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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-08-09
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-08-09
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Fourth judicial District of thsI
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In the matter Of the Estate OF 4

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In the matter Of the Estate OF |
Helth, deceased --Notice apJ
time for Probate OF Will.
A document, purporting to be
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1899, come into the possession OF
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terB Testamentary to said petitid
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts ABOUT Richmond $
Citizens and other Matters.

Citizens and other Matters
High Constable Garrison left the city
this morning .0r King and queen ana
MiddieseX counties ou business.
Mr.. a. S. DUFFY Of Mount Olive Farm.
Va. after spending quite awhile az the
jefferson. has left for an extended tour
bon the South
Colonel John Bc.l Bigger. tho popular
clerk OF tine House OF Delegates. who
has been quite ill for some time. conc
tuue5 t0 improve.
Mr.. Harry l.. Granger. foreman az the
WhIt.uck Tobacco Company. Who is
shortly 20 Dec transferred 10 New York.
has been presented with handsome sold
watch by bis employers.
Charles Mills. sexton of the Second
Baptist church. ha3 his nose broken 10y
coming iu contact with dn iron bar 10 the
furnace-ro0m yesterday morning Dr.
Frank h. Steel dressed his injuries.
MIR. g.. a. Bosicy Hs'rie, passenger
assent Of the Norfolk and Western Iail-
way. who succeeded SIR. r. So. courtney
iu that position. was in The city yester-
day shaking hands with bis friends here.
The Young Peoples Union gave 81
charming eu,. rfd umDut see IdIN e.e inF
TO AN the members of the Second Baptist
church and congregation. About eighty
young ladies and gentlemen dld the hone
ors of the occasion.
4 Gospel temperance meeting was held
at the Gospel mission. corner Of Twenty
first and Franklin streets. last night at
o'clock. under the auspices of the Mary
Newton Branch of the Young Woman
Christian Temperance Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

Miss Fannie H0wison. daughter ~ Mr.
and Mrs. W r. White W Cold Harbor.
seventeenth wear OF her axe. The funeral
took place at f-2O O'Clock Monday from
Bculah church. being conducted ny Rev.
T.. y Van Houten. Of Manche Ger.
4 large number of friends. including
many from Richmond. attended fhs
funeral as n last tribute OF respect 90 a
worthy and popular young lady who vii
be missed by "a large number VI friends
aud alnullufnueaa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
CUBAN JUDGES.
General Brook Commissions the Jus
.iCcs o. he Supreme Court.

ticcs % the Supreme Court.
HAVANA. May -Goyornor-Goneral
Brooke to-day signed Che commissions of
the president and associate Justices of
the recently constituted Supreme Court
of cuba. The tribunal. as NOW made up.
consists of senior Antonio Gonzalez De
Mendoza. president and senor0s Pedro
Gonzalez llorculc. Jose Garcia MDntos.
Luis Estevoz Romero Eudaido Tamayo.
Angel Hetaucourt and Rafael cruz poroz
associates. Senior Federico Mora who
has held the post of civil Governor Of
Havana. is appointed Atto-ney-General
with Senores Oetavio Giberd and Carlos
Ecrilia AS his associates
All the justices are well known iurlsts.
men OF uutarui-hed regulations and pose
se-scd Of wealth enough to place them
beyond temptation 90 abuse their trust.
More than this the selections satisfy an
political organizations the four principal
provinces Icing represented foo the tri-
bunal. Havana. hy Senior Li0rcnte. sam
tiaeo. hy Senior Tamayo. who was form
orly am associate justice of the Provin-
vial Supreme Court post ho resigned 20
become General Woods chief cuban ad-
wiser. Porto Principe. by Senior Retan-
court. and Matanlt- bt Senior P0rez
The other members of The tribunal are
Havana men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

With the purchase OF the South Caro-
Ina and Georgia Railroad Company. the
following order was issued.
New York. April %. 1899.
Executive order No. J.
AT a meeting Of the Board OF Directors
held this day. Mr.. Charles Parsons. presi-
dent. and Mr. Edwin Parsons. vice-presi-
dent, having resigned. the following ohl-
GERS were elected.
Samuel Spencer. president. so Broad
way. New York.
A. b. Andrews. first vice. president.
Raleigh. y C..
William Lummis. second yice-president,
81 Wall street. New York.
The property and franchises OF this
company were leased. effective April
18th TO the Southern Railway Company.
SAMUEL SPENCER,
President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

afternoon between the Richmond College
team and that from the Blacksburg Poly
technic Institute
Both teams put up good ball for col
legians. and the contest Was, at times.
exciting.
The Richmond boys hit harder and
oftener than the visitors. and BY that
means won the game. The POlytechs
are lighter players than the locals, but
they put up strong contest
Nithers excellcd at the bat and pitched
well. but Johnson had more strlkc-outs 10
his credit. Phillips, Basby and Sanford
held up their respective positions in the
inhold and Mcneil. OF last years team,
played at second with snap.
burwe.l al third for the visitors had
plenty Of ginger, and was as quick as a
fash. and Jewell at first was all that
could be expected.
These two teams play again on Satur-
day afternoon at O'Clock at Broad Street
Park. The score of yesterdays game
follows: LA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
\ Golf Record.

NEW YORK, May 4-Findlay S. Doug
lass the amateur golf champion, showed
"a return TO his best form in the qualify
ing round of the Crescent Athletic Club
tournament to-day which he won from
forty contestants with a record score Of
seventy-four. This was a stroke and hole
better than the Bcgie score for the course.
and one of the greatest performances at
tho game ever recorded in this country.
Douglass also wiped out his-QpDonent
Shaner. I'm the subsequent match play -
up and S to play, as near a walk over
as a golfer can score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
Lancaster. IL: Paterson, s..

LANCASTER. PA. May Especial
About five hundred people witnessed the
opening of the local championship season
this afternoon. when Lancaster defeated
Paterson b. score Of 10 to S. Ames be
came wild. and was hit hard and got
weak support. After the first inning
Minor was a puzzle. The hitting Of Ward
and Ladd, and catch by the latter were
star features Lancaster has released
Pitcher Sprogel Sc re.
LANCASTER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

NEWARK. y. J May 4-Speoiai-
Richmond beat the locals to-day I'm one
Of the fastest and best played games Of
the season.
Stupid base running on the part Of
Weddigo and a balk By McPartlin. proved
disastrous 10 Newark
The fielding of the Richmond team was
superb. especially that Of Wrigioy. Dun
don Dolan. Steelman and Seybold. That
Of Wrieioy has never been surpassed in
any previous gnme 100 years while Dolan
made two sensational stops that caught
the crowd. Cheshro was I'm fine shape
allowing but five hits In the FIRST five
innings just sixteen locals battod
Richmond's first two runs were made
on flies 10 the outheld by Dolan. after
Wrieey had lined out a beautiful three
baggcr. and by Chesbro after Hargrove
hit for two bases followed by Steelman's
single. Newarks two runs were made
on three successive hits by Gunson. Nc
Partln and Schcfier.
The opinion here IS that Richmond Is
stronger than last wears team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
INTERRUPTED A REVIVAL.
Monk shelly with His Gun and His
BLACK Jack

Use got a gun and a blackjack Ia my
c-ose. and deere is some niggers here l
don Ike. which ] is gwlne 90 wipe ON
de face OF de cart"
50 spoke Monk Shelley last night as he
strayed into the Fifth-Street Baptist
church lcolored), whore a revival was I'M
progress. and glanced around him Zero
ciOusly.
You heah mo. nlggers: dere's Ewino
70 pe trouble m a. mighty few minutes"
shelley had ueen lmbibing freely Of
Jackson ward whisky. and his movements
were uncertain. While he was searching
Tor the weapons % which he had alluded
one OF The badly frightened brethren
slipped out of the church in search of an
officer.
BE FOUND Policeman Everett BEDFORD
near ar hand. and that worthy speedily
had Shelley en- route 10 the second sfa-
ton, where Sergeant Cosby locked him
up. telling him what Justice John would
do "a him this morning.
The charge against am Is interrupting
divine worship
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
FAVORS WHIPPING POST.
Roosevelt Has No sympathy for Wife
Bcatcrs aud Wife Murderers.

ALBANY. y y. May 4-Governor
Roosevelt to-day gave a hearing Of The
application for pardon for Henry Hem
bricks. who IS serving lie sentence in
Auburn Prison Tor the killing of his wife
whom ne shot 20 death because OF his
mad infatuation for another woman Hen
bricks. who is sixty years old. has served
Twenty-Five years ~ his sentence. The
q vernon denied the application.
From the remarks made by the Gov
ernor. wife murderers wife heaters and
those who cruelty treat children and
dumb animals wi'l receive mo- mercy a. his
bands upon applications for pardons or
Communication of sentences
Tho Governor is strong advocate N
m. establishment Of "a whipping post f0r
such as these. and says if such bin is
introduced in the legislature next year
ne will sign g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

PARIS. May AIRS Potter Palmer. N
Chicago gave brilliant reception this
evening ar the Hotel RITZ in honor OF
the mother N Prince Michael cantacu-
gene o. the Russian Imperial Guard. an
which formal announcement was made
~ the betrothal 20 the Prince ~ Miss
Julia Grant. daughter of Brgadier-Gen-
eral Frederick p. Grant United states
Volunteers. The company included Gen
eral Horace Porter the United states
Ambassador. and Mrs Porter Ferdinand
Peck. United states Commissioner General
n the Paris Exposition 81 1901. and Mrs.
Peck. as well as other prominent menu
bers OF the American colony IN Paris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
VARSITY WINS AT HOME.
West Virginia University faliS
IN nrnnnc anl Rlnc.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May f.-Spe-
ciol The West Virginia University play
cd here to-day her first game with Uni
vcrsitv OF Virginia. The contest was
marked by heavy hitting. the visitors
securing three home runs and the local
conceians a triple and four two-baegers
Plnkerton did the twirling for Virginia
and kept the seven hits scattered. He
received excellent support Curley
put up another great game al
second. and Male did clever work
behind the bat. The latter also Jed In
the batting having two doubles and two
slashing singles TO his credit.
Printz. who was in the box for the
visitors. struck out seven of the Virginia
batsmen. The home run drives were
made by Altman. Cooper and Lewellyn.
The two teams play here again tO-mor-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

LONDON. May 3.-Great Britain reply
10 the sugge sfions of the American Gov
eminent .n regard TO provisional s Ios-
Kan boundary was dispatched 90 Washing
ton last week. 1he provisional boundary
was practically agreed TO "a year ago. Win
trail at The end Of Chilkat Pass from
Pyramid Harbor. The Washington Gov
ernmeufs suggestions relate 10 this strip
Of the Dalton trail
Canada has agreed 20 the boundary.
with some minor notifications and Eng
land has confirmed a. A settlement Of
Inc matter is expected. as b. Is not be-
Neved that the American Government viii
raise any dlfieulties over Canada's modi-
fcstions.-Ncw York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

The Passion Play motion pictures AZ tho
Auditorium will be shown Tonight and
tomorrow nisht probably for the last
times n Richmond. This exhibition Is the
most unique attraction now before the
public. Many of the scenes are intense. 81
realistic and dramatic When the patient
figure NJ the bound Christ is iod before
plate the awful significance OF This reD-
resentati0n of the worlds greatest trag-
cdy falls upon the spectators.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
EXTRA SESSION.
IL i Though the President VIII Cal
ono Eaily n Ocfol r.

WASHINGTON May 4-lhere is "a
growing belief among prominent mem
beers OF Congress that the President VIII
call Congress % meet iu extraordinary
session this fall-probably early in Octo-
Der. The questions which viii come bee
fore the next Congress for settlement are
OF such great Importance that The Presl-
dent is inclined to regard it os advisable
that Congress should meet earlier than
the regular session in December iu oider
10 get the work under way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
PLENTY IN PORTO RICO.
Nature Too BOunliiul for Islanders 10
suffer Any privatiOns.

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Nay 4-Gover-
nor-Gene-al Henry. Of Porto Rico. has
sent the following dispatch % the Wag
Department.
"Sdn Juan de Porto Rico.
MAY @, l,e3.
Secretary War, Washington.
Reported conditions on island of people
starving exaggerated oyer 100000
month is spent on roads, over twelve
thousand men employed. more money is
distributed direct to people now every
month than they have bad for years.
Large number who cannot work are
fed and mo- suffering. Nature here is too
bountful for that
tSIguedJ HENRI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

DENVER. COL. May 4.-Telegrams
We're received tonight by Manager tlOto,
OF the Colorado Athletic Association. from
Brady and Julian. accepting his of1er OF a
purse of $4,000 Tor the hght.
Other details of the agreement were not
made public but 30 Ras announced that
articles Oi agreement were mailed 10 Den
yer tonight. Manager FlOtO stated too
night That work Will be begun on an
amphitheatre capable of seating 1J.t,o
people. The date of the meeting has not
been given out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
GOLF TOMORROW.
Interesting Events 1T Lakeside Coun-
fry Club.

The qualifying round for the spring goll
tournament of The Lakeside Country ClaD'
at medal play, will be heid tomorrow, be-
ginning al =. VI. There Will Le two
classes. A and Is. Players, upon entering
must declare in which class tnes eesii e
10 compete. The eight players in each
class making the best scores viii Le en-
titled to enter the tournament AT match
pay. 10 begin saturday, May 10TH
There viii be two prizes-ehat tor Class
A being the club challenge cup ana that
for Class y a medal.
Trap shooting at the club will begin to-
morrow al 100 Z. NJ. The contests dur
ing May will be Tor classification. During
June, July. August and September the
club cup as first prize and medals for
second and third prizes will be contested
for
10 will be necessary for each member
entering 10 shoot ion at least seven events
subsequent 10 the classification contest
Shooting viii begin tomorrow and con-
tinue until September Both on alternate
Saturdays. during May and June at 80
j. NJ. July and August at l.. NJ, and
September at l.. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

international Labor-Day). will be hein
tonight at Springfield Hail. cor
ner Twenty-sixth and VI streets. An a"-
dress on THE Relation Of Socialism 10
Trades Unionism" will be delivered, pres-
tions will be invited from any one pres
ont. and then the meeting Will De thrown
open % free discussion. Professor Mac
Tier has arranged a good musical pro-
gramme for the occasion. Worklnsmeh
have been invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

WACO TEXAS. April Almost the
entire business portion OF Moody Texas.
was destroyed by fire to-day Loss $4,000.
insurance. $500. The FIRE was thought 20
be Of incendiary origin. and John Dutton
has been arrested charged with the
crime. lie was brought here for safe
keeping. lynching being feared. J. W.
Maxwell. a volunteer fireman was killed
by the explosion OF a can OF powder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
NEW BOARD CHOSEN.
Commonwealth Club Elects Fourteen
GogcruorS-Choosc Officers Saturday

There was a largely-attended meeting
~ the Commonwealth club last night. ana
fourteen new members Of the Board Of
Goyernors were elected. as follows
Messrs. W. s. Forbes. Lilburn T. Myers.
Barton Haxail. Barton Grundy. Garrett
r. wall. James W. Graves. VI. dec. Hob
son. g. s. Strngfellow. Jr.. W n. Parrish
George Ainslie. Wyndham Boiling. John
stewart Bryan W. G. Lefebvrc. and +.
Victor Williams.
Mr. John Kerr Branch IS the fifteenth
member Of the board. and is at present On
Europe The BOARD viii meet Saturday
evening 10 elect officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

on bases-Reading. 7: Allentown. :. Struck
out-by Fertsoh l.; by McGinnls. 2
Double plays-Chllds 10 Drauby; James
Delehanty 10 r. Delchanty and Mcln-
tyre. First base on bals-on Fertsch. 4;
Of McGnnis. T. lit by pitched balls
Moss. Childs. Umpirc-Mr McDermott
Time 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
Scranton. If: Wnkcsbarrc. o.

SCRANTON. May 4-Srranion opened
the baseball season auspiclously to day
by defeating its ancient rival. Wi kes-
barre. in Il lively game before 2.col spec
tators Wilkesbarre landed on Risey In
the asst inning for five runs. sending the
hearts OF the fans throatward and keeping
them there until the third man was out.
Jimeson. the Indian pitcher from Car
Isle. who was in- the box for Wilkes
barre, showed poor form. score:
So. NVIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05

LINCOLN. NEB., May A world 8
shooting record was broken to-day al
the Shooting Tournament, when a squad
shoot at targets. Squad A closed with a
clean score The victorious team was
composed of George Rogers. Lincoln; y.
b. Daniels. Denver. ~. ;. Duer Hast
ings Neb. G.. a. Young. Springfield, Ohio
and T. ;. Palalee omaha.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-05
Rroke His fiip Bone.

During the closing exercises Of the Medl-
cal College OF Virginia. held az the Acae >
e"n,, ~ Music last evening, Or. Coble. or
Norfolk had severe fan, whlch dlslo-
ceta5 his hiD and broke his hip bone
The ambulance was called in. and Dr.
Iefew attended his injured col easue TAX
Uosnitsl where he was made as comIor-
table as possible H-