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DEATHS.

at the residence of her
grandparents. No. 615 North Eighth
Street Sire at -, 3 O'CLOCK 1S F. ~, august .
ter of w. P. Huntley, Jr.; aged one
month and two days.
Funeral and interment at Hollywood
at II o'clock A. NJ, AUGUST Sd.
WILLS.-Died. at his residence, No 215
West Leigh Street. Thursday. August
o 1900, at $50 P. NJ. CARTER WILLS.
Funeral notice later.
Washington ana Philadelphia papers
please copy.
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Carmack for the Senate.
nv Associated Press.)

NASHVILLE, TENN, AUG. 2.-county
Democratic primaries held throughout the
State to-day practically insure the e!ec-
ton OF Congressman E. w. Carmack 70
the United States Senate.
Almost without exception where legis-
lative nominees were Instructed they were
instructed for Carmack. David r. Snod-
UaSs, Chief Justice OF the State Suprems
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Fire in LYnChDurG.
Especial DISPATCH to The Time.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, August q
Evans. Bros tobacco factory was badly
damaged by fire this morning. The orig
in of the fire is not known. The building,
which is owned by William S. Carroll. was
Quilted. but it is thought the insurance
of $1,000 will cover the loss. Evans Bros.
had been moving and consequently much of
the stock was saved. Their loss of $1,000
is covered by Insurance.
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MR. BRYAN TO RUN
HIS0NNCAMP Align
Continued from First Pageo


to be conducted. ,,
at is said at headquarters that MT.
Rrvao is not dissatisfied with the way the
campaign has been run thus far but ne
feels that he has learned good deai OIL
notifies since he was q candidate before
and he wants 10 put it to practical use.
The Letter Of Acceptance.
By Associated Press)
LINCOLN, NEB., August 2.-W j..
BRYAN to-day outlined his work for August
as follows:
After the notification at Indianapolis
August Sth he will return TO Chicago for
A few days to consult with members OF the
National Committee. He will then re-
turn to Lincoln. where he will remain IN
til August 3Oth, when he will go to Chicago
to attend the National Grand Army En-
campment During his stay in Lincoln
between the Chicago trips. Mr.. Bryan Will
complete his letter of acceptance. which
| is now partially written, and this will be
| issued He will also prepnre addresses
for the Populist and Silver-Republican no.
| tiications.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
O,HnYle TO Bann.

Especial dispatch to The Tinaes.)
NEWPORT MEMS, August
Judge Barham decided to-day to refuse a
new trial to Billy O'Boyle. the SLAYER OF
Alma Hamilton. convicted of murder fr,
H1e first degree. O'Boyle will probably
hang.
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dition.
Mr.. Morris, one of the engineers at the
City Hall. was before the committee on
the charge of violating the rules govern
ing city employees. He WIS requested to
famliarize himself with the rules.
The pay-rolls and bills were ordered to
be paid. after which the committee adj
iOllrnei
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Alexandria Republicans.


TSpec1aI D1s5atcn 20 De I1h1es.J
ALEXANDRIA,. VA, August 2-The
Republicans of this city to-day held ward
meetings and elected twenty-sx dele
gates to the city convention to be held
here tomorrow.
Delegates will then be chosen to the
Congressional Convention here August
10th for the nomination of candidate for
Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
Raleigh, 4; Durham. o.

Special Dispatch TO The Iimes.)
DURHAM. y. c., August I'm the Dali
game here this evening between the RAJ
leigh and Durham teams Raleigh won by
Il score of l to O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
Runtured Blood Vessel.

Leon Bush ruptured u blood vessel OF
his right arm yesterday afternoon at NO.
1892 East Main Street. The ambulance
was called and he was taken TO the CITY
Hospital. where he was treated by Dr.
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Richardson Tenomina,ed.

NASHVILLE, TENN. Aug. 2.-Janes
d. Richardson. leader of the minority of
the House OF Representatives. was re-
nominated for Congress by the Demo-
Gratis Of the Fifth District to-day. BE
had no opposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
SIR Boyv,es Gone Home.

Hon. W. B. Bow1es. OF Salem, who mas
been in the city for several days. looking
after some private business. left for nome
last night Mr.. Bowles is member OF the
House of Delegates. and has many triends
here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03

fBv Associated PreS5)
WASHINGTON, August The Census
ofHce to-day announced the population OF
Louisville. KY, as 2oi.5sI. an increase OF
1862 over the census OF 1850. or 27.G6 per
cent.
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Nu.ent-Bishop.

Mr.. John E. Nugent and Miss Kate L,
Bishop. both OF Petersburg, were married
last evening at TAO O'clock n the parlors
OF Rev. Il. P. Garland, NO. $50 East Cay
Street.
Ine marriage wns a very quiet aHals.
there being present two near relauves 0!
the couple-A1r. r. S. Nugent. a brother of
the groom. and Mr.. r, G. Bishop, brother
Of the bridS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
ALLIES MARCHING
TOW ARD PEKIN
Continued from First Page.)

gust list, telesraphs as follows:
1.-The Chinese fortress at Hung Hun was
stormed by General Ajgustoff July 5otn.
thus relieving the posts of NovokiJevsko]e
and Postja. threatened by the Hung Hun
garrison. Many guns were taken. me
Russian loss was two officers and six men
killed and four men wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
DR.. H0GE BACK.
He says Colonel ayIett is Much
Better

Or. NJ D. Hoge. Jr., returned to Rich
mond from King William county yes
terday, he having been called to the latter
place Wednesday evening By the illness OF
Colonel William R. Aylett. his wife's
father.
DR.. Hoge found that Colonel Ay!ett had
been paralysed in the left arm and leg
but his speech and intellect are entirely I'M
oF+
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

Important Change of Schedule.
On and after August 9Th, 1000, train No.
81. leaving Richmond $50 P. NJ, ar-ivns
Petersburg $40 p. NJ, viii leave Richmond
5:25 p. A.. arrive Petersburg 6:07 P. NJ,
Washington Street 6.15 P. NJ. and Rocky
Mount $40 P. Al.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
RACE WAR THREATENED.
Negroes Hold Indignation Meeting
IN Keystone, w. Va.
u. Aea2eia:se Rssas.l

tsy .sesocis:se rsaas.)
KEYSTONE. W. VA, August IA race
war between the coal miners Is threatened.
In queliing disturbance to-day officers
killed one negro and wounded several 9th
ers. The negroes are In the majority. and
are holding ladigna ton meetings.
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Mrs. r. Fl. Sudduth.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
IYNCHBURG, VA. August 2.-AIrs. E.
II. Sudduth, OF WEIGH, ". Va. died here
to-day at the Home and Retreat. She
came here about two weeks ago for spe-
cial treatment. Mrs. Sudduth was thirty
seven years OF age, and is survived by
her husband and two children. Mr.. Sud
duth is prominent lumber dealer.
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Scores Yesterday.

Brooklyn, S; Boston, 6.
Chicago. Z; New York, s. s
Ph!Ia delph.a, 10: ST. Louis, b. :!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03

$500 sTRaws ONLY roc.
Choice of any straw hat at Berrys-on
79c. Come quick.
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Alma Virginia Little.

Alma Virginia Little, the twelve-year-
old daughter of Mr.. Anthony Little, died
yesterday morning shortly after midnight
at her parents home, No. PIG West Clay
Street.
The funeral will be from St James
Church at 8 O'Clock this afternoon
TIA in ternent he;nc in Hollywood
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Population of Louisville.

Court. is the only other avowed can
Gidate.
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OBITUARY.,
Mrs. Minerva Ellen starritt

-.
Information has been received here of
the death at Broad Ford, Smyth county.
of Mrs. Minerva Ellen Starritt, mother
of Mayor j. ". Starritt, of Barton
Heights. Her death occurred On Tues
day. She was seventy-five years of age,
and the widow of Mr.. A. T. Starritt
She is survived by ]. NJ. Starritt. Vim
ton; Mrs. Fl. L. Lang, Staunton; Mrs. S.
W. Kent, Mrs. Josie Lee Gan, Broad
Ford; and Mayor ]. w. Starritt, Barton
Heights.
r. w BURY.
Mr.. R. W. Bury, a former resident OF
Richmond and brother-in-law of Mr.. w
E. Dibbrell, OF this city, and r. S. Dbl
brell, of Danvile, died suddenly Wednes-
day evening at Forest Hill, near Newark
n. j.
Mrs. BURY was Miss Bette Dibrell
daughter of the late r. II. Dibrell, OF this
city,
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ELECTION IN
NORTH CAROINA.

Continued from First P;)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03

G. s. CAMPBELL,
Division PASSENGER Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
Work on sl,ockoe Creek.

There was a meeting of the Council
Committee on Shockoe Creek last night,
at which the proposed changes in the bed
OF the creek We're gone over. The counsel
for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad APP
peared before the committee and explained
the work the railroad proposed to do, ii
they could get the privilege to do 1T.
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ton southwest of the settlement was at
tackled at this morning. The Japan
ese, by flank movement, Grove the
enemy out and captured four guns.
Cavalry pursued and completed the rout
OF the enemy, killing large numbers Of
soldiers and Boxers.
s'The allied forces shelled and occupied
the western arsenal, capturing two guns.
The arsenal was burned, as the allies
were unable to hold it. The enemy S
loss was $50 killed. The loss of the al
lied forces was small
TEN IsIS, July l2.-The Chinese
at "A. m. yesterday made determined
attack upon the railway ST. ton in great
force. Finally they were driven eff at
8 a. m. but the allies lost $50 killed and
wounded. The Chinese loss is unknown
but is believed to have been heavy.
THE forts were bombarded at noon
by British aud French guns. A fort
and pagoda psed as a signal tower
We're demolished.
"The allied forces have been increased
by the arrival of | 500 Americans"
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AMERICANS AND BRITISH.
Chinese Fifteen Pounder-ws oil
Warehouse Destroyed.

fCoPYRIGHTED, 1900.) TEN TsfS,
July 9, via Shanghai, July l5.-At noon
today the British and American allies
unsuccessfully attempted to capture q
Chinese 15-pounder mounted last night,
which was enfilading the advanced po-
sition of the allies. From to o'clock
in the morning an artillery duel of Il
guns took place, the Chinese shelling
the settlements from the native city.
The British and japanese guns shelled
the forts from the viceroy's and the
yamen's city gates. The practice was
good, the British silencing two of the
guns OF the Chinese. The fire of the
enemy burned one of MacKenzie's
Wool Goodwin warehouses. The loss
was over 100. 900 taels. 1t is estimated
that over 800 shells fell i'll the settle
ment, wrecking practically many of the
buildings.
Undoubtedly spies are informing the
enemy of the condition of the troops and
OF the situation in the quarters of the
allies, especially after a bombardment
has taken place. The Chinese trained
one naval gun ON the allies. Efforts
were made to capture silenced gun
and a tremendous fire was encountered
To-day's casualties We're as follows:
Killed, two blue jackets and two mem.
bers of Que of the Chinese regiments;
wounded, three officers, two blue jack
cts, two marines and five members OF
one of the Chinese regiments
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APPEAL OF AMERICANS.
Those In Shanghai Ask Their Fellows In
America TO Urge Speedy
Action,

LONDON, July 16.-Following is the
text of an appeal of Americans in China,
assembled in mass meeting in Shang-
hal, to their fellow citizens at home:
Urge the government to send ade-
quate forces to act effectively in concert
with the other powers. At present the
American forces are quite dispropor.
tionate to the interests involved. Our
commercial interests in the northern
provinces are paramount, and we con-
slider it a humiliating policy to entrust
to other powers the chief task, that of
protecting Americans.
"Anti-foreign outrages are multiply
ing daily Officials and missionaries
are massacred. The fate of the minis
tiers and their families in Pekin is not
known but general massacre is appre
hended. Wholesale massacres of native
christians continue. The whole coun-
try is terrorized. Trade is paralyzed.
"The speedy restoration of order and
retribution are duties pressing upon all
civilized powers The consequences of
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TUAN ABOUT TO USE
GUNS DESPITE ORDERS.
Such News of July Date--Indf-
Gates state of Rebellion.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Such news
as came to Washington from China was
distinctly bad 1t consisted of a cable
gram TO Minister WI from Sung, the
imperial director of posts and telegraphs
at Shanghai, and, according to the
minister, was in reply to an urgent
message he himself had sent the day be-
fore to that official, asking him to try
to secure some news from the Chinese
capital. This cablegram Minister WI
regarded as of sufficient importance to
carry in person directly to Secretary
Hay who was waiting at his home for
news. The message, as resolved from
the cipher, was as follows:
"Pekin news of July Z says that Gen
eral Tuan Fuh Slang, i'll dlsobedience of
imperial orders, was about TO use guns.
Legations and the government will be
In peril,
This news was eorroborative of that
contained i'll a recent cablegram from
Consul General Goodnow, at Shanghai.
although the consul general gave his
Pekin news the date of the 9th, saving
that the final attack upon the legations
with guns was about to begin on the
18th of July. 1t is surmised here that
Mr.. Goodnow got his news ftom Sheng,
who is certainly in position to secure the
first news ffNm Pekin.
Officials here derive some satisfaction
from the portion of the dispatch coup
ling the fate of the imperial govern
ment with that of the foreign ministers,
as it sustained them in the position they
had held from the first, that the Chinese
government is not at war with Christen-
dom, buf is confronting aformidable in
surrection. There still remains a stls-
picion that while Mr.. WI is undoubt
eddy acting with perfect sincerity, that
Sheng who is represented to be clever
and adroit man, may know more of the
actual happenings at Pellin than he Is
willing to reveal at once. 1t is feared
that he is trying TO prepare the way fer
the disclosure of terrible news.
Minister Wu's cablegram from Sheng,
above given, should not be taken as an
answer to the cipher message he for
warded at Secretary Hays request to
China i'll the effort to get it through to
Minister Conger. That message went
10 Yonan Shih-Kai, the governor of the
province of Shantung. That official has
replied informally that he had no news
himself. bat it was assumed that he Will
take prompt steps to forward the cipher
message. His status at this critical
juncture was unfortunately not beyond
suspicion, though Mr.. Wa apparently
retained full confidence in him.
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Col. Robt. McEldowney gives a
novel expression to his dislike for
the Chinese, and his views so nearly
meet ours that we repubish his
structures: I'VE confess strong
race prejudice against the China
man. Here he is, enjoying life and
liberty and the protection of our
laws, and yet he would not turn on
his heel to save all the lives in
America if Chinese raid were made
upon us. We have personal dis
like to the snaky, sleek reptile which
goes abeut ON its hind legs like a
man. We cannot stand the smell of
his washee, washee, and therefore
refuse to patronize his laundry, per.
meated with opium, poppy and gin,
seng These sentiments are not
Christian. True Christianity favors
peace on earth and good will to
men. IF the Chinaman is really a
man we are wrong"
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER
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PRINCE TuAN.
an official dispatch from Shanghai, dated
July IA, saying:

an official dispatch from Shanghai, dated
July IA, saying:
Sheng (taotai Of Shanghai commune
Gates tine following from the governor OF
Shantung, dated July Z.
1.-The European troops defending the
legations made sortie, killing 200 sol
diers of General Tung Fuh Slang. The
Boxers have been unable to take the le-
cations, but the situation is very crit
ical.
"Sheng considers the situation dan
gerous
YOKOHAMA, Friday, July 13.-The
Chinese minister in Toxic has visited
the japanese minister of foreign affairs
and communicated to him what is de-
scribed as 1.-The first Pekin dispatch
since the trouble broke out.
The dispatch says that the murder Of
the German minister and other for
eigners was due to the Taku affair and
to the sending of Admiral Seymour $
expedition, and that the Chinese gov
ernment is now doing it's best to pro-
tect the foreigners in Pekin.
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MISSIONARIES APPEAL.
Ask Special Prayer From Every Pulpit
For Speedy succor ofaThose
In Peril.

SHANGHAI, July 1.-THE American
missionaries asked the Associated Press
to publish the following:
"To the Christian people of the United
States:
"Tbe missionaries in China ask a spe-
cial prayer from every pulpit for the
guidance of the government and the
speedy sueeor of American and native
converts in extreme peril. +"
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delay will be disastrous. Not only are
foreign lives and property placed in
jeopardy, but the loss of influence will
be incalculable.
"Give no credence to statements Of
the situation sent by the Chinese gov
eminent to its ministers abroad. The
present outragesi are the result of the
weak and vacillating policy of the pow
ers in the past. We urge immediate,
energetic and concerted action.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-16
FATAL BREACH MADE.
Governor of Shantung States
All F oreigners Killed.
GALLANT DEFENSE AT PEKIS.
1 Breach Made In Wall of the British
Legation, When All the Ammunition
Had Given 0ut--Defenders Made a
Heroic Fight.

SHANGHAI. July 16.-An official tele-
gram was received from the governor
of Shantung, stating that breach was
made in the wall Of the British lega-
ton at Pekin, after gallant defense
and -vhen all the ammunition had given
out All foreigners were killed.
BRUSSELS, July 16.-The minister of
foreign affairs. M. de Favereap, received
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The Daily Intelligencer.

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Terms and Premiums.

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Out of over 81, 200 collected at
Washington for Boer widows and or
phans, but SIS was left after enter
tanning the Transvaal delegates,
which goes to show the difference
between sympathy and self advertis-
ng.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-16
MISSIONARIES KILLED.
An Italian Bishop and Two Missionaries
Murdered In China--Itaiian Mis-
sions Destroyed.

ROME, July l6.-The Italian consul at
Shanghai cabled that the Italian mis-
sion in Hu Nan had been destroyed n,
Bishop Fantosati and two missionaries
killed. He also reports that missions j
Ho Nan and Hupe have been assaultr..
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-16
AMERICANS ARRIVED
AT TIEN TSIN.
niral to Have Reached There
Heavy Losses of Allies.

LosEoN, July 16.-The following dis
patches from Admiral Seymour were
published last evening:
"TIEN TsIN. July 9-The enemy IS posi-
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1t has been generally conceded
that Auditor La Toilette has made
a thoroughly honest and palnstak-
ing officer, and the secret Of che OPP
position TO his candidacy within
his own party can not to he ac-
counted tor. But during the contest
for the treasurership the cat was let
out of the wallet. One delegate, in
placing W. B. Mathews, chief clerk
in the Auditors office, in nomina-
tion for Treasurer, made the point
in favor of Mr. Mathews that he is
clerk in the office Of the man whe
had saved the State 100000 1t
has been generally known that Aud
itor La Toilette turned down the
raids attempted to be made on the
treasury by the State administra-
ton, but the anne unit OF the attempt
ed raids was not definitely known
But it cooked Mr.. La Toilette S
goose in his party. He conducted
his office too much after the fashion
of Democrat Charleston Gazette.
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Trains daily except Sunday.
No persons will be carried on any
ether than the trains named above, AMI
stops will only be made at Stations lie
signated.
j. A. MARTIN,
Genl Supt