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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

The southern Industrial League. which
was recently IN session I'm Atlanta by
State and municipal legislation looking
20 che exemption from taxation. for a
limited time, Of manufacturing enterprises
10 be located within the States represented
IN the League. Tho Times halls with de-
light any evidence OF Southern progress
but we do not believe IN the policy which
the Southern Industrial League has
adopted We believe that taxation in every
community should be equal and uniform
and that that great principle should
never. under any circumstances. except
IN the case OF benevolent institutions. be
violated. II is a strange thing 10 us that
In this day when so much Is said against
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
FREDERICKSBURG THREATENED.

To those cnterprising gentlemen out
west who are bringing suit 10 recover
the city Of Fredericksburg. which, they
allege. is theirs by Inheritance. we ex-
press the hope that they will let it stay
where q IS. for Virginia would be poor
indeed without that charming old town.
But candor compels as 10 say that If
they shall act IN the interest Of the people
Of Indiana, they will pack up Frodericks-
burg bag and baggage and move It out
into the territory of tho Hoosiors. II
would be an opportunity which the people
OF that state could not AFFORD TO neglect.
Fredericksburg would be an acquisition,
indeed TO Indiana. and it's influence would
be most beneficial and wholesome. The
Hocsiors would thus have an opportunity
TO study Virginia character, Virginia man
ners. Virginia hospitality. Virginia honor
and chivalry in all their perfection. The
most amiable spirit OF Virginianism
broods over that dear old town. It's
women are beautiful. lovely and !ovable.
ITS men are noble, mgh-minded and
chivairous Its homes are cultivated hos
ptabIe and refined, and Gentinty per-
vades the entire atmosphere.
Virginia would be poor, indeed, without
Fredericksburg but by its acquisition In
diana would be enriched beyond the pow
or Of words to describe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
colonelGnincs and Governor Mo.

A correspondent from Warrenton TO
the Richmond Times. says the people or
Tououler are opposed 10 Governor Iyler
hecause he treated Colonel Grenviile
Gaines badly In not giving him the com
mand of the Third Virginia Regiment OF
which he was Colonel when the war
broke out. We understand mat the line
officers OF regiment select their Colo
mel and the Governor endorses their
choice. we are informed that the line
officers. when AIr. Male Ltued TO get
position as Brigadier-General strongly
urged the Governor 70 make him Colonel
OF the Third Virginia Regiment.
II is not our intention 10 say what We
think OF Colonel Male and the line ON
GERS for their action IN this matter. That
would properly come from others. who
have though, Il best not 70 speak. We
mention Il 10 show that the righteous In
dignation OF our people at the treatmen,
Colonel Gaines sustained should rest
where II belongs and not on Governor
TSler.-warrenton virginian-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

he more appropriate. II IS probable that
a vote on the question may be askel fcr
by the people.
Amone the candidates mentioned Tor he
Democratic nomination 90 represent
Wcstmoreland and Northumberland com
tics In tho legislature are Messrs. :. IS.
Atwili. W. r. Crabbe and j O.. Could
man, all Of tho former county. Mr..
Crabbe Is perhaps the most extensive
farmer I'm the Northern Neck.
The fine rains OF this week came trst
I'm time TO be Of benefit TO the corn al d
other crops I'm this section.
The Baptist Sunday school Will give
its annual excursion and picnic 20 Wide
water. on the Potomac next wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
Unknown NInn Killed

ALEXANDRIA. VA. July 2s-Speclal-
The north-bound Chesapeake and Ohio
passenger train. No. ?. over the Southern
railroad, which reaches here about 8
o'clock, struck and instantly killed an
unknown white man near Burke's Station.
in Fairfax county this morning Inquiry
at that place showed that the unfortunate
was Young and Of medium build. He was
unknown TO the people OF Burko's. and
f. Is Supposed was a tramp. a coffin was
sent out from this city and the remains
Will probably be Inferred this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
KNOWS HIS BUSINESS.
Mayor Woods. OF Roanoke. Netoes EX-
cess Appropriations

ROANOKE. VA. July 2s.-speciai-
Mayor Woods yesterday vetoed the APP
preparations made by the CITY Council FOR
Inc ensuing year. Ills veto message fled
with the clerk OF the Council is trong
presentation of the dangers attending
appropriations boo excess of revenue.
he goes on 10 show that while the ap-
propr'ar0ns are only q little over $1,000
i'm excess of the revenue in view of the
past experience there is danger of So
reaching 5000 before the end of the
year.
The Mayors action is generally APP
proved by the business men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
DROUTH IN SHENANDOAH.
A New Cemetery TO be Dedicated with
Solemn Services.

WOODSTOCK. VA. July 2S.-Spocal-
With no rain for three weeks. and n
hot south wind blowing an afternoon to-
day. the corn has suffered terribly. Jn-
less there is rain in very snort Time
there VIII Doe a short crop this season ln
this county.
The new cemetery al Grace Reformed
Church Az Rinkorton. Va. will be conse-
Grated on sunday next. Rev. y. H..
skvies of the Reformed Church of this
place win preach the conservatory SER
mon I'm The morning. and Rev. u. p.
uarner. of Timberyule. Na wA preach
at night
The sunday schools of the lutheran
churches iu tine western section of this
county will hold union picnic near
Hamburg on August 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
BEDFORD'S WAY.
he Bedford Bulletin says:


The County Democratic Executive Com
miuee has ordered that a vote be taken
in this county for a United States seua-
torial candidate. This was the peoples
desire, and the committee did right i'm
ordering &c.
it is an old Democratic principle that
the officers Of government are servants
of the people. by the same token the
officers of a political party are servants
of those who compose the party. AS there
was desire among the Democrats Of
Bedford to have the opportunity in the
primary election of expressing their choice
II senatorial candidates, it was unquestion-
ably the duty OF the County Committee
to give them the privilege.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
Bedford Notes.

MONTVALE VA. July 2.-sDeclal.
The little son OF Hugh Luck was badly
cut across his face on Sunday by falling
on broken glass Fortunately, DR.. Simeon
Luck. Of Roanoke. was present and sewed
up the wound.
Late arrivals a, Edge Hi are Mrs. s..
F. smith. OF Portsmouth; W. f. Clark,
w. X. Smiley. OF Lynchburg. joe Moore
ana wife, OF Portsmouth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
Sick of Their Company.

Agitator-Why are you men working
away here day after day?
chorus OF Laborers-Bscause the pay IS
pretty fair and the work is easy.
Agitator-Im going out OF this business,
I'm going 10 join the anti-imperiaiists.
They're the only ones who show any con-
sistency in being dissatisfed.-Chicago
Times-Horald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

developed and his friends will certainly
make an effort TO instruct the delegates
TO vote In the legislature for Tyler as
long as his name will be before the caucus
'of the Democratic msmbers.-Warrenton
yirginian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
Hnnc Snrinne I.fcrnnI-

Podsnip Injecting elderly personality
joye! Is it possible? My old school
teacher. BY the way. DO you remember
that you said when was In your class
that I'd die on the gallows?
Elderly Person-Well. you're not dead
yet.-Phiadelphia North American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
sTRrKu CONTROVERSIES.

President Rosslter. of the Brooklyn
Rapir Transit Company having. through
his counsel. q. A. Collins. made COM
plete denial Of the allegation that he had'
directly or indirectly, charged eX-iresi-
dent johnson, of the Nassau Company,
with "a completely ia or responsibility Tor
the dynamite explosion, or any oiher art
az criminal violence in connection with
the late strike Mr.. Johnson to-day con-
sented 10 dismissal Of the case OF crimi-
nal libel brought by him against Mr. Ros-
sifer Thus the various controversies
growing out OF the strike are. one by
one. rlghtlng themselves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
AFTERMATH.

Copious rains have fallen throughout
the corn region I'm Nebraska and the corn
crop is now safe.
-
NJ, roso,h pou wife ~ % Beading
wi.
I"'' "'iO.'' i'''''''' saw ''' 81"
s''S "''7''i''5 ''''' '''" anu '''' '''
POUNDS
At Canaan, Conn. William Holcomb. a
teamstcr. "a pair Of horses and q wagon
..,...i.t,,,, .,.,. aud a. hslf ,-r6e of wood
' , ',c, ,''1 -. ..'' (l, ,,-,
rbe man and his horses struck i'm Tie
timber below and escaped with scarcely,
"a scratch. The harness was broken and
the wagon damaged beyond repair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
An OpficaI Illusion.

stubb-"Wnkins married Z girl With vel
vet eyes"
Penn-'res but after they were married
he found She had eyes only for silks and
satins."-Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
WESTMnRELAND SEAT.
Talk of Mssing the Court House from
NoutroSs To Nomini Ferry.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July 2S-
special.-There is talk in Westmorellnd
county OF moving the county seat from
Montross 20 Nomini Ferry. Both places
have a number or advocates and the 'usg-
ter is attracting much attention. The
county recently appropriated 500 for
improvements in the public buildings, and
the hackers OF Nomini Ferry cltcn that
the time for making the change could net
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

The New York sun has lately expressed
great respect for tho free silver press.
Tho Danville Register. a free silver-paper
has recently said OF the New York sun:
THAT rahid. erratic sheet, the New York
SUM- publishes the following. which is
fair sample Of the rank rot gotten of by
the ultra-imperlalist press" Does the
sun keep a little list?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

as had said Yesterday, the Governor has
no direct authority 10 cn1nge the Local
civil service rules The most be cou.d
do would be 10 use his influence with
the state civil Service Board. There is
not an iota OF politics in tho stand that
/ have taken" Sir. Coler said TO-DAY
There Is not an appointment 10 DE made
in the Office. and have not one place %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
TIMES BUILDING
TENTH AND BANK SIhhhio'
RICHMOND. VA.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

Several days ago I'm Brunswick county
q colored man was bitten by a moccasin.
The snake ran up his leg under his
trousers and struck him above the knee
The man was made so sick by the bite
that he WAS forced TO take his bed.
."
The Danvlle Bee says that a vigorous
protest VIII be entered at the ballot box
this fan concerning the attempt at a
snap judgment convention called to meet
al Chatham. July 3lst The Bee says
that there is open revolt against the poll
tioal machine.
The Confederate Veterans Of Bruins
wick county vii hold a reunion at Law
rencevllle on August 9th.
According to the Bulletin, Bedford
county has a family Of five Weighing 1883
pounds. which il sets up against the fam
SIS OF four Crib.er Brothers ia Madison
county. weighing LOIS pounds The Pad
gett family of Bedford, three brothers
average 2i5 pounds each. one brother
weighing 300 pounds and the sister who
tips the scales at 3ii pounds.
The Brunswick Gazette notes that deer
are plentiful in that county. There are
also many wild turkeys and partridges.
The advent OF Governor Tyler into the
senatorial contest has had no effect upon
the legislative candidates in this county
50 far as we are able TO ascertain. Mr..
T. c. Pitcher VIII probably have walk
over as the representative OF the county
and Captain d. {. Hatcher and Mr.. w.
II. Lewis are both In the field 10 represent
Fauquier and Loudoun.
A very strong Tyler sentiment has been
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

A great swarm of mosquitoes has come
10 Chicago from the West Chicago is
bound TO live up 10 its reputation as the
great convention city of the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

The dum-dum bullet is said TO be OF In
dian origin. Spell it backwards and II
smells % Chinese warfare TO us.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

The scientists now say that Adam was "A
colored man. In that case the apple was
q watermelon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

when strike among the bcer-makers
Is threatened they say that strike is
brewing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

We suppose that the Indiana heirs who
want TO steal Fredericksburg away will
al least leave the battedclds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

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who favor It with society nen s,.cS,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29
SOurnEKN NOTES.

Coal miners i'm Alabama are to get an
other advance Of cents per ton for
mining coal. which will raise the price
10 81 cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

The Confederate Veterans Of Bruins
wick county viii hold a reunion at Law
renceyllle on August 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-29

MANCHESTER BUREAU. III HULL
STREET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02
AN APPEAL TO THE COURTS
THE PORT CHESTER TROLLEY COMPANY
REACHING FOR PURCHASE-ST.
APPLICATION MADE TO HAVE PROPERTY
CONFERENCE.-THE TUcKAHOE IN
JUNCTION DISSOLVED.

APPLICATION MADE TO HAVE PROPERTY
CONFERENCE.-THE TUcKAHoE IN
JUNCTION DISSOLVED.
Supreme Court Justice Keogh. in the Appellate
Division OF the Supreme Court IN Brooklyn, on
Tuesday heard the application OF Frederick ".
sherman. representing the Port Chester street
Railway Company. asking TO have property In Fur-
chase-st. Rye. condemned 50 that his company can
build the feet OF track necessary 10 finish It's Inc
between Port Chester Rye and Rye Beach. Jerome
Alvord Peck OF Port Chester represented the object
Ing property owners. among whom arc James ".
Field James l.. Howard and others. Mr.. Peck read
from Tho Tribune how the tracks OF the trolley
company were laid on last Sunday. Justice keoSh
smiled handy and said that apparently Sunday
could not como too often 70 suit the trolley COM
panies.
The Court appointed William 8 Johnson. OF Ma
maroneck as referee TO take testimony as 70 the
titles % the owners. When the referee reports.
which will not be for several weeks. the Court Will
hear the taxpayers side OF tho case Mr.. Peck does
not expect the trolley company TO build until these
easements and injunctions arc settled, and II they
are decided IN favor OF tho owners tho company
will be compelled to keep of Purchase-st. and select
q route less Objectionable TO the residents.
II an attempt IL made TO build before decision
IS given, the owners say that It Will constitute
gross contempt Of court. It Will take several
months Il IS expected 10 90 through all the legal
processes and reach final decision IN the mean
time the trolley company Will do shuttlecOck
business and passengers VIII he asked To got out
and walk between the Port Chester and Rye Beach
ends Of tina road. practice which has been in
vogue ali summer owing 10 the company's per
sstenCy in attempting 10 build through the street
when another connection might have been made.
The New-York. Westminster and Connecticut
Traction Company may now lay It's tracks I'm Tuck
ahoe. The temporary Injunction obtained two
weeks ago by the authorities 81 the town OF East
Chester in which Tuckahoe is located, was dis
solved yesterday by Justice Marean. Of the SUI
prone Court The traction company VIII ho
able IN add another link to it's proposed route be
tween Mount Vernon and White Plains. The trac-
ton company f. the rival Of the Union Railway.
and both are engaged IN bitter fight for territory
IN Westches,er County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02

The Bible Study Club OF the West SIDE nrancn
Of the Young Mems Christian Association VIII hold
meetings every Friday evening. beginning to-mor-
row evening and continuing until April "a This
Bible course is open TO all men. whether members
OF the association or not. The Rev. DIT. Charies r.
Fagnan IS the instructor
The annual meeting and election OF officers OF
the Board Of Managers of the Hebrew Shelter'ng
Guardian Society Of the NewYork Orphan Asylum
Will take place at the institution Eieventh-ave'
G3roadway) Oue-hundred- and-hftieth and One-hun-
dred-and- ffty-nrst SITS. on Sunday at II o'clock
q m Members and friends Of the Institution are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
Commissioner Scannen OF the Fire Department
opened bids yesterday for supplying tho engine
houses OF the city with hundred tons or camel
coal George W Winant & Son bid 1928 and the
Failing Rock Camel Coal Company bid N,l0 Tho
Winants received the contract.
The American Association OF Allied Arts Will hold
It's first evening meeting Of the season In It's room'
in Carnegie Hall tonight. paper VIII be read
by Mary A. Sheldon on Historic Ornament and It's
Application TO Modern Homes A musical pro-
gramne is also promised.
A meeting in the interest OF the Prisoners League
Department of the Volunteers OF America Will be
held on Saturday night next AT the Calvary Bap-
tist Church II will he conducted by Mrs Maud
BalliugtOn Booth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02
SING SING.

Tho funeral Of Joshua c. Many. president Of the
Board OF Education whose sudden death was re-
ported in yesterdays Tribune Will take place this
afternoon. There will be n short service at his
home IN Water-st AZ 2 o'clock. followed by ser
vices I'm the Highland Avenue Methodist Church at
2.20 O'Clock. The Knights 1cmplar ana otncr MA
sonic bodies of whca he member VIII bury
linn with fun Masonic hon0rS. The public schools
will DO closed during the afternoon. AS Wei as
places OF business the Of the funeral pro-
ccss,on and the village President and trustees will
attend I'm q body. Delegations from the Odd rel
lows and Knights Of Honor, Of which no was &
member. Will also attend.
Warden johnson Of Sing Sing Prison started In
This morning TO clear UP the ruins or TUESDAY
1nornine's fire The rncssroorn found ~ for
hut the tin basins used plates. all except few
hundred, had been ruined. The mon IN consequence
lad 20 eat III relays: but this Will he ohviated
TODAY. when new plates FOR al viii be re
ceived Cornelius V Collins Superintendent Of
Prisons. ~ Albany visited the prison last even
ing 10 view the ruins The convicts DO not Ike
7he cracker and corned beef diet. but prefer their
hash. not stew and prison bread This Will be
rrOVi1el az soon as the ovens are IN shape This
fire Will be a bad blow 20 the PRISONS finances
unless an appropriation for repairs is granted
by the Legislature For the last year economy
had been the absorbing question with the prison
1ranagers throughout tho State. IN order 10 keep
within prison appropriations. and this fire, with
no insurance and an estimated loss OF from 10000
u S0pso VIII make a big hole IN sing Sings por-
ti0r Of the prison moneys
Robert G Rice son Of Robert J. Rice. Of West
Winfield y y and Miss Annie Marks. daughter
Tuesday evening at the home OF the bride In South
Spring-st The Rev. George ". Ferguson. q Trim
fty Episcopal Church, oficiatcd. The couple Will
I've IN West Winfield. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02

FORMER COMMANDER OF THE PARIS SAYS
lie WILL SECURE ANOTHER SHIP
BEFORE HE RETIRES.

Among those who sailed tho American liner
St Louis yesterday morning were Lieutenant Dan
iel Godfrey the landmaster. and leader OF the
Godfrey Band. Chcvaer dc Martina the marine
artist and friend 81 Sir Thomas Upton. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank J. Cannon. Count Nils Bondo Lieu
tenant j. Gibson Mrs. s T.. Johnson Hudson, Cap
tain George r. Langhornc. L. : A. Captain J. T.
Schwartz the Rev Walter T Scuddcr. Mrs. Scul-
der Countess Spottiswood- Mackin Mrs. Goneyieye
f. Ubsden and Captain Frederick Watkins. late
commander OF the American Line steamship Paris
Rumor has it that Captain Watkins goes abroad
to bring back tho Paris.
When seen on the vessel before shc sailed. he
refused 10 confirm deny the rumor. He said
that he was going abroad to his wife. who
lived on that side Of tho Atlantic lie expressed
himself being very much pleased with the action
Of the Steam Vessel Inspectors in cutting down
the term Of his suspension TO six months
You may be- sure Of this. ne said that ! am
going 10 take out another vessel ! do not know
whether 81 VIII hc American liner or not. but I
DO know that am going % have another ship
After that may retire. but before doing so want
TO have another vessel. 10 not want Il said that
suspension ended my career"
Captain Watkins will return In six months.
Those who sailed on the T"utonic were Miss Mar
iorie Appleton j. Harrison Benn Nj. and Mis-
Charles Aston Bristcd. ". Bayard cutting. j. w.
Doanc ir Mr. and Mrs. Percy -. Tuhbs. John H.
Rutherford. II u. Rawnsl'y. Gordon Eiuctt Winch
Mr. ana Mrs X. l.. Kembie. q Ishidjuka. G.. T.
Foxcroft and W. II. Tre"artha Jones.