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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. AUG. Il, $50.
ARRIVED.

PORT or RICHMOND AUG. Il, 1872
ARRIVED.
Steamer old Dominion. Tatley, New
York. merchandise and passengers, Ola
Dominion Steamship company
Steamer Winyah simmons. MERCHANDISE
nnd passengers. Clyde Line, Tor Fhiladel-
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchaudIs e and passcll7eIai virginia
Navigation Company.
schooner Wluam MarshalL Philadel-
phla. coal. Richmond Ice Company.
SAILED.
steamer old Oo1.iuion. New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, Ola Dominion
9' tebaonir Eotsle . Brown. Smith. East
Newark, tics; vessel, Jno. a. Curtis
Sons.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS AUG. Il, 1879.
ARRIVED.
schooner a. H. Phillips bridgeport.
Barge Hamilton Fish. New York
SAILED.
Barge city Of Atlanta. New Haven.
schooner William Us. Palmer Bangor.
Schooner Maggie NJ Ne0ugh, Fough-
keepsie.
PORT OF WEST B0 l,,2.T AUG. H. 1909.
more. MESSENGERS and general cargo.
Steamship AccOmack Thompson, Nor
FOLK messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City, Haynes. Malta
ooni river landings, passengers and gen.
rrll cargo.
SAILED.
eteansbtn Daltimorc. Murphy. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo. -
SfearushfD Acc0mack Thompson, Nor
folk messengers and general cargo.
Sfeamship Elm Clty. liayucs. Malta
ponl river landings, passengers and gem
eral cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, AUG II.
SAILED.
Barge Katie g. Latia, Hughes loaded
with Ties. Philadelphia.
Parpc John T. Brady Allen. loaded with
ties and poplar wood. PhIadeiphld.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-18

Hamburg Steak. ~ Cents.
MONROE MARKET. ioi east Grace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-18

LINING REliNANTs.

sc pr HIrhly-Colorei Rice Cambrios,
the regular iOc Kind.
3-4c. for Best l0c canvas. in Brown,
Slate. white, and Black.
100. for ne. Striped silk-Fiui she'd skirt
Innings, yard vice pretty bright e.-
fects.
= Bic. for all short End skirt
Cambrics. = to G-yard lengths.
&c. IN yard TO- SIZES a., Pc c1lires,
sateens. / - 20 3-yari cuts, tAa- SOD
p II, l., and -oc. yard.
s0SQNG)j4
IEZz q.
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
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Quotations are for bonds maturing In
.ot less Cham ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-18
Eichmondcrs IN Nc" fUFk.

NEW YORK. Aug. N.-Nlchmond ar
~iyais, Imperial. {. s. Crenshaw; Hoff-
man A. L.. Johnston; Grand. J. w. Hop
kins: Aston. A. Il. Johnston.
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HOSIERY ODDS AND ENDS.

ladies' Fancy BLACK Dropsdtch Hose.
worth 25c.. flr PR pair............. i"c'
Infants WHITE, Black. and Tan Hos
foT, per pair ..............,-.-......'.S i--c'
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Barge city OF Atlanta. New Haven.
schooner William is. Palmer Bangor.
Schooner Maggie N. heough, Fough-
kecpsie.
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Amer Tob. 60. pfd.......l@ ~ &c.
Amer lob. co. com....... so l2li2 -.
SIcss l. IS 90. stock. ......lo0 % %
West End L. and Imp. coo az 20
IA -Caro. chem. com......lOO COS %
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. Il, 1870.
ARRIVED

Schooner General $. T.. Merwin, Ne"
Bedford.
Schooner A. b. Phillips. bridgeport
Barge Hamilton FISH. New YORK.
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CHARLESTON. S. c.. Aug. 17.-COT-
TON-Markets quiet and nominal; sales
none; quotations omitted.
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MussED HANDKERCuIEFs-LiTTLE
pKIlIS.

Ladies' Pure-Linen Hemsiitched Hand
kerchicfs ....... ........... .............''
Ladies Pure-Iincn Unlaundered Hand
Embroidered Handkerchief, iOc., II iaun-
der,d would cost go.
ChiIdren's Coiored-Bcrdered Hem
med Hnndkerchiefs ........... lie.
Ladies' 5c. Pre- Linen; also. IN ef.
Null. ard Sclllop and Embroidered
Handkerchlefs ........ ..................i'c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

and or 3 feet higher than the wooden
dam, which will entirely cut off the water
supply from the works OF the orator.
1t is alleged that the Development Com
pany is destroying what are known as the
wooden wing dam and falling" dam.
and says such acts are being done with
out author.Cy.
Ii is alleged that the power and light
plants have been stopped twice, and the
work is at all times accompanied by DIFF
ficulty and danger, by reason of trash IN
water and Insult supply.
Mess 3 Wyodhan Meredith ans Chris
tian a. Christian are counsel for the Rich
mond Railway and Electric Company
TRIAL OF THOMAS STEVENS.
The trial of Thomas Stevens, the STAY
or Of John II. Butzner. will commence IN
the Hastings Court tomorrow, and VIII
probably consume several days.
Mr.. ID. G. Richardson will represent the
Commonwealth, and AIessrs. Roy Lewis
and Edgar Allan will look after the in
terest5 Of the prisoner. A n Imber of wit
nesses have been summoned, and a legal
battle is expected, although what defence
the prisoner will make IS unknown.
Marriage licenses were issued In the
Hastings Court yesterday to Edward
Coughlin and Mrs. Bette A. Emmons,
and 20 James NJ Booker and Miss Mar
garet II. Payne.
Suit has been instituted in the City Cir
cuit Court by Charles \. Rose against
Josiah Ryland. The case will be contest
ed
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RESTRAIN THE ELECTRIC CO.
An Injunction Applied for by the IL
II. d Il. Co.-Other Court News.

IL. ~ IL tO.-OtIcf 0OufN NtWSs
The Richmond Railway and Electric
Company filed a petition in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday praying for an
injunction TO restrain the Virginia Elec-
trical Railway and Development Company
and w. H., j. o., and T. S. Winston &c
c. n. Locker, partners, trading as Win
ston & Co.. the contractors of the Devel-
opment Company from using and treat
ing the water OF James river flowing be-
tween Browns Island and the north
shore, or building a dam from the west
end of Browns Island to the north shore.
The petition claims that the orators
franchises and rights have been invaded.
The company claims that it holds certain
riparian rights and that for fifty years
tho former owners of the property now
held by the company and the company
itself have enjoyed free, open, uninter-
rupted. notorious. and habitual rights to
the use Of James river, that the Devel-
opment Company has cut off the water
thereby treating the channel OF the river
! az its property and ~ part Of its private
canal. thereby destroying the right Of
the water. and the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company is on this account
unable 10 obtain from the natural flow or
the river its required supply of water.
INTERRUPT THE STREET CARS.
The effect OF this interference. the pc
utioning company claims. will be to cause
from time to time the stoppege OF the
street-car system, which it is bound TO
maintain in the cities of Richmond and
Manchester and the counties Of Henrico
and Chesterfield, and 10 seriously inter
fere with the lighting Of the streets Of
the cities above named by the said COM
pany.
The orator also claims that the Vir-
einia Electrical Railway and Develop
mont Company asked permission OF the
Richmond Railway and Electric Company
IA extend the water-ppes Of the latter,
which permission was refused unless the
nlans and'full particulars OF the proposed
work I'm James river were explained This
a,planation was not forthcoming, but the
Development Company cut off the water
supply from the plants OF the Richmond
RAILWAY and Electric Company on john
son's Island and Browns Island, except
for wooden troUghs. with which II sur
rounded the pipes Of the orator, connect
ing n thereby with the river above the
works.
The complaint further alleges that an
obutment OF a wooden dam has been
nlaced on the southwestern shore or
browns Island without authority and
that IL Is the intention OF the Develop
ment Company TO replace this temporary
structure with one Of stone. NM feet long
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
TEACHERS RALLY
In Prince Edward County-Address-
es-Ofiicers Elected.

.FARMVILLE, VA, october H.-(Spe-
GALA most enthusiastic teachers rally
was held at Worsham, in this county, TO-
day, in which nearly all the pubic schooi
instructors participated. The meeting
was presided over ny Professor \. e.
Starke. principal Of the Virginia hlsh
School. OF Farmville who made the open
ing address state Superintendent 10
semi W. Southall delivered an address
on the public school work OF Virginia :
Miss Nj. A. Martin, of the State Female
Normal School faculty, made an ADDRESS
on Methods in Reading Or. hchdru
NfcIlwaine. president of Hampden-Sy dney
College. spoke on the Improvement OF
County Schools; Miss Virginia Key iiolus
addressed the meeting on "Methous
i'm Geography: Miss Edna MohetI OIL
the Normal school faculty, spoke on
"Afethods in History" Dr. Robert IRA
zier. president Of the Normal School,
delivered an address. the subject OF
which was 1.-THE Teachers calling.
Mrs. NJ. S. Gallagher spoke of Methods
in Arithmetic" and Miss ;. b. Diehn-
son. made an address on Methods II
Civil Government
The rally" was great success. sew
eral new members Joined the Prince hu-
rod Y O. cVls
professor William Edwards, OF Mehsr-
rim was elected secretary and treasurer
County Superintendent 7. j. Garden al
though he heartily sympathized WIN TINS
movement and worked for its success
was absent on account Of not beng We'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
THE SMALLPOX IN BRISTOL.
Homes That IL VIII Not Spread
Furfher--Othcr Mention.

BRISTOL. VA, October 13.-(Special)--
Smallpox has been all the talk In Bris-
toll this week. The situation, while not
necessarily alarming. mas worked great
harm in business circles, causing trade
to be exceptionally dull. At this time the
situation. as viewed by the physicians
in charge. Is considered TO be much moro
encouraging. While up 10 date about
thirty cases have developed. 1t Ia be-
lieved that the disease can hardly spread
further. since all who were exposed TO
it. so far as is known, have been vacci-
mated and are under guard awaiting de-
velopments.
Business in all lines has been impeded.
The Bristol iron furnace, improved so az
10 have q capacity OF 200 tons daily, Is
ready to go I'm blast, and with supply
of material sufficient 10 last thirty days,
but tho smallpox scare has produced a
scarcity OF laborers. and the beginning
of operations is likely 10 be delayed for
a few days yet.
A new banking institution. known as
the Bristol Exchange Bank and Trust
Company, was organized here this week
and has begun business. The officers are;
T.. p. Hartman, president; Major a. ~.
REYNOLDS. vice-president; A. Z. Moore,
cashier. and James w. Elliott, the latter
of FLOYD county. book-keeper. Dir. Har-
man came here from Glenyar, Va, as the
purchasing agent for the Virginia IRON,
Coal and Coke Company. RE is a gentle
man of wealth, as are most OF his asso-
clates. The new company has absorbed
the Merchants Exchange Bank and has
also purchased one OF the finest buildings
in the city. The concern has paid IN
capital Of 5000
The Carnival Executive Committee Is
hopeful that the carnival Will not have
TO be abandoned on account of small
box. and IL is tho plan aow TO hold 1t
some time In November. IL the conditions
are favorable.
A public elopement marriage Is 70 DO
one of the street features Of the carnival.
parson Burroughs. OF the noted matri-
monial Mecca, who has married upwards
OF one thousand couples within seven
wears. has been informed OF couple
who will be- glad 10 accept the notoriety
az a public marriage in connection with
the street scenes. Tho uonored couple
will be permitted 10 enter the great
narade. occupying tho vehicle OF the VEN
erah,e hermit Of tho Folsfan-
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pIUEs TO DE MUSTERED IN.
VIII Enter the state service Friday
Night-Miii.ary Notes.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
will meet Friday night at S o'clock for
the purpose Of teing mustered into inc
T.-F ioa. sra
Tre -,go a...g.ules i0fring the Blues
Battalion will also elect major Friday
night. There Is no doubt OF the
election of Major So Cutchins VINO held
the position when the battalion was
broken up az the outbreak OF the Spanish
war.
The Blues Association will meet the
same evening Every man who ever
was in the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues is expected TO be present. There
will be refrerhments, and, possibly, one
or more addresses.
Both companies Of the Blues have the
necessary number Of men. The COM
panies will be mustered in by Lieuten-
ant-Colonel 10 Lane Stern. Assistant IN
spector-General Of Virginia Volunteers
There is excellent prospect OF Doth the
Richmond Grays and the Guard OK the
Commonwealth being mustered IN within
a short time The Richmond Grays'
Veteran Association and the Richmond
Gravs' Association are interesting them
selves I'm bringing about a reorganization,
AMI success bids fair to crown their
efforts at no distant day.
The members OF the Guard OF inc
Commonwealth, which was Company /
in the Second Virginia during the recent
war will soon be reorganized. A meet
ing will be held Wednesday night for
this purpose. The men are very en-
thusiastic and working hard TO bring TO
pass the reorganization Of the old COM
pany.
Captain Morgan r. Mills has not yet
stated whether he will accept the cap
taincv OF Company +. to which he was
elected last week. What the chances are
for his doing so are not known.
Military music-makers will soon be
nlentiful In Richmond. The old First
Regiment Band has never been broken
up and is in a fiourishing condition. The
Rlues' Band will soon be ready TO
parade. It's organization is about COM
Melted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
greensboro Notes.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. october IA
lsrecioI1 Mrs. Robert o. Woggoman'
Sormerly Of this city, was here yester-
dov getting aifidavits regarding her char
,cyer with which she hopes TO offset
charces that will be made against her
in lincoln county in suit by her nus
''i II is stated that Mr.. Hal. NJ. WORTH,
- worthwhile. has resigned as secretary
and treasurer OF the two cotton-mii's AZ
SVortbvlle. on account of Ill health MT.
I worth McAllister, succeeds nm IN
this position. Mr. Worth Is one o. ln ,s
most popular men in this section. anu .l.u ~
40 earnestly hoped he VIII soon ven
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
LINE TO GREENSBORO.
RUMoR OF 4 sEABOARD AIRLINE
EXTENSION THITHER.
RAILROAD WORK IN RICHMOND,
Contract for the Union Depot VIII
Soon he Let-Worlc on the south
road Notes.
road Notes,

There Is a rumor to the effect that the
seaboard Airline contempates extend
ing a line to Greensboro, n. G., within
the next year. The rumor is not con-
firmed by the chief officials OF the road
in this city.
However, the Greensboro Industrial
and immigration Association. composed
of the leading businessmen Of that
place, is working TO have the Seaboard
extend a line thither. The president Of
the association is J. W. Frye, former
general manager of the Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley railroad. He is now pres
ident Of lonn and trust company in
Greensboro He has written the Off
Gals Of the Seaboard with a view to ar
ranging a conference looking to the
building of a line to Greensboro. 4
meeting has not yet been arranged.
1t is proposed to have the SeaDoard ex-
tend its line from Pittsboro' TO Haw
river, and thence TO Greensboro. An
eventual extension to Winston might lie
conefvuotel f--
The work on the Richmond Petersburg
and Carolina, from Ridgeway to Rich
mond is progressing as rapidly as posi-
bic. The masonry is more delayed
than anything else due TO difficulty in
obtaining stone. A large quantity OF
brick. purchased in Richmond, is being
used in the construction of piers for the
bridge over the Meherrin. The grading
at all points is being pushed.
The contract for the joint passenger
depot Of the Richmond. Petersburg and
Carolina and Chesapeake and Ohio, in
this city. will be let in few weeks. 1t
was stated. authoritatively, yesterday.
that the building alone Will cost 100000.
This does not include the cost Of car
sheds nor station tracks. 1t is stated
by all the officials that therstation. when
completed. will be the finest in the coun-
try south Of the Potomac, without any
exception.
The work on the Southern depot IS be-
ing pushed as rapidly as possible. Much
of IL will be completed by the time bad
weather sets IN. 1t Is expected that it
will be ready for occupancy by the 1st
OF May, 1900 The total cost, including
car-sheds, will be upwards OF $4,000.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Is now en-
gagged in laying thirty-siX miles Of track
west Of Backbone. and east Of Bunalo.
This is for the purpose Of double-track-
ing the road. The Chesapeake and Ohio
already has a great deal of double track
west Of Clifton Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Ing from Washington, and IL now In
command Of the North Atlantic squad
ron, succeeding Rear-Admiral w. 4.
Sampson. who hauled down MS nag last
night and departed for New YORK. Ad-
mlral Farauhar reached Old Point at Gas
o'clock. The feet commanders steam
launched from the flagship New York was
at the pier waiting for him. lie stepped
into the launch Immediately on leaving
the Washington steamer, and was whlri-
Ell over the water TO the New YORK.
lie breakfastcd and spent some Tune
chatting with Captain Chadwick and the
officers OF the flagship before giving IN
structions 10 have his flag raised TO the
aftertop. AT $50 o'clock the Now York
signaied the other ships of the heet, an,t
ten minutes later the Rear-Anmifav
burgce Of TWO stars shot aloft SimVi
tancously the New York commenced + d
fire the customary salute. she nred seV c
guns and the Indiana three and III
Massachusetts three. tho total hei b
tho rear-admirars salute. The Bro n
Ign cid not participate, as she is prs~u
ticaliy detacl ed from the feet.
on Monday he sule dron viii sail FOR
Tompkinsville. n. L.. and all the ships,
according 20 an authoritative statement
viii be overhauled at the Brooklyn navy
yard.
The Brooklyn finished coaling this eve
ming. Captain Jewell has received his
orders 10 proceed TO Manila as soon as
he Is ready. and the Brooklyn viii sail
tomorrow. The gunboat Martha, which
is coaling at Lamberts Point, will finish
in the morning and viii accompany the
Brooklyn.
There is no significance in the return
Of the White Squadron to New York for
repairs. This is the time for the semi
annual overhauling. The Indiana will
20 in dry-dock at once.
Your correspondent learns, authorita-
lively, that the New York and Massa-
chusetts have been selected for expert
ments with wireless telegraphy, and they
will engage in this work outside imme-
diately on reaching New York.
Special excursions were run to Old
Point to-day and there were fully 10000
visitors here. In the races this after
noon. the results were as follows: The
Massachusetts, crew won In the ma
rines' race the New YorKs crews in the
engineers and special cutter races; the
Indiana's crews in the gig and dingey
races. A cash prize Of $50 went to the
winning crew in each OF the FIVE events
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
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BANKER DEAD.
MIR. Samuel scott, of Floyd County
Rrief sketch of His Career.

ETOYD VA. October l4.-(Special)-
Mr. Samuel Scott, senior member Of the
well known firm OF 5. & w. scott. mer-
chant. miller and president OF the Farm
ers' Bank of Floyd, died at his residence
here last night at half-past s o'clock
MIR. Scott had for many months past
been aflifted with some stomach troy
BILE. and for a long time was great SUI
ferer. He was a man Of great Industry
and energy, and by his push and close
application to business accumulated d
considerable estate. Mr. Scott was about
"a years old and never married. lie
leaves three brothers and three sisters
AFR. Scott served during the latter part
of the war in the Fifty-hrst virginia
Regiment, and was captured at Wayhes,
boro, Va, and remained III prison III
tho close Of the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
HUGH SCOTT DooGETr.
Death OF This Prominent Citizen OF
Ercdericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG, October l.-(Sps-
cial Hugh Scott Doggett. a prominent
citizen and well known throughout tbs
State. died az his home. here. tonight. lie
had been in declining health for some
time. and during the past few days his
death had beer hourly expected. For
two terms Ne served the city as Mayor.
and Tor n number Of years was a member
of tho city Council and director OF tho
national bank. lie also held various
other offices II trust and responsibility,
which he filled with credit 10 himself end
honor 20 the city. During the civil war
he commanded Company 3. Thirtieth
Virginia Regiment. and was severely
wounded al the first battle OF Manassas
He was In the S5th year OF his age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
CAPTAIN JOHN MaUADE.
His Denth Yesterday in the valley
City.

STAUNTON, VA, october A.-(Spe-
cial)-Captain John McQuaide, who was
born in Richmond hfty-three years ago
died at his residence in stanton TINS
afternoon, where he had almost con-
tinuously resided since he was a lo-yesr-
old Confederate soldier. For many years
~ - contain of the West Augusta
cnards He was also a member OF the
stanton Democratic Committee For
twelve years he was a city councilman
and was especially active IN the recent
marked improvements in the city 5
streets and parks. He was whoiesale
LIQUOR dealer here until three years az;
He married a daughter OF MAJOR hu"aIu
AZ HTacr,ahon former postmaster at
etaunton. She died last summer Ihree
children Of the marriage survive. cap
tain NcQuaide was very popular. lie
u,ae cheerful and amiable IN his manner
ana a good businessman, too
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL.
It's Formal Opening festerd"S--i'e-
ccption and Banquet


NORFOLK. VA, october l4-(opeciai)
The formal opening of the Dismal swamp
canal TOOK place to-day. 1t was an event
Of great interest. and 1t marks an era
in fhe development Of the coastwlse
canal system for commerce, and also LOT
coast defence. The Talbot was the hIst
warship 10 pass through the canal
A large number Of Baltimoreans ar
lived bera this morning and took steamer
for q trip through the canal 10
elizabeth. n. @. They returned mere
this evening by train. The visitors were
met here by committee from hllzapeth
City. in which place they received spe-
ciai attention. the reception including a
banquet. Representatives Of all the
nrominent transportation companies OF
the country were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Vaccination cempnl.ory.

nHIsrOL TENN, October lA-(Sps-
cialt-At a meeting OF the twO city coun-
lila To-day Il was decided u make vacci-
nation compulsory here. This decision
,..es reached aftsr a conference with
t-Assistant-Surseon Wertcnbakcr, 81
~ United States Marine Hospital Ser
vice No now cases OF smallpox have
been reported to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
In Distress.

NORFOLK. VA. october TT, XIX J,'i IA
SIM rS Island Island forty days ago for Antwerp
With a cargo OF lumber, is here IN u,ss
storms. In the midst Of which she spruns
a-lcak and her cargo shifted. ana sne was
In danger at sea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
ADMIRAL FARQUHAR
Raises His Flag ON the New York;
The Races.

FORT MONROE. VA. October A.
cal-)-Rear-Admlral Norman II. Farqu-
mar arrived at Ola Point this morn