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Holman, has returned to her own home
WESTON.
IN GRANGE CIRCLES.

IN GRANGE CIRCLES.
Norfield Grange will visit New Canaan
Grange, on the evening of May %, and
furnish program. The Grange choil
was entertained by Mrs L. s. Godfrey or
Friday evening.
NELSON Gro ssMAN's BARN BURNED.
Nelson Crossman's large barn was to.
tally destroyed by fire on Thursday
morning Of last week. Insurance. 81, 200.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Gregory and child
rem of Nerwalk have visited Mrs Colum-
bus Buckley.
Mrs G. E. Smith Of South Norwalk
has spent few days with Mrs G. B.
Sturges.
Arthur Nichols Of westport has been
the guest of Ebert Carver.
Miss Eva Williams, formerly of this
place, was recently married in Bridgeport
to Harry Hallock Of Derby.
Mrs A. r. Hill, Spokane, Washington,
Is the guest Of her niece, Mrs Lloyd God
frey.
Mrs Frank Finch entertained her broth
er, Rev A. j. Park, of Huntington, last
week.
Miss Hattie Gould is again quite ill and
attended by DR. Gerham.
Mr. and Mrs Robert williams of Ridge
field visited Weston friends over Sunday.
Orlando Andrews house was quite
badly damaged by lightning, last week,
but none of the inmates injured.
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BEE. The professors thorough know.
ledge of chemicals and their effect, will
no doubt make his exhibition not only
instructive, but amusing.
Rev B. D. Remington of the Berean
church, Bridgeport, conducted the SER
vice at the Advent Mission chapel, or
Monday afternoon. The music was fur.
nished by Mrs Brown andiMrs Wood, as.
sisted by the choir.
The Fin de Steele Whist club gave q
dance in the Town hall, Friday evening
Bently's orchestra furnished the music
Nelson Dorman is seriously i'll.
Charles Hill is painting Charles Jud.
sons house on King street.
Howard Stephens is working fol
Julian Clinton.
Mrs J. A. Brakeman had the misfor.
tune to receive bad fall, last week, but
escaped serious injury.
The residences of D. P. Rhoades and
Ezra Whiting, on King sire ct, are being
fitted out with electric lights.
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LYONS PLAIN.
PERSONAL BRIEFS.

Mrs f. E. Silliman and SON of Bridge
port returned home, Wednesday, after
pending several days with L. r. Hoyt.
Albert Gerhardt of Wilton and Fritz
Gerhardt of Westport spent Sunday with
their parents.
Miss Nettie Merwin returned to Nor
walk, Monday, after spending q week
with her mother here.
Henry Nichols returned to Danbury,
Monday, after spending a week at home.
Mrs Eunice Merwin, who has spent
the winter in Southport, is now with
her daughter, Mrs Mary Banks.
Mrs Daniel Brown and sister called On
friends through the street on Sunday.
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MARKETABLE.
LOCAL EVENTS.

LCVA1 ~ ' 1l1N q
On April %, q euchre party was given
by Mr. and Mrs Minor Morehouse for the
benefit of the Village Improvement so.
ciety. The evening passed off pleasant
ly and resulted in adding several dollars
to the fund for further extending the
| side walks already commenced.
The town of Washington has purchas.
ed the piece of private road belonging TO
Minor Morehouse aud are now greatly
improving it.
Joseph Devaux is greatly increasing
the value and beauty of his new home
by the improvement of the lawn about
his house.
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Litchfeld County
WASHINGTON.

Rev Charles Judd preached last Sum-
day, at st Johns, and conducted service
In the Swedish Lutheran church Rt the
Depot In the evening.
Rev Mr. Carter went to Hawleyville to
preach, Sunday evening.
Stephen Morehouse has rented the late
Fl. 81. Morehouse place to DR. Shopp, the
pleasant and popular dentist, and 1t 10 re
ported that George Watts goes into the
Mitchell cottage vacated by the doctor.
The Van Ingens and SECONDS are at
their respective summer homes for the
season.
Mr. and Mrs Carhart were here over
Sunday, and the latter opens her widely
known and popular house for a lively
rush Of summer boarders.
A. D. Woodruff and family are expect
ed, this week; also the Misses Smith and
Palmer at their cottage.
The s. L. 6 N. road are distributing
ties along their line in number exceeding
anything before attempted. This means
a road bed beyond all precedent.
Fred Cook and wife took short trip
to New York, last week. Mr. Cook will
soon open the golf grounds.
Mrs Carrie Morehouse was in town,
last week.
The Water Co. have commenced opera
tions by digging out the spring.
Mrs Kingman and Miss Ellen Hickox
went to Bridgeport to attend the meeting
of the New Haven branch.
Saturday was well filled with ball
games. The Woodbury. played with the
Gunnery in the forenoon. The small
boys at the Depot beat the small boys at
the Gunnery, and the score in the after
noon was 8 to in favor of Gunnery,
between them and the first nine.
Rev Fl. B. Turner and family came
from Hampton on Tuesday of last week,
Mr. Turner returning to Hampton again
for q month.
R. s. Barnes is in town but his family
is not here yet.
Henry Foulois Is back again from
France, having been gone only about q
month.
The Foreign Missionary society met at
Miss Ellen Hickox's on Wednesday.
A small visitor arrived at Rev r. z.
Carter's, last Saturday, for stay Of in
definite length.
The Christian Endeavor society gave
very entertaining social at the house of
one of its most active members, Russell
Clark, on May.
During the communion service at the
Congregational church, last Sunday az
ternoon, a robin, In one Of the NAPLES
near bY,trilled it's musical notes in happy
unison with the occasion, while some
featherless bipeds on the ground added
notes unsymphonic, thoughtless and
therefore disturbing as are all takers OF
that class.
On Saturday, April %, there was q
snow bank on Shinar on the north side OF
deep copse Of hemlock and cedar, 40
feet long and two and one half feet in
the deepest part. And not far distant In
very sunny exposure, your cores
pondent plucked the delicate, bright
hepatica with eyes blue 40 the Seventh
heaven set in white. Such contrasts
nature has and such also lie with
in the human heart and there lie none to
understand. Not far away In another
direction lay the handsome pelt of gray
fox with long beautiful brush, whom
some hunter had wounded and thus far
had, on it's run for the home den, made
the journey to lie down and die.
Gregory S. Bryan Of Bridgeport was
in town over Sunday.
Sheldon Logan, who has been severely
cut, is slowly recovering.
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BRANCHVILLE.
PERSONAL TOPICS.

PERSONAL TOPICS.
Mrs G. N. Webb Is not in good health
owing to the grip.
Miss Davis spent Sunday at her home
in Ridgefield.
Miss Florence Mead is visiting her
mother.
John 81. Williams spent Sunday with
his family.
Miss Lottie Moore ia little better than
she was.
Harry Edwards of Bridgeport visited
at his home here On Sunday.
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recently looking up what few of mia old
acquaintances there are left.
Mrs Warren Morse spends portion Of
the week In New Haven.
Starr Kinney Of Worthwhile was in
town, last week.
Mrs Harry Gillette IL visiting her home
In Worthwhile.
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after spending two weeks with friends. in
Norwalk.
Fritz Gerhsrdt of Westport visited at
Patrick Kelley's on Sunday.
Mrs NJ. F. Rowell has purchased a
fine pair of horses from Bronson & Sam
ford of Bridgeport.
Joseph B. Hill rides a new bicycle.
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-12

| Inc may meeting OF tine Historical So
ciety will be held at Staples High school,
next Monday evening. Rev Jabez Back
us will read paper on Audubon" which
will be followed by an illustrated lecture
on 1.-THE Birds of Our Neighborhoed, 81
the same being loaned by the Audubon
society of the State of Connecticut.
METHODIST CHURCH AFFAIRS.
A reception was given Rev and Mrs l.,
w. Holmes at the Methodist parsonage
on Washing on avenue, last Monday
evening.
The Epwurth League of the Sauga-
tuck Methodist church held sociable at
the residence of Edward squires, last
Thursday evening.
Oliver Jennings has purchased new
wire wheel pneumatic tired carriage.
Harry L. Emo and wife have taken
possession of the John B. Morris place
near Compo Beach, which they have
hired for the season.
Mrs Frederick M. Newell has been
spending q week with friends in Bridge
port.
| A surprise party was given Miss Grace
M. Elwood at her home on King street,
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs James Fl. Newell Of Bridgeport is
guest at the home of Mrs Hannah Perry.
The oLen trolley cars in the Westport
81 Saugstuck street railway company
were used for the first time this season,
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. g. Birge of Shelton
were guests, last week, Of Mr. and Mrs
William L. Coley.
Miss Alice Palmer OF Stratford is a
guest of Miss Agnes Mills.
Mrs Frederick B. Morehouse is guest
of her daughter, Mrs LIE Grand B. Can
non, in New Haven.
Miss Susie G. Gorham is spending a
month with friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs Harry Mcclure is spending few
days with relatives at Yonkers, N. Y.
Mrs c. M. Gorham is spending few
days In Bridgeport.
Mrs Thomas White of Lyons Plains
has been spending few days with Mrs
Arthur Solely.
Edward Allen has been spending q
week with relatives in New York City.
Mrs Rollo o. Beers and son, O oscar and
Miss Carrie I. Sniffin are visiting rela-
tives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs Henry Parker and children of
Bridgeport have been recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs Bradley B. Baker.
The Fortnightly club of Christ church
held cake sale at the reetory on Burr
avenue on Saturday afternoon.
Robert w. Post has been introducing
new and up-to-date machinery in the mill
Of the Westport Paper company.
Mrs eyre of Stratford is guest at the
residence Of Joseph Mills.
Cornelius Allen has been on visit to
Cincinnati.
Frederick Swagirt Is having large
oven built In his bakery on the West Side.
An ice cream social was given by West
port Division, Sons of Temperance, at
their rooms in Hurlbutt's Block, last
Thursday evening.
Miss Eva Belts and Miss Grace Abbott
of Danbury have been recent guests OF
Miss Carrie e. Nash.
Daniel Driscoll has sec ured a position
with Mrs Rspello and with his family
moved to Green's Farms.
Nathaniel w. Williams of New Milford
has been spending few weeks with rel
atives here.
Rev r. S. Putney and daughter of New
Milford have been recent guests Of rela
Ives here.
Adolf Krause and family are to visi
their old home in Germany, next month
Miss Kate A. Wilcox ia visiting rela
tiyes in New Jersey.
Miss Elizabeth L. Marvin Of Bridge
port has been assisting for the past tw'
weeks at the postoffice.
Miss Bertha M. Allen has been spend
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-12

There is no "patent +" about the
Chiffon PAINT nor are there any secret
processes. Any one having the requisite
amount of capital and proper machinery
can make just as good paint. provided
the right disposition is there. This
disposition is what is lacking. It
has been the disposition Of the Chiffon
Company to always make as good an
article Of paint as it was possible 70
turn out. regardless Of expense, and
it is due to this same disposition
that it is fact that more Chiffon
PAINT is used in the section Of country
where It Ii known than Of any other
paint,
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TRUMBULL.

d. ]. Botsford of Daniels Farms has
been improving his very pleasant place
by laying concrete walks about it.
E. B. Weed of Danbury has recently
bought the w. T. Randall farm in Dan
iel's Farms and is making a number Of
improvements about the place.
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Fairfield County.
WESTPORT.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING

HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING.
The May meeting of the Historical so-
ciety will be held at Staples High school,
next Monday evening. Rev Jabez Back
us will read paper on audubon" which
will be followed by an illustrated lecture
on 1.-THE Birds of Our Neighborhoad,"
the same being loaned by the Audubon
society of the State of Connecticut.
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EASTON.
AND VICINITY.

ARrETUCK AND VICINITY.
Charles Courtney has left his former
position in Tashua and gone to Water
bury where he has been employed on q
milk farm.
Mrs c. B. Wakemsn has been spend
ing few days with friends in Bethel.
Mrs M. A. Wakeman has arrived home
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-12

ror sale b. ~. aHnRs Il %, Nsvsown, :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
How's THIS. MIR. ALGERf
The London Times critieises Him In
Very Plain Words.

LONDON. July Is.--Tbe Times. IN its
leading editorial article to-day says: Al
ger has run the war ONCE as a political
machine. Military posts have been be-
slowed upon political friends without
regard TO fitness OF the interests Of the
country. Dishonesty and corruption have
been rampant wherever there was pub
lie money 70 be handled. American SOL
diers we.a killed By thousands on Amer
can soil hv such agencies AZ emba'med
beef and scaudaIous neglect OF Gle
mentary RanitaiiOu. As the head Is, 50
We expect subordinates 10 be. They were
chosen w,thOu; regard TO fitness. but Win
every regard To- po.iiloa. service. Natu-
rally they act as the politicians they are
rather than as soldiers and adninisira-
tors. which they are not The new IN
perial policy Of me United States is 'hus
discreditad by association with a system
OF more than common corruption. Nc
Kirley for SONS reason or other IS in
capable Of Kidding himself Of the incubus
by his Secretary, who evidently regarding
himself as having the President in MS
pocket, screnely dehes the public ndig-
nation that has been aroused by his mis-
nauagement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
EsrERHAzY's STATEMENT.
Says He Wrote the Bcrderenu by
order of schwartzkoppen.

PARIS. July 1S.-The Matin this morn
ing publishes a statement by Comte Fer
dinand Walsin Esterhazy. in which he
says that he wrote the bordereau by or
der Of Colonel Sandherr. and that it was
sent to the house Of Colonel Schwartz
koppen. then military attache at the Ger
man Embassy, in Paris whence IL was
returned to the War Office. Colonel
schwartzkoppen being at that time in
Berlin. never saw the bOrdereau, which
was forged i'm order to supply material
proof Of the guilt OF Dreyfus.
The statement contains the assertion
that secret agents in Berlin, whose tesu-
mony It was impossible TO use, had de-
monstrated that leakages had occurred
in the War Office, and the fact that
treason existed was undeniable. and
everything indicated Dreyfus as the
traitor.
All the war ministers, the statement
further says, knew the facts and thought
the forgery Of the bordereau necessary.
The evidence duplicating Dreyfus were
the words OF Colonel Schwartzkoppen's
own mouth. Generals MERCER, DeBois-
deffre, and Come knew that the bor-
dereau was forged. ana that Dreyfus was
Illegally. but justly. convicted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
Gov. Tyler to Conduct Ills Canvass
from Richmond md Radford.

from Richmond and Radford.
Governor tyler has arranged to estab-
lish headquarters in this city and In East
Radford.
lie IS arranging a list Of speakers who
Will go upon the hastings for him. TINS
list has not been completed. 1t will not
be for several DAYS.
The Governor stated last night that he
had not decided when the campaign would
open. There is a great demand for an
early canvass. While talking to the Dis
patch writer last night, telegram was
received from Il we'll known gentleman
Of Halifax, asking that a speaker be
sent 10 Halifax county next Monday
cOutt-day.
Mr.. Henry Tyler viii be In charge Of
the Governors headquarters in this city.
The Governor will be at East Radford a
great deal OF the time, but will exercise
a general supervision over his State
canvass.
The Governor had a great number Of
callers yesterday Early IN the morning
they began coming in and kept It up
throughout the day. Last night there
were numbers Of callers al the Mansion.
There were a number Of out-of-town
callers.
Il am greatly gratlheu al Everything
have heard to-day" said the Governor.
1T has confirmed the views l had already
that my strength was much greater
than / had thought ! would not trade
nv chances for those Of any other cam
didate." said the Governor. smilingy. The
Governor leaves this afternoon for
Manassas. where he win attend the horse
show tomorrow.
Senator Martin and Secretary-of-the-
commonwealth Iawless went over TO
Petersburg yesterday at noon, but re-
turned in the afternoon and left on the
7.lO train for Washington. He goes this
morning TO Manassas 10 attend the horse
show and will probably remain there to-
morrow also. Neither Mr. Martin nor
Governor Tyler is on the card to speak,
but ii will not be surprising If both are
called upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
Nr. po,teson 60 the voters.

Richmond. Va, July 10, 1879.
To the Democratic Voters OF the City OF
Richmond
owing 10 the early date--July 21th-fixet
by the city Democratic Committee 10
the legislative primary. l Ind IL 'mpo
slble 20 make a thorough persons
canvass as / desired, and had expected
10 make. I. therefore. adopt this method
Of advising you that / am candidate
tor the House Of Delegates. and ask you'
active support from now I'll the election
and your vote on that day.
My experience as "a practlcing lawyer
my acquaintance with the needs OF tns
community, and my services 10 the party
should III me TO some extent % represent
you Ia the Legislature.
n elected / shall use every EFFORT
10 promote the interests OF all the people.
and IN al important measures shall DO
guided by the wishes OF my constituents
so far as they may come 20 my know
ledge.
Hoping 20 receive your influence ana
vote. / am. very respectfully,
= S T. pATTfSGS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July 1S.-(Spe-
ciaL)-Mr. X. NJ. Sinclair, a Waterman at
the ship-yard. this morning found a bot
tie floating in the river, in which WAS the
following note:
MAY 10, 1899.
THE sailing bark Mary Dunn is sink
ing off Hatteras All are lost.
zone OF the crew. JOHN LOGAN,
First Mate"
There Is no such ship registered by the
LIoyds. but 1t is believed that the letter
was thrown from the schooncr-buge by
that name that recently coaled mere. me
vessel is reported missing.
Quite a number Of Baptsts went 70
Richmond this morning from this section
10 attend the Dover Association sessions
Bids were opened to-day for the FSJVJo
worth OF city bonds 10 secure money Tor
the purpose OF paving the streets. KEY
bolte & CO., Of New York offered S3' ~
and will get the bonds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
RATCLIFFE's MURDERERS.
-Four Men Arrested Charged With
the Crime.


ROANOKE, VA, July 1S.-(Special.)-
r. NJ Baldwin. n. l.. Fets, and two other
officers of the Baldwin Detective Agency,
of this city. have arrested four men
William and Henry Strouth, Charles
Newberry. and John Brown-on Swords
creek Russell county, charged with the
murder Of George Radcliffe. a Deputy
United States Marshal. on June Both.
while he was in a raid on some moon
shine stills in Russell county. The gov
eminent offered "a reward of $1,4OO for the
capture Of the murderers. and a few days
ago Baldwin's men caught a man named
Brown. who confessed to being impli-
Gated in the crime. and also put the Off
GERS on the track Of the others.
The funeral of Mrs. Robert E. Scott
took place this afternoon aB st. john
Episcopal church. the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. w. II. Milton, rector.
The burial took place at o'clock at the
City Cemetery. The active pall-bearers
were Judge J. \. Dupuy Judge John w.
Woods. Lucian II. Cooke. John NJ. Hart
Charles Lunsford j. Rust, Tuley j.
Mitchell. and A. p. Staples. The entire
vestry Of st. Johns church acted as hon
Orary pall-bearerS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
Hamburg steak, = Ccntr.
MONROE MARKET. iCl west Grace
SUNDAY TRIPS.
A Day ut West Point Gives Health
and Comfort.

The Sunday trips 10 West Point are
growing in popularity, because in con-
nection with these trips there is lots Of
pleasure and health thrown In.
Every Sunday morning these trips are
patronized by happy parties IN search Of
heaIth-givlng atmosphere, and an Or
portunity TO get away from the heat and
dust OF the city. They ind what they
are in search Of AT West Point. Viz
glnlas famous saltwater resort. where
a pleasant. cool time is had by all who
go on these Sunday trips.
Train leaves the Southern Station at
ea0 Sunday morning; returning leaves
West Point at 1880 that afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
COLLISION ON THE Y. Il w. ROAD.
II Occurred in OhiO-Thrcc Killed
and Three Wounded.

and Three Wounded.
PORTSMOUTH. o., July 1&-Three
trainmen were killed and three seriously
hurt to-day in a hcad-on collision
ON the Norfolk and Western railway, at
Haverhrl. The dead are:
lreight.Engineer GEORGE SLOAN, of
Coal Grove;
GEORGE EGBERT. Of Portsmouth.
fremen OF passenger train;
Flarman PERFINGER. Of Kenova.
Iniured-Thomas Gimbry, Columbus.
passenger engineer. leg and arm broken;
Upton. freight fireman, head cue. I'm
known colored tramp. hurt internally.
The wrecked trains were passenger No.
g. and a through freight. They met in
collision on a sharp curve near here. A
dense fog enshrouded the track 50 that
those on the engines had no chance to
jump.
The engines. twenty freight cars, Tag
gage and expIess-cars, were reduced TO
a pile of wreckage.
None Of the passengers were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
CASHIER VALENTINE CONVICTED.
lie Was Given six Years In the Peni-
Tertiary.

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Georse NJ.
valentine. cashier OF the suspended Mid
dlosex county bank. al Perth Apiboy n.
J. was sentenced in Mddlcsex County
court to-day 10 six years in the New
Jersey state Penitentiaiy' at trenton,
,,,loptgne pleaded non-vult to The
,to,,e ~ larceny IN connection with
h,s miyappropriation Of about $4,000 from
the bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
Big Payments.

NEW YORK July Is, lsJ9-bu'lhs ~
past sixty days The Mutual Reserve uaU
Life Association has PAID TO ,ne zen =,
nciaries Of It's members over sv''o0v 49,
death claims. Within tho next siN'S 49,
the association viii pay an even "a,
atnount 10 its polIcy-holders, making
,o,,I no,p,ent i'm death claims during
eighteen wears of over S3e,0oO,0Vo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
GROUND ROBIN" TO BE IGNORED.
No Official Notice TO he Taken OF IL
OTIS Ia Decide.

WASHINGTON. July B.-At the Cabi-
net meeting to-day the ground robin
sent by the American newspaper cor
respondents from Manila via Hongkong
Yesterday was discussed, and it was de-
cided TO allow the matter to drop. Of
fclally the matter will be ignored. and
General Otis will be allowed to treat II
as he may deem best.
A cable from Colonel DENLY. a mem
Der of the Philippine commission. was
read. 1t showed a fairy shtisiactoly
etate ~ affairs. one OF the Cabinet Off
GERS said. but il did not say that peace
negotiations with Agulnalio were in
progress.
Secretary Hay also had cable from
Ambassador Choate relative to the
boundary line negotiations, but II was not
encouraging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
TRAIN DERAILED IN ILLINOIS.
The Fireman Killed and -Four Pas-
senRcrs nnhIy Hurt.

ST. LOUIS, MO-, July lS.-The south
bound flyer on the Illinois Central rail-
road. which left here at o'clock this
morning. was wrecked at Lenzberg, ILL.,,
thirty-three miles from here to-day, re-
sulting In the death Of Fireman Thomas
Jones and the injury 10 four passengers,
one Of whom was fatally hurt A. }.
Elfen. Of st. Louis, who is not expected
10 live. was badly bruised and internally
hurt.
Nobody knows what caused the acci-
dent. The engine left the track. turning
completely over and derailing all the cars
I'm the train.
Engineer David McConghe who stuck
10 his machine, came ont Of the wreck
unhurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
every ENCOURAGING NEWS
Hence the Ground Robin" VIII lie
UadIy Snubbed.

WASHINGTON. July s-it was stated
at the War Department to-day That no
attention whatever would be paid 70 the
round robin" of tho Manila correspond
ents. The protest was not sent TO Gene
raj Otis. and 1t is said it will not be- ana
General Otis will not be called upon for
an explanation.
In addition TO this. IL was minated
thar very encouraging news had been "a