The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-22

of New jersey. who has been in Ashe-
Vile for the past two months. is not i'm
proving as mitch as hoped for. He left
last night for a san;iarium at Winyah,
where ne will receive treatment.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA---A hcad-on col
lision between freight trains occurred at
lIighes' Siding. seven miles from here.
to-day. resulting in tbs death of Engi-
ueer r. 4. CoEbill, Conductor John Rit-
tenberry, and q colored fireman named
John Thompson. Engineer Michael Eve
yin, Conductor r. Shanlon, and two coll
or>d bra.kcmea were seriously injured.
BE3L1N-J'ke Colonial Council, in ses-
sion this morning, decided that while the
emancipation of tn, children of slaves
might be practicable in Togoland and
the Camera .s;a. The time had not ar
rive t. declare inem free in German
East .irica.
2I2MI StIAM, ALA.-Tha North Ala
bama Good Roads Association was CIR
Eantzed here to-day as the result of the
visit OF the good roads train which was
sent out o. washington several weeks
ago.
BUDAPl5ST.-There was an exciting in
ciGent in the lower House of the Diet this
morning. a cashiered officer of the army
suddenly arose in the gallery, commenced
shrieking traitors" and bombarded the
House with hundreds of pamphlets. The
man was arrested and explained that he
took this means Of airing his grievances.
BOSTON. MASS. Hon. Patrick Collins
was named for mayor q. the Democratic
Municipal Convention tonight. Salem D.
Charles was nor,icated for street COM
missioner. ard the selection OF school
board candidates was delegated to a COM
nittee.
CHARLOTTE. N. C.-.The southara
Furniture Manufacturers Association,
which was organized in Chattanooga
month ago. held its first meeting here
to-day. The meeing was secret.
CHATTANOOGA TENN.-Tl,c postof-
hce inspector here was notified Of the pur-
glary of the poStoffice at louisville. S. e.
last night The safe was blown open and
considerable money and stamps stolen.
DALLAS. TEAAs-Tho For, Worth
brewery, at Austin. Texas. pleaded guilty
10 tho charge of violating the anti-trust
law and was fined s5,50A. The other ac-
cused breweries will do the same, but
vii! be fined in proportion TO their ac-
crued penalties.
DUBLIN.-The election to-day in the
Parliamentary contest in Galway between
Colonel Arthur Lynch (who fought as a
colonel in the Boer army and Horace
Plunkett, Unionists, resulted in a victory
for the former by the following tigurec:
Lynch. 1,2s.; plunkett, 473.
FORT WORTH. TEX,-The National
Convention OF the - c. 7. U. ended Its
regular session this afternoon with the
adoption OF a sensational Geliverance on
the attitude OF the refo'c, forces in New
Ycry City in respect to the Partial open
saloon on sunday.
FRANKFORT, 1SD.-Fire broke out at
midnight in a business block at the west
Side Of the public square. and at / o'clock
the principal business section of the city
IS threatened with destruction
fort WORTH. TENAS.-The delegates
to the ". c. T. L. Convention have, in
large part, left for their homes. bearing
with them feelings of appreciation OF the
hospitality OF the great Southwest. Port
land, Maine. was endorsed for the place
of the next annual meeting. The vote
was not decisive, however, as the place
Will be hereafter e~.ected by the Execu-
tive Committee and then announced.
GUTIERREZ, o. Notwithstanding
the announcement OF United States Ate
,efney Horace Speed that he will have
cancelled the homestead entry OF every
man who makes an attempt to eject
colored homesteader from his claim, COM
plants OF such action against colored
men are flied daily with the United States
marshal. asking protection for negroes
who drew claims in the recent govern
ment land lottery. More than one hun
drcd colored homesteaders have been
driven out OF that country.
HILLsBoRo, o.-Mrs. Sarah Bucling-
,a,fhnrr nf Co.