but either here chance for victory of your
pennies that you will sure rejoice
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'PEN EVERY EVENING.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is TO give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters tesla
meutary on the Personal Estate of
JOHN FEESER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
Der, on or before the 10th day of January,
1900; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
June, 1899.
ELIZA FEESER,
iuul0 At Executrix.
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A TALENT FESTIVAL will be held at
"a Bigg's Chapel on Saturday Evening
July Is, if the weather is favorable, if not, the
following Saturday evening A band of Mu-
sic will be present july l st
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THE LADIES AID SOCIETY of Deer
i Park will hold Festival on July 4th,
beginning at clock. The Public are cor
daily invited.
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DUBLIC SALE.-A farm of lO2 fl
l. acres, more or less, near Union -.
Mills, on the road leading to Bachman' 5
Mills, will be sold at p. IN, on July 10.
For particulars see bills.
julyl3t* JOHN W. WARNER.
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4 T PRIVATE SALE.

100000 will buy the handsome residence
of F. H. Orendorff, y feet front on Main
street, Westminster, Maryland, clear of all
liens and dover right. This property cost
Mr.. Orendorff nearly Sc, 600 few years ago
and has not deteriorated in value. 1t is
equipped with bath room, closet and other
modern conveniences.
CHARLES Z. FINK,
teb4-u Trustee.
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JAMES " PICKETT
,rFfApfL~ 4 ~ Ant

h"ATl ~ N"V"TfT7II1I y F|F'I-T'''7 " -
tuuafy
Trs~ -Jauy 70 Nr~Ey Ct~rs
rr#y la
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NO. 3726 EQUITY.

Elk parte In the Circuit Court for Carol!
County, in Equity.
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NOR SALE.

True copy.-Test:
june2l-3t JAS. H. BlLLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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4 TTENTION FRUIT GROWER:
HOMEOPATHIC

For Sale by SHAW DRUG co,
iulyl-y Westminster, Md
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
THE SITUATION
WELL IN HAND
CONTINUED from First Page)

They were there about twelve hours when
orders were issued to have the car IN
which they were and the passengers taken
back 10 Richmond.
The gunboat Nashville. which has been
under repairs at the Norfolk navy yard.
sailed this morning for New YORK before
the repairs being made upon her were
conpleted. Work upon her proceeded
night and day for some days prior TO her
sailing. and she. although not completely
repaired. was gotten in shape 10 sail
she. II Is understood will participate
IN the Dewey reception, and her immediate
presence at New York was evidently de-
sired
Improving situation at Hampton has
strengthened the impression here that
there will not be any occasion for other
ports to quarantine against Norfolk. There
Is no fever or no suspicious case here ana
the disease. should IL have been COM
municated 10 any one outside or the SOL
diers' Home. would. tine Marine Hospital
surgeons say. have developed some days
since. The exodus from Norfolk IS ap-
pareutly decreasing On volume to-day. not
nearly so many people leaving ON evening
boats and trains ass have for the past few
days.
Dr. r. II. Vonczdorf. the noted yellow
fever specialist. ordered by the Marine
Hospital authorities 20 proceed from New
orleans 20 the Soldiers Home has ar
rived az the Home. and Us making an
examination OF the cases there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
Easy G0 yake
Easy @ Operate
pccsose purely vsgeteole-yet thor
ough. prompt hcalthiul, satisfactory
Wa0s'Ss PiSGgS

Hall on Ontario street were crowded with
people who were waiting 10 see Business
Agent Pratt. President Harry Bryan or
some one else in authority. IL was inn
possible FOR Bryan 90 give them al a
hearing in person. and the tales OF woe
OF the hovcOttcd ones We're poured out
ln tho halls or wherever the injured per-
SON could catch one of the strike officials.
Mos, of the visitors were persons who
had been seen ON Consolidated cars and
were unable 10 buy groceries and meat
I'm The nclghborhoods where they live.
MANY were merchants whose business
has been affected. Iu most instances the
applicants were turned away with the
Information that the strikers had not
advised any boycott against them and
could not help them out
Ecfcrriue to tlc plan for the establish
mcnt of conciEatory board 10 settle
strikes. suggested by bishop Potter. OF
New YORK. Bishop HOrtsmann, OF this
city. said to-day that The plan was wise
and met with DIS approval
Captain w. j.. Jcifcrs. of the Cleveland
Fire Department Was discharged from the
department to-day because he said: III
YOU policemen would stay away there
would Doe no trouble out here"
Except for little stone throwing. no
violence was offered by strikers or their
sympath.zcrs to-day.
one hundred and forty soldiers were
relieved from strike duty to-day-N. y.
sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
NEWPORT NEWS QUARANTINE,
! Strong Hand Being Hold and the
limos Inassnilnblc.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug 2.-Soe-
cial-Tho quarantine here has been made
absolute. Quarantine Officer s. w. Hob
son has been made acting president OF
the Board OF Health vice j. r. Bagbv
suspended for lack OF perception OF the
situation. and is running things with q
strong hand
r. o. Bickford. one OF the wealthiest
and most prominent citizens Of the citv.
and one of the most brilliant lawyers
in the South. has been made chief 90
Inc. aud has actual control Of the quar-
antine guard. which has been uuadrupled.
II includes some forty volunteers picked
from the best citizens OF the city. and
numbers over one hundred, who are on
to-day. A still larger number VIII be
placed on tonight
Thorough confidence exists I'm the au-
thOuties. and no one IS thinking OF le"F-
ing the city.
The Gordon Is divided into six sections
under the following prominent citizens
Dr. W r. Greasy, Colonel p. NJ Hun
man. r. N. BraXton. Irwin Tucker, K r.
Reddlng. and Il. W. Perkins.
The first three gentlemen report 10 clty
Sergeant AIilstead The second three re-
port 10 Captain q. Q. Berkiey. late OF the
immunes. These two latter report 10 COL
onel j. c. Baker. of the Second virginia
Regiment during the late war Colonel
Baker occupies the position OF Lieutenant
Colonel so 10 speak 10 Mr.. Blckford, VINO
has entire charge of the line. acting under
orders from the acting health officer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
NORFOLK RECOVERING.
The CONSERVATION Created by First
News Gradually Wearing Away.
by Associated Press)

NORFOLK. VA. aug. Insofar as
Norfolk is concerned. there are no new
DEVELOPMENTS with reference 10 the 4e.-
lou, fever situation. The rigid quarantine
measures which have been put into effect
ANA the unanimity OF action on the part
of the different health authorities of the
STATE and city have done much towards
restoring confidence. u IS not believed
here by those In the best position 10 know
that the fever will reach Norfolk. and
that Temporary fear which almost para
lived citizens and killed business when
the startling news from the Soldiers
Home nrst reached here. Is gradually
wearing away and commerce IS once
more thought Of
EFFECTIVE PATROL
Every possible precaution is being
taken. The beach for a distance OF five
miles is partolled night and day, while
several tug-boats and other steamers are
constantly on the lookout for any and
ali craft from the infected district. Graz
new Island has been turned over by the
government for the use OF the city as a
place Of detention. and II hard work
and close attention 10 business count for
ANYTHING. Norfolk will avoid any actual
conflict with the scourge.
The latest Information from the Home
,o-night IS that there was one death and
mn new cases during the day. Tomorrow
an the old veterans OF the Home will
ho lodged in tents. while the entire re-
ser,,,tion * Thoroughly dlslnfected.
PASSENGERS BARRED OUT
when the quarantine inspectors met
the Cannon Ball train on the Norfolk
and Western road this morning they
- ab,ard bound 20 Norfolk twenty
one messengers who could not give sat
isfactory account Of themselves. required
nv the health authorities OF the city. The
train was held at Tucker s. about nve
miles out from Norfolk. for two hours.
ana finally the car containing the persons
referred TO. was detached from the 'Fain'
10 be sent back to Richmond
Yesterday afternoon DR.. Nevoiil' pres,
dent OF the Board OF Health. received
from Governor Woodhn. OF the Home, the
following dispatch:
please release Old Dominion steamer
Hampton Roads for freight boat Muse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
Cmcinnnti, =; irooklyn, !"
ANOTHER RACE OFF.
Accident TO the Columbia stops Second
Rncc with Defender.

NEWPORT. r. J.. August 1.-The Co
umba and Defender made another at-
tempt to-day Co race for the cup offered
by the Newport Racing Association, but
as was the case two weeks ago am acoi-
dent stopped proceedings after the yachts
had sailed six or seven miles
Columbia was the unfortunate boat to-
day, for after getting lead Of mile
on her rival. her new and practically un-
tried steel mast broke about thirty feet
from the deck and her entire suit of
sails tumbed into the water. Fortunately
no one was injured.
Never before had the Columbia shown
such superiority over Defender as she
did I'm the fragment OF the race started
to-day. Within few minutes after the
start she was we'll ahead and after that
seemingly did not try 20 increase her
lead. The boats In a fine southwest
breeze were having grand beat 90 the
windward when the accident occurred.
At the time of the accident Defender
was two minutes and forty seconds astcrn
while a fleet of tugs and steam yachts
were not far away Every vessel was
rushed to the assistance Of the disabled
boat. but it was found that the crew
were able 10 take care of themselves.
and they reported no one injured. ], took
nearly an hour 10 clear away the wrecR-
age and get 1t on hoard. Then. In tow
of a press tug. she started up the harbor.
The Columbia suffered little injury TO
her hull
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
William the I'OXey,

II william OF Germany had not been
born in the imperial purple what a splen-
did advertising manager no would make.
lie really has "a genius for sensational
ideas His latest idea Of paying a
friendly visit 20 a French cruiser is one
Of his most brilliant strokes. II has fairly
stupe1ed France The French papers ap-
parentiy do not know what 20 make Of f.
one OF them-and how deliciOusy this
illustrates the pride and the provinciallsm
Of Paris-thinks the visit was made in
order that the Emperor might SECURE
an invitation 20 the Exposition next year.
II 10 has any significance whatever II sim
ply shows that william would Ike 10 end
the feud between Germany and France.
II Is easy for the victor 20 be magnani-
nous. AZ this time however, IL IL rather
fine Of tho Emperor 90 extend the hand
Of friendship. France cannot afford 20
60 10 war with her old foe and she can
not forever remain In state OF iRfamed
resentment over the loss Of AlsaEe and
Lorraine. The time may not be far dis
tant when. in the new combinations now
forming between the nations, she may be
very glad Of Germany good Will. The
natural enemy Of France Is not Germany
but England Golfers Weekly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
UNCLE SANS WARDS,


ltGkt AfiNhll 10 tlttltttft''
Many a strange name is placed on
checks drawn by the United States gov
eminent. and as RUE the various of
ncials who attach their names 90 the
warrants do NOT pay amy attention .o
them. but Assistant Secretary NsnderIp
could not resist stopping for O. ie"
minutes to-day and looking at Jhe names
OF some Indians 90 whom the government
was making payment Dy checks. ihese
Indians were Grows. and We're reviewing
checks for goods furnished the govern
mcut which We're iu turn furnished tht
Indians There were about 800 checks
and they viii hc sent go the indian agent
at the Crow agency in Montana. lie VIII
give each Indian his or her check.
There &. something funny tD see seri-
Gus official Ike Mr.. Nanderip sign q
check drawn to "Fat' with nO other
name and Identification when probably
the next check viii boz payable tO Lean
to-the-E0ue." II a man has time the
game grows more interesting when g.
check for Sl5 is made payable 20 Shot
Observation-Disclosures. bun an these are real
names by which American Indians are
identified and by which they receive the.r
pay. There aye teN Indians in the Crow
agency who have even part of AN Eng
fish name to themselves.
For instance. when AIr Vauderiip sign
cd up warrant to "Cuts-a-iioio-iuft
he bad no means of knowing whether or
not that person was the ice man. He
s.ruly signed and felt relieved that be
didn't have % do the work often Mr.
Vandcr.ip also felt relieved when he knew
thof na v-l. fu .nfnnfnu and d fUr1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
TWO CASES IN PH0EBUS
\ Telephone Message from Soldiers
Homo to Hampton Confirms Report

By Associated Pres7J
HAMPTON. VA. August NO deaths
md no new eases is the official report
from the Soldiers Home Tonight.
The homes OK TWO suspects ln the Town
of pnoeyus were qualanumcd lo-day, oul
.u. attuoritles of mat town are nor a"'-
i-aed that they are yelo" IeFel cases.
telounone message from the soid-eia
Home Hospital this afternoon. however
.tated that tWo more cases OF the
.courge had been discovered in Fhoeou7.
HAMPTON IS san free from ihe disease
and Dr White of the Marine Hospital
service. who is in charge ot me Town
quarantine arrangements is co-'"'''''
that IL will Doe kept out
Governor p. T. N0odhn. of me 7'iule'7
Home tonight gave the following state
,nent 10 the Associated Press correspond
emit. ,--,.. ....-.
Iate tonight 81 was ascertained that al
least one of the suspects at Fhoeous mas
, Genuine case OF yellow fever. Inc uh-
fortunate mans name is spra6Blh9' u
barber whose shop and home are IN ad-
i,irfn, houses. just few doors from tue
pboabus bank. Next go his shop Us a
te,ament house inhabited by two or three
f,mllies an of whom have been quarah-
ti-a1 and placed under the strictest sur
,..tuance possible. There appears to De
no doubt AS % the sick mans malady. all
agreeing that it IS nothing other than
yellow fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
MANY REFUGEES,
Residents Of Norfolk Leaving 10 aNo'u
Being Quarautined.

WASHINGTON. August 2.-The ste'i'ne'
Of the Norfolk and Washington steam
boat Company that reached here thi9
morning brought an unusually IafSe
number OF passengers. Many OF Hei"
are residents of Norfolk and vicinity, VINO
are leaving for fear the fever WIN oreah
out near their homes and detain thsln
within tho quarantine lines. Tie same
"a true Of the Baltimore steamers Hoih
Norfolk
A resident Of Norfolk who reach 20 hel
by way of Baltimore this morning saio
that Norfolk now has a deserted eppeai-
ance. Almost every man In Norioik VITO
can afford it. he said. has sent ms army
from the city. and while some 20" haNe
gone TO Richmond. most OF shem are
coming farther North.
BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
Early Monday morning. he said when
the news OF the outbreak Of me disease
AZ Hampton reached Norfolk people VINO
remembered tho sad scenes ~ Years ago
were on the streets bright and carly DIS
cussing precautionary measures. 10y
breakfast time almost every street cor
nor was crowded and people gathered
about the newspaper and telegram OIL
fees seeking Information. The city realy
presented holiday appearance ana ous'-
ness was practically suspended
Since then the steamboat and railroad
offices have been besieged by hundreds OF
frightened people. All the transportation
companies have been doing rusn'ns
business and eXprcssmen are reapng
harvest.
Discussing the situation. the citizen or
Norfolk said that everything possible -
being done 10 keep the disease out OF me
gFrfH a. H'a
tors and special policemen have been ap-
polnted and the citizens generally have
turned in 20 clean up the city. Before
ne left Norfolk last night. he said. NJ
heard many alarming minors concerning
tha spread % the disease although meme
of them had it that Norfolk was infected.
He heard a rumor that there we've I'VE
cases OF thA fever On one or the larger
towns near Sorfolk but ~ report had
not been verified when ne left.
LEFT IN BOATS
All day sunday and early Monday morn
ing he said people crossed from osc
Point and Hampton 10 Norfolk In small
boats. and there IS no telling how many
peonle left the infected section In TINS
way.
Soon after the Norfolk authorities
learned that SO many soldiers az lamp
con had been stricken they established
strict quarantine and now he says. it IS
simply impossible for "a person 20 cross
the river or bay and enter Norfolk.
Before leaving for Washington he heard
thar tho hotels az Old Point had been
practically deserted and that many Of tne
helpers IN them had been discharged. He
also heard that guests az the hotels az
Virginia Beach and ocean View wer
Joining in the exodus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
Results at Brighton Beach

NEW YORK. August 2.-First race
I'VE and a half furlonss Lady of the Vale
Is 10 - FIRST Her Ladyship IS 10 and
10 = second; Musettc % TO - third. Time.
100 Is.
Second race-six furlongs-Eldn CONG
C to u first; Cheese Straw c to and
10 - second: Gold ore g to ID third.
Time 11G -.
Third race-nve furlongs-Peace q % ID
first: Star OF Bethlehem go 50 / and 8 90
ID second: Touraine Is 70 ID third Time,
Loo.
Fourth race-one mile-Galathee G3 20
lO) first: ST. Clair on 10 . and ouO sec
ond: The Elector 6 10 p third Time,
1;n a.
Fifth race-one mile-Maxine (6 10 -
first: Box a 20 and QUO second; Rap
pahannock (25 80 u third. Time. l43 10.
Sixth race-one and one sixteenth niles
Maurice a to y first; Free Lance & TO
I and g 20 p second; Twinkler as to j
third Time. 1:5l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
CONGRESS OF ADMlRALS
Chicago Wants Ccrycra 20 Attend Al
MIMI n.,....t. Itnnnrfinn.

,..,',-.....,. ,,,o.,tior
49,.
ChlDA''' AUG. L-l il' '''''''''' W. ''''
fan festival committee are conNleNi iHat
Admiral Dewey VIII accept their invita-
.t., g., t., ,.,...,+ et tbo LAYING of fbe
,,.-, s..1,
corner -'''"e "' '"o '-"
ing.
L. is expected that Admiral Dewey viii
,..r,,.. ID, ,-,o, yorg o, so,t.ubor 9th
..i ......, .,'-....- s...... 3.,.. 90, chat
"''- van % ".,,, -. ...
81 ,-...,,,..'.l ,o ntr,
-.+.'..i. ~ .l,,' .i-,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
Dewey Recenslon Opposed.

BOSTON. Aug. 1.-The Board OF Alder
men to-day passed an order requesting
the Board Of Estimate and AppOrtlon-
ment to appropriate a sum sufficient FOR
extending the hospitality Of the city OF
Boston to Admiral Dewey. Alderman
Michael Brick (DemocraD forcibly op-
posed the measure. lie said, In explain
ing his position:
II do not think that we should throw
ourselves into a state OF adulation Of
a. hero because he has won a battle. II
hardly strikes me that the Admiral is to
be put in the same category with Grant
sherman and other great military heroes
| do not. however, wish 20 discredit him
In the least, but / do protest against
making him a second Boulanger ia Ams-
RIGA. philadelphia Press.