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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-26
LARGE HAIL STONES.
\ Very Destructive Storm to Crops in
LuncnburG.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

IspeciaI Dispatch 70 The TImes.J
HOLLYDALE, VA, July 25.-The hail
storm that passed through this section was
very destructive in some localities 1t is
reported that the crops of Il. L. Taylor,
j. A Saunders, Robert Saunders and Gil
bert Saunders were we'll nigh totally de-
stroyed A great number OF others crops
are seriously injured. The size of many
OF the stones were almost incredible.
\ gentleman of undoubted veracity says
that he tried to encircle one with his
thumb and second finger, and they did
not meet by two inches One measured
9 inches in circumference. a gentleman
picked up one that burst in four pieces.
and declares that each piece was as large
aa 9 suinea's egg.
Captain J. r. Featherston. Mrs Sarah
Bacon and DR.. Robert Fans who have
been quite sick. are improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-26
BOARD OF FISHERIES.
Held Two Sessions and Transacted
Eautinc Business

The State Board Of Fisheries held two
sessions at Murphy's Hotel yesterday, and
transacted much business of routine
character.
All the members We're present as follows:
DIR. Frank Fletcher tchairmam. Senator
George 3. Keezel, Hon. Pembroke Petit.
Captain John A Curtis and Mr. Seth L.
Miller (seccetaryl.
Captain George Savage was elected cap-
tain of the schooner Pocomoke, vice Cap
tain Parks, resigned.
The Board appointed a committee COM
posed of Messrs. Fletcher, Curtis and Mil
Lar 2n examine some boats with q view to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-26

Wake. seduction and abduction: Samuel
Robinson assault OF Tom Epps with III,
tent to kill The parties indicted were an
sent to Jail to await future trial. They are
all negroes.
There was no political speaking here to-
day. ,.a,,
1t is runored here that the Wharton
Grove camp meeting just across tno
Rappahannocz River will be postponed on
account of the breaking out of cases u
smallpox in that vicinity,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-26

buying one for the oyster industry of the
James River, and report to the next meet
ing of the Board, which will be at Old
Point. aboard the steamer Chesapeake, on
the 18TH of August
Apart from this. and the election Of .
captain for the Poconoke, as stated above,
only routine business was transacted, Such
as auditing bills and ordering them paid.
Some OF the gentlemen who attended the
session were AIessrs Robert Mechanism,
Of MiddIeSex: e. c. Madison, OF Warwick,
and S. Wilkins Matthew's of Acconac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-26
CAPITOL HILL NOTES.
Governor Tyler Asked to Pardon B. B.

ttsUCk-
The Board OF Directors OF the Peniten-
tiary held a meeting Tuesday and re-
commended that the Governor grant
a conditional pardon to g. =,
Brock. of Princess Anne county, who
was convicted of murder in the second
degree and sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary.
Strong petitions signed by the Common
wealths attorney and Judge, were pre-
scented to the Board by Hon. a. e.. Ewell,
member OF the House from Princess Anne
Brock has served more than half OF his
term and complied strictly with the prison
rules.
The charter of the Cans Rady Co. of
Richmond, has been lodged with the Sec
rotary of tbs Commonwealth to be recorG-
ed. The capital stock is named not less
than $3o,CG0 nor more than $4,000. and the
business is that of clothiers and gents
furnisherS.
The officers are President. Jacob Cans;
-Presidgat IL. Whitock: Secretary and
Treasurer. George w. Rady.
The charter of the Tait-Burrows Con
tracing Company, b Alexandra, Va,
has also been received and recorded.
A mining engineer Of Pennsylvania writes
the Secretary asking how many coal COM
panies there are doing business in Viz
ginia.
Mr. Ben 2. Owen was at Old Point yes
terlay
The Richmond City School Board, accom-
panied by Superintendent w E. Fox and
Secretary Frank Z. Brent went down to
Fairmount yesterday to visit the Normal
School.
There is a movement on foot to reduce
the number of public schools Of the State
in order to have longer sessions and bet
ter teachers.
Among the callers al the Library were
Hon. Pembroke Petit, Of F'Iuvanna; Sena-
tor George B. keezsl. Of Rockingham:
Hon S Wilkins Mathews and Captain
Savage, of the Eastern Shore OF Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-26
FIRE FROM LIGHTNING.
. Fine Barn and Contents, Including
H.co Horses Burned

fsnecial Dispatch to The Times)
MISSIONER. VA, July 24.-During a
severe thunderstorm here last night the
large stable and barn az Centre Farms
WIS struck by linghtnng and its entire
contents. consisting Of hay, oats, and feed,
also two valuable race horses, the property
of Robert Bradley. We're consumed
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The Times IS always l1Gebtet 10 ls1e ,in-.
who favor II With socie;S items slio ~
sonals. but must urge that ali sIcn 's
sent over the signature OF the senHsI-
All unsigned comm licauons Sl.i Se
Sected always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-26
A Singular Accident.

Especial Dispatch to Ths Tirlsso
ETTRICKS, VA, July 25.-Nr. Charles
full and serious accident yesterday evening
as Stewards trunk and box factory. on
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-26
MyDDLEsEX COURT.
Smallpox May Postpone Camp

(spec:a, Dispatch TO The Times.)
sTORMONT, VA. July 2o.-County
court convened at Saluda to-day at 10
O'Clock, Judge Garnett presiding the
grand jury brought in dictments against
the following parties:
Albert Burreu. criminal assault: Robert
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ts9eciel Dispatch 10 The Timesl

1s9.ci1I Dispatch % The TImesO
NORFOLK. VA. July 25.--NIiSs 4Eabet
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07
NEWS OF The DAY.

The Dutch cruiser which is convey
log President Kruger to Europe has ar
rived 10 the Red Sea.
Governor.elect Sanford, of Opeliks,
Ala, is very low, with but little hope
of recovery.
Gen. Maxine Gomez, 10 a letter to
the Havana papers, says he will not ac-
cept Office uDder the Cuban Republic.
The French Chamber oiDeputies has
30 macy interpretations before It as 10
threaten to interfere with the transsc.
ton OF business.
1t is rumored that Acknowledgement
GriQgs and Secretary Root will not
serve in McKinley's second Cabinet.
Secretary Hays continuance in office
vii depend upon his health.
The American Rice Growers Distribu-
ting Company, limited, has been incor-
porsted at Crowley, La, with capital
OF $15, 600, 900 half of which is paid. Viii.
liam K. Vanderbilt, OF New York, s
president.
A movement to induce Atlanta news
staods 10 cigar stores and drug stores to
boycott the New York Sun is on foot.
That papers recent attack upon Gen
eral Robert E. Lee is responsible for the
antagonism in Atlanta to the New
York paper,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07
A PAPAL ENCYCLICAL.

The Pope has addressed to the bishops
40 encyclical, dated November 2, on the
Redeemer.
The Pontiff says be rejoices at the as
semblage OF Catholics from all parts Of
the world in Rome during Holy Year
which, he adds, demonstrates that the
people are marching toward Christ
He exhorts the world to seek, the Re-
deemer, which, the Pontiff points out,
10 the road to truth and life, adding:
"As Cnrist's coming to the world re-
formed society, SO the latter, in turning
to Christ, will become better and be
saved by folio wing His doctrines and
divine law, by notwithstanding revolt
against the constituted powers and
avoiding conflicts"
II the peoples acted so, the encyclical
continues, they would all love one
aoother as brothers and obey peacefully
tneir superiors. Neglect OF God, the
Pope further says, has led to so many
disorders that the peoples were Cypress
ed with incessant fears and anguish.
He concludes with urging the bishops
to make known 10 the entire world that
the Redeemer and Saviour of mankind
alone can bring salvation and peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07
Bryan and MCKINLEY

Linco' n. Neb. Nov. 7 I'VE have bes,
shot fullof noles" is tne way M. Brysp's
closest friends refer to yesterday cleo.
ton. Bryan's cherished hope was for
a plurality OF the populist vote. TIE
the great republican gains inLincoln ard
rest of Nebraska were not expected by
Bryop. The fusionists yet hope to cor.
troll the legislature which will en.ue
Bryan seat 10 the U. s. Senate. Tee
race between Poynter. fu.ionist ard
Dietrich, republican, for Governor is
very close.
Canton, o. Nov. Ten thousand
people surrounded President McKir.
ley's house at 1890 a. N. and be 81.
peared on the front porch Then Nc.
Kinley thanked the people for indose.
ment of bis official acts. ard the baud
played yankee Doodle" President
and Mrs Mckinley and party will
start for Washington at 1875 this SITTER.
NOM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07
The Next Congress.

Chicago, Nov With several dis
tricts still TO hear from, the republican
strength OF the lower house of the next
Congress is placed at 200 as against las
democrats and eight independents. Tni:
would he a majority Of 43 as compared
with Is two years ago. The greatest
changes have been in the East. The
republicans have gsined heavily 10
New York and Pennsylvania and there
cave also been slight changes In some
Of The Mississippi Valley States, in
Ohio. and on the Pacific coast. Mich.
gan, Wisconsin, and Iowa and MinnDe-
sofa still have solid republican dele
cations. To this list is now to be added
California. which has elected 7 republi-
cau members. The changes in the
Senate are such as to make that body
even more republican than 1t now lie.
Toe republicans have carried Delaware,
thus making sure OF two Senators from
that state. They have also changed the
leg stature in Ulah and this insures
republican member Of the Senate 10 fill
the vacancy which now exists. Ali tn
returns indicate that tho republicans
have also carried the legislature 10
SJuth Dikota, ipsuriog the defeat OF
Senator 2 ttigrew. IL North Carolina,
Marion Butler, populist, will DO r.
placed by democrat. Making allow
ance for the changes, the Senate will
stsud 55 republicans; rs democrats, and
8 independents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07
Mr.. Payne's Vlews

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Vice Cbsirr.
Psynr, Of ne republican national Gu
mittee, made the following ststemsa,
this morning: IL claim the election =.
Mckinley by 308 electoral votes w ~
have carried every State we said nc
would, and two OF three States ue ~
sidered doubtful, namely, Nebraks snS
Utah. We lost Nevada. The Isoisi"
ture of South Dakota will be ovs,
whemlmingly republican and the srs,a
republican by from u 900 to l5,OOOn
Ii means the retirement from nnblio
life OF man WAC lie a traitor 10 bim.sH
q traitor to his party and a traitor r.
his country. ~
The result OF the election is a final
complete and sufficient repudistlon ~
Bryan and Organism and that all that
it stands for.
Let Us hope that also that il NAV
open the pathway for the south ana
the sectional lines may be done ava
with. The south lie ruled by fraud aad
by the pencil.
The legislature of Nebraska has oore
republican. Thus We will be spersd
the inaiction OF Bryan in the II ;
Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07
norted in Michigan, Wisconsin and

ported in Michigan, WISCONSIN, ~"
Minnesota. ,,
Nebraska, the State Of Hon. William
J. Bryan, has gone republican. d,
The vote in Kentucky Is close ana
democrats claim the State.
Utah returns indicate q reduced plu'
rality for Bryan.
The loss OF Connecticut for Bryan is
conceded, but the governorship is
claimed by both sides.
The indications are that Nevada
gives Bryan q plurality OF between 900
and 1000.
Wisconsin is conceded 10 Mckinley
by 10000 plurality, but the democratic
claim their candidate. Louis G. Bohm-
rich, is elected Governor.
Bryan probably gets 20, 900 plurality
in Montana. 1t is also claimed thai
friends OF Senator Clark have a clear
majority in the legislature over the re-
pu6licans and independent democrats.
Tennessee is democratic, but Bryan's
| msjority will probably be less than in
1895, when 1t was 49, 03.
Bryan's majority 10 Georgia is est
mated at 40 600. Mckinley carried
only one or Two counties.
A light vote wss cast Ia Mississippi.
The democrats carried the State, as
usual.
Louisiana returns solid democratic
delegation to Congress and gives Bryan
sc, 900 majority.
The ma jorty for Bryan in Texas is
about $4,000. TIE democratic Stale
ticket was elected by an overwhelming
majority. The Legislature lie almost
solldly democratic.
Bryan's majority in South Carolina
Ia estim ted at $4,000. Democrats car
ried every Congressional district there.
Pennsylvania gives Mckinley an esIi-
mated plurality OF $4,000 and both
Quayites and Fusionists are claiming the
Legislature. which elects successor to
NJ. s. Quay.
Returns from the New England
States show marked gains for Bryan,
but not sufficient TO overcome the vote
OF that section for Mckinley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV. 7. 1900
THE nEMooRATs have fought gOOl

PHE DEMOCRATS have fought good
fight. but money aud coersion have
conquered. The South has stood nobly
by the Declaration of Independence
and the Constitution, but in vain; those
IN the North who should have aided
her. sucoumbed to the malign Influence
Of tbs money power, and II hss
triumphed. Let them not complain 1
the trusts reduce them TO serfdom; II
federal Judges take the place OF Jurors
10 their regard, and they are governed
by ipiunction, and indefinitely imprisop'
ed if they resist it; if they are taxed 10
support large standing army for the
benefit of mouopolies ct home and
adventures abroad, If their sors
are dragged away from them
to fill up that army and Ole
by the sword and OF fever ard
plague in distant regions; if their liber'
ties are lost. These things are the
natural result OF Imperialism and II
they have voted for 1t, they must take
its consequences. The first downward
step was taken when the Southern
Deople were denied their constitutional
rights in the election of 1860; the seconds
when many Southern people joined 10
a meddlesome Interference with a
friendly power; the third lie that which
authorizes Imperialism and rates money
above men; what will be the fourth
The money power may overdo the thing
The results of imperialism four
wears hence will be showing themselves
more plsioly than We see them now;
the oppression of the masses may be
too heavily felt; and handicapped as
they will be their support Of trusts aud
imperialism in this contest. they may
vet arise and regain their independence.
The worst, however, is feared, for when
liberty is once surrendered, 1t is rarely
regaiDed; and while the people OF the
larger, richer aud more powerful sec
ton of the country willingly subject
themselves to the control of the few
plutocralic parvenus among them,
even real patriots have good reason TO
despair OF the republic, for nothing Is
more certain than that country Is 10
Fastening ills prey 10 which veal
accumulates and msn decay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07

In THE sorrow and gloom o.
national defeat the democrats o.
Alexandria have the proud sat-
isfaction of knowing that they
carried heir city by double the maj
ity they had four years ago. Baltimore,
now as then, has gone republican. Vir'
ginians can tell their friends from their
enemies, and as Alexandra can sell
goods cheaper than they can be bought
10 Baltimore, she should get all of her
trade that went to that city back
again. She has already regained much
OF ii; but she should get it all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07
MCKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT.

William Mckinley has been reelected
President OF the United States, and
Theodore Roosevelt Vice President, by
an estimated greater majority in the
Electoral College than that received by
Mr.. Mckinley in 1896. Then he re
ceived 27l votes to l76 for Bryan. Nc
Kinley, according to the latest returns
carries % states and Bryan IL. The
returns today indicate that be has re-
ceived 1872 votes to Mr.. Brysn's
l55. Mckinley hs' carried MARY :
lard, West Virginia, Delaware, New
York, New Jersey, Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio and Nebraska. Here are the
principal states, with the estimated
pluralities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07
Foreign News.

Cspetown, Nov. THE Boe.s have
appeared on the Cape Goyernmeu,
railway which connects Rtodesis WITH
the Cape. Yesterday thew captured a
train with a quantity OF military stores
near Kimberley.
Vienns, Nov. 1.-THE VolEsos't
states that King Alexander, OF eerys,
is about to seek divorce from Queen
Draga, bis bride OF three months. Ac
cording to the paper, The Klog e.
pressed to courlier bis desire 70 sgail
enjoy bachelor freedom, having tlltd
of bis wife. who is fifteen years elder
than himself. Queen DraRa Is said to
ne so upset over the Kings revu sion
of feeling toward her, that she Is SICK 10
bed.
London Nov. THE court hss ersnlea
the petition Of the NsrchiOness Of Ae.e&y
for divorce from her husband who Is ihe he'a
of the Psget family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07

THOUGH no well Informed democrat
who understands human nature, is al
all surprised at the result OF yester'
days election, that all the right tbink
Jog democrats are grieved at 1t, is
equally as true, for 1t bodies no good to
the country. The contest was one be-
tween men and money, and, as is near.
" always the case. the latter Won. But
the nations outlook is bad indeed,
when the very people who are taxed to
fill the governments treasury. view
with approval those who rob it, and,
with the loot, buy enough votes 10 elect
fhe President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07

MARYLAND. il is feared, is joined Ia
her idols. AS was the case with ber
forty years ago, she doesn't come. Old
associations, education, kith and kin,
to her, were as nothing to her love fox
the almighty dollar" Her chief city in
April, 1891, made a squirt for right
against might, bat soon gave up the
contest, and almost ever since has sbar
doued her old friends. But old friends,
even if poor, are more reliable than
new ones.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07
Mr.. Croker on the Election

New York, Nov. 7.-R chsri Croker
says that he is much disappointed over
the election, as he honestly believed
the Nebrasksn would win. Mr. Croker
says; II think free silver caused
Bryan's defeat In the east but / an at
loss to understand why Nebraska srd
the west went back on bin. Il the
rest OF the country had done as well rs
New York city be would have been
elected"
"Do you think Brysus defeat will
drive him from politics."
mo indeed. Brysn is great usp.
The decision of the country wss not
against Bryan, but against toe prilc-
plies. He is magniiicenr, represents.
tive American. Mr. Croker ssid thst
BIZ would leave for Europe IS soon IS
the campaign sffsirs were closed up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07

THAT THERE are many Virginians
who call themselves democrats, but
who either voted for Mckinley, or did
not vote at all or were lukewarm in
their support of the democratic ticket,
is known to all who take any interest
10 the matter, but to their honor be it
long remembered, the others stood to
their colors aud carried the old
state by even larger majority than
they did in 1896.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-07

Elk. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND came
back from his ducking trip in time to
vote yesterday. But he didn't vote for
the candidate of the party that elected
him, and, barring the successful can
didstss, it is doubtful if there is mau
10 the country more pleased with the
result than be is.