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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-05
TO-DAYS WEATHER FORECAST.
washington Forecast for saturday

Washington Forecast for Saturday
For Georgia. South Carolina Eastern
and Western Florida: Fair Saturday ana
Sunday; fresh winds mostly southerly.
General conditions at D. m, AUG. 8.
1889 The low pressure<n the West has
remained nearly stationary IN Kansas and
Oklahoma. Light showers have occurred
over the states covered by ID. Another
area of depression somewhat sbelow nor
mai covers the country from the lower
lakes to the Atlantic. 1t Is cooler in The
upper Mississippi valley but little changes
In temperature has taken place In other
sections. The highest to-day was 100 de-
grees, OF Charleston, and 90 at Savannah.
jacksonville, Augusta and Wilmington re-
port 9S ana Charlotte, Cincinnati. Kansas
city 0nd Raleigh. 96. Thuuderstorms oc-
CURED at Washington, Kansas city. Dav-
export, New Orleans and Dodge City.
Yesterdays weather at savannah
Maximum temperature 3 p. m.99 degrees
Minimum temperature n. m. Is degrees
Mean temperature ............,...SS degrees
Normal temperature .......,s....SO degrees
Excess of tempera ure .......... degrees
Accumulated excess since
Aug. i Observation-Disclosures. 10 degrees
Accumulated excess since
Jan. l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. degrees
Rainfall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 inch
Normal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ inch
Deficiency since Aug. ! ........ - inch
Deficiency since Jan. 1 ..........S2l inches
River Report-The hight OF the Savan-
nah river at Augusta. at a. m. Goth
meridian timel yesterday was 60 feet. a
fan of 0l foot during the preceding TWEEN
ty-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin. Savannah, Ga.
for the twenty four hours ending at a
m. 18TH meridian lime, Aug. 4, 1899:
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LOCAL PER SONAL.

Mr.. Leopold Adler and family left on the
Birmingham for New York
Rev. DR.. Fair of the Independent Pres
oyterian Church and Rev Dr. H S. Yer
ger OF Fernandna, Fla, will exchange
puipits tomorrow. DR.. Fair and his sis
ter Miss Josephine Fair, will leave for
Fernandna this afternoon.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.


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"BIRTHDAYS" APPROPRIATED
remembered with a lasting and ever-pres-
ent and ever cherished gold finger ring,
either a simple band of gold or one hand
somely mounted. or an accurate watch,
or a popular friendship heart. engraved
with the giver's name fFegeas, the Reli-
able Jeweer and Opucian, Is East
Broughton, the place where even tho
tiDiesi purse can nud something suitable.
old gold or silver taken as cash, or cash
given for same.
BUY AND SEND To YOUR WIFE OR
sweetheart "a genuine ratLesnake water
melon fresh from green vines. at Is cents
apiece, that will average thlrty-three
pounds Come and see the finest melons
shipped 20 Savannah. Ask for Southern
car number twenty-five eight seventy
three.
THE MORNING NEWS is REGULAR
~ on sale at Barbee q Bandys. Isle OF
Ilape.
STOCK-TAKING is OVER, AND WE
want TO clear up the remnants; mating.
shades odd chairs, odd pieces Of all kinds
vii. be sold cheap G. Il. Miller. agent,
furniture and carpets.
OUR SUMMER GOODS MUST 90,
therefore VIC make special prices in re-
frigerators. ice boxes. hammocks, water
coolers cedar chests. lawn chairs and set
tees; buy them; they are cheap. c. P.
Miller agent,
STOVES HEATERS AND TIN ROOFS
repaired, i. IL. Herman. 10 West state
street.
MIDSUMMER BARGAINS IN FURNT-
ture aud carpets; you always save money
by trading with me. c. p. Miller. agent.
OTHELLO RANGES. DOMESTIC
Sunshine, Home Sunshine Excelsior Penn
Cook, Royal Manhattan. Cotton Pant for
sale by p. II. Herman. 10 West state
street.
ADJUSTABLE AWNINGS, WILL FIT
any window up TO four feet. viii sell
cheap TO close invoice. c. Il. Miller.
agent.
PORCELAIN LINED BATH TUBS.
syphon jet water closets and the latest
sanitary Improvements. let the give you
a bid. 4. H. Herman. 10 West Stale
street
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ron RENT-sToREs.

FOR RENT. FROM SEPT. /. ELEGANr
store w.th cellar and second floor, Whita-
kcr street, now occuoicd by Haslam Har-
ney q Co. A splendid stand for any busi-
ness. For terms Apply 10 j. r. Saussy, No.
Congress, west
DRUG STORE STAND FOR RENT IN
splendid locality Apply 4l9 Huntingdon
street, east.
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HELP wANTED--.ALE.


WANTED, % WOOD CUTTERS. APP
ply 10 w. T. Lynch, Lumber and Bay
streets.
WANTED. A GOOD ALL AROUND
saw-mill man; one familiar with river
mill; man with experience only need APP
ply Address Hardwood Mfg Co, Abbe-
vile, Ga.
WANTED. TO A GOOD, RELIABLE,
active representative, the United States
Life Insurance Company will offer a liberal
nrst-years commission ana renewal con-
tract; reference required. Address w r..
Hawkins q CO., managers SOl-2-3 English
American building Atlanta. Ga.
BRICK MAsONS WANTED AT WEST
Point. Ga. Flint Building and Construction
Company. West Point Ga.
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HOUSES WANTED.

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WANTED, HOUSE FOR TWO FAM
lilies. about rooms and kitchens, near
business location; rent not to exceed
$500, payable in advance Address X,
News.
WANTED TO RENT, SIX-ROOM
house; southern part OF city preferred. Ad-
dress o., care News.
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re,dtr,. Iloar' though devoted to the
lies VI Shakespeare and the Bible.
tlre. 40 s,d {ambie in the byways of lltera-
Herbert Is particularly fond of George
-@aak Walton and John Dome.
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MEDICAL.

HOW ARE YOUR FEET? IF YOUn
feet are troubling you, call on me and l
viii give you relief; 1 cure ingrowing nails.
corn and all diseases of the feet without
pain; charges reasonable, can give che
best references In the city; patients treat
ed at residences; orders can be left at Llv-
ingston's drug store, Bun and Congress
streets; telephone 293. Lem Davis. sur
geon chirOpOdlst
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STRAYED. TWO CALVES, ONE
black, one brindle, with ropes around neck.
Inform Sommers & W.nkler
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

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WANTED, A COMPETENT SERVANT.
Apply at once. iO7 New Houston, east
WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
do housework Apply between and 10
Saturday at 3o2 Huntington, east.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT AN UPRIGHT PIANO AT
reasonable terms. Address c. W., care
News.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MONEY no LOAN.

TO LOAN, SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS
on improved city real estate. Apply to
George w. owens, attorney-at-law, 4 Bry-
an street, east.
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nnnMs wANrrn.

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FURNISHED FLAT OR SUITE OF
rooms suitable for Hight housekeeping;
central, clean, southern exposure; must be
Address Flat, News office.
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Among his intimate friends, Palmer
Cox the artist, uses for a card q little
pen sketch Of a Brownie"
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EMrLoNMMNr WANTED.

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WANTED; YOUNG LADY DESIRES
position as governess In a family, or as
sistant teacher IN school experience;
terms reasonable. Address Miss c., Brent
wood, Ga.
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LOST 2-NEAR-OLD COLDRED BOY
from Si3 Maple street. Please direct him
home. Edward Houston.
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FOR RENT-IIoUsEs.

FOR RENT, LARGE HOUSE, TAYA
lor between Bull and Whitaker. C. A.
J.. Cunningham.
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ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO. NJ.
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FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE
residence No. ia Park avenue west; pos
session given lst October next. Apply to
A. G. Guerard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
They Endorse Governor Tyler for the
Senate.
DIR. POWELL FOX THE HOUSE..
In the Regular Primary Saturday He
Was Defeated by Vote of 10 TO 10.
The Augusta Democrats Change
Their Base OF Representa-
ton ia the Convention,
The Nelson Primary.

LAWRENCEVILLE. VA, Aug q
speciai-The meeting of the independent
Democrats Of Brunswick county attended
by delegates from Lunenburg to-day, nom-
mated Hon L. p Buford as a candidate
for the State senate from the twenty
eighth senatorial district In opposition to
Mr. Wash Winn. Of Lunenburg.
The following resolutions were adopted:
We. the Democrats Of the twenty-eighth
senatorial district OF Virginia IN mass
meeting assembled, hereby declare; first,
that We most heartily disapprove of the
action Of the managers Of the Democratic
party throughout this district which has
persistently endeayored TO suppress an
expression of the wishes of the Demo-
cratic voters as TO their choice Of
candidates for the United States Senate:
that we are ia favor Of the election OF
United States senator's by "a direct vote of
the people; that we endorse the Hon. j.
Hose Tylers candidacy for the United
States senate; that we denounce the ac-
ti0n of the recent senatorial convention
held al Blackstone on the 9th OF August.
1899, as undemocratic and as a species OF
political despotism 20 which a free people
should not submit.
THE ADDRESSES.
The meeting was addressed by Hon T..
=. Buford Mr.. Benjamin Lewis and Or.
r. S. Powell
Mr.. Thomas Tisdalc. of Lunenburg. pre-
sided.
After the nomination Of a candidate for
the Senate. the body was re0rganized into
a meeting of Brunswick Democrats
with Judge r. +. Bu,ord In the chair and
DR. r. s. Powell. was unanimously nomi-
mated as am independent candidate Tor The
House of Delegates.
Both meetings were largely ATTENDED
and very enthusiastic.
THE REGULARS FOR PRICE.
LAWRENCEVlLLE. August N-Spe-
cial-M Meetings We're held at the various
precincts i'm this county Saturday to name
delegates 90 nominate 81 candidate for the
House of Delegates from Brunswick couu-
ty September 2d.
All the precincts have been heard from
and the results are as follows
n. b. PRICE. the Martin candidate. has
as. Or. r. 5. Powell the Tyler candidate
has 10.
The people are for Tyler and an inde-
pendent Tyler man could win and doubt
less am independent Tyler man viii soon
come out.
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NEW ARMY OFFICERS.
Appointments To the Volunteer Ser
vice Announced Yesterday.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-The follow.
ing appointments .n the volunteer army
were announced today the nunAers f1,-
lowing each name indicating the officers
regiment:
Tenaessec-T0 be first Lieutenant. n. y.
Stevens late captain 81 Tennessee Vol
unfeers. IS.
South Carolina-To be first leufenants-
lvice McCughrey and Grmth dceHueb:
r. T. Woods late first Lieutenant ID
South Carolina Volunteer. 3,. ~. Craw-
ford. Date captain 3d south Carolina Vol
uuteers %
lppi-T0 bee captain. ID. +. Porter
Dr.. late major 1st Mississippi Noun-
teers. eS. To be first leutcnants. Ellis
Cromwell. late captain 20 Mississippi Vol
untccr- 80. To Doe second loutenauts:
cullen il Mitchell iate Lieutenant % MIS-
slssippi go. W. r.. Utterblck late leg-
tenant ls- Mississippi. a. This obs the
quota from Mississippi
Alablma-T0 Doe captains: Vs. j. walden,
late captain % Alabama, -. Thomas
Hardcmln late 1rsr lieutenant lsi Aia-
hanna. -4 Samuel O.. Slmuels. hte second
Lieutenant 5h United States Volunteers,
a.. To De first lieutenant: Richard y. Co
inc la-e first lieutenant lst Alabama, az
Hamilton Bowie. second Lieutenant lst
Alanama. W. T0 bc second iicutenants;
frank w. Glove. ate lieutenant 3d Ala
b,ma. A. This fills the quota from Ala
bH.nl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
CAUGHT NINE
MEN IN THE FALL
Steel Arches That Were to Support
Chicago Coliseum Crash to the
Ground With Fatal Results.

CHICAGO. August 2S.-Twelve steel
arches, each Weighing SO tons. which were
% have supported the supers.ruo-ure of
the coliseum building in course M ercc-
ton ON Wabash avenue. between 10Th
and 10Th streets. fcu to the ground .ata
this evening. AS "a result of the accident.
nine men aro dead tuO missing TOUR Ia
tally injured.
The dead: Charles Walpol Edward
Muriay Frank Logan. stephen j. Ihomr-
son. John Farrey Richard sherman,
Theodore Thorn, Leroy Fenner and Al
Norman
The fatally injured: John Marshman.
fractured skull and fractured right ieg.
j. j. Dowd. internal injuries. both eyes
out. both legs broken. Peter Peltier,
right arm cut 0n at shoulder skuit frac-
tured. John White. skull fractured, inter
nal injuries.
Missing aud believed 20 be in ruins:
Edward Swanson and Joseph King.
All of the twelve arches were standing,
the twelfth and last having been COM
pleted to-day.
ONE KNOCKED ALL DOWN.
The immense 'Nravelcr' derrick which
has been used in the erection % the arches
had been removed and the agents Of tho
bridge company were accounting their
work as practically completed when sud
denly and without the slightest warning,
the arch last put "a place fell over against
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oxnosed his badgo quietly and told him
he was wanted Downing drew a long
Or I'm. trcr blcd visibiy and remarked:
That's strange
Hc didn't talk further regarding m'
troubles Downing was locked up.
To-day Detective n. j. Wren. of Rich.
mona. came for bis man. he said iha
specific charge against Downing was 90
tanning Sl5 under false prcicnsls from NJ SIS
T.otde Slaughter at l5 south Laurel street.
lIc IS believed 90 Doc wanted o. answer
other complaints The case viii oc Gale 4
before Justice John CruichAeld tomorrow
morning
After looking his man over in jan here
Detective Wren said hc Thought Downins
was from New York Downing was rctl-
cent about DIS alleged misdoings but
said hc knew Miss Lotto slaughter and
expected to return and see her.
Downing has fcen selling new ideas ami
charts to dress makers. He called oh
Mrs W. r. Graham here at % Franklin
street and offered t9 soll cdart FOR 2
and patterns at smaller figures HE was
polite aud very re-pectfu. Iic told Mrs.
Graham Doe had classes in Norfolk and
Richmond
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Early yScare Of OepOstOrS Soon Gave
Way to Feeling of Security.
MIND, NOT BOOKS, UNBALANCED
Family OF George sloane Believe over
work ana Bad Health Caused
Him TO suddenly Disappear.
Eight Hundred Dollars
Covers the sum in Which
the Bank il short.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Aug. 2S-rhe
sudden disappearance OF George sloane
cashier of tho wilmington Savings and
Trus, Company who left here last eyen-
ing ON the norh-bound train Of the At
mnto Coast Line. created a great sensa-
ton anf alarm among the dep0stors. and
quite "a number went to the bank during
the day and Withdrew their deposits.
Many others. however. who went % the
bank. let ther money remain AFTER ascer-
tainms that there was no danger OF loss.
J W. Norwood. president OF the bank.
and also president of the Atlantic Ma
tionol Bank. a man of large means. and
the directors also gave their written
guarantees TO all who desired il 10 in
demnify them against loss.
The other banks here were also ready
70 extend any ald that might be asked
Tho deposits aezrtsate 10000. THE num-
Der of dep0sltors approximate four thon-
sand Ip go q O'Clock Tonight four per
cent OF these had Withdrawn their de.
poslts.
BANK WILL LOSE NOTHING.
A director OF the bank stated to the
representative of The a uc.aiea Press 'h.s
evening that the cashiers books were
audited from time tO tuie and p1ss-n0oks
called in for Yerncation. This WORK has
been thoroughly done during the past hFe
days. and. as a result of this examination,
the directors will publish card to-mor-
row. stating that the bank viii not lose
a dollar by tile absence of the cashier.
They viii also publish another faf0 siat-
ing that the stock is worth DAD per cent.
premium after paying dep0siiors in illl,
and Offering to buy any stock chefed
a. Sl00 ger share.
a notice was also posted on the door OF
,he bank announcing that aii deposiiofs
would Doe paid ln fui without requiring
ihe usual thirty days notice.
THE MISSING CASHIER.
Afr sloane is married man about thir-
o. Years DID, His habits are exemplary
and he is not addicted to drinking ar
other Vices The securities and nd N M
cash of thr Savings Bank except S,Vi, are
held by ,he directors on ds."slt in an-
other bank and none of the directors be-
Iielos he h4, been guilty of monuonal
wrong His family believe thlf from
over-work and bad health bis mind was
unbalanced. or he would NOT have left
the cliy.
10 is Thought chat the uneas.ness among
the der0sifors o. rapidly giving way to .
feeling of confidence and that there Will
be little or no trouble tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
LANDLORD SHOT
FROM AMBUSH
Calvin Barnes, Who Had Dispute
With a Tenant, Seriously Wound
ed Near Wilson, N. C.

WILSON. y. g.. August &.-Specioi-
Mr. Calvin Barnes was shot from ann
bush late This afternoon while returning
from his farm. near Wilson. and is in The
opinion iof his physician, mortally
wounded
Alr Barnes had some words with one
or his tenants this morning, and at pres
ent il is believed the deed was done by
this man. A warrant has been issued for
his arrest.
The hounds from the State farm at Til
lcsv were at once wired for. and by order
OF j. Il. Henley. VIII Doe brought 20 Wilson
on special train.
1880 T.. M-shcrin Sharp has brought
jefferson. the suspected murderer. 20
Wilson He expressed his Willingness TO
come bul stOutly proclaimed his nno-
ccnce.
A party has been organized 20 take
charge Of the hounds as soon as they
arrive As the time for tnc search draws
nearer the excitement is risns Go fever
heat.
u Midnight The doctor has given out a
statement that Mr. Barnes is resting
easier
Indignation over the shooting has been
accentuatcd by the announc mcnt that
Farnes. when hc was shot, held utuo
granddaughter iu DIS arms.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CHARLOTTE \. G.. August 2S-A spo-
cial % the Observer from Wilson, y. g.,
says: Captain Calvin Barnes promi-
nent citizen 81 this town was shot in the
back about 1880 tonight on the side of
the road a hair mile from Wilson. while
returning IN a buggy from his farm ace
companled by TWO little grandchildren.
The bullet WAS an old-fashi0ned ounce
MIME bali The shot entered The left
shoulder and passed entirely through the
body AZ o'clock Captain Barnce s. sink
ms
4 special train has been secured 10
brlas bloodhOunds from Northampton.
Crowds on the street are discussing the
crime ana everything will be done TO can.
iure the Aena. who Is thought to he a
white man.
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GILES AND PULASKI FOR TYLER.
\ New Baptist Church Dedicated-An
Important + lephone Connection.


NARROWS. VA. Aug. &.-SpeciM SO
far no candidate for the Legislature has
been named for Giles and Pulaski coun-
ties As Giles has had the representative
for the past two terms BE- is safe 90 say
that Pulaski win name the man this time
and % is also safe 90 say that the Pulaski
man viii Dee "a Tyler man. Pulaski and
Giles are for Tyler by large majority.
i'm these two counties he has large num-
ber OF personal friends and warm sup
p0rters.
The new Baptist church was dedicated
yesterday. Rev. Dr. Vaught, of Indiana
polls. Ind. preached the dedioatory s"r-
mon. Quite a large audience was in att
tendance. some from distance
The Rural Telephone Company now have
their lines completed from Pear.sburs 20
Glen Lyn and Peterstowu. ". Va. This
line connects az Pearisbure with the Pu-
laski. Wytheviue and Bristol eNchanse b.
and az Peterstown with lines from there
10 Hinton lowell and Biueheld. ~. IA.
Whge the Rural Company has only about
fifteen miles OF wire 10 connects TWO NJ
the largest and most important hello
strings" I'm this section.
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DECLINE TO
GRANT PETITION
Circuit Court of Appeals Decides the
Southern Building and Loan
Association Case.

In the United States Circuit Court Of
Anpcals the opinion in the case Of Linda
IT. Johnson. the Southern Building and
Loan Association et al, appellants. VS..
J. r. Miller. j. Is. Miller 81 az. appelees;
appealed from the Circuit Court OF the
United states for the Western District Of
Virginia. at Abingdon hy Judge simon
ton was announced. affirming with costs
the decision of the Circuit Court The
mandate in this case Will issue within ten
days.
This case comes up ON appeal from
the Circuit Court OF the United States
for The Western Usulct Of Virginia.
sitting in equity.
on 20th of January. 1895. Linda H. John
son "a citizen OF the State of Indiana In
behalf of herself and all other stock
holders and creditors Of the Southern
BuVdine ana Loan Association. Gisd IN
tie Circuit Court of the United States for
tine Eastern District 0f Tennessee credl-
tors bin. making the corporation a party
defendant alleging lts insolvency and
prayiu.r the aDpointment Of a receiver
a tomporarv receiver was the-ouDOn APP
pointed and the usual rule 10 show cause
was issued ON the 9Th Of January. OF
the same year. she fed Il similar biii IN
the Circuit Court of the United States for
tho Western District Of Virginia. ales-
ing the insolvency OF the corporation. the
possession by Il Of assets within that dis
trlct nraving the appointment OF a re-
celver within that jurisdiction. and also
asking for the aid Of an injunction. Pro-
cess was duly issued upon the filing OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
MATTHEWS WINS.
Governor Tyler WAS Endorsed at
Former Meeting.

CAPE CHARLES VA, August IS
special-Mr 5. Wilkins Matthews, Of
Temperanceville. defeated John IA. Wise
al the primary Saturday In Aocomac
county for delegate TO the Legislature.
Mr.. Matthews is the present incumbent
ard has served several terms in the Leg
lsiatura from Acc0mnc county his ma
jority over his opponent Is about twelve
hundred Nomination in Accomac IS
equivalent 10 an election.
AT a mass meeting IN Accomac some
time ago Governor Tyler was endorsed
for Senator but as the meeting was not
very largely attended il was considered
binding bnly on those present
The sentiment Of the people in Accomac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
TWO MARTIN NOMINEES.

Private kilograms Announcing Re
suits Of Conventions Held Yesterday.
Private kilograms received here last eve
ming stated that r. S Parks was ienomi-
mated yesterday to represent Page and
RaprahannJ.k counties in the House ana
that Fuvnna and Go0ch'and nominat d
Pembroke Petit for the House foth are
said to 1e Martin men the nomination of
the latter being accompanied by resoiu-
ton endorsing senator Martin The CON
vention nominating Mr. Parks &c was
stated. instructed the nominee % vote Tor
the Senators return 10 the Senate
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LIVINGSTON. VA. August 2s-spe-
cial-The primary election on Saturday
last resulted in the nomination of pr. A.
B Fitzpatrick over his opponent Dr j.
G. Everett. by very decided majority.
There WAS NOT much interest manifested
in the canvass yet a comparatively large
vote was p0iied.