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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
LAMBERT'S POINT:

The revival which has been in prog
rcss ut the VI. Z. Church for the past
two weeks under the mlnistrations of
the pastor. Rev. John w. Carroll. has
been Il gratifying success. Several per
sons have protested faith The meet
ipgs viii be continued through this;
week.
Mr.. Bert Powell and Miss Cevii
James. popular young lady of the
village. We're married al the Methodist
parsonage ON Bowdens Ferry road at
1880 o'clock "Wednesday night by Rev.
John ". Carroll. The ceremony was
very quiet one, only the Immediate
friends OF the contracting parties being
present. The bride wore Il gray tailor
made suit, with nat and gloves to
match.
Miss Minnie Haywood was maid OF
honor, and her costume was similar 10
the brides.
The groom and his best man were in
conventional black.
Dir. Allen Ramsey, 4 prominent ply
sician Of Burkeville Va. and Miss Lula
NJ. Smith. OF this place who we're mar
ricd in Norfolk by DR.. a. T.. johnson.
at the Cumberland Street NJ. Il. Church
I parsonage. on Charlotte street. Monday
night and who have heen the quests
of the brides sister. Mrs Belle jack
! son. on parker avenue. left for their
nome in BGrkVillc. via the Norfolk and
/ Western railroad. Friday morning.
MI. Luther Marshall OF Lawrence
avenue. has recovered from his recent
/ severe Illness.
Miss Maggie, daughter OF Mrs. Luf-
sey. Is quite sick with pneumonia at the
home OF her mother on Thirty-seVenth
/ street.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet at the Methodist Church at >
O'Clock this afternoon.
! Edward. the interesting 4-ycar-old
son of Captain r.d Holland OF Eow-
denis Ferry. is dangerously III with
bronchial pneumonia at the homo OF his
/ father and his life is despai red or
An important meeting OF the Lam
Lcrt's Point w, c. T. L. viii be hell
at the residence of Mrs. NJ. + Jones.
Powhatan and Parker avenues. at 2:SO
o'clock Thursday afternoon. The va
earnestly
requested 10 have their reports ready.
Miss Annie Scott is sick with grip
Mt the residence of Or. Farmer, on My
ers avenue.
The SILK mill has commenced opera
tons in it's new building. and is nov
working about nifty hands. As~soon as
all the looms have been put up The
force will he increased 10 800 or i0o
hands.
MIS-. James NJ. Jearcs who has bcen
extremely i'll Tor some time at her home
on Myers avenue, is commissioning.
Rev George ". Cox will begin a pro-
tractcd meeting at Burrows Memorial
Baptist Chur next sunday niSut He
will he assisted by Dr. Fisher. of Ports
mouth.
The new bridge built for the Atlantic
| E'ertrit Hallway Comrany ncr-ss Bow.
deus FERRY has been completed. ard
ONLY awaits heing received by The COM
pany 90 be opened up for travel
T'ru !;crs H. this section say Tint the
weather has dam Sed tire spring crop
vcry much ana has thrown back the
strawberry crop at least fifteen days.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
The p!anola.

The Pianola plays tile piano. So
simple is it that a child can render any
selection. whether it Doe popular or
classical; no. only III perfect time but
with feeling and expression No
knowledge of music Is necpssatv-anv
one rar play it, Gail ana hear this
great human machine ~ Wesley
iIosiers. Nain street IL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
Eeforo Traucl.

North or West. call upon the ,nler-
signed for lowest rates 20 all non. =
via Baltimore and Ohio railroad (Royai
Blue Limo. Say Line Wasain,too
steamers and Chesapeake Line. finest.
fastest and safes; trains in the world.
ARTHUR O.. LEWIS
:. p y Baltimore 6 cnio y. II.
(Under Atlantic Hnttl)
fel7-eod-tt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

oil. 7 va.
or ,Iso ooioron sa,.ara, 49,, w., 49,.
''H" NV.'' e"' seN ecu "teNS 49," -
called IN the corporation Court yester-
das- and POSTPONED to the May term of
that tribunal MIR. Moe Levy and the
c,,or.j o,.o,ra, Nv ~ ,h o,,,,o,,.,,
~
as counsel Tor the Defendant.
Ingram was apprehended in Bait'-
more 1t VIII be remembered and was
brought back 10 Norfolk by Detective
ucnueI
,,,,c,,,,r,,,,- .r,, >-s,,e.
NJ FL - : Lis
inc following deeds OF bargain and
sale were admitted TO record yesterday:
J. NJ Keeling attorney in fact TO
I.ovau & Tavl6r two LOT, fronti.r oe 90
$50, N1ot.j,,,,, ~, 60 500
Tbomns Tn -, ,I 81 ais 1T 10 : O COL
lin. lot fvontins- eoo feet ON the south
side or Aveuue II 81 SO
T.A,,- AVN 90 >,,t,t,~- ,,,or-p1,
-, IN 'Ae case OF Amerlean Net ana
VINE company against IS. Mayo CO
us Il decree was entered III the Court
oil Law ana Chancery appointing rho
,,.-,, Nv 'iI,','u ~ :. i.celNci .aNe
In this court n Judgment for The
plaintiff was riyon in Inc case Of 7 II.
Petten~iil against & NJ cnetau
cr-,rc 1>er,.r,,,,,r
-
hugo Stettnisch through L. j. Nor
ms. counsel mas brought suit FOR an alb
soihte divorce lrOm his wife, Bertha
Siettnisch
ne fienry Wake company. through
Wake old, counsel, has brought suit
aSdllst thoinas y. freWen, claiming
Fl'oVV u"'l"Scs'
ELECTION CASE TRIAL.
Police Justice .ronl.n Yesterday hoard
charged with aiding ana abcttjn.r iiIerai
voting The prosecution wa; rr1rncent-
ed by Messrs Robert ~. Shultiro y /,
Purdie. ". \. Ross ana Ian,ta l.,
Heath. Jr.. Mr.. Shulticc conductiut- the
case. NIr Wiley IL. Grandy. OF tho law
firm of Baxter a. Gra,dN- onnoarNd For
Mars
Among the largo number of eoooto-
tors were MIR. W. n. Vannhic ITO noni.
nee for Conlnonweulth's Attorrav. Mr.
w T. Anderson. late candidate fnr
Clerk of the Courts. REV /, y chris.
tie of SDurgoon Nan,oriol p,ntis,
Church. and Or. Jarncs {; RiddiclS inta
candidate for NIo,.nr Tho nocto,. -
present MS a witness
Dp pIDo1f,1-.c .rr,s.r,1,O
-, r,,,,
~: lt.uuick was iiist put on the
NIa,r go nc M"ritnt upoh Whlen
Nii',iS " "s III iestc" had peen amended,
-, ME- ne ch2iSe mat o. attemptinS
10 o'i 10. ahu induce Thomas Hogan and
Ulic hi",lts IN 10 Note Illegally III the
7G ~. iigeI'et OF me tliih Ward
,rtC'., 49, IN; .e''ii'iol.! VAS 10 the
SHetI maj Nil,rs Voluntarily went to
NJ o'i.Ge q uay or Two before the prl-
,,.',,,il ra,' -. r''" .o'" MN M ne
t'n ~. '',' IN iUn.'s "l voters II,
~, ~, ~ 49, 'Di I'm uesua! enc
against doing anVthing Ike 1Sat ' ne IL =
was i!leaal and would set him into
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
WEATHER REPoRr.

Washington, April 81.
Weather forecast for Sunday and
Monday: For Virginia-sGenerally
cloudy Sunday: fair and warmer Mon
day; fresh easterly. shifting to souther-
ly. winds.
For North Carolina-F'air Sunday,
with warmer in western portion; Mon
day fair: fresh southerly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
Brick Plant For Sale

have for sale very desirable
Brick Plant situated at Broadway, on
the Appomattox river, near CITY
Point. The property is in good con-
dition and is being operated. There
is wharf on the property.
EDWIN NJ. PITCHER,
apo eod5t Richmond, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

", ITE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
I Bruce. Grocery Company are hereby
notified that there Will be q meeting Of
the stockholders Of said company. TO be
held al the companys office, I43 and IA
Water street. Norfolk. Va. on the 2lst
Il. l.. WOODARD Pres
Also a stockholder OF said companv
holding more than lilo of the cani.aI
stock. mh22-Im
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

Rathbonc Lodge No. %. X. of p, will
have their second anniversary sermon
preached to them by Rev. John H.
Dickinson at Emmanuel l.. T.. Chapel,
Mt Wide and Calvert streets. Tonight.
Sister lodges and visiting knights are
cordially invited to meet with us in
our lodgeroom, ut Church street and
Washington avenue. at 7:15 sharp. We
desire as large an attendance as posi-
bic. Easter music will be repeated at
church, with full vested choir in at
tendance.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

Rooms and No. 81 Main street. over
THE Hub" Specialized ACARHlI and
ak Diseases Of Eye, Ear Nose, Throat,
Giles, and Stomach.
Hours a m. tc 1880 p. m; p m. TO
p N. Sunday hours. le.50 a. III. 20 L. go
u, n. Tuesday night. Thursday night a:id
Saturday night. 1i5 l.. III. TO S;l5 y.
CONSULTATION ALWAYS FREE.
Mcdir.n-3 furnished. Terms moderate.
Eyes examined Tor glasses free OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

Friendship Conclave No. 2, Hepta-
sophs or S. w. NJ. ut its meeting Fri
day night. made Il special donation to
the family of Mr.. Gray, Il member, who
than year, and also provided for
nurse to care for MIN during the re-
mainder of his sickness. y check was
also drawn, amounting TO $S3.25, paya-
bic To II. c. Smith for the burial Of the
late Henry y. Howell. As soon as the
legality of the viii of Mr.. Howell is
satisfactorily proven, the funeral ben
Gifts will be paid over to the proper
heir. On the third meeting night in
May this conclave will initiate 4 large
class OF candidates into the mysteries
OF the order.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
Forthcoming Session of Sovereign
Grand Lodge, |. 0. o. F.
officers of the Grand Lodge of Virginia Visit
Norfolk The Junior Order United
American Observation-Disclosures OF Interest
Concerning Local Eratcrnaties.

Mr.. William a. Bailey. grand master.
and Mr. Hill Montague. grand repre-
sentative of the Grand Lodge of Viz
giiia. l. O. o. L.. officially visited Nor
folk Lodge No. 30 Friday night. Ar
rangements for properly entertaining
the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
World. which meets in Richmond next
September. were discussed, and the as
surance of the cooperation of Norfolk
odd Fellows in entertaining the visit
ors to our Capital City was given.
Mr. Bailey i'll an address. reviewed
the work of the Grand Lodge in Viz
6inia since 1899. Twenty-onc new SD
coordinate lodges have been instituted.
besides several lodges of the degree OF
been made to the membership.
Mr.. Montague also spoke entertainiusly
of the forthcoming meeting OF the Sow
creign Grand Lodge. He said that some
800 OF the officers and representatives ia
attendance on this session would be
brcrght TO Norfolk on a special train
to view points of interest in this Sec
ton. ARRANGEMENTS have been made
with the Monticello Hotel TO serve an
elaborate lunch, and with the Chamber
lin at Old Point for supper.
At the meeting of the Norfolk Lodge
ten representatives of sister lodges
made short speeches for the good OF
the order.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

Noboy flowing end four-in-hana
Scaris n variety Of rich cslorinEs ~
RUDOLPH & Wallace.
333 Min 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
DIVINE SERVICES TODAY.

The Methodist Presbytcrian. Luther
an Christian. Church Of Christ obs
ei'les) and Christ Scientist publish
their hours OF sunday services in sat-
urday's issue of this paper.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
NO TsCE!

A general meeting OF the stockholders
OF tho CAPE HENRY PARK AND
held at tho office of the Secretary. nj
Room No l.owenberg Building. in the
city Of Norfolk. Va. on SATURDAY. The
10Th day OF May. 1900, at II O'Clock NJ
at which meeting such business will he
transacted as might and should have
been transacted at the annual meeting of
said stockholders.
II. II. BAKER,
WIN. W. OLD.
stockholders holding more than ona-teuth
OF the capitai stock OF the Company.
ap17-S0t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

a meeting of REPRESENTATIVES from
the State Councils. Jr. O. L. \. H.
Of Virginia. New York. PennsylVani MA,
New Jersey ana the District of Column
ha Will be held next week 1t phiia-
dclphia, for the purpose If taking con-
certed action for perfectinS organize
ton. The state Councils named have
been suspended by the National Coun-
Gil. and have three-tifths Of the entire
membership of the order. The National
Council has the name ana the sus-
pended Councils have the members and
means.
From present Indications the Ma
tional Council Will. at its June meet
ing. take steps to renew relations with
the majority of the membership. The
State Councils are not making any
OVcrtures.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
CATHOLIC.

st. Mary's, corner Holt and Chanel
streets, Rev. FEATHER John Dohe~ty.
pastoi-Early mass at : a. m. Chill
dreh mass. 800 Il. m; high mass, II
a. m. vespers and bencdction. :
u. IN.
Sacred Heart Church, corner of Yorl;
ana Dunmore streets Rev Father
il. H. Drake pastor-1.ow mass at $50
4. M; high mass nj II n. m: Vcspers
ana benedhction ~ u. NJ. Rogaiion
services ut S;l5 p. N. Wednesday.
cHRISTADELPHGAN ECCLESIA.
Han. corner Of Brambleton ana
Moltby avenues-Services nj II n. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

Brambleton Lodge No. So, X. OF F.,
will asse mblc with Rathbone Lodge OF
the same order. at 7:15 Tonight TO at
tend the second anniversary sermon to
the latter lodge by Rev. John IL. Dick
inson, OF Emmanuel Chapel.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

Ncgligee Shirts In stylish patterns AT
RUDOLPH < WALLACE.
"23 NIlLn Il
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
Norfolk nna Vicinity.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR TO-
DAY.
lPERATURE, RAINFALL AND

Unsettled weather; stationary tenn
perature; brisk east wind.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
BAPTIST CHURCHES.

fFeemason. corner Of Bank ana Free
mason streets Preaching by the PAS
tor. Rev. J. j. Taylor. ID. d.. at ii a. m.
ana I. IN. Morning subject: "Right
Living" Evening: Healed ut Last"
Sunda% school at $3.50 q. IN.
first Church. corner OF Froemason
ana CRANKY streets Preaching by the
pastor Rev. l.. Il. Hatcher. at II n. m,
ana by Rev. Or. y. l.. owen at S u. IN.
revival services at night.
Park Avenue, Observation-Disclosures ching
ny me pastor, Rev. j. j. Han, II. u.
~ IL 4. m and .. IN. Morning sub
?ect; The Christian Progress" Even
hlS: \ Miracle Of Grace. Visitors
and strangers welcome.
Grace. corner Princess Anne avenue
and Church street-Prcachlrg by the
pastor, Rev. y. i. Owen u. -, atll
Il. m Morning subject: "rhc Rich
NAN and Lazarus" At S D. m. Rev. u.
Il. Hatcher will preach.
Central Misunderstanding by the
pastor, Rev. Il. l.. Dudley, at IL a. m.
ana S II. m
Surgeon Memorial. Windsor avenue.
misunderstanding by the pastor.
Key. L. \. Christie ut II a. III. ana 7:i5
r. m. Sunday school at $3.50 a. IN.
Burrows Memorial. Lambcrts Point
Preaching by the pastor. Rev George
W Cox at II q. m. ana S p. m.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Christ, corner of Freemason and
Cumberland streets. Rev. DR.. Carl T..
Grammer, rector. Morning PRAYER ana
sermon at IL Il. m. Evening prayer at
- y. IN.
st. Pnul's. Church ana Cove streets.
Rev. DR.. Is. u. Tucker, Morning
prayer and sermon at IL 4. hi. Even
ing prayer at =. m.
st. Lu<e's, corner of Butte and CRANKY
streets. Rev. Flournoy Z. Bouldin. as
sistant Morning prayer and SER
mon at II 2. IN. Evening prayer and
sermon ut S u. m.
Emmanuel Chanel, corner OF Wide
ana Calvert streets. Rev. John II. Dick
inson, rector-Morning prayer and SER
mon at II a. III. Evening prayer and
sermon nj =. m. Sunday school at
$3.50 a m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

TEMPERATURE, RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.
Maximum temperature ............. g.
Minimum temperature .............. 80
Normal temperature ............... 5S
Departure from normal.
Departure from normal since Janu-
airy 1St........ minus
Rainfall in past 81 hours. ......... 10
Rainfall since first of MONTH. ......4 AZ
Mean relative humidity. 9S
CALENDAR.
Sun rises, 500 u. M; sets. CAT D. m.
TIDES.
Norfolk:-High water, 2:1S n. m, q so
p. IN. Low water. SAP Il. m. 90l p. m.
Old Point:-High water. 1851 a. M.
2:29 p. m. Low water. S:21 n. M, $40
p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

OTHER local orr FACE s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

Atlantic Lodge No. S. INDEPENDENT Or
der of Mechanics. viii hold a social
session Monday evening ut Their hall
in Bramhle;on. Past supreme Ruler
John w. Thompson. OF Washington. -.
C.. will he present and deliver an ad-
dress to the lodge and its friends. Re-
fresilments VIII be served.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
THE NORFOLK COURTS.
Alleged Illegal Voting Ventilated
in the Police Court Yesterday.
Ingram Murder Case Postponed In Corpo-
ration Court-Charsc Against L. IL.
Mars of Aiding and Abetting Illegal
Voting Heard in Police Court Other
Cases,

The case Of William Ingram. colored,
charged with the murder Of Lille Full
er. also colored. several weeks ago. was
called in the Corporation Court yester-
dag and postponed to the May term Of
that tribunal. Mr.. Moe Levy and the
colored attorney, w. Ii. Land. appeared
as counsel for the defendant.
Ingram was unprecedented in Balti-
more, it will be remembered. and was
brought bach 10 Norfolk by Detective
IIcppel.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22

Lamherts Point Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows will celebrate the eighty-lir an
niversary oc the order in America,
Thursday next. the 10Th instant Tile
lodge has extended an invita- ion to the
members OF the order in Norfolk 10
unite with them. The exercises will he
held ut burrows Memorial baptist
Church at o'clock .. m. and thc SER
mon VIII be delivered by Rev. Geo. ".
Cox
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-25
AMERICANS NOT SATISFIED.
They Find Some of Their Claims in
Canadian Territory.

Skagway, Alaska, July 16, via Seattle,
Wash, July A-The work of delimiting
the provisional boundary in the disputed
Alaska-Canadian territory having been
completed in that part crossing the Dali
ton trail and touching the Porcupine dis
trict, the Americans in the district find
that they have lost a large part of what
they believed was rightfully American
territory.
The survey has been run and theImonu-
ments set within the last few weeks by
O. II. Tittman Of Washington, d. c., and
w. F. King of Ottawa, and assistants
who have simply followed instructions in
the modus vvendi agreed to after the
adjournment of the joint commission.
The survey and demarkation of the line
leaves nearly one-haif of the Porcupine
god mines in the British territory and it
has been the general opin on for long
time that the mines, and in faci the en-
tire Porcupine district, were on the
American side Much of the Dalton toll
road leading TO Porcupine City now lies
within Canadian territory also, that is,
on the Canadian side of the iron monu-
ments set on the prov onal lines.
The American miners in the Porcupine
were so aroused over the result that they
addressed a protest 10 President McKin-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-25
BUFFALO ELEVATOR BURNED.
Property and Its Contents Were
Valued at $75OOOO.

Buffalo, July 25.-Fire last night de-
stroyed the Eastern elevator, which Is
situated on the island opposite the foot
OF Washington street.
The elevator and its contents were val
ued at $75O,O0O and are total loss. The
cause of the fire was not learned. The
Waterman reports that half an hour be-
fore the flames were discovered every
thing was in good order, and there was
no sign of fire.
The elevator was owned by the Amer
ican Linseed OH Company, who came
into possession of the building only
few weeks ago. Their oil works are
situated within one hundred feet of the
burned elevator.
When it was seen that there was no
GRANGE TO save the elevator, the flremen
turned their attention to saving adjoln-
'ng property. Streams of water were
played continually on the oil tanks. and
the buildings of the refinery. Fortunately
the wind was blowing in an opposite di-
rection, and this fact probably prevented
a far more serious cOnflagration.
The intense heat made it impossible fer
the tremen to enter the building and the
streams thrown up from the creek below
had little effect in checking the flames
Al l;50 this morning ii was believed the
IRE was under control and would be con-
nned TO the eastern elevator
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-25
C0RROB0RaTIVE TESTIMONY.
NO NEW FEATURES INTRODUCED
AT POWERS TRIAL.

Woman Testified John Powers Said
He Would Be willing to XIII 6oe-
bel to Prevent His Being Seated.
Other Things That John Powers
Said-Writs Issued Ordering TeIe-
grams aud Books to Be Brought
Into Court.
Georgetown, Ky, July 24.-This was the
most uneventful day of the trial of CALEB
Powers, charged with completely in the
murder of William Goebel, since the hear
ing of testimony began nearly two weeks
ago. The testimony was nearly all cor
roborative.
Among the possibilities for the witness
stand tomorrow is Robert Noaks. whose
cross-examination was suspended last
Saturday.
1t was definitely stated tonight that
Henry Youtsey will not be placed on the
stand
Editor Mcdonald of Frankfort testified
that on Jan. 80, a few minutes prior 10
the shooting, he saw W. H. Culton ana
another whom he thought was State In
spector Lester, standing at the point
where Goebel fell shortly afterwards. On
Saturday, prior to the assassination wit
ness saw a man run down the steps from
mountain men:
Go and get your guns; 1t is time for
the shooting to Begin
Representative Berry (Republican) had
just been unseated. Witness did not know
the man.
At the afternoon session Miss Ella Smith
of Barboursville, told of a conversation
between John Powers and herself on Jan.
l6 They were regretting the Colson-Scott
tragedy which happened at Frankfort that
day, and Powers said there would be more
bloodshed at Frankfort if Goebel was
seated. Witness was surprised at this
statement, and said:
Oh Mr.. Powers, you would not be will
ing to kill him, would your
Then Powers replied that he would
James Fletcher, of Knox county, testi-
fed that he heard John Powers say in De
cember
Taylor has been elected governor and
if any effort is made to count him out
Coebel will never be seated"
John +. Dazier of Knox county testified
that he heard Charles Finley, then sscre-
tary of safe, tell Caleb Powers early in
December that he would leave a shotgun
loaded with buckshot in the Office of the
Secretary of State, and advised Powers
to use it If any attempt was made to I'M
seat him.
The court excluded this testimony on the
ground that 1t was NOT competent
The prosecution was granted writ
against managers of both telegraph Of
fees at Frankfort requiring them to bring
into court all cipher kilograms sent
through their offices between Dec p. 1899,
and Feb 8, 1900.
Writs were also granted against both
the Secretary of State and the adjutant
general, requiring them to bring the ex-
ecutive journal and other records.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-25
CHINESE ARSENAL CAPTURED.
Severe Fight at Tien TSin Before 1t
Could BE Taken.

Copyright, 1900 by the Associated Press.)
Tien Tsin, Friday, July 80 via Che Foo.
July IT. and Shanghai July A-After
fighting all day force of 1000 Japanese
supported by British and Russians. cap
tured the Chinese fortified arsenal two
miles east of the city, making a night at
tack.
The foreigners charged under a very
heavy fire from the arsenal. following the
Cinnamon and killing 400 of them. The
foreign loss was heavy. but it is not re-
ported.
The Chinese bombarded the foreign city
of Tien Tsin heavily for three days and
killed some British sailors on tug, to-
day, besides several Frenchmen.
The foreigners are mounting heavy guns
from the fleet, among them being four r.
Founders and four 4-inch guns and will at
tempt to locate and silence the Chinese
guns.
An explosion of dynamite killed twenty
Russians.
Two battalions of the Ninth United
States Infantry and 300 marines from the
cruiser Brooklyn disembarked and started
for Tien Tsin to-day on lighters As they
went up the river the foreign ships cheer
ed them heartily.
Refugees of all nationalitles will be TAX
en- to Japan by the transport Logan.