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ALLEGED DESIGNATIONS.
An Unautho ritative Protest Which VIII
Receive Scant Attention.

Receive Scant Attention.
Washington, Sept 19-President Nc
Kinley recently received protest
against the alleged dissertation of Cath
Ollie church property in the Philippines,
submitted by an organization called
the Metropolitan Truth society. In
considering the matter the government
officials understood that this protest
had some authoritative status. but 1t
appears on inquiry that it does not
come through the responsible official
channels of the church, either in the
apostolic delegation or the hierarchy
of archbishops, and Is therefore the in
dividual representation of private part
les. The regular church authorities
have taken no action relative to the
Philippines, as this has never been sub
mitted to their Jurisdiction. Moreover,
they have observed with satisfaction
that the archbishop of Manila. who
continues to exercise authority in the
Philippines. has co-operated with the
military administration, one of the
latest evidences of this cooperation be-
ing the issuance of a decree including
the Catholic church holidays among
those to be observed in the public
schools. Under such circumstances,
there has been no disposition to make
an issue with the military authorities
and the reported dissertation has been
treated as works of lawless individ-
uals, having no countenance with the
commanding officers. In case of an
authoritative protest 1t would doubt
less be made through the archbishop
of Manila or the apostolic delegate. Nc
reports of dissertations have ever come
from these sources.
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SCHEUREN-KESTNER DEAD,
Drsyf us' Staunchest Friend Succumbs to
to illness.

Paris, Sept. 19.-Kestner, former vice.
president of the senate and champion of
Dreyfus, is dead.
NJ. Auguste Scheurer Kestner, the for
mer vice president of the French sem
ate and foremost champion Of the cause
of Dreyfus, was born Feb H. 1888, at
Mulhouse, Alsace, from which place
the Dreyfus family also hailed. He
was president of the chemical society
of Paris and was a prominent member
of a number OF other societies. He was
political director of the Republique
Francois from 1879 to 1884 and was a
republican in politics. He took a treat
interest in the Improvement of the
working classes. and in 1865 founded a
cooperative society for their benefit
His republican ideas in 1867 caused him
to be sentenced to four months impris-
onment and 1000 francs fine. He was
elected to the national assembly in
1871 and in 1875 he was first elected TO
the senate, of which he afterwards be-
came one of the secretaries and event
uaily one of the vice-presidents. He
was defeated for reelection as vice.
president Jan. 10, 1898. He has written
extensively on chemistry.
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UNDERSTANDING MAY YET BE HAD.
Reply of President Kruger to the British
Note yariously Commented Upon.

Pretoria, Sept. 19.--The reply of the
government to the latest British note is
variously commented upon, but the
Pretoria Press, printed in English and
Dutch, and other papers profess to be-
lieve that a joint commission will yet
be held and there is still possibility
that an understanding will be reached.
The volkstein declares that In the
event of war; Holland will send an am
bulance corps to the Transvaal. The
volksraad. as a matter of urgency, to-
day referred the new draft law, provid-
ing for the oonfscation of the property
of persons found guilty of treason and
Iese majestic. to a special committee for
consideration and report.
At the request of President Kruger
the chamber then went into secret SEES
sion
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PRISON GATES TO Open
Continued from Page One)

euted for committing an outrage upon
the army, for his decision amounts to
tnls BY stroke of the pen he mas
destroyed the effect of the sentences of
two court martials and has declared
that two military courts have lied"
The Soir adds: The affair has be-
come grave when the chief of state
assumes the leadership of the anti
military movement and pardons con-
fessed traitor under tn epreteXt that
fessed traitor under the pretext that
once"
The Droits del Homme, socialist or
gan, says: Our task remains the same
after as before the liberation of Drey-
fus, to continue the campaign against
all those who are responsible for the
lamentable affairs and unmask the
forgers, traitors and false witnesses,
even though they may be covered with
glittering decorations"
The Figaro says:
The government has decided to par
don Dreyfus because such an act is the
natural sequence of the Rennes court
martial. The discussions which took
place before the eyes of the world
showed there was no proof against
Dreyfus. 1t Is the first time in the his
tory of court-martials that a military
tribune had to choose between a gener-
al of division and a captain of artillery.
From judicial point of view the de-
ciSion of the council of war cannot be
defended. Neither our government nor
any other government could stand up
in the face of the nations and defend
that decision. 1t may be somewhat ex-
cusable to military minds and from a
military point of view, nevertheless 1t
is the duty of the government to put
both in accord. This the nation will
encourage, as 1t is in a line with honor
able conduct"
The Press this evening says:
'Dreyfus withdrew his appeal to-day.
This was the various formallty' men
toned in the official communication as
remaining to be fulfilled before the
will now be set free and be able to give
lectures in England and America on
the secrets of the iron safe in the etat
major bureaux"
Another Dreyfusard organ publishes
long story asserting that President
Loubet signed the decree of pardon a
week ago, after an interview between
Joseph Reinach and the premier, NJ.
Waldeck- Rousseau, the result of which
was that the latter insisted upon the
president signing the decree, which was
done, the paper in question declares at
the cabinet council on Sept. IL. This
story is improbable, its object obviously
being to bring discredit upon the presi-
dent and the premier by making it ap-
pear that they are completely under the
thumb of the Jews 1t can be regarded
as certain, however, that the decree
was only signed to-day because it could
not be signed until the court of re-
vision had given it's decision on the
Dreyfus appeal or until Dreyfus had
withdrawn the appeal
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Guerin Surrenders.

Paris, Sept. 20.-At a. m. precisely,
at the hour appointed, captain of the
municipal guards raped at the door
of Fort Chabrol. There was moment
of expectation and then the door OPEN
ed. NJ. Guerin calmly presented him
self, meekly surrendered. and was
driven to the police depot in an open
cab, seated beside the captain of the
guards. His companions We're allowed
to go free. Thus the six weeks siege
ended in a ridiculous style.
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Omaha, Neb., Sept. 19.-Abner Nc
Kinley, brother of President Mckinley.
accompanied by Mrs. Mckinley and
daughter Mabel, Colonel William X.
Brown of New York city, Wilbur Ends
ley of Johnstown, Pa, and Rayburn
c. Smith of Philadelphia. spent the
day in Omaha, en- route for an outing
which includes Denver. Manitou, Salt
Lake, Portland. Victoria and south to
San Francisco and Los Angeles. The
party left for Denver this evening.
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GUERlN WILL SURRENDER.
Anti-Semite Promises to Give Himself
Up to the Authorities.

Paris, Sept. 20.-Midnight-At half
past II o'clock Lucien Millevey, one of
the deputies of the department Of the
Seine, accompanied by the brother of
Jules Guerin. the anti-Semitic agitator,
entered the Grand Occident the build
ing in the Rue de Chabrol, where
Guerin and his companions have long
been besieged. About the same time the
soldiers who have been guarding the
approaches were withdrawn and re-
placed by troops fully equipped, as If
for field service. AT o'clock this morn
ing NJ. Guerin promised to surrender.
There has been considerable military
activity in the Rue de Chabrol through
out the night
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London, Sept 19-Truth, Henry La
bouchere's paper, protesting against a
universal condemnation of France on
account of the Dreyfus affair, says:
Il believe there are many Americans
with whom the innocence of Mrs. Flor
ence Maybrick is an article of faith.
The lady in the meantime is enjoying
the hospitality Of an English prison as
a convicted murderess. Nevertheless,
the American journals, although by no
means reticent in the expression of
their opinions, do not denounce the
English justice as disgrace to civil
ization, the English people as lost to
all sense of right, and Liverpool, where
she was sentenced, as an accursed city"
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A sharp Engagement.

Washington, Sept. 1s.-The navy depart
msnt has received the following cable
gram from Admiral Watson, dated Ma
Mia, Sept. 10:
Davidson on the Parsgua had sharp
engagement on the 14th at San Fabian,
Lyngayen gulf with about 300 insurgents
heavily entrenched, at a distance of from
600 to 700 yards. The insurgents fed.
Their fire was weak and ineffective. on
the Paragua there were no casualties
The senior officer commends Davidson
highly"
The Psragua is one of the little gun.
boats turned over to the army by Ad-
miral Watson; the commander is young
ensign. The scene of the battle was or
the north coast of Luzon. off the port
which forms the northern terminus of the
railroad
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Standing of the Clubs.
A wife's Jealousy.

Port Huron. Mich, Sept. 19.-As result
of a domestic quarrel to-day, Judson Her.
renden has three bullets in his body and
Mrs. Herrenden is dying. Herrenden says
his wife suddenly rose from the break
fast table and left the room. She re-
turned with revolver in her hand and
fired three shots at him, wounding him
In the neck. abdomen and elbow. She
then shot herself The woman's death is
momentarily expected. Herrenden's re-
covery is very doubtful. The wtfe's jeal-
ousy appears to have caused the tragedy.
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the board of directors of the New York
Central to succeed the late Cornelius
Vanderbilt. William X. Vanderbilt sue
ceeds his brother, the late Cornelius. as
president of the New York & Harlem.
II. Nick. Twombly was elected men,
Der of the board of directors of the
New York & Harlem company, made
vacant by the death of Cornelius Van
derbilt. A meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Wagner Palace Car com
pany was also held, but no statement
was given out
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North Easton, Mass, Sept. 19-Oakes
Ames, member of the we'll known
Ames family, and brother of the late
Oliver Ames, died at his home here to-
day. Mr.. Ames was president of the
Ames corporation of North Easton and
was one of the most wealthy men In
this section. He was 70 years of age.
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Homes They VIII Sign.

The Hague, Sept. 19.-The states gen
eraI were convened to-day by Queen
Wilhemina in a speech from the throne,
in which she referred to the great work
Of the peace conference. Her majesty
said she had reason to hope that all the
comforting powers would sign the treat
les drawn up at the conference.
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Colonel aIiley Dead.

Washington. Sept. 1s.-Col. John D.
Miley, inspector general of volunteers,
died to-day at Manila. The information
reached the war department in a cable
gram from General Otis. His death was
due to cerebral meningitis attendant on
typhoid fever. Colonel Mley's rank In
the regular army was first lieutenant Of
che "a artillery.
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skarkey-Jefiries Match Postponed.

New York, Sept. 19.-The heavy
weight championship battle between
Tom Sharkey and Jim Jeffries will take
place on Oct. q instead of the 23d. This
was decided at a meeting hello to-day
between william a. Brady and Tom
DFogTks, when the fighters managers
agreed - pss.pYns the meeting few
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Already Ont of Prison.

London, Sept. 19-The Rennes cor
respondent Of the Daily Telegraph.
wiring at 3 o'clock last night, says:
There is reason to believe that Drey-
fus is already out of prison, and that
with his wife he will probably leave
Reunes tonight.
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Ohio ArriNeE.

Washington, Sept. l9.-GeneraI OTIS
has Informed the war department q 'ha
arrival of the transport Ohio with the
men from the wrecked transport MI
gan City. She left two sick men e.
Nagasaki. The City Of Sydney az.
reached Manila to-day. There were r.
deaths during the voyage. but one ma,
deserted at Nagasaki
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Otis Action Approved.

Washington, Sept 1.-THE war depart
ment has approved the action of General
Otis In refusing to allow Spanish ships
TO go to the forts controlled by insurgents
TO take away Spanish prisoners. Those
ships, however. will be allowed to pro-
coed to such ports under the escort of
vessels of the United States The trans
fer of Spanish prisoners to ships will be
under the direction and control of United
States officers. The war department will
allow no communication Jetween Aguin-
aldo and his agents and Spaniards who
may go to bring away Spanish prisoners.
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Games Postponed.

Philadelphia, Sept. 19.--The Louisville
Philadelphia game to-day was stopped hy
rain in the third inning.
Baltimore Sept 9.-Baltimore-Ctnc1n-
natl game postponed on account of rain.
Washington Sept. 19.-Washington-
Cleveland game postponed-rain
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Intense Excitement.

Rennes, Sept. 19-The news that the
council of ministers had decided to par
don Dreyfus was received here with in
tense excitement. Dreyfus is still a
prisoner.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY. p
st. Louis, IS; New York, 2,

New York, Sept. 1.-THE New Yorks
proved an easy mark for the st. Louisans
to-day. The home team tried out two
new feeders, Woodruff and Fleming, the
latter doing fairly good work. Seymour
was relieved by Doheny In the fourth
inning. The game was called on account
of darkness. Attendance ESQ. Score:
r. II. E.
st. Louis -....r...'s.''.'''. .'''.''''io 40
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and OConnor; Sey-
mour, Doheny and Warner.
Umpire--Manassau.
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Silxer for EXPORT.

New York. Sept. 1e.-The st. Louis sail
Ing for Europe tomorrow win take out
III 600 ounces of silver
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YanderbiIt,s successor..

New York, Sept. l9-wlliam Pgcks-
Teller was to-day elected member O:
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Chicago, A; Brooklyn, 2.

Brooklyn, Sept 19.-Callahan's pitching
and Mertes' batting were too much for
the crippled leaders to-day. Callahan al
lowed only three hits, while Mertes home
run and triple brought in three of the
four runs credited to Chicago. The tie
game of yesterday will not be played, the
series being finished at to in favor of
Brooklyn. Beck from Toledo played his
first game in Brooklyn uniform and
fielded we'll. but could not hit. Attend
ance $500. Score:
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Boston. Sept. 19.-Boston batted Lever
at will to-day and won in a canter. Meek
in pitched remarkably steady game
giving no bases on balls and striking out
five men. The fielding by both sides was
steady, though not brilliant. Attendance
1900. Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-02
THE MEETING OF
THE GROCERS
To Be Held in AsheyiIIe, N. c., Next
Thursday,
VERY IMPORTANT SESSION.
President Egbert G.. Leigh Issues a
Circular Letter 90 the Mem
bcrs Of the Asses
citation,

The Southern wholesale Crocers' Asso-
citation wm hold fits eighth annual meet
ing on duly C.h and 9Th az the Battery
Park Hotel 40 Asheville, n. q. Especial
rates have been secured az the hotel FOR
those who expect 20 attend. The Rich
mond delegation VIII start from here over
tho Southern Railway Company IN a sDe-
cial sleeping car. and viii on the way be
REINFORCED by the delegates from other
cities iu this State. Tho car VIII Zoe
sort OF headquarters u9on offNh az
Asheyiue, and if necessary VIII bee used
for committee meetings in come ton
with The convention.
The southeastern Passenger Associa-
N0n tl-Foueh us chairman. ar. Joseph
Richardson. has fixed "a rate OF one hrst-
class faro for the rOlnd-triD 20 Asheviue
and return from an points within IFS ter
ritory. This rate applies to all wholesale
er0cers who ire TO- attend the conFen-
tion TO members OF th8ir families, ana
20 manufacturers and others whose m
tcrests are identified with The association.
AIR. LElGHS LETTER.
1r EEbcrt o.. Leigh, Jr, the president
OF the association, invited It's members
in % circular letter 20 attend this conFen-
ton. i'm this letter be- said in parts
i'm q normal condition tine manufacturer
and the io1aer are of equal value. and
therefore of equal influence each To the
other and one with the other. The job
bcr distribute. so per cent OF what is
produced by lhe manufacturers Certain
ly Doe should have an influence cores
pouomg with the magnitude of that ser-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-02


! destruction that year hy yoar more me-
srevely larelten The 1onoer EXIST
/ enee. lne time has arrived when ino
i0iocrs must cooperate Ola strictly
business basis. ~ these forces ot dee
suouu arc t0 Doe longer arre tel.
believe r know the mind and the pure
poses of Che e.ea- manufacturing cone
ao.aalous OF this country. Those iH-
forests propose to use tns lo1oer to o.a-
tribute tAe.r products without c9mpei
ton it thg c.n but Win compen t''1n
il ilaF m- lN,i loi l.He Up 900 plans
somewhat. at le sH'lif To lN-e .
p.oi. Dj iH' Hi'hA''a. you WIZ
Dc wholly unable '' secure Ii''h '''n
proper compensation i'i t't "o."
Huaol. going into details desire i' lm-
press upon .4l tae ia.I la'l t.e a..-'-
ZION IS more .oaa Cham d. ia' ever been
iu yo-r business e
VAST Ih l--l.I-aIa
Whom tAe convention A'.o "hleA
haf been called Tor the o.h pio>'ino. a
repre- n.aian uIae "i," me
gravity of Tho situation ana tle 'as-h
NJ taa interests Involved should present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-02

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gethcr. with ono of the sides sliding Ver-
toaly To form the door. ana N@'-.-
interior horizontal ribs to SUPPORT .''
shelves the whole being fastened t' 'is
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-02

Tho monthly literary meeting 81 the
Epworth League of Park Place A. r.
church was held Friday night IN the
lceture-r0om OF the church.
The exercise consisted Ok music rnd
recitatlons. with the following pro-
gramme.
Paper. Miss Maude Wilkinson: solo. Mr
c. W Hunter. Jr.; recitation. Mas Lucille
Alvey: paper Mr.. c. Eugene B.anhon:
solo. Miss Doza Mitchell; reading, Miss
Nsllso spencs, solo, Mrs. r. z Mcaaeis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-02

Florence. Jefferson. and an the vocal
and histyionie celebrities, have felt At
home al the Exchange and Ballard.
Headquarters for Legislators have been
established lhere for decades The Lieut.
Governor and the Speaker Of She House
Of Delegates almost Invariably boarded
there. while nearly al the big political
questions Of Che State have been closely
associated with the old Exchange and
Ballard. BRIDAL couples by the thou
sands. tourists without limit. and wealthy
people from all sections. sought accom-
modations thcre. Few hotels in the coun-
try are so widely known the Exchange
and Ballard. and IL IS with O. feeling OF
sadness that old residents viii see them
BASS away
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-02
A PROMINENT CITIZEN WRITES

Dear Sirs.-About year ago. having ar-
ranged to g, on hunting trip. j found
myself unable 90 raise my arm, having
ana attack of rheumatism. 1 went into
your store and asked 81 you could help
me out. as I did not want to Doe dls8p-
pointed You sold me o. bottle Of your
"D.Nie Nerve and Bone Linlmut' which
used freely. rubbing vigorously with
70 that neht and j was most agreeably
surprised when getting up The next morn
ing TO find the Rheumatism entirely cured
and nay arm perfectly well. ! ann glad
70 say ] have had no return Of Rheuma-
tism since.
I told the above 90 a friend suffering
the same way. and Dc tried your "Dixie
Nerve and Zone Lnimont," and was as
speedily cured.
The Meyer Store viii be closed all day
Tuesday July 9Th.
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- -. -


'.... me ".'..
'.' ''' "-.' --
o- I+
....... ..-...
DID "'+
pipes In ,I'"..'5 "'-
e..i I'D me pipe on '"s
support an L-N.Lrl arm" "'H ..
bt tle bracket. lo en iae o-.,f gore
ZION ot the wall, both being locked oy
cnlng 4ere"
ifencAuan mas designed ho" Hp.
which haa circular Noal5 mounted
pa.r ou shafts rInnms across tne boat.
tho wheels to aet OH Iue water ANA pro-
p-- th- boat.
Electricity is applied t0 safes ~ ur0-
taet them from burglars Boy I'd pennsy.r1-
uau's device. consisting of ID series of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-02

At the Base BAN Park, on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. July 18Th. l4th.
and 18th. under the personal direction of
the Paine Fire Works Company. of New
York. the Battle of Manila win Doe Tee
produced The great war spectacle will
Doe presented with superb scenery and
effects. while one hundred persons will
appear I'm the striking tab'eaIx which
are part and parcel of the great spectacle.
The Meyer Store win Doe closed all day
Tuesday. July 4th.