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BELL DEFEATS
INSURGENTS
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that they spent most OF the time In Tnr-
lac and the vicinity, where tnere are
some two hundred sick Spaniaros III the
hospital. The Filipinos ill-treat and HI
feed them, refusing to surrender them'
as well as the other Spanish prisoners
In the hope Of compelling Spain to recos-
nlse the Independence 0f the Islands.
From Tarlac 10 Bamban, about two
thirds OF the way, the commissioners
Travelled by train on the Manila
Dugapan railway. The remainder OF
the Journey from Bamban TO Angeles
they made on foot. escorted by handsome
ly-mounted Filipino cavalry. They were
received between the outposts by mem
Der OF General MacArthurs stan, and
we're brought by train to Manila.
GILMORE AT BINGAT.
There are fourteen American prisoners,
they say. at Tarlac. all Of whom are
well treated. Lieutenant Gilmore, of the
United states gunboat, Yorktown, who
fell into the hands Of the insurgents az
Baler. on the east coast Of Luzon. last
April. where the Yorktown had gone on
special mission 20 relieve the Spanish gar
rison. is at Bingat.
The commissioners have brought let
the murdered Filipino general. Luna, who
wish 10 avenge the assassination by
Aguinaldo's officers and who asks per-
sonal interview with the Military Gov
ernor.
According TO the commissioners state
ment. Agliinaldo, who is still at Tarlac
with 5000 troops, wishes 10 continue the
war, although he has n high opinion OF
the American officers and soldiers. Cen
eral Lawton, he calls "El General de Ia
Noche" Ohe night generaD. because that
commander has attacked him so often in
the darkness that he never knows when
TO look for him.
WE'LL OFF IN ARMS.
Aguinaldo Is said 10 be well supplied
with arms and ammunition. and is able
to get plenty Of rice from the northern
provinces
With the Spanish Commissioners came
a large number Of women. the families
Of eight prominent officers Of the Filipino
army. who recently applied 70 General
OTIS for permission 20 send their families
20 Manila Upon the receipt OF the Mil
tary Governors reply. the nature u
which has not been disclosed. the women
and children started under escort from
Tarlac for the American lines. When
they arrived to-day General Macarthur
compelled them to halt about mile be-
yond our outposts. whore they will re-
main while their credentials are being
examined
ADMINISTRATION EXTENDED.
WASHINGTON, oct. So.-Word has
been received here Of the further extern
sion Of civil administration In the towns
adjacent 20 Manila. These include Pasig,
Tngnlg and Patcroa, where elections have
been held under the direction 81 the miH-
tary officials In order 10 secure a full
quota n native officers 10 carry on the
civil affairs of tho towns.
An order from the Eighth Army Corps
also directs the election of a new mayor
az linus. as the one formerly chosen has
failed 10 exercise his functions Of late.
and Is thought to have gone over 10 the
insurgents.
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GENERAL HENRY DEAD.
Given a Military Burial at Arlington
Cemetery Yesterday

WASHINGTON. oct 30.-General Guy
V. Henry was given military burial at
Arlington to-day. his grave being close
10 the Temple Of Fame, and within sight
of that OF his old commander General
Crook
The President, the Secretary of War
and other members of the Cabinet at
tended the services. both at the church
and at the cemetery.
The military escort consisted OF a bat
terry Of artillery. Troop I. OF the Third
Cavalry. now stationed al Fort Myer,
where General Henry was once IN com
mand. and the members Of the Guy v.
Henry garrison. a coiored veterans as
ISOLATION. comprising many of the old
troopers Of the 10Th Cavalry, who served
under Henry In the West.
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ACnlncner Shooting.

CULPEPER. VA. oct 3O-speciaL-A
serious shooting affair occurred last night
near Eggborusvllle. when Charles Banks
(c0lored) shot Roland Amager and his
companion. Frances Sutton laiso colored)
as they were leaving Beulah Baptist
church. Amager being shot in the thigh
over the heart. and IN the shoulder The
Sutton woman received two balls. one
IN TIE thigh. the other In the shoulder
Joe Washby. q friend Of Amager ac-
cused Banks OF stealing This enraged
Banks, who told Arnager that he intended
Killing Washby on sight Amagcr. as a
friend Of Washby's. warned him Of his
danger and AZ q reward for his treachery
as considered by Banks. was shot as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-31
ADMIRAL DEWEY
TO BE MARRIED
Announces His Engagement to Mrs.
W. B. Hazen,
WIDOW OF GENERAL HAzEN,
Formerly Chief Signal Officer OF the
United States Army-Thc Date
for the Wedding Has
Not Been Fixed.

WASHINGTON, oct. S.-Admiral
Dewey announced 70 some Of his more
Intimate friends tonight the fact Of his
engagement TO Mrs. W. 3. Hazen. Of this
city.
Mrs. Hazen Is the widow Of General
Bozen. formerly chief signal officer OF the
army. who died about ten years ago.
and is a sister Of John r. Mclean Demo
ctatle candidate for Governor Of Ohio
Mrs. Hazen has no chilren' and since
her husbands death has made her home
with her mother she IS a woman Oh
large means. about forty years on age,
and popular IN the best social circles OF
washington. The date for the "euu'"s
has not been fixed.
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The GerInan ilmperor.

BERDIN. oct 30-Emperor Williams
farewell message 90 the British Royal
Dragons. of which regiment he is hon
orary colonel, on their departure for
South Africa. expressing His Nasty
hope that all might return "unscathed
and we'll" is generally taken as proof
of Germanys official neutrality. one OF
the evening papers referring TO the dis
patch points out its high political signih-
canoe and says it is the best answer TO
"Pan-American German Leagues" An
glophobia and predictions Of foreign
Intervention which Germany IS TO play q
leading part"
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BOOM IN COAL TRAFFIC.
High Rates viii Increase American
Shipping.

The payment OF a freight rate Of g a
ton on coal from Baltimore 20 Boston
TO two $500 ton schooners and one Of
$500 tons. as reported last Thursday, was
an event that has never before been re-
corded since tho fore and oft rugged ves-
sci assumed such proportions. Should
these rates be maintained for any length
OF time. as now seems apparent. wooden
ship building along the American coast
will take n boom such as has heretofore
been unknown. When vessels OF this
size could be run at profit with the
rates OF freight % and 60 cents 10 Boston
and sometimes as low as IS cents. the
dividends they will declare for their
owners at the present rate can be i'm
agined.
The good old times much talked about
In shipping circles can no longer be held
IN comparison with the present. because
az the existing rates Of freight, coupled
with the size OF vessels and their econOm-
teal management In these days, floating
property will be- a better investment than
Il has ever been. Already some OF the
Delaware and New Jersey shipyerds
which have been slumbering for years. are
beginning 10 show signs OF activity. one
local firm Is reported as having contracted
for new 100e-ton schooner, which will
be the first sailing vessel Of any size
built on the Delaware for years. 1t IS
stated that many other local owners.
who have allowed the size OF their fleets
10 dwindle down in late years. owing to
hard times. VIII contract for large carry
ing schooners for the coal trade.
The opinion seems 10 be that the pres
ent rates will be maintained for some
time 10 come. and to-day vessels are re-
ceiving for carrying coal 10 Boston al
most three times the freight they did
year ago. This changed condition Of
affairs IS due 10 the fact that there ex-
lists a scarcity Of available tonnage For
many years none of the lost vessels have
been replaced by the building Of others
PHILADELPHIA Press.
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r. ?. W. GARNETT.
LOOKING AFTER THE TITLE.
Government officials Inspecting Re
Gently Purchased Norfolk PROPERTY

NORFOLK. VA. Oct 3D.-Special-The
Cedar Grove - wet dock site case was
before Judge Thomas il. Wilcox. special
commissioner. to-day. The title 20 the
lands recently acquired by the government
are being looked into.
Admiral Endicott. chief. Of the Bureau
of Yards and Docks OF the Navy Depart
rnent. CAPTAIN Asserson. chief Of the
Bureau Of Yards and Docks al the Brook
lyn Navy Yard. and other gentlemen fra
the Department al Washington. represent
INK the government are present and the
titles 10 the property are being rigidiy eX-
amincd.
The Improvement OF the property IL is
stated. vii begin shortly after an Ques-
iions as 10 the title shall have been set
az rest as 81 IS expected they viii be dur
ing this hearing.
The property lies adjoining St Helena
on the Berkeley side u the Elizabeth river
IN conformation with the Norfolk Navy
Yard.
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Argument i'm Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. oct. 3O-The United
States Supreme Court to-day heard argu-
ment on a case involving the right Of the
Board OF Education Of Richmond county,
Georgia. TO establish a high school for
whites in Augusta without also estab-
fishing a high school for colored children.
The case involves the construction OF
the Federal Constitution. and has at
tracted considerable attention. Former
u. S Senator Edmonds appeared for the
colorcd people. and Messrs. ]. Ganahl
and f. IL. Miller for the Board OF Edu-
cation.
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MUMM'S THE PROPER THING,
viii lie Used 1t the Launching and
EloM az The Jefferson.

A pint OF Mumm's very finest cham
pagne will b. used to christen the Shu-
brick. Usually a quart Of the sparkling
fluid IS devoted 10 a launching, but the
idea Of proportion governed in the choice
OF quantity for the Shubricks baptism.
Tie bottle IS very elegant affair. Sill
Yer wires muzzle the stopper, which IS
four or five inches long, and made Of solid
silver.
The wine IS o. present from the makers
~ NUNS. and was presented through
the company's representative. Mr.. Muir
rhv SON of Senator Murphy, of New
York.
Manager Fly. of the Jefferson, stated
last night that Mumm's would be used
exclusively in the hotel to-day, Presi-
dent Mckinley and the members Of the
DISTINGUISHED official party from Wash
ington will be- wen provided for.
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Yellow Jack Near Home.

RRIDGETON. n. J.. oct. @-Resi-
dents Of Carmel little hamlet six miles
east OF here. are wildly excited over az
case Of yellow fever, and there is pos
siblity Of an exodus from there, which
will not be pleasing TO Bridgeton people.
A Russian. who arrived at Carmel yes
terday, is the afflicted man. He was
sorely i'll when he left the way train at
the little station. and his friends, becOm-
ing alarmed as he grew worse. sent for
DR.. Greenwood The physician at once
pronounced the case yellow fever and
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ASKS TO Be RELIEVED.
Captain Dyer Requests Relief of Com
maud of Havana Station.

MELROss. MASS. oct. 9O-special.-
Captain y VI. Dyer L. 5. y, who com
manded the Baltimore at the Manila fight,
and who has been assigned 10 Havana TO
command the naval station there, has
asked TO be relieved of that duty. He
has forwarded TO the Navy Department
an Washington a certincatu| as TO hi
physical condition, and a request for re-
lief from duty accompanied the certif-
cate While not a sick man, Captain
Dyer is not In a good condition TO un-
dertake active work at present.
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TIE DAHLGREN SATISFACTORY.
Developed Speed Of Thirty Knots on
Her Trial n Bath, Me.

WASHINGTON, oct 3o-The Navy
Department has received the following
teleeraphlc preliminary report from
Captain Emory. member Of the Naval
Trial Board upon the speed trials Of the
torpedo boat DahlRren.
Bath. Ntaiue.-Dahlgren speed trial
completed. for So consecutive minutes
developed speed OF 90 knots. Machinery,
scagoing and manoeuvering qualities sat-
isfactory."
The Dahgren was to have made 90 and
one half knots under the terms Of the
contract but provision is made for her
acceptance If she should not fall more
than half n knot below that speed. though
with a slight deduction in that case from
the contract price
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yicc-P,esident OF Plant system.

SAVANNAH. GA. oct. 30.-Iresident
r. G. Irwin. Of the Plant system tnls
afternoon confirmed tho report from
louisville. Ky. last night that stuart X;
Knott formerly Of the LoulsYAie anu
Nashville. had been appointed Hia' VICE
president Of the Plant system, 49, o.,
Mr. Knott VIII have his headquarters lil
this city. and will be directly 10 cha.Sie
Of the management OF the physical sile
of the property President IRWIN u9f
Inc himself chiefly 10 the financial side
Nr Knots salary Will De $1,000 per
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-31

OGDENSBURG, y. Y, oct. 2.-Fiye
thousand tons OF coal are burning In the
yards Of the Ogdens1urg Coal and Towing
Company. The fire started more than a
week ago. and SIS supposed TO have been
caused by spontaneous combustion.
The fire compauie- are helpless. as the
water turned upon the soft coal seems 70
generate gas and aeeravates the flames.
A gang Of men are working 20 remove il.
but the smoke is binding and the heat 50
intense that they make little headway.-
Philadelphia Press.
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FALL. RIVER, MASS. oct. 3Q.-The
mill operatives OF Fail River through
their representatives in the Textile CQunI-
eli to-day asked for an increase ~ lo
per cent. IN wages, to take effect NoFeih-
Der 18th.
The manufacturers. through the com
mittee replied they had no power 20
grant the Increase asked. but would reier
the request back 20 their association TOT
Instructions $1,000,
the uroceedings were harmonious and me
discussion NIll
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THE TIMES: RICHMOND VA TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1899

ordered the house quarantined. Guards
are now Stationed on the grounds about
the place and provisions FOR those In the
house are placed on a rock hfy yards
from the door where the occupants can
get them. The farmers In the neigh
borhood dislike the idea Of quarantine
duty. but prefer standing guard 10 hav-
ing the plague through tho village.-Phil-
adeiphia Times.
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DAINGERFIELD WILL CASE.
Jury Finds Verdict in Accordance
with Recent Compromise.


ALEXANDRIA. VA, oct 3O.-Special.
The celebrated Daingerheld VIII contest
case was settled this morning in the Cir
cult Court, before Judge Nicol The jury
after being out a few minutes returned
the following verdict: 1--WE. the jury.
find and ascertain that the last will and
testament Of Eliza r. Daingerheid by the
Circuit Court of the city of Alexandria TO
be the true last viii and testament of Mrs.
Dalngerheld."
(signeO r. =. W GARRETT.
Foreman.
As before stated IN The Times. COM
promise was made in which the defendant,
Efhe Daingerneld paid the plaintiff, Mrs.
Virginia Daingerheld and her children
$500 The grounds for the contest was
undue influence used by the defendant
over testatrix. The estate Is said TO be
worth $1,000.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Kidwen.
who died yesterday. took place this after
noon. Rev G. =. Ball officiating. The
deceased was ninety-eight years OF age.
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guished patient, and II the l2ttcrs heath In
permitted. would go out or'Ving WIN
him. ,. "a bs,
The night the Vice-President ana DIS
family loft their home here ior the SEA,
side The President came 20 the NOUS anu
remained until the carriages comic tiiis
Tho nartv had LEFT for The ralIrolo sLa-Ion.
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WASHINGTON. oct @.-Admiral
Dewey to-day took possession OF MS ne"
home Preparations for the move nave
been going forward for several Gays.
To-day the last of the furniture was ar
ranged I'm the new home and the adInig"l .
t-,,rlrs we're brought up from the apart
ments he has been occupying at the
Everett
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10 Iloridn to Marry.

Assistant Manager Green, Of the Jeiter-
SON left sunday night for St Augustine
Florida. where he will be married on
wednesday. From Florida MI Green
and bride viii n to Washington ana
New York on the honeymoon journey.
returning to Richmond the latter part
Of next week.
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GEORGE BARTLE DEAD.
The Oldest Clerk OF the State Depart
mcnt Dies in Washington.

WASHINGTON oct 30.-George Bartle,
the oldest clerk in the State Department
Keeper of the Great Seal" who was
appointed by Secretary Buchanan In is45,
and was q close friend OF Daniel Web
ster. died here last night at his resi-
dcuCe
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Mrs. Alice Battle


EI,Y.-Died nj her residence Seventeenth
and stockton streets. Manchester. Mrs.
GEORGE Q. ELY, In the slxty-eighth
year of her age.
Funeral took place from the residence
yesterday evening az o'clock.
BOLTCN.-Died. saturday October 2sth.
al II p. NJ, al the residence OF her
father Christopher Bolton. at Laurel.
Va MISC MAZDA BOLTON. In the
twentv-seventh year OF her age.
Funeral took place from the above
residsnca Monday afternoon a. 3 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-31
Distributing Fish.

MACON Ga. oct 9o-Mr. G. Brown,
IS charge OF a fish commission car g In
the city He winds up % tour OF the state
here during which he has distributed
something Ike 36.m00o young fsh. The
varieties distributed are principally
rainbow trout. black bass ana Dream. He
goes from here 10 Chattanooga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-31
Hampden-sidncy. o: VIM. and Mary, O..

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. oct. 30-Spe-
cial-The game Of football on the COL
lege campus this afternoon between VIII
Ham and Mary and Hampden-Sidney re-
suled IN victory Of 20 o in favor Of
the visitors The day was rainy and
gloomy. but this did not deter the crowd,
which was very enthusiastic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-31
THE PHILIPPINE COMMISSION
Held It's First Meeting In Washington
Yesterday Dewey Present.

WASHINGTON, oct So-The Philip
pine Commission held fits first meeting at
the quarters selected for them in the Ar
lington Hotel. Professor schurman
reached Washington this morning and
went 70 the Commissions rooms where
Admiral Dewey and Colonel DENLY were
waiting. Professor Worcester was tbs
last 20 arrive and the commission sat
down 10 business soon after 1890. Ii was
announced before the meeting that all
the sessions would be secret and mono
OF the deliberations would be made pub
lie until the commission had finished its
lab0rs.
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ATRAIN DERAILEO.
The Memphis Express Jumps the
Track, Iniurlng Eight Persons.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 3o-Spreading
rails caused the Memphis express. Of the
Illinois Central. to leave the track to-
night just inside the city limits. and two
coaches were overturned. The injured
were: Dr.. Kipleuger New Orleans. Miss
Mary Strauon. Alexandria; L. A Tres
clair. Thlbcdeaux. J.. n. Mccall, Mccall
La, Joseph Giro Hanson City; Felix
Barber. Assumption; irwin J. Grant
Natchcz; Choosam. New ORLEANS;
Messrs Tresciair and Barber were the
most seriously injured.
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THE ISLAND GUAM,
The Governor Has to Exile Friars 10
Overcome Their Hostile Influence.

Overcome Their Hostile Influence.
WASHINGTON, oct. 30-The Navy De-
partment RS received q report from Cap
tain Leary, the naval Governor OF the
Island Of Guam. in the Ladrones. He has
already been obliged 20 adopt heroic
measures 10 ensure proper adminlstra-
ton of affairs there.
captain Leary soon learned that his au-
th0rity as Governor was being subvcrted
and every one of the measures OF reform
which he proposed was being defeated by
the hostile influence Of the Friars.
After exhausting an other means 10
overcome this influence. Captain I.eary
reported that he was obliged % notify half
a dozen Friars that they might have free
transport away from Guam. and he should
expect them 60 avail themselves Of the
offer. That left but one Friar in the island
and he was a man whose character and
reputation was such as satisfied Captain
Leary of his fitness 70 remain.
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SchaeCer Defeated.

NEW YORK. oct 2o-The first nights
play I'm the eo-point cushion carom bill
lard match between Slosson and Schaeter
tonight resulted in an easy victory for
slosson. schaefer being out played by 300
points aglnst IS.
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roIncrcase Grain Duties.

BERLIN. oct 8O-It IS semi-onlciaily
asserted that the increase m haVai eN-
penditure will be betrayed by the Increase
OF grain duties in 1893 which Is expected
to produce a surplus OF ninety million
marks.
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rrprpTON. GA. oct. S0.-The Pearl
co,fcn mills al this place has decided 90
double its capacity. The machinery has
been contracted FOR, and viii be put ~
a. soon as the necessary arrangements
~ the mills can be made.
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,inIineuxs Trial.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-The trial Of
Roland B. Molineux, charged with the
murder Of Mrs. Catherine ]. Adams, will
begin on November 18th, probably In the
criminal branch OF the Supreme Court.
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APrincess Married.

LONDON. oct. 3o-Princess Isabel Of
Orleans SISTER OF the Duke OF Orleans.
and Prince Jean Of orleans We're married
at ST. Raphers church, kingston lhis
afternoon.
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you were out when / ealled las'
night"
What hour was that!
Nine O'Clock"
Yes. was about $50 out, Inc game
had been on an hour. -fhiiaaeipn'a
North American.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II It fails
to cure. f. W. Groves signature is Oh
each box, 25c.
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above. Washby. the direct cause Of the
trouble. was unmolested.
Banks. after the shooting, made his es-
cape.
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OTIS SKINNER QURRANTINEO.
The Savannah Board Refuses TO Allow
the Actor to Appear There.

SAVANNAH. GA, oct 3O-The
Savannah Quarantine Board to-day re-
fused to allow Otis Skinner the actor to
come here and play tomorrow might be-
cause he has been I'm New Orleans during
The past ten days. and refused TO permit
w G. Stubbs. director OF the Louisiana
Experiment Station 10 come. Skinner
and his companions offered 10 come with
out scenery or baggage.
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county. lie was p gallant Confederate
soldier. and served with conspicuous
bravery as the coi0r-bearer Of the sixth
Virginia Cavalry or the Army Of North
ern Virginia. During the last days Of
the Confederacy be was elected by COM
rades AT arms as a member Of the Viz
enla House of Delegates from Clark
county. Since the war he has followed
farming and milling for a living.
lie was a member Of the J. +. B. Stu
art Camp Of Confederate Veterans OF this
county and is a brother Of John X,
Castleman, "A well known citizen OF this
county a widow and two sons and twd
daughters survive him. His remains
were brought here and VIII be inferred In
Greenhill cemetery Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Alice Battle.
AsHEVILLE, n c.. oct 3.-Mrs.
Alice Battle. wife OF Past-Assistant Sur
geon William Battle retired 81 the
United States Navy. and daughter Of
Rear-Admiral George T.. Belnap. retired.
Is dead. Consumption was the cause Of
her death.