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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A. B. Overstreet, deputy collector o.
Bedford county, is short In his accounts
81, 100 aud missing. 1t is not known
where he mas gone.
The bodies OF he eight remaining
| colored men drowned in o collision In
| Norfolk hsrbor Saturday night have
bsen recovered 10 all 10 were drown.
ed.
Lieut.. William Clurchman Geigers
whose death in the Philippines is an
nouDced, was stanton man, having
been born just outside the city % year:
ago.
The Second Baptist Church at New
port News was almost destroyed by fire
yesterday. The general opinion seems
TO be that the fire was caused by firing
crackers or fireworks of some kind.
The democrats of the Fifth district
met yesterday at Rocky Mount, Frank
lin county, and renominated Claude A.
Swanson for Congress by accsmstion
The Chicago platform was reatfirmed.
| The whitecaps have created consider
| able excitement IN New Kent county.
Two young white men were served with
notice that II they did not quit counting
certain young ladies they would be
punished.
tuesday was alumni day at the Vir.
GINA Military Institute iuals, and many
were the "old cadets" VINO met in annu-
al reunion. The board OF visitors ap-
pointed State cadets from the districts
Of the State.
Mr.. Arthur Wesley Mathers and
Miss Grace @. Magaha. both of Lees
burg, were married at the parsonage of
the Presbyterian Church at Frederick,
Md, on Tuesday by Rev. Thomas
Freeman Dixon.
Great excitement occurred at Louisa,
Oh Tuesday over the criminal assault by
q negro on q young married woman,
who was approached aud overcome by
the nego while out picking berries. He
has not been captured.
The City Council OF Fredericksburg
have elected H. G. Willis as Mayor for
the term ending June 80. 1902. Mr..
Willis was short time ago elected TO
fill out the unexpired term OF the late
Mayor Rowe to July /, 1900.
Mrs. Margaret J. Alexander died at
Fredericksburg on Tuesday in the sew
epty-ninth year of her age. The de-
ceased was the widow OF Robert H.
Alexander and quite noted woman.
She nursed General Stonewsll Jackson
after he was shot at Charlottesville.
1t is reported that the Xaverisn Bros,
who conduct the Old Point Comfort
College, are after a site in Newport
News on which to build a S25 900 COL
lege. 1t is understood that there are
only few minor considerations to be
taken up before the plan is consummat-
ed.
Mrs. William Kuhn, of Philadelphia,
who was seriously injured on April "a
by being thrbwn from window at her
home by her husband, was taken to the
Retreat for the Sick in Richmond on
Tuesday for treatment. 1t Is said that
Mr.. Kuhn was jealous of his wife, and
after quarrel be, 10 4 of anger,
pushed his wife out OF the window, and
realizing what he had done, cut bis
own throat. He was removed to hos
pital and recovered after q short while.
He Is now In custody 10 Philadelphis,
and has recently made statement, in
which he says he has no recollection of
the occurrence, and expresses the deep
est affection for his wife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
From China.

London, July 5.-No encouraging
news comes from China unless it be
dispatches to the effect that the British
legation was besieged on July l and
therefore apparently bad not fallen,
and that on June 81, 1900 Chinese,
who attacked the legation, were re-
pulsed with heavy loss. Ga the other
hand, reports of annihilstion of all
the foreigners 10 Pekin cootinue to err
rive, the latest confirmation Of the
story coming from three Chinese ser
wants who managed to escape from Pc
kin.
A Chefoo dispatch today says that
in view OF the imminence OF the rainy
season, 1t il feared that no advance on
Pekiu will be possible before the su-
tumn. The hope that Japan would
send an army sufficient q. least to force
q way to Pekin, has dwindled away.
Russia has iotsrposed objection to the
landing of a japanese army in China
and the powers appear to be unable to
rise above the politics 10 the situation
and deal sharply with the emergency.
Reports that the Emperor Of China has
committed suicide and that the En-
press Is insane are received simultaue-
ously with accounts of wsrlike edcts
issued by the latter. Fighting has
been going on at TieDtsin for over
week. With the hordes of Chinese
now marching on Tientsin the situs-
ton there will probably soon become ss
critical ss that OF the foreigners at Pc
kin.
London, July ga Dalziell dispatch
from Shanghai, dated July 4, says that
the British legation at Pekin and 800
refugees there are still safe.
Shanghai, China, July 5.-The official Ger
man paper here confirms the rept 1T of the
Emperor's death. According to the state ment
of two MaRcbus who arrived here YESTERDAY,
Prince Tusn gave Kwsng Su the choice Of
OPIUM or the sword with which to end his lie.
He chose the former and died within an hOur
In the palace.
Shanghai, July The viceroy of Csrtn
Iii Hung Chang has sent 5000 roops 20
Bogue fort to preserve order. Ii Hung
Change has issued proclamation imposing
head tax on the Chinese for the defense OF
the cities of the province against the insur
rectionists The taxation, il is believed, will
cause trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
Funeral of Hoboken Fire Victims.

New York, July 5.-The total number
of bodies taken from the river at Ho-.
boken and from the wrecked steamer
Saale has reached total of 100. Thirty.
seven bodies were found yesterday and
one has been picked up in the river so
far today. The body found today ia
that of woman, well dressed, and
showing evidences of refinement.
Seventy of the victims were buried this
morning 10 Flower Hill cemetery, He
boken. The bodies were loaded on
hearses, and when these gave out, on
trucks draped with Grape and the Ger
man and American flags. A brass band
led the procession to the cemetery, while
q number of fraternal societies, also with
bands, marched in the rear of the hearses
and trucks. Thousands of persons view
ed the great funeral cortege, as it passed
through the streets on its way TO the
graves. Business was q most entirely
suspended while the funeral was being
held. Many houses In the town were
draped with Grape and everywhere fegs
were flying at half mast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05

A DISPATCH from Kansas CITY to G
republican newspaper, comparing the
personnel of the democratic convention
with that of the lac republican con-
vention in Philadelphia, 10 the dispsr-
agement of the former, says the latter
looked like an sssemblage of "well-
groomed bank presidents" Yes, and
that is the verv reason, as the
newspaper referred to would know,
if it were not 80 blinded by
the money of those in whose
interests it is now engaged. why the
great majority of the people of the couD-
try, If unbcught, will support the &C.
ton of the former.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1900

THE SoUTH.HATING republicans
manifested their presence in Kansas
City yesterday by scattering handful
throughout that city, denouncing "a
pharlsaical aud spurious aristoorscy IN
the Southern States for its love of the
carcass of human slavery" and declar-
Ing that no Southern white preacher
would baptize "a nero to save his
soul" and that 1t is more dangerous to
teach negro in the Southern States
than to attempt such thing in Darkest
Africa. 1t also says that the Declaration
of Independence declares that all men
are born Stree and equal" Jefferson
was an intelligent man and owned
slaves, and therefore never thought, let
alone wrote. that all men were born
Stree" But people who write such
handbills as the one referred to, don't
hesitate to falsify even the Declaration
of Independence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
of independence

No MATTER what the platform, or
who the Vice Presidential nominee OF
the Kansas City convention, may be,
the fact that Mr.. Bryan will be lite
Presidential candidate. Is ell that good
and true democrats, and every other
man, who Is opposed to plutocratic i'm
perialism. needs to induce him to sup.
port. the ticket nominated and the
platform adopted by that con-
yention. With Mr.. Bryan in the
White House, to veto all further trusts
and allied schemes for robbing the
many poor in order to profit the few
rich, and their paid agents, the real
well wishes of the country will be salts
fad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05

BsyoGn,. Ine iremen started of 10
fight the new blsZe, leaving the oil
company's men to shift for TIN meelves.
At one O'Clock the fire was : a rag.
ing fiercely, blu it looked as I it would
be confined 10 the new portion of the
works, where It originated. The
trenches hastily dug during the night,
it Is believed, will save the old works,
where the refinaries are located. o.
men say the fire will burn for many
hours as 1t has thousands of barrels OF
oil to feed upon. The loss is variously
estimated at from $4,000, 900 to Is, 000,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
A Specific Silver Plank Inserted.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 5.-At a
o'clock this morning after ten hours OF
uninterrupted debate, the resolutions
committee decided that specific plank
for 16 to shall be inserted in the ma
tionsl democratic platform. The strug.
gle against it put up by the eastern sod
southern states was 40 powerful as to
give the plank advocates only two ma
jority, the vote standing 26 to "a, Mon
tana and the District of Columbia not
voting.
The motion was put on the adoption
OF new 16 to silver platform result
ing as follows:
Ayes-Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas,
Connecticut, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa,
Kansas, Kentucky. Maine, Massachu.
sets, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
NEWS OF The DAY.

Lord Roberts has reported from Pre-
toria that General Hunter entered
Frankfort, TraDsvaal, without opposi-
ton.
Rear Admiral Barker has been select
ed to succeed the late Admiral Philip
as commandant of the New York navy
yard.
William Waldorf Astor has set Lon
den. talking by publicly snubbing Cap
tain Sir Berkeley Milne, of the Royal
Navy.
A German volunteer force Is being
raised for service in the far East. II
will have the strength of brigade OF
all arms.
The people of Wrightsville, Pa,
yesteid day celebrated the anniversary OF
the cbecking of the Confederate ad-
vance on Philadelphia.
1t is stated at the Navy Department
that there ia little likelihood that ADJ
miral Dewey will be sent to command
the naval forces in the event of serious
trouble in China.
Because her mother refused to al
low her to attend q dance Jennie
Hooper, aged sixteen years, OF Balti-
more, committed suicide yesterday by
drinking a liniment containing witch
hazel, arnica and laudauum.
Those tugboat captains who inhu-
manly refused to aid the drowning men
In the river, and the men and women
on the burning ships at Hoboken on
Saturday because they had not money
10 their hands wherewith to pay for
their rescue will be arrested on charges
of murder.
The Lafayette monument, the gift OF
the school children of the United States
to France, was unveiled In Paris yester-
day. Unusual significance Was attracted
to the occasion, President Loubet &C.
cepting it on the part OF France.
Speeches were made by Ambassador
Porter, Archbishop Ireland, Commits
soner Peck and Mrs. Daniel Manning.
DR.. George c. Wor.hiDgton was de-
MED bail by COief Judge l. Thos. Jones
at Ellicott City, Nd, on Tuesday,
where he was taken on writ > habeas
corpus, and was remanded back to the
Baltimore Jail. DR.. Worthington was
recently convicted on the charge OF
performing criminal operation, and
WAS denied bail by Judge Dennis pend
Ing an appeal to the Court of Appeals.
While taking his train across bridge
on the High Bridge branch OF the Cen
tral Railroad of New Jersey on Tues
day, Engineer James Suits went stark
mad and attempted to murder hiO fire.
man with an iron bar. The conductor
passed over the tender to the cab Of
the engine and narrowly escaped q vic
ious blow aimed at his head by Suits.
The train crew finally overpowered
the crazy man and the fireman com
pleted the ruo. Suits was taken 20
ais home at BsyoDne, where he was
found to be 10 a serious condition.
The corner-s OF the pedestal for
the monument to be erected at the
corner of Indiana avenue and Third
street northwest Washington, to the
memory OF &c !. Albert Pike, was laid
yesterday with simple ceremonies con-
Quoted by members of the Ancient snG
Accepted Order OF Scottish Rite OF Free
Masonry, of which Gen. Pike was a
member. The site for the statue, which
Is the work OF Trentanove, the sculptor,
was granted by the government to the
members of the Scottish Rite. The
monument will be in place within the
next month or six weeks, but it will
not be unveiled until next May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05

IL BE true, as reported, that the
Empress of China, whose subjects are
now In revolt against her, says the for
eigners brought on their own troubles
by their needless attack upon her in-
surgents, she only says what every I'M
preiudiced and intelligent man recog
nizes as q fact. The heather as we'll as
infants speak the truth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, q powder to be shaken into the shoes
1t mskes tight or new shoes feel easy gives
instant relief TO corns and buniols. Its tho
greatest comfort discovery Of the age Curcs
and prevents swollen feet, blisters callous a'd
sore spots. Aliens Foot~Esse is certain
cure for sweating, hot aching feet. AT All
druggist and shoe stores. 25c. Trial pack
age FREE by mail. Address Allen 5. Ohm
sked La Roy. NJ. Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
TELEGRApHlC BKEVITIES.

Supreme Court Justice Job II. Lip
pincott died at his residence 10 Jersey
City, N. j., this morning.
By the use OF fire arms, toy cannon,
giant crackers, and other forms of ex.
plosives, thirty persons were killed and
] 325 injured 10 yesterdays Fouth Of
July celebration in various cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05

THAT the national democratic con-
yention is solely intent upon avoiding
all trou ole and doing all it can to recon
cile differences in its party,is proved by
it's determination to admit the delega-
les of both factions of the party 10 the
District OF Columbia, aud dividing the
vote between them. A similar spirit
should pervade the party everywhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
Another Fire In New York Harbor.

Another Fire In New York HarbOr.
New York, July Sit was half an
hour after midnight, in the midst of o
brilliant electric storm, that the light
ming struck and exploded twenty three
huge tanks OF oil in the new works OF
the Standard Oil Co. at Constable Hook,
N J. The roar Of the explosion was
heard everywhere within radius of
fifteen miles. 10 New York and Brook
Ign people thought it an earthquake
shock. The glare Of the confagrstion
Was 80 brilliant that u newspaper could
be read on the Brooklyn bridge. Most
all OF the windows 10 BsyoDne were
smashed by the first explosion. The
burning oil was scattered broad
cast, and terrified persons rush
ed from tleir homes into the
streets, which were as brilliantly
Illuminated as at midday. Within fl
ty yards of the exploded tanks was q
hotel, used as lodging house by Hun
garians and Poles employed at the
works. When the explosion came, they
rushed pell nell out of the rear OF the
building, chased blythe streams OF burn-
ing oil which flowed over and rapidly
consumed the hotel. The oil from
the exploded tanks swept down
the hill on which the works
are located. Explosions followed like
the crash OF artillery, as tank after tank
was ignited by the fiery oil. Down TO
the waters edge ir went, spreading the
circle of fire. Nothing could stay its
progress. Even the water was no OBJ
stacle, and from the burning piers,
which little while eiore had been
crowded with shipping. it hoated out
into the bay. Meanwhile tugs dragged
out fifty vessels which were lying at the
company's piers. Great booms Of logs
were thrown OUT 10 a semi-circle to pre-
vent the burning liquid from flowing
unrestrsined over the waters and car
rying destruction to shipping down the
bay. The BsyonDe Il department made
an Intellectual fight against the burning
fluid. Water was OF no avail, and
trenches had to be dug to divert the
streams of burning oil from attacking
property out side of the oil yards. The
fire wiped out 500 acres of the Standard
Oil Compsny's plant, including the
new cooperage works. When 1t
seemed that the fire would be coz lined
to the section already blazing. another
fire occurred In Eighteenth street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05

ALL ACCOUNTS from Cuba are TO the
effect that the war there is over, and
the people quiet and peaceful; and all
those from the Philippines, that are
given out by the War Department. are
Of the same purport. II they be true,
then why in the name of a tax-ridden
people are such large armies maintain
ed In both Cuba and Luzon?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05

MANY OF Senator Daniels wiser
friends IN Virginia regret that at the
national democratic convention he
trains with the men who either op-
posed. or were luke warm supporters OF,
his party four years ago. and who now
are attempting to dictate is policy.
Such men should be glad they are per
mitted to sit in democratic conven-
ton. II is presumptuous for them to
try to control its action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
WANTS.

WANTED.-YCUNG LADY with good
w references TO make change and do light
bookkeeping in dry goods store; only thc SO
with the best Of references need apply {,
Lock Box "a, city P.O. jy3 1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
The Markera.

Chicago, July 5.-The market closed q,
follows: Wheat Aug SOasS0h
Georgetown. July 6.-Whest 75sS0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
DIED.

On Monday, June rs, 1900, near Bu ke's
Station, Fairfax county. Va, ULAM w.
B iRKER, in bis 10th year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05

The Canadians now refuse to allow
the seven thousand Russian peasants
who have settled in Manitoba to ex'
ercise the privilege of suffrage. Aud
vet Canada has sent several regiments
to South Africa to fight the people of
the republics Of that country, because
they refused to permit English gold
seekers there to exercise that same
privilege, and thereby to outvote them
aud take possession of those republics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05

Five deaths among Americans 10 ten
days 10 Cubs of yellow fever Is General
Woods news In his latest casualty list,
dated July 2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05

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that consumption can be prevented BY the
early use of One Minute Cough Cure. tbs
is the favorite remedy for coughs, colds,
Group, asthma, grippe and sll throat AMI luog
troubles Cures quickly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-05
Best for the Bowels.

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27
DECORATION DAY.
Appropriately Observed BY
Veterans and Daugh-
ters of the Con-
federacy

Veterans Of Camp J. B. Robert.
son U. G. V, members of l.. ;.
Ross Chapter, L. ID. C.. and
many others observed DECORATION
Day yesterday afternoon with
appropriate and beautiful cere.
monies.
Those participating assembled
at the city hall and repaired To the
cemetery, led by the Harris band,
the ceremonies taking place at Che
grave of Col. Briscoe G. Bald
win.
Here prayer was offered by Rev
j.. ID. West, hymn was sung by
the daughters and a psalm by the
historian Of the Texas division. L.
ID. c., was read responsively by
members of the Camp and tn,
Chapter; Commander II. b Stod.
dard read an extract from an ad,
dress by Alexander II. stephens
and Rev. DR.. sims, pastor of tn,
Baptist church paid an eloquent
tribute TO the memory of lhos,
whom all were assembled 10 honor
Another hymn followed, and ther
a wealth Of flowers were massec
and strewn upon the graves %
veterans and loved ones.
-Four committees were appointed
for the decoration a. follows:
Mrs + A Lee, Mrs W 5 Howell
Mrs Eliza Johnson, Mrs J J Ander
son. Miss Matte Tabor. Mrs y
Parker, Mrs + J Butler, Mrs J "
Doremus; W + Saunders. J "
Johnson, G w Smith, &C Brietz
T II Darwin. Joe Ellis. w II Har
man, Thos Rowan, r Il Royal
Mrs F ! Garth. Mrs J W John
son, Mrs A d True, MISS Lotii
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27

Stot,ard, Mrs Mary Minkeri, Mrs
X X Chatham; II b Stoddard, W q
Mitchell, John W Gee, J ID West,
Mark Wilcox. VIM Bowman, J G
Davis, J ; Mooring. K G Dunnica.
Mrs NJ W Sims, Mrs J J Adams,
Mrs ] + Parks, Mrs W NJ Foster,
Mrs Frank Clarke, Mrs VIM A
Banks; John Evans. Mat Posey,
W y Baker, John McCorquodale,
BF Watkins, n b Cole, A d Shell.
burne. : NJ Derden, + l. Loughridge,
A J Buchanan.
Mrs W : Wilson, Miss T Shields,
Miss Bessie West, Mrs Spencer
Ford. Mrs J d West, Mrs DC De-
Maret, Mrs Albert Buchanan,
Mrs Geo W Smith; K l. Wedding
ton, ID d Dawson, J F Parks, J y
Cole, b F Leman, + J Butler, J W
Tabor, I d Sanders.
Following is the list Of those
whose graves were decorated: l.
l. Ward Capt J p Ayers, DR. A K
Garfield. O p McRoy. James Law
renee. W r King, DR. J II Webb,
- McLendon, Robt McClelland,
Isaac Fulkerson, John d Roberts,
John Lovel. - Payne, DR. John
Roberts, W V Waldrop. J NJ Rob
inson. 4 + Myers, d + Myers,
James Farmer, - Randle. Col b
G Baldwin, 'Thos Dunn, DR. J X
johnson, J z Wilson. II X White.
| J c Williams, jeremiah Wilson,
DR. DePort Smyth, Pat Patterson,
Alb Carr Sr, d c Barmore, J J
/ Coulter, J J Gamer, Napolean Da-
Wis, J l. Garth, T J Mcqueen,
Samuel Hunter, Frank Clarke,
Joshua English, Peter Ragsdale
J A Buckholts, James Cyrus, -
Barnett, DR. l. Erwin, Dan Bate,
Dewitt McMcMorries. C Z Gear
nells, DR. Castles. K X Chatham
James Astin. W r Rhodes, Loui.
Mcqueen, John Chatham, Andrew
Parker, - Burton.