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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
623 East Broad Street.
CONTINUED From First Pase.)
sned to the Texas, the Brooklyn and the

signed to the Texas, the Brooklyn and the
Iowa as accurate.
The witness described the engagement
of July Sd, saving that the Spanish fleet
had come only sufficiently far to clear
the Shoal near the mouth OF the harbor,
before turning to the westward.
PART OF TEXAS
Lieutenant Bristol then detailed the
part the Texas played in the battle, Civ
ing the details Of the chase up the Cuban
coast. AS to the relative positions Of the
ships at the close Of the chase he said:
1.-The Brooklyn and Oregon were con-
siderably closer to us than the Colon.
The Oregon was closer than the Brook
Ign, so that the Brooklyn was leading as
regards the distance from US. that she
was out on our bow.
In response to questions from Mr.. Ray
ner, Lieutenant Bristol said that he had
made his chart because of his interest in
the battle, and that he had prepared if
few days after the battle. He had start
ed the work the day after the engage
ment, and had depended partly upon
memory in its preparation.
Mr.. Rayner asked the witness if his
chart was not wrong except in the first
position assigned.
The witness: ITO the best of my
knowledge and belief. it is right"
IRRECONCILABLE.
AT Mr.. Rayners request the witness
made measurements showing that, ac-
ccrding to his chart, at the beginning of
the fight off Santiago. the nearest Span
isi1 ship to the Brooklyn was $500 yards
Mr. Rayner asked: How can you re-
concile that with the statement of Lieu
tenant-Commander Hodgson that the
range at the time of the turn Of the
Brooklyn wfts !, 400 yards?"
,oi,a c-tn toy, a,f
that of acknowledgements Hodg-
SON.
''Then those two statements are perfect
~ irreconcilable?''
"a range of 1,400 yards at the time of
the turn OF the Brooklyn is absolutely IL
reconcilable. A stadimeter at 4,tVu yards
is not an accurate instrument, and that
is what they state they took the meas
urements with Also in smoke of battle
it is almost impossible to take ranges ac-
curately.'
Mr.. Rayner questioned the witness as
to the state Of the flying squadron at
Cienfuegos. The latter said he had not
considered that they maintained a block
port" he said, land at night anything
could have passed in so far as we We're
concerned without being seen" He adj
mitted that the Dupont and the Castine
had been kept inside the line at night
but that he had not been able to see
them.
The witness had not concluded his tes-
timony when court adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
NANSENOND DEMOCRATS.
Delegate Walter Jordan Renonlinated,
shsads aad Kelley Speak.
fspecial Dispatch to The Times

SUFFOLK, VA, October s-A Nanse-
mond county Democratic convention
whose voting strength was $50, in session
here to-day, reno1ninated Walter Jordan,
incumbent, as delegate to the Legislature
a resolution was passed recommending
that the Legislature provide for a colony
of epiIetics and that a sufficient sum be
appropriated.
Strong addresses were made by Senator
Stands. of southampton, and Delegate
Samuel Kelley, Of Richmond.
After the convention the Executive
Committee met and elected Walter Jordan
chairman and P. Z. Pruden secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
DOUBLE PRIMARY
HELD IN NORFOLK
Police Sergeant Takes Sides ssa is
Suspended.
BOTH FACTIONS CLAIM POLLS.
Whsn the Result of the Vote is Known No
One Can eli iioa the Matter Viii Be
Scttled-A Job for the State
Committee.
BOTH FACTIONS CLAIM POLLS.
Especial Dispatsl, 10 The rimcs.)

NORFOLK. VA, Oct. S.-Notwithstand-
Ing that both the ley and Ireh3f politl-
cal factions held primary to-day mere
In some instances with the polls in the
same BUILDING, there was no serious
trouble up to one O'Clock this afternoon.
About noon u fight, in which no one
was seriously hurt, occurred at the hel-
ly-Avenue Bramhleton polls and another
similar affray occurred before that at the
First rrehy Precinct in the First ward.
In the Bran bleron Row Detective Hep-
pei, who sought to quell Il, was accident
ally hit by a policeman, whose upraised
club fell on Heppels poae ana mashed
il.
mayor Beanlan at 1:15 O'clock this al
ternoon issued an ordar to Chief-of-Poiiss
yellines, warning the police to take no
part in The factions and 10 preserve order
at the polls This was the result OF the
row at BI.ambleton during the forenoon
and was followed by an order SuspendlnS
Sergeant Mayo for alleged GisobedlenSe
of orders Mayo is charged by citizens
with having taken sides with the irehy
faction in the Branbieton row
AHEAD OF TINE.
They say shat the Dey faction took pos
session of Williams oyster house more
thar an hour oefore me polls were &c
open A Trehy adherent presented re-
ceipt. showing ,lsst he had rented the
place some days ago, and he asked the
police 20 Dust The ''Goosoos.
BROKE OPEN POLLS.
Sergeant IaSo :.l6 a squad OF police
broke in the door and Window with an axe
and farced the Dsy jldgcs and clerks to
surrender their fort They then marched
out anG all their voters went to the other
precinct to vote, at Atlantic City Ward,
where the Dey men tried the trick of en-
deavoring 10 take possession OF the poll
ing place before the frehy forces came
Sergeant Dozier prevented item and they
opened their poll elsewhere.
a CoNUNDRUM.
The Dey men say that in the Third
Ward they cast u TO IL times as many
ballots as their opponents did. What the
result will be in the city and who shall
settle the matter after ii snail have been
ascertained which faction polled the most
know. The impression is that the State
Central Committee vii! be the final ar
bitter of the fractional fight
MIDNIGHT VOTING.
The polls We're opened until midnight
and which faction has cast most votes
will not be known until Wednesday or
afterward, as the primary is not legal
All sorts of hallot-boy stuffing is antici-
pated.
Each side charges the other with crook
edness of all sorts. Democracy of two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
comotive Works. He was left.

C. NJ. Pugh sustained a three-inch cash
on his head at No. $50 North second
Street. while attempting 10 move ward
robe. He was treated and left
Long Herbert was Knocked down by a
CIay-Street car. at Twenty-frst ard
Franklin Street. and was bruised and cut
about his head and face. He was treated
and Ieft.
At 4.lO O'Clock Mr. Campbell, an en-
ploye of the Chesapeake and Ohio shops.
fell and sprained. his knee He was treat
ed and left.
At $50 o'clock Mr.. Hughes fell at Ninth
and Broad Streets and bruised his race
He was treated and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
Wsl'ece and Rerksdale.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Ti,es.>

FREDERICKSBURG, va, Oct. s,-Del-
egate Charles NJ. Wallace. of Richmond,
and state Senator W. P. Barksdale, Of
Halifax. who spoke at Spotsylvania
Courthouse yesterday, addressed a large
crowd Of voters in the courthouse here
upon their return last night to this city.
Each gentleman spoke about an hour re-
ceived close attention and was enthusi-
asticaliy applarded.
The campaign in this section has not
been so lively for years. Both parties
have strong candidates for the State Sen
ate and House in this section, and every
candidate is making an active canvass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
MIR. CHANLER HERE.
He Does Not Care to Talk for PublIea.


Mr.. John Armstrong Chanler is in the
city and is stopping at the Hotel Rueger.
He came down from charlottesville yes
terday and attended the Horse Show last
night.
Mr.. ChanIer declined to Dc seen by q
representative o. The Times last evening.
and sent a courteous message that he
had nothing to say for publication. He
added that his case was in the hands OK
Senator Daniel as leading counsel and
the latter would do whatever talking was
necessary Mr.. Fred Harper, of Lynch
burg, who is Senator Daniels son-n-law
and associate in the case, is here vita
Mr.. Chanler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
Manager LeatE1 Boycotted.
Especial DIspatch to The Times

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. S-As a result OF
the difficulties between Manager Leath
and his stage employees, Norfolk is to-
night being plastered with "stickers''
bearing the label OF the Central Labor
Union, declaring q boycott against the
house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
viii Not Affect Inquiry.
rRv Associated Press.O

WASHINGTON, Oct S.--Rear-Adn,iral
Schley will end his active career in the
navy to-day, as tomorrow he goes on the
retired list by operation of law on ac
count of age.
His retirement will have no effect what
ever upon the court of inquiry now in
progress in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
Fir. West Very LII.

The condition of Mr. Montgomery West.
who is very i'll at his residence, No. III
Harvie Street, was reported yesterday
evening as unchanged, with possibly some
Slight gain in strength.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09

It was enough to cheer the heart of
any man to receive the cordial GLAD wei
come that was given Colonel Petit when
he made his appearance in the hail yes
teraay. The Committee on Bill of Rights
was in session when the venerable states
man walked over in the Senate Chamber.
To q man, from Chairman Green to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09

youngest, Mr. Hatton. the members OF
the committee arose and gave him
hearty hand-clasp and congratulations on
his recovery from his recent Illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09

The Misses Garry. of Warrenton. are
the guests of Mrs John r. Cooke, South
Third Street, during this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09

different brands has been rampant to-
day, and truly we have had a hot time IN
the old town. The arrested policemen
were bailed and Will be tried tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09

The long contested election contest now
being out of the way, consideration OF the
report of the Legislative Committee WIZ
be resumed. It was said last night th:st
the uuadrennial session matter would be
called M to-day, while others claim that
the first order would be consideration OF
either the motion to strike out the sec.
ton forbdding the incorporation OIL
churches or the amendment to strike OUT
the word damaged property from the re-
port. It is probable, however, that me
first section sought to be amended VIII
be the one considered in which event the
motion ia reconsider the vote on the quad
rennial session will be discussed first Ii
ths. vote sustains the motion to recon-
slider there will be another long debate
precpitated in the Committee OF ths
Whole.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09

In view of recent decisions Of the Fed
eral Courts in bankruptcy proceedings.
that in some cases women are heads OF
the family in contemplation OF the nome
stead law. the action of the COMMITTEES
on Bill OF Rights yesterday was stsnlh-
cant and important
The Subcommittee, composed OF Messfs'
Green. Barbour and Hatton, recomnleilo-
ed a. new section to the Constitution oe-
clarng a married woman TO De lile ne.o
of the family under certain conditions
and circumstances This section was
struck out by the committee. No changes
ara made in the present law. except ina
the exemption is not permitted to ae
claimed or held in a shifting stock OF fner-
chandise or property eXcnansea 10. 80 t.
ro,a,.+v which had not been paid for
pending a discussion of the most appro
pirate verbiage in which TO express TINS
last provision, the committee arose -
attend the convention
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09

There We're great many prom eat
Democratic leaders on he II oT ne
convention yesterday. Anon9 'hcFl "e1.s
Han n C. Jordan OF FSederiHa-; Iu "e
7 Randolph Tuc'-er % 3 Go q: 7enator
". P. Barksdaie of Halifax; Colonel II.
G. Anderson, of farewell; Hon T. j.
Downing, of Loncaster; Hon. j. S. Nus
grave. Of southampton; Mr. Roger T
Gregory. of New Kent; Hon. George Y
Hunley, of Mathews; Judge ]. Thompson
Brown. of Nelson; Mr.. c. Carlin, of Alex
andria. and Judge George e. Casseli, Of
Radforil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09

The Constitutional Convention was IKE
"some banquet hall deserted in appear
ance last night. Save for the presence or
one of the bright little pages, there was
no familiar face that greets one during
the long hours of the day in the old his
toric chamber. This page. however, was
delighted with the decision of the conven-
ton retaining Judge Roger Gregory IN
his seat from Hanover and King William
His views are shared by most of the MEM
bers and all the convention officers, with
whom the Judge is very popular. After
the vote was announced on yesterday the
distinguished victor was almost carried
from the hall by his enthusiastic col
leagues. Judge Gregory himself was
proud of his vindication ano that OF ms
people and it is said that he Rugged
Messrs Harrison and Turnbull, who man
aged his fight with so much deNteritE
and ability Judge Gregory is one of the
most valuable members of the conven-
ton and will be of great service to that
body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09

Tbara we're two committees scheduled
"a meet Yesterday afternoon, but neither
one conld muster a quorum. At one OIL
the sessions three gentlemen were pres
ent from a distant town under appo III
ment to address the committee. me
chairman was absent and only three
members were present, so the Ineetilis
was postponed.
showed mn. and he vas not the chair
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09

It was generally remark last nlsnt
that Mr. T1,rnb,r5rs D erh tHe e.
o,rv-Treat contest was the production OF
n ye1v able man "He id 20 to Gle
away the fog that his enshr ed he
case from the beginning han all tie
o.ner speeches rut to- tner. ma ed
3. delegate who said he came own IL
the fence before Mr.. Furnbull ha COM
pleted his argument.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
ma COIYI BACK c!
mex VI. EEK | T:
Major Daniel Reported Not Serious.
" III.
NO SUFFRAGE SUI CONFERENCES NJ E
these viii Be Deferred UntlI the Senator's
Return = Judge Gregory and His
friends tlappy-conyen-
ton Notes.
Major Daniels Reported Not Serious
No SUFFRAGE CONFERENCES.

Information reached here from Lynch-
burg last night to the effect that the con-
dition Of Senator Daniel is not at all Sc
rious and that he will probably be apie
to return to his. duties in the convention
within a week or ten days. Meanwhile
there will be no further suffrage confer
ences. None was held last night on &C
count of the Senator's absence When
business is resumed in this line. and
when Messrs Daniel and Wysor shall
have spoken in favor of their respective
plans. a flood of suffrage clauses not yet
made public is expected. 1t is not IN
likely that Judge w. Gordon Robertson
will have one, in addition to those whose
names have already been mentioned in
this line.
Little conferences arc held on the sub
ject every day, and the matter is still the
uppermost one in the minds OF all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09

Douglas made lasts that the 0os
always be free from ccrns cno ounloas,
and perfectly Style. comfort wear
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Aus anDerer 9onart.

Muh oiele bebeutenoe englii1=ameri.
faniihe 3eitunaen iprehen ibre 6reuoe
iiber Die 3unabme Der oeutlben gin-
tuanoerurg aus.
Als geiIpiel fiibren mir bas beoeu-
tenofe eneliih=ameritanil9e Republics
nilhe Ylatt Sbio's. Die Commercial
Ga5ette" in Cincinnati. Oh. bas in eli.
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aus ieoes Sabr cine balbe Wlillion lei.
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Zine grrnn9enidaft nnierer GrDbe'
runsspolitit, nit Der fih bic Mesiernne
nod nidt 3u briilien periuht bat, III bi'
- Seulenpef. SIM @egentbeil /! 81
tomnt bic fait unglaublihe Melouna.
bab Die Weroffentliduna zines benz Gi.
nansminifier eritatteten beunruhiaenbeu
Berihtes iiber bas ulniihgreiIen be,
| fhredliden Seude in San Jranciscr
auf griuden einfluBreiber californi.
fher 8eihdftsleute unteroriidt morben
fei. Dieie Nnihuloiaune aeeen einen
yeamten in bober uno perant,portliher
Ste0un9 1T 10 unsebeuer idh,per. bab
mir lie nur NIT allem 8Drbelalt mieber-
9eben. 5reilih mdre es aber, tpenn iie
auf bloBer b6suilliaer Grfinouna beru=
ben iollte. mebr als auifa0eno, oaB ibr
bic gerihtiguna bon berufener e5eite
nibt aleib auf benz SuBe folete.
Wenn Die 3e9ierune aud in oieier
10 liberaus erniten Sade ibr beliebtes
8ertulhnnas Gpitsm in Nnpenouna
au bringen beriuhen follte. 10 tpiiroe lie
iib zines 10 psrbdnsniBpoaen Sellers
ihulbia MAIDEN. oaB tein Saoel ihuer
genag fir iie Iein t6nnte. Ser Sele=
graph meloe!e bisier Sage einen Yeit=
fall in ooer bel annapolis, unb bon
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Ibon bier unb oa gemunfelt. eeSm Mll.
gemeinen maB man inoeB oieien Mel-
oungen bisber feine beionoere 8ebeu-
tuns bel uno mieate iib in oas GefiibI
Der 5iderbeit. War oieie Giberbeit
triiseriib 2 Beitebt cine lpirflide
8efabr. 10 baben Die Yiirser bas &ebt
lie au tennen, uno Die Staats- unb 2o=
talbebOroen Die Bfi6t. aeeianete WaB-
reseln Sur Nbpebr au treffen. 0anoelt
es iih oaaesen um eins Seniationsliiae,
10 lollte iie 10 idnea mie m0ali6 ais
iolhe feitsenagelt unb ibr grfinDer 3ur
Re1enihaft aesosen ooer ,penigitens
als 9emeineefdhrliber Verldumoer ges
branDmartt tperoen.
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Das ileberleben Der @eeianetf.en.

SIN Ran,pfe nm's Daiein bIeiben, pie ber oroke Se.
ehrte Speneer iagt nnr bic 9eegnetiten bic fSrperd
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&atarrb fann nitbt gsbeilt wernen bnreb Ipfa!e
Mppltfatipne oa lie ben Sit Der Rranfbeit nit errei
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tipnssranfheit urb nm He 3n heilen mHBt Sbr timer.
iitbe Deilmtttel nebnen. QallS Rntarrh 6ur miro
eingenomnem inb ipirtt brett anf has 1lut nnb bic
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