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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-19

There is time for all things. The time to
take DeWitt's Little Early Risers is when
you are suffering from constipation, bilious
ness, sick headache, indigestion or other
etorlsch or liver troubles. Edgar Warfeld,
ir,, corner King and Pitt streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-19
MONETARY AND COlINER,.l,7

New York. June 19.--Another i-,....,
opening was recorded by the stock may s.tesaIi'
DAY; Sugar rose i n per cent. and wake ra'Ae' g.
~ the Improvement. The railway il, i ~
ed irregular declines but Subsequent, ut aa''
slightly. 4'U''y Tailed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-19
The Markers.

Chicago, June 19.-The market closed as
follows: Wheat-July 76Aa763s; May =.
Corn-July 34Aa347s; May -. Oats-July
243sa244a May -. Pork May -.
Georgetown. June 19.-Wheat 7Oa77.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-19

Todsy's Schedule Baltimore at Louis.
vile; Brooklyn a: Cleveland; Boston at Chi
cago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Washing
ton at st. Louis New York at Pittsburg.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely digesta
food within the stomach and intestines ard
renders all classes Of food capable of being
assimilated and converted into strength Civ.
ing and tissue building substances. Edgar
Wardeld, jr., corner King and Pitt streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-19

Philadelphia Cattle Market. June be ne.
Cattle were in good demsnd and Win 'sI'
run prices advanced. Quotations were &; ~. w.
lows; Extra size. good 5ls95@sc, mea'.-
4a.a5c common 4asa5c per ID. Sheep a u.
Lambs were active and Jim. Inc quOr
tions were as follows: Extra 1906 b.
4Aa4lac, medium 3s..a4c, common -+ :a,.1,
per Id; fall lambs 5s6+.c per loi 'F,,7.
lambs Case per lb. Hogs were in sessola.' ,
request at 5laa5a.c per ID for best "ei'e y,
and 5Aa54ac per ID for other gFsIc' TIN
cows were dull at 2laa39ic pc, lo "a ~ -.
Cows were in fair demand at slVe-U
head. Veal calves were rather inactive a. s >;
a7c per lb. Mich Cows were stesdy a. IN
to S45 per head. Dressed BeeVea "e'' -'-
at Cassie per ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-19

Chicago Cattle Market, June 11.-Caitle-
There was the usual Saturday lack o. offer
ings in cattle and the market was practical!
nominal one; few medium grades Of caIi!'
were disposed of at previous quotation;
Hoes.-There was good demand for los
but offerings were liberal and prices aveia..'
about 21ac lower; light hogs sold at - 10,
S7ta, mixed lots S365a3 So heavy ), o.
as So; pigs So 25a3.75 snd culI' Si1A
$50. Sheep.-Prices for sheep and lsnn
were strong at the recent advance oieF'l!
were light; sheep sold at 81 5Os5. % toT n. ~
ferior to prime lots, ewes selling at s-oN
4.5O, and heavy export sheep at . yt,,
lings $5.25a5. So; clipped lamts y 90 y.
6.1O, Colorado wooded lambs Sb.0Uaoo'
and spring lambs S6.50aT 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-19
Alexandria Market. June 10.

The market opened firm, the speculative
market being active, but there is no chal.:
to note in quotations. The offerings Of wHeh
are light but the new crop will soon be MAJ
keted. Country Produce is quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-19
DIED.

On Saturday, June II, at 4 80 p. NJ,
HARRISON KIRK, in the 8Oth year of his
sge Funeral tomorrow Tuesday, evening
at o'clock from his late residence, No. 41O
Queen street Friends are invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-19
POET OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 10. ~.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Schr L NJ Deering, for Washington v''''''
at Bath 18th inst. -. poru
Bark Doris, for this port, cleared al f'-'
Gorda 18th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-19

DoLK MILLER's INSECT POWDER
L Just received fresh supply of POLK
MILLER'S ITALIAN INSECT POWDER st
WAKEFIELD & HALLS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-19

- BARRELS extra choice NEW ORLEANS
y MOLASSEs received direct to-day, De-
cember %, by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-19

G1INE LINE INDIA LINENS, Striped
II Muslins, &c., az eli prices. 4O-iach
wide India Linen at So and loo Per yard ST
A. G. SLAYMAKER,S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
More Than a Week Has Passed Since
He Was Heard From.
SEARCH TO BE MADE FOR HIM.
Dcputy Marshal West. of Norf"'ks
VIII Proceed To Accomac }"
Quest of Him Unless ridines
Arc Received Very
shortly - Nystcr~
iOus Case.

United states Deputy Marshal Sam.
Bendit. Of Marshal Morgan Treats Once,
Is missing. aud fears are entertainer
that he may have met with foul play.
Mr.. Bcnd.t left Richmond on June 7th.
tor Norfolk. In company with Marshal
Treat with the Fdsis. who we're taken
thore to be tried for passing counterfeit
coin
TO MAKE AN ARREST.
lie was detained in Norfolk for about
a week rs a wlress. Last Monday -
Tuesday Mr. Trcas sent him 10 Accomac
county TO arrest a man there VINO Is al
legged TO De a dangerous character
Since that time nothing has been heard
from Mr. Bendit and unless some udinss
reach Norfolk within the next few days
q party. headed by Deputy Marshal West
of that city. Will be sent 10 Accomac 10
search for him.
MR. TREAT TO RETURN
Marshal Morgan Treat who has been
n Norfolk ou business ever since the
trial of The Fasis is expected 70 return
to Richmond to-day. unless he decides TO
20 10 Accomac % assist IN the search for
bis deputy.
Mr. Bcndit has held a position In the
United states Marshars office only since
the appointment OF Mr. Treat TO that
place. and bis experience has, therefore,
been somewhat limited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
MANY PERISH IN
A BIG COAL MINE
An Explosion Ia a Canadian C0Iliery
Followed by An Appalling
Loss Of Life,
Loss OF Lie,

NORTH SYDNEY g. U.. Juno lf-The
mos. 4uuaNi.e disaster iU f.. history nf
Cane Breton coal mining occurred If fn.
Caledonia mime. ar GI.re BHE t.r IIin-
r.uaI cnHferv nf tne Dominion HaHI oHu-
paur. To-day. wh.n tw0 explosions oc-
.urr.1 causing Ihc death Of eleven men.
fr.uu.re Thomas Johnson tle unler-
Ground manager uf thc works. aud nlYth-
OPP of tne assistant manager of tHe Da-
mnl0n Coal Company Up to noon tfn
bodies haI hena r.oovorcI Ihe names
VI the victims follow.
THE DEAD.
Thomas Johnson. underground 4aa"-
aeer. Soil NlD0raId o' iirIoN. J'Nh
Doyle ST.. John Doyle. di- ai'pa % Mc-
CormIck of Sydney, Alex nnef +- b'n-
aId Cape North. William SIMPSON 'i'i-
c1m NTcAuicy Roy q A.eboieIiI, Ar
imr Grant, M.ss'ne-Donalu Martin.
The explosion occurred in lhe "st rit
at d.pta of about imee-a quarter ol
mile and was caused ns gas "h.n Nt"
accumulated n the o'o W'iNi'f'. t''
ful force of men empIo>'o I'D 'l' inile
at night is about l" hut ine n..ii .Hl.
bad Iust stopped WORK aAa aH nN- ABOUT
sixty had leit tne mine.
MORE MISSING
Thc officials OF ihe mi'' were among
the first to reach The SHAFT tale
OF the men showed that same iifeescofe
were mis- ine hut moment later
number of the miners appeared. having
escaped by slope. Ileio were about
twenty-five in tho company who were
able 90 report their presence i0 iAo ank-
'ous friends at the SHAFT but several
others who had managed i' sr' out ol
the slope bad fallen. overcome oy ok
haustion 0r the fumes "nIcn ihey mao
inhaled When these hao heeh HHmptie'
DO was evident That az ieaal twenty men
and possibly thirty Aid 'r1 cut OH
bE fhc explosion ana p'f-snea.
The roscuiug party were confronted
with many difficulties; men, women and
children hung about the opening of tho
SLOPE. weeping and distracted. Down
below pitchy darkness prevailed. light
od by occasional brilliant bursts of the
c0nnagrauon raging through the pit. The
lamps of The rescu.ng party shed feeble
CLEANS. and the volunteers gr0pcd their
way down into the mine the poisonous
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
HAS
DECLINED TO ACT
Radicals Object to His Selections -
The PugiIistic Count Sentenced.
Duel Over Dreyfus,

PARIS. June lG-M. ro.ncare called "t
the Elysee Palace for fhc purpose of in-
forming President Louu0t thal Doc dee
cunes to form cabinet The reason
for his declilati0n is understood ip nf
due tp. tine objection oi tlr h.Al'"la 'o
the presence of Nm Robot and blfthou
fu f6a Cabinet while M pu.ucare wished
them 90 join him in the Ministry
81 Poiucare's decision was reached
after "A long conference with MN. bri--
SON. Serrion and M0ngiet. Ktdi ais VINO
finally refused to agree to lhe cohll-
uons ON which 81. poiucare offered theh
representation iu the cabinet
THE COUNT CONVICTED.
PARIS. june f6-The Correctional Po-
lice Court to-day sentenced Domie dc
Dion. Comte dAublguy and 'omte
d'Assy to a fortnight .n prison and pay
lD francs fine Tor participation in the
disturbances at Auteun june an
Others were sentenced 10 imprisonment
for one month TO three months on the
same charge.
DUELS OVER DREYFUS.
BRFgT FRANCE. June l6.-As the
outcome Of quarrels over the Dreyfns az
fair. two dueis were fought here to-day
between two officials. naval and ariil-
lery. and Professors az the Pubic
schools. one of each profession was
wounded.
ANOTHER TRIAL
PARIS. June i6-Senator Pierre Wal
deck Rousseau has accepted the task of
constructing n cabinet. NJ. Delcasso hav-
Ing declined u is believed that strong
pressure was brought 20 bear upon II.
Waldeck-R0ussoau, who arrived TO-DAY
from TOulon. but az the Socialists ana
Radicals vertually dominate The situation
no combination is likely TO be long lived.
N. Poincare complains bitterly that ne
offered every possible concession 10 the
Radicals. bur they wanted. he SAYS, 20
have everything in their own hands. Tie
declares that he has had enough Of cabi-
net making. and win not be In L hurry
to return 10 the task.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
SUMMARY OF T0-DAY'S NEWS.

Many railway agents TO be dropped
from the service.
A Richmond girls story Of the col
usion between the Hamilton ana the
Macedonia.
deputy United states Marshal sam.
Bcndt missing. and fears OF foul pay
entertained A..
nosition of rector Of Washington and Lee
University.
-The SAD story OF Cuban reconcen-
An advance predicted in the price OF
coal .s,.
A little boz drowned while bathing
-The ccusls piums go 20 Martin men
Governor Tyler invited 10 an anti
~ STATE NEWS.
car builders adjourn.
To organize naval reserves 81 Ne"-
port NeWs.
-Ea N Congressional district VIII have
four appointments IA the census bureau
-rsorth Carolina farmer dies from
puppys bite. Mt. .,,.,x.
a travelling man commits suicios'
GENERAL NEWS.
Acuinaido reported u have led an in
sursent attack On san Fernando.
.-Barrows. the kidnapper, gets fourteen
years: Carrie Jones four.
am. interesting evidence ~ -
trusts given before the commission.
sneedv trial and conviction Of
negro In Georgia.
Tho stock OF w NJ Jacobs, the stamp
counterfeiter sold.
FOREIGN NEWS.
-Nansen says II - possible Andre nay
be alive in Greenland.
Al. Poincare declines to form rev
French Cabinet.
-Two French officers hsht duel oSoe
Dreyfns.
yellow fever makes It's appearances -
Havana.
until Monday.
ADMIRAL Dewey sails from sinsapsgo
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
THE PEACE CONGRESS.
The Drifting Committee Has Adjourn
ed over lntii Monday.

TIE HAGUE, June iG-The Drafting
Committee for the arbitration tribunal
scheme. which should have met to-day
adjourned us sitting % Monday next
The osiensib.e reason for the ADJOURN
melf was the absence 81 baron bs-
g. .nclcs De Constant. Of the trehSn
d.. auon. who drew up the minutes.
r t4 nns-ible. however. that the dele
safes had not received sufficient instruc-
iions from their respective governments
TO mako further progress
The delegates DO not regret the oppor-
muity of ID few days more time 10 de-
Uborate. THE difficulty now chiefly con-
ei-ts in reccncling a scheme of the other
mowers with the Views OF Germany, but
the prospect Is more hopeful.
Even if no agreement should D" rea'n-
ed au arbitration organization VIII
nevertheless DE arranged and win remain
open to such of the powers AZ are NOT
able to sign now. Ira the meantime every
effort VIII be made 10 meet the German
Views
THE naval section. first committee met
To-day and received the report OF count
sotpk a majority Of The section VIII
favor the prohibition OF explosives IN.
tended to spread asphyxiating gas, ana
Che use of rams on warshipS-
THE question ~ limiting the gun call
rrmsin undecided pending the receipt
of instructions from the various govern
monts.
LONDON june. lG-Tne correspondent
~ tho Daily Ncws AZ The Hague. VINO
asks whether The Kaiser has found his
road tc Damascus says:
Twelve of thc leading delegates took
luncheon yesterday with Mr.. White. or
the American delegation and discussed the
proposed central bnrenu % permanent
tribunal str Julian Pauncefote suggest.
ol that tho control Of the bureau should
Doc vested ir the Dutch government but
The Americans raised the objection 'ha''
AS Holland is monarchy. such an ar.
ranpomcnt would hurt the feelings OF
the citizens OF a free republic.
"sr Julian Pauncefoto thoreu2on sug-
.yostol making Tho Hague the seat ~ a
permanent bureau. composed OF the resi-
dont members OF the foreign states NJ
White suggested that the Dutch Minister
o., Foreign Affairs should preside over
the bureau. and 10 this Sir Julian as
srutcl'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
CENSUS BUREAU PATRONAGE,
Each Congressional District 20 Have
Four appointments.

WASHINGTON june 6.-spcciai-
rono.tor Brady after sec.ng Director Oh
ho Census Merriam to-day said chat
bi. understanding is Chat caeh CONE
pos .,..r.ot tu Virginia niu have iour
.',..irtro.ats n the Census Bureau i"'
..,,lf bv .hc Democratic Consfe-sn'"
.n5 tuo by thc opposition party
rr. Senators win have tho naming OF
.t.r.. +r...n.mouis each. This rule is
to aun,y to au of the Southern states.
Rrnro .enativc Enos stated to-day mae
.ftar consultation N..h Engineer wilson
~ fhe war Department Doe has decid'd
A., Introduce Din at the neNt ei'n
, --r.,.r... looking % the Improvement
of the Apn0matt1E river
Uon John Goode stated This afternoon
tfat ~. bad not yet came to any conc.n-
Sion r.aarHIne DIS candidacy for the
senate against Mr. Martin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
His Last Relative Died from AbsO-
lutte Starvation.
FATHER AND BROTHER KILLED,
Tho child, Who is Only Six Years OF
Age. Has Been Adopted by Miss
Elizabeth scott. and VIII bc
Carefully Reared by
Her - History ofthc
Child.

-
Among Che visitors to Lee camp ii'l
f... ,,...t,,. ,,, t,. ....-iaa Oh the uu-
,..,.-,
NtAiN- "i '"' li1''''
s. EHrl were Miss tl.lanr.h Hcn''
,.-s.t ,,fare of General Eveu and l DE
,..,I ,f Miss
go
as nurses during tho war With Spain.
,fi.. c..tt aff fn. HfTo h0r are eflu-
,,r-,..., .-
plAe "-.I "l''
i-l cast FRANKLIN street, 'u.iie.iN'
naudez s. fhe name o- i.' N..i7 N.'.'"'
and although ho has Only iet.'.i
sixth year, h.s iife has been hiiel I'D
moro sadness IMAM usually li'7
lot of those of mature years.
WENT AS s. NURSE.
Miss Scott wont to Cuoa soma months
ago as nurse iu the hospital %. ihe ni7l
division of tne Seventh Army corps
General Lecs command ON tle SIN oi
hs. February She wa ONE OF a party '-
four-three nurses al snrf. 1n-"n'
,-.r. eyu'or'nc the ruins 0f HliIa ip~A
sh,r+ aiehte.n miles from Hayana. ln
.r ,ff church they found GniIerml and
bfs sfs.a~ saLarMa fernando girl
.f...,. ty.aire wears of ae. Inquiry aud
sub..quant developments showed tnai
their father and brother had been h.l.ei
vnn. serving in tha Cuhan army. Nhrn
VIEWERS henous concentration ,ii.l "..'
INTO effect the mother of the cm'lI-'
carried au seven to Obj. itiIe town NH'l'
They were found. There ."'
trado family with tne exception obi 7"-
harfaa and Gut'iermo dropped OFT one 'F
on. When found Gulermo WAS Nitn'l-
what money he could hg oese.ht. "Nl.
ff. sister also bent her energies I'N"''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
M'KlNLEYS HOLIDAY.
Thc President and Party Leave on
Thcir Trip go the East

llf flfTtUfIi HlN hifN 'tNtf'N ''
rhcir Trip 60 the East.
WASHINGTON. June l6.-Presideni Nc
Kinley and party left here ON a special
train at 5.g0 this afternoon for Holyoke,
northampton and other points in Massa-
chusetts The party comprised President
and Airs Mckinley. Alr. and Mrs. Ahner
Mckinley Mr. and Mss George y. Morse.
of San Francisco. relatives of the Presl-
dent. Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
and Afrs. Allen. Mr. George b Cortelyou.
acting secretary to the President
Messrs. George Barnes and Rudolph For
ester of the White House executive
staff. Dr.. M g. Rixey T.. s. n. the
Presidents phy4icim Miss Ada Barber.
of Canton d.. and Miss Sarah Duncan.
also Of Ohio. who haye been tho guests
of Mrs. Mckinley here. The train VIII
90 over the Albany route and is scheduled
to reach Holy0ke at l0.D to-morfo"
morning and viii leave Adams. Mass
the last point of Itinerary oy the laih ln-
stant. remuing directly 90 Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
TROOPS FOR OTIS.
Army Cannot BE Increased othe Linn
IL Before First Of August.

WASHINGTON. June lf-Under the
most favorable circumstances lt VIII
hardly be possible for the government 10
increase IFS army in the Philippines up
10 the 5000 limit before the ist of Au-
gust. About coo OF the troops destined
for service iu the Philippines. and in-
cluaod ip the proposed 2500 force arc
stlll in this country and Will not bo able
20 reach the scene Of action for five OF
six weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
ANDRE MAY BE SAFE.
DR.. Nansen Says II tie Descended lie
May Now Bc ln Greenland.

STOCKHOLM June 6.-The members
of the photographic Congress We're Ie-
ceived by King oscar at the Royal Castle
to-day. Ills Majesty showed them the
torn dispatch from Prof Andre the MISS
ing Arctic baloanist recently found in
iceland and Dr. Hansen. who examined
g. most carefully. declared that If Andre
had succeeded in descending with his
balloon and taking with him his arms and
ammunition. there was good reason 90
ssi,ne tnat DE had reached Greenland,
where he would probably Doe found by thc
Nath0rst expedition.
lt will Dee impossible 90 hear the result
Of this expedition uutii September.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
INTERESTING STORY.
The Young Lady Tells Of the Great
Crash on the Ocean.
WAS HURLED FROM HER BERTH.
Tho Passengers Calm Throughout the
Trying Timc-Niss EubanlS Quietly
Ate Her supper Amid the Con
fusion -Crcditabic Conduct
orthc Ships Officers
and Crew.


-
''
passenger ou the Old Dominion liner
Hamilton. which sank the Ward Line
...,..... ,r...f,..t, .ff r,n. branch
...-,... Ais. pa,
~. '" jos.
bank came % h'ehi"o"d over '"' i'''"
moud. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
-.sr Whom eaeu last evening at the
....t..- Mo-. r,,,ts, p r,r
~ o- ...., t,.h., .,r.,, ,r.t
Eua1nk who is "a sukingiy handsome
tr,,l. v.,. r.rrotant to fou hor expert.
....... t,..t ,.... araif,. .narsuaaai to do 800.
luss Eub.nk had been visiting in New
York for about month. She planned to
return on Monday Afternoon. but when
She went t0 the Od Dominion offices. she
learned chat the Hamilton would go out
the next day and wishing 20 come %"
that steamer engaged a siateroom. some
oHs 81. o. ',..i, a. +,. tt,b Gsv
W.. ,-..... .....,..rs.itio,.
oi tNe M'Nih. Not "''is
she paid 30 attention ~ ..e a''e'
HLAN D w..
Nhen tne Haml.'n lr.l N." io.N
heavy Ios N"d .e---e' o., ,fi. r,,
ana eAle.lea o41 -9 7,'' , @ t..rs
oanH ine ii-i''l'''' ...,'s [.l6 S.r
ON lne way OUT o.e ,.f.. s..-
until Dig wave .''..l ''.. ..... 1.,, v.,tr,
7allo" as l.' a.'p .-... I'm. os v,ben
-. .-.... .l'.,., o. shan
an elevator goes e'"" @ .l '.-.l .,r,. and
was on oetN ..,..ro,r,
growing Nea't ~. .-' ....... .b.,i,
shorty aLiet 'i-.A '-.- .l-,.
and was thf'"" ll'" l., -,t.os
the room and Was "t
Knowing thal s1me.h.N- u'''9"" "'-
occurred j opened me Winlo" ana 20"
az once that $50 "ere in coiiislon WIN ''',
other vessel was I'7". '''.l '.t ,i,.,
and went ON deck at once. some ~. ..'.
reports of the NreeN r.alel li,a'
excitement prevailed on .Ae li''..l.'.,. o'i
that was OFT -. .,,,r,be~ of
for "a Ntte WINE 'a were .,,i,.
ladies and seniiene" ao9a'4 o. o' -o
lasted short line a""
pamc Captain D'y'e '''' ''l. @..,t'' .,i,,
neer ana Ile 'i"" "''' ..
senser ana '''' .t.lr r,,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
PRICE TWO CENTS.

Miles and General Joseph Wheeler TO
speak here on July fih. big celebration
viii bee held here on that day 10 colilpeni-
crate not only the Declaration OF moe.
pendence. but also the victories acheNel
bv thc North ana South I'm the spanish
war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
MAY FLY OUR FLAG.
The President Issues an order Grant
ing Cuban Vessels The Right

fNH I HbAH t'NNfi~ RAf ati4Ht
WASHINGTON. Juno l6.-Tho followipa1
Is the order OF President Mckinley roia-
tive 20 fags on Cuban vessels:
Executive Mansion
Washington ID O.. june g.
Officers of The customs iH the leland Of
cuba may authorize the clcaraucc under
q permit. f0r foreign ports or ports in
Tho United States cl vessels owned pvior
TO January D. 1885, by residents OF Cuba,
ana owned af the time ol clearance 0y
citizens OF cuba. under distinctive signal
and coasrng permit OF Cuba such yes-
sells may ay The American flag above ihe
distinctive signal. solely for The purpose
OF indicating that che government of the
United states. pursuant fo treaty. has
resumed aud viii discharge the obligations
that may. under international law. result
from the fact of the occupation of Cuba
Tor tho protection OF iife ana property
Ia granting such a clearance under a
permit officers OF the customs will ad-
Wise masters or owners fhat tho clear
ancs under permit and tho use Of the
nag OF the United states hereby au-
ihorized do not confer upon such vessel
any rights or privileges whatever con
6esred upon vessels Of the United States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

CHICAGO. June n-Congressman
Bailey. Of Texas IS expected In Chicago
tomorrow 10 consult with the Chicago
Democratic Congressmen and from the
Northwestern States. regarding the
leadership Of the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
want Miles and Wheeler.

HUNTSVILLE. ALA. June i6.-Ths
Huntsville Chamber Of Commerce to-daI
wired invitations to General Nelson l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
The Expected Work Be-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
HELD UP THE MAIL.
An Express Train Looted by Robbers
ia frdian Territory.


MENA. ARK, June l6-ro-day the
South bound passenger train on the
Kansas city. Pittsburs and Guif road
was held mp by three masked men near
Shady. indian Territory. The engineer
was senallcd 10 stop and on bringing
the train 20 a standstin, guns were
levelied at him. and tho fireman MAS
commanded 10 80 back and cut on the
express car Then they an entered the
cab Of tho engine and ran the cars down
the track a couple Of miles. where they
went through the express and mail ears
securing considerable booty the exact
amount OF which is not known, as the
express company will not give out the
amount OF It's loss.
KANSAS CITY. MO. June l6.-Onloials
OF the Kansas City. Pit,sburg and Gulf
admit the reported mail car robbery, and
say the robbers got only so and reg
istered letter.
HOUSTON. TEN. June i6-A special
from Paris. Texas. says: Late advices
say Joe Tate. John Burns and John
Peterson have been arrested at Poteau.
Indian Territory. after running fight
of half "A mile. for completely I'm the
robbery OF the Kansas city. Plttsburg
and Gulf train last night near Poteau.
They were taken to Fort Smith tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
WEATHER fOREChSH

For VirglnIa-Falr and cont'uueu
weather Saturday: fair snd cool sunday.
light 10 fresh nortberiy winds Deco'"'"e
variable. ,,
North and South carolina-cens." ",'y
Fair and cooler Saturday. pfece"e" ~
showcrs on tho Immediate coa9'' IAN
Sunday: fresh northerly winds.