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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
ADMIRAL DEWEY
LOWERS HIS FLAG
His Official Connection With the
Olympia Terminated Yesterday.
His Time Now His Own.

WASHINGTON. oct Admiral Dew
ey made an early start to-day to hll
number OF engagements After break
fast he joined one of mis- associate officers
tor a stroll out Connecticut avenue ana
on returning proceeded 90 the Navy De
uartment accompanied by Admlral Far
ounar. the new commander OF the Noflh
North Atlantic station, ana captain
lamberton. his chief OF staff and chi
nese body-servant. Few people were
aU,aro of the Admirals coming so there
was not much Of a demonstration Wheh
ne entered the Department
The Admiral went 10 see secretary
Long and talk over his plans for the I'M
mediate future. and, as to these, seoIe-
,aro Long gave notice that the Depart
nent was wiling TO give him perfect I'D
ertv 10 do as ne pleased. Inc AoiliIa
was therefore at this instance ue-
tscn,d formally from the olympia, as oil
this date. ,r.c
uATL DOWN THE FLAG.
ao viii telegraph his executive oiNcer
of the ship at Tompkinsvlle 10 haui
down his nag to-day ana tnus VIII 'ei
inmate his connection with the cru-'el'
winch for more than TWO years mas Veeh
n.s home. ,.-.. f.,,,,
The dctaching Of Admiral Dewey from
the Olympia had the effect OF oelacnins
Lieutenant Brumby. his nag hsu.c,'a',.' ,'',',
-, ,o,,,crant caldwell. the Admiral 5
secretary. from the duties they nave mere
totre perfomed for him.
An order was issued. however directing
ttese oaicers to report TO the Admiral
a, connection with his shore duties. rms
a. orl,. temporary. TO allow the Aomiral
80 catch no with the mass of corres9oh-
dooce and Is moi the assignment ol
,,ornoanent staff such as that which Au-
mirol Porter had
one of the purposes which ihduceu tne
,.isit of Admiral Dewey to the 'eIaI'-
mont was 10 arrange for the sale -Aeepins
80 ,be magnificent sword presented TO MN
no ASSIGNMENT
,.,o. his reception at Boston Admiral
80, ,s expected to return 10 Washing
TON to meet his colleagues OF the Phl-
..,,,.,o commission. Secretary Long to-
5a,. ..sid mat the Admirais time probably
80 H.. fully occupied In the delihera-
-. 80 the commission, for some months
- ond meanwhile, in order TO leave
-. g., Cor This work. he VIII not De as
.., =, sn, naval duties Further than
-, ~, penartment has not yet
,.ta,.o, to define it's plans Tor Al
miral Dewey's future 60, -. au
"',, wnen n all Of these details had been ar ar,
- the Admiral walked over 70 the
,yb,,e House TO keen an appointment ',l
,o u,'' ,,,,h Tho president to discuss The
Philippine situation .,,,, ,h. pres,-
80, ,,,,r president Schurman. OF inc
pm phm"pine m commission, was as, a's2 =, ,,., me
whne House ana iolned Admiral Dewey
as he left the President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
A White Man Sent on TO the Grand
jury, He Having Plead Guilty.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Oct. A.
Last night about 5 O'Clock. on the Monu-
cello road near MOores creek, white
man named Joseph Beard attempted an
assault on the wife of Or. IA. +. Camp
bell. The alarm given by the lady who
was with Mrs. Campbell brought DR..
Campbell 10 the scene who. together
with a man named Ennis. succeeded IN
releasing the woman with much diffi-
Guilty. Beard after sound beating. was
brought To the city and lodged I'm jail
This morning he had q hearing before
. County Justice Haden. pleaded guilty,
and was sent on to the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
CARTER'S FIGHT FOR LIBERTY
His Case Argued Before Judge La
c,n7be-Decision Reserved.

His Case Argued Bciorc 1uuEc La
c,mbe-Decision Reserved.
NEW YORK. oct. 4-Oberin VI. Car
ter. the former engineering captain. VINO
is under sentence of five years iHprisoh-
ment after conviction on charge ot CON
spiracy 10 defraud the government was
taken from Governors Island 70 the
United states Circuit Court to-day on
writ Of habeas corpus in.,his behalf o9-
tanned Monday
.rudge Iacombe was on the bench.
The army was represented at the hear
ing bv John W. Clous judge-adNocate-
general OF the Department Of the East.
Colonel George b. Davis. OF Judge AdVo-
catc-Generars Office, and General Bur
nett. United States District Attorney
CaDtain Carter was represented by Abra-
ham j. Rose and J. Lafan Kellogg.
NIr Rose. I'm opening for his client
said thcrc was no contention that the
court-martiaf which had tried the charges
against Captain Carter had acted lie
cauv i'm its findings on the charges ON
the question OF sentence, however, II was
claimed that the court had acted IN excess
Of fits powers beyond jurisdiction and con-
trary 20 law 49,.
Colonel Clous. I'm reply. he'd that the
action Of Court-martial cannot De re-
viewed bv any civil court. lie added that
the court-martial had power 10 nN the
sentence and that I'm the exercise of such
power the court had power under the
nrst charge to impose fine upon carter
under the second charge TO sentence nm
to imprisonment; under the third charge
TO dismiss him from the army, and under
the fourth charge. 10 impose a sentence
of fine or imprisonment. or both.
Counsel submitted briefs.
Judge Iac0mbe reserved decision on the
writ. and ordered Captain Carter back
10 the custody Of Captain Roberts, Of
Governors Island.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
A PASTOR FOR
VENABLE-STREET
Rev, Or. William 7. Oerieux, ofSpar-
tanburg, S. c., VIII be Asked
TO Come to Fill the Pulpit.

The committee of Venabie Street, Bap-
list church decided 10 recommend 10 the
church on next sunday mat a call be eN-
tended 70 rev. DR. William I. DeFlenA'
Of Spartanburg, ; q.
The committee had been appointed To
look into the matter oi calling a pastor
ana TO recommend one Tor the action OF
the church The committee was ID ses-
sion only short while ana ID was the
unanimous opinion that DR.. DerleuN was
the best pastor 90 De secured some m
quiry had been maoc as % Wnethtr Ut.
Dcrieux would accept fHr can II 1t was
extended. and it Is believed ln"t ne Will
do 50.
ABLE MINlsI Err.
DIR. Derieux is "a preacher OF ability and
greatly pleased the con6IesaIoh OF ven
able street church when ne preached Tor
them several days ago.
lie was born I'm Essex county, virginia,
arl was educated al Richmond C0heee
afterwards attending ne southern bap-
tst Theological seminary where he com
pleted his studies for tie ministry. Ills
arst work I'm the ministerial line was done
while attending Richmond college. wher
he Giled the pulpit of Nenable Street
chapel.
IN MANCHESTER;
His first charge after leaving college
wac painbrldge street church. Manches-
Ter where he remained about four years.
He was very popular with his congrcgo
ton and his work was productive OF much
good. Prom Manchester Or. DerieuA
went to spartanburg. South Carolina.
where he now is He has been pastor Of
the church at Spartanburg about fifteen
years. and should ne accept The call 90
venable street church, his flock at Spar
tanburg will lose an able leaG,r.
There are d number Of members OF
venable street church who remember DIR.
Derleux when he was at college and had
charge of the chapel. Venable Stree.
church will be fortunate should they Sc
cure him Tor their pastor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
Supposed to be Large Bear by
Those Who Have Seen it.
THE ANIMAL IS UBIQUITOUS.
Whatever the Nature of the Beast, IL
Covers Great Deal of Ground
and Has Appeared ina
Number of Widely
Separated
Places.

The residents Of certain portions of
Hanover county, according to mforma-
ton which was brought here by gen
tleman from that section yesterday. are
in a state of wild excitement due to the
appearance of a wild beast, species un-
known. but supposed to be bear
The animal was first seen IN the upper
portion of the county by farmer. lie
was coming out Of his stable just after
dark. when a massive shape reared itself
in front Of him and there was a deep growl
like the rumbllng Of an approaching earth
quake.
COT A WEAPON.
The farmer lost no time In bolting back
into the stable. whore he seized pitch-
fork. and again emerged ready 20 do bat
tie. His enemy. however, had meanwhile
made or
The beast was next seen near Hanover
courthouse, but again the man who dis
covered il was unable 20 ascertain it's
species. although he conhded 20 friends
his grave suspicion that It was a grizzly
bear fully as large as horse, The anil
NAL gr0wled at him fer0ciously, but made
no attempt 10 take the initiative In
combat. The farmer lost no time In
leaving the vicinity.
SEEN ONCE MORE.
The beast was seen for the last time
near the ChickahOmny river apparently
heading for Richmond. and the descrip-
tion given by the man who encountered
it would lead che 10 the belief that Il was
of a size somewhere between o rhinoceros
and an elephant.
So FAR as has been asccrtained the wild
marauder has attacked no human being
but many dogs, II is said. have been at
tackled. killed and partially eaten.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
NOTED PHILANTHROPIST DEAD.
DE. Converse, IA wealthy sou'h caro-
Iinian Dies In Spartanhur2.

ATLANTA. GA. oct 4.-Word was re-
ceIved here tonight Of the death at
suartanburs. 5, c.. Of d. +. Converse
f5nnaer of Converse College at that place,
and one OF the wealthlest men N the
State.
AIR. Converse. who came from New York
about twenty-five years ago. was the
president Of five cotton mills al the time
al his death lie was seventy-two years
ola and a man Of great charity. his dona-
IONS 20 Converse College alone amounting
TO $40. 60.
sculptor Bentheim will leave for Spar
tanburg in the morning to make plaster
cas-, OF the dead phhnthropist face.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
MPKlNLEY GOES WEST.
Starts for Fortuigii;'s Trip with All
His Cabinet Except Gage.

WASHINGTON. October L-President
and Mrs. Mckinley and party, including
the entire Cabinet. except Secretary Gage,
VINO .s I'm the West left at o'clock to-
night FOR a half months trip TO Chicago
and the Northwest. The President ar
rived a few moments before the time for
his departure. and with Mrs Mckinley
leaning on his arm. walked hrisk'y down
the entire length OF the train shed. fire.
quently acknowledging the salutes OF
small crowd Of spectators. The train
which will be the homs Of the distin-
gmsncd party throughout the trip, is one
Of the most sumptuousy equipped ever
run out of the Pennsylvania station. II
consists OF the private car Campa.na.
occunied by the President and Mrs. Nc
Klnlsy: the combination car, Atlantic.
the sieepr fxon; compartment cars, ChHi
and Omena, the last two for the use OF
the Cabinet. and the dinner. Gilsey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
EXPLOSION IN LOUISA.
\. Cambre Killed aud Mr.. Robert
Bruce Probably Fatally Injured.

LOUISA c IT., VA. Oct. f.-Special-
Mr. Robert Bruce. wealthy and promi-
nent citizen OF Louisa county. was badly
and probably fatally injured this morning
by AN explosion OF his saw mill engine.
The accident occurred about eight miles
above this place. I'm the Green sprinsa
q strict. and a white man named A. cam
bre. was killed 10 WAS at first reported
that n colored man named Anderson was
also killed but 7 hear that he with TWO
other colored men was only injured.
Some of them may die.
IL is reported that the explosion was
caused by letting the water get TOO low in
the engine and putting ia cold water too
soon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
WILL DECLARE FOR GOLD,
Senate Financial Bin to be Presented
FIRST Day or Session.
WASHINGTON, October 4-Ihe 7

WASHINGTON, October 4-The POST
tomorrow, will say:
ION the first day of the approaching
session OF Congress the Senate financial
bill will be introduced in the latter 0ouy'
Ii will not be on the same lines as the
House bill. but il Will declare without
eQuivocat.on FOR the gold standard
Senator Adrich. who as chairman o.
the Finance Committee Of the Senate
has taken a prominent part In the iram-
ing Of the bill. said yesterday that the
measure had been prepared. but that IL
would not be made public until II had
been shown to n number Of Republican
Senators.
1T Is the present intention Of the FL
nance Committee 20 ask "a speedy consid-
Grafton Of the bin I'm the Senate. in order
that It may be- disposed of as early tn the
session as possible
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
SchlPY HOnOrcd.

NEW YORK. oct. 4.-Rear-Admiral
winfield Scott Schley was installed as
commander Of the Loyal Legion at the
meeting Of the order held at Delmonico s
Tonight As he entered the dining-room'
where the members had already gathered
at the tables he was greeted with APP
plause and a round Of cheers The flas
was duly presented and the oath Of Office
was then administered to the new COM
marder by the senior vice-commander,
General Henry i. Burnett
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
SUMMARY OF T0-DAYS NEWS.



A technic. hty saves man from
serving hve years in the penitentiary.
Rev Dr. William T. DereuN 10 De
called 70 the pastorate ~ Vena0ie-Street
Baptist church.
-rhe GslIego Mills sold to a syndicate.
The X, p. and g. To- be completed
Dewey ezpected % come TO the
launching.
captain Brown returns home.
a wild beast terronzing Hanover
a number OF weddings
The Traction Companys petition.
state.
-Lucien 7. Smith. 4 Martin man. non-
mated AS hoater from Fauquler and
-sispnton's carnival proves a splendid
success.
the Killing OF State senator w. N.
a man killed BY boiler EXPLOSION in
Louisa, and a prominent citizen propa-
bly, fatally injured.
w. G. VIM reiires from the race for
the Senate. ,-,.,
county.
General.
Admiral Dewey sewers his Official
connection with the olympia.
~ he insurgents around Manila attack
American forces az several points
President Mckinley has ordered more
war vessels sent 10 the Philipp,nes
The President and MS cabinet start
on their western Trip.
JUDGE lacomb reserves his decision IN
the Carer habeas corpus case.
The shamrock and Columbia preparing
for their race to-day
topcieu.
President Kruger SAID 70 denltha
withdrawal OF British troops as an ulu-
ma NJ. -, - - .
Reports rrcn the Transyaai are Of
connict..g nature. one says nghting mas
begun. .... H., a
English gold from Capetown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
YnIlnmIcycl sltnntlon.

KEY WEST. FLA. Oct. i.-Seyen new
cases of yellow feyer were reported to-
day: no deaths. .,
NFW ORLEANS. Oct, THE Board
OF Health to-day reported I'VE new cases
ar yellow fever and one death.
JACKSON. MISS. OCT. 1.-The Board
If Health to-day reported one new case
or yellow fever and one death-james
FarrelI.. The record TO date Is fifteen
cases, i've deaths aud two recovesies'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
Miss James Not Bailrd,

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. October A.
Judge Floyd Estele to-day denied the
application made for bond by the coun-
sci for Miss Julia Morrison James, the
actress, who shot and killed Frank Leid-
enheimer at the Opera House about a
week ago. He declared the murder was
wilfuI and deliberate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
Dragopd 10 Denth.

EMPORIN VA. oct 4-special.-A
man named Turner attend d the County
Court ON Monday. and on his return home
tell from his vehicle. and I'm falling his
mead was caught in the wheel and be
was dragged and so badly hurt that be
d.ded in very short time after reaching
home.
County court. which convened on
Monday. has not yet adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
MUSE RIVER MILLS
The Vance Monument VIII Soon be
Read,-pharmac' s to Meet.

1seNUl y IIHTTI7' > VI ''''''
RALEIGH. y. C., oct i-Speciai-The
Neuse River Mills Company. that was
chartered short while back. met last
night and elected Mr. G. G.. Latta. presi-
dent. Mr. r. II. Bante. vice-presdent.
and Mr. ". W. Nass. secretary.
Mir. Joseph @. Brown has drawn the
5000 appropriated by the last Legislature
for the bronze statue Of Vance. The
work has been given. and soon there will
be IN Capitol Square monument In
memory of the greatest Governor North
Carolina ever had.
The timber land suit case Of McNaugh-
ton vs.. McNaughton has been compro-
missed.
The state Board OF Pharmacy meets
here on the 10th OF October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05

COLUMBIA. s. c.. oct. 4-The COM
mission to the Chattanooga, Augusta and
Air Line railroad. the Seaboard's new
llne from Charleston via Augusta to Ell
oerton. Ga. was Issued by the Secretary
OF State to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05

The spread Of the fever has been slow,
and hopes are entertained that an cary
frost viii prevent the disease gaming
stronger f0Othold. No new lniec.eo
points in the state have been reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
KRUGER SENDS
AN ULTIMATUM
Said TO Demand With
draWal of Troops.
PREPARATIONS GO ON.
England Arranging to Send Large
Bodies of Men Up Country.
BOERS MASSlNG THEIR FORCES

Thc Camp Oh the Natal Border Grow
inr Daily-Thcm Commissariat
However is Dcfectivc-Thcy
Scize a shipment Of English
Goid-Rumorcd Confer
cncc ofForcign Powers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
RANGE OF THrRMoMETEH.

The following was the range OF the tnere
mometcr at The Times office YESTERDAY
4. NJ 60; 70 NJ. 62. g =. NJ, t'' . - NJ
-. ? =. NJ 55 i2 A.. 80. average % l-''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Eastern New York-Increasing
cloudlness Thursday. rain Thursday n'ght
and Friday; variable winds. shifting 70
nertbeasterly Thursday afternoon ana IN
crclsing in force Thursday night.
Virginia and North Carolina-halh
Thursday and Friday; high nor,heasterly
winds.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-02-11

b g. ,cfu ed The oifer as they feel snie
MAJ he, haven bonanza -Sp,ingyilie
Ibdep lent
We are pleased TO note that Joe
Kiikwood, one of The popular clerks
In he Palace drug store, IL back at his
post OF duty after his recent severe
attack OF pneumonia.
Miss Emma Ramsay has come 10 Salt
Lake is continuing her advanced local
work under Mrs. Knapped, and will In
future probably locate here perma-
nently. Salt Lake Bee.
Enterprising citizens are circulating
today petition to the Guy Council 10
close The contract for electric lights for
Provo. II remains TO be seen whether
or not the council is sufficiently pro-
gressve.
Christian Science services will be
held tomorrow Sunday morn in0 and
evening in the rooms OF Utah Sorosis.
IN Reed Smoot block on street, TO
which cordial invitation Is extended
to all. Morning services at III O'Clock;
subject, Mind" Evening at 1880; sub
ject THE God.Deriyed Authority of
Christ jesus
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-02-11
PROVO CITY OFFICERS.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

We desire to say that The UTAH
COUNTY DEMOCRAT has now been run.
ming nearly six months. Although our
subscriptions are payable in advance,
many citizens seemed to fear the paper
would not last aud were consequently
chary o. paying for it. We accepted
the situation and therefore have a
number Of subscribers on our list who
have not reunited. We feel IL proper
to request settlement from such at
the earliest possible date II The
UTAH COUNTY DEMMcRAT is to con-
tinue aud enjoy even slight measure
Of prosperity, we must receive what is
due MS.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-02-11
SCIENTISTS.
The On.y One.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway is the only line running solid
Veslibuled, Electric Lighted and Steam
Heated trans between Chicago. Mil
waukee, ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
The Chicago, Milwaukee, g. St. Paul
Railway is the only line running Solid
Vestibuled, Electric Lighted aud Steam
Heated trains between Chicago, Coun-
ell Bluffs and Omaha.
The berth reading lamp feature in
the Pullman Sleeping Cars run on
lhese lines is patented, aud cannot be
used by any other railway company.
1t is the great of the age,
Try il and be convinced.
For further particulars apply to the
nearest coupon ticket agent, or ad-
dress
l.. l.. DOWNING, Comet Agent,
2l2 South West Temple street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-02-11
Mufrs of OId.times DANES .

Like many another article of dress,
the muff was at first the exclusive
property of the nobility, but when It
appeared In Venice IL was carried by
courlesans, rs well as by women of
the highest rank. The first Venetian
muifs were very small, made OF piece
OF velvet. bro.ade or silk, lined with
fur, the openings fastened with exqui-
site buttons Of gold and silver enriched
with precious stones.
In 1862 the muff seems to have been
recognized as u necessary adjunct of
the wardrobe Of a lady OF fashion. In
EYelyn's "Muudus Muliebris," written
at this time, numbers OF gowns, bod
dices," shoe buckles; OF perfumed
gloves. 'jonquil, tube rose, frang pan,
orange velvet, narcissus. jessamln, am
brett, and some OF chicken skin for
night TO keep her hands plump. soft
aud white" are enumerated, aud also
three muifs OF ermine. sable, grav.n
At the lime OF the national conven.
tlop In Paris the muffs We're large and
fiat, fantastic as We're as all the fashions
Of that time. In colonial days In Amer
lea they were also very large. but round
About 1880 NUTS were principally
Of chlnchllla, Of moderate size, and
were often used with what would seem
TO us mn incongruous combination of
straw bounets and thin slippers.
In an old OBJECTIONABLE Amoreux''
the muff is defined as "a letter box
lined with white satin, The Cosmo-
politan,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-02-11
NEIGHBORHOOD,

Go to DIR. N. ii. Nelson for frst.class
dental works
r. r. Irvine has returned from his
business trip.
Examine the Shoes on special sale Al
II. A. Barney's..
UP TO DATE Wedding Stationery.
Silver. the Printer.t
The Shoes on special sale at r. A.
Barney's will not last longs
TDV "American Author" Cuban
IN | hand.mads cigars.
II you want the latest style In Silk
(. Waists go to X. A. Barney's.#
Bert MerrIhew. Lehrs popular drug
gisi, was 10 The city Thursday.
DR.. N. ii. Nels N is making record
as the foremost dentist In Proves
ZACH paid for wheat at the Provo
LAOll Roller Mills, opp. depot.
Grain taken for bookbindlng by II. Il.
Crou ~, O. posits postoflice. Proyo.N
CMOKE American Author; high
DmOAC grade Havana cigars.
County Attorney Evans went to Lehi
J Thursday morning on Official business.
On Feb. 0 II. A. Barney starts his
special sale on Clothing. See hand
bIls,s
Fer the best dental work and most
reasonable prices 20 to Snyder ~
Iryipe,*
Court Stenographer ID. II. Roberts
made business trip to Salt Lake Wed
neSday evening.