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

TaltTpao pioneers. Oh Ine fdal RIVER, antdI
Eilliersdorp.
LoNDON.-A steamer. which is proba-
bly, the Domingo de Larrinaga {British).
Captain Hudson. from Savannah October
18th, via. Newport News October 5lst. for
Bremen. is ashore at Nieuwe dep The
weather is boisterous. Assistance IS at
tending her.
LONDON.-The Pretoria correspondent
OF the Standard remarks as "a significant
proof Of the closing cleavage in the Boer
ranks and hopeful sign the fact that
an increasing number of e1-Burshers are
Joining the British forces in the field.
he says tina: several such corps are now
doing excellent work.
MEMPHIS, TENN.-The Bank of Troy,
at Troy, Tenn, was robbed by burglars
early to-day. Citizens were aroused and
attacked the robbers, who fed
MEXICO CITY.-Jose del Collado. man
ager of the National Bank of Mexico,
died in this city to-day, aged Il years. he
was q native OF Spain. and was louI iden-
titled with .philanthropic work In this
city.
MONTGOMERY. ALA.-Governor Jelks
to-day issued a proclamation announcing
the ratification of the new Constitution
and declaring that the new instrument
shall become effective Thanksgiving Day.
November 2Sth s-,
NOBLE. -ALA.-Eleven people were in
jured in collision last night between an
accommodation and freight train near
Chunchuia. on the Mobile and Ohio Road.
a negro fireman is believed TO be fatally
hurt There were four cars of stock at
taehed TO tie freight train. and most OF
it was killed.
NEW YoRK-The court martial Of
Colonel r. Z. Meade was resumed at tive
navy yard to-day Major Charles II.
Lauchheimer, Of the marine corps, stated
positively that Colonel Meade was on
one occasion under the influence Of liquor
and unfit for duty
NEW YORK.-There was quiet tonight
at the Mott Haven yards of the New
York New Haven and Hartford Rail-
ways, where the switchmens strike is IN
progress. The strikers made no addi-
lions to their force, neither did they re-
ceiye any word from the company. or
get a reply to their request for SYM
pathetic strike. They repeated their in
rcntion OF not giving -.
NEW oRLEANs.-The charter of the
New Orleans and Mississippi Midland
Railway was filed here to-day. 1t is in
tended to cross Lake Pontichartratn and
traverse the Ozone and Pine Belts TO Pom
totoc. a distance of 34G miles.
NEW YORk.-The grand jury to-day
an indictment against Police
Captain James Cannon, charging him
with neglect of duty.
NEw lOnh.-I,ev. Frederick Bur-
CESS, of Grace Church. Brooklyn, was to-
DAY elected bishop OF Long Island DIS
trict.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2o.-Thc police. of
Hoboken, y. j.. are investigating today
the mystery of the death of 1ive-year-old
Emeline Dale. who died yesterday OF
strychuine poisoning in Hoboken. The
child was the daughter OF Harvey S. |
Dale. mana ger of a life insurance agency |
in Chicago Mrs. Dale was arrested to-
night on a charge Of murder.
NEW YOKK.-Dr. Charles F. MacDon-
aid wa.s to-day awarded $4,000 a year by
Justice Clark in the Supreme Court. for
the proper maintenance and care of Mrs. |
Ida NJ. Flagler. who has for a consider
able period been a patient in the doctors j
sanitariunl- He was also allowed 5000
for his services as committee OF Mrs. |
Fiagler's perso.,.
NEW YORK.-The United States bat
tleship Massachusetts left port to-day |
bound for Chesapeake Bay. Thence she !
will go to Charleston, after which she
will proceed on the regular winter |
cruise in Cuban and Central American
waters.
PINE BLUFF, ARK.--Near Goldman,
80 miles north OF Pine Bluff, Cotton |
Belt fast freight suffered a disastrous
wreck to-day. Sixteen loaded cars were |
demolished. Conductor Walter Noble, OF |
Jonesboro. was killed. and a brakeman,
fireman and engineer Were seriously and |
probably fatally injured.
PUEBLO, COLO.-Cresceus failed to
lower his record to-day on Pueblos half
mile track. Paced by his running mate.
he made the mile in 2:l0 ga.
SAN JUAN. P. R.--Santiago Iglesias,
the representative OF the American Fede-
ration of Labor, who was arrested here
about fortnight ago on the charge OF
has been released ON 500 bail.
The bail was furnished by Samuel Com
pers, president Of the American Fedora
ion Of Labor. 1glesias will be tried
December 10th.
ST. JOHNS. n. F.-The British steamer
Dunblane. Captain Farquhar, ten ,lays
,ut from Savannah, for Bremen, laden
With cotton and phosphates. has Just put