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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-04

Red Star bottled beer is unequaled as Q table drink. Q per dozen. delivered. Telephone e.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-04
FOH RENT.

All of the second floor of the Moore building, corner of Fifth avenue and State street. Apply E. Wolland. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-04
Wanted

Summer underwear In silk, cotton, bal- brigin, msrina and cammel hair, at Clay sons.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-04

Mining blanks at this OmOo
Arizona republican., 1902-07-23
McDouga||&CasSou
 HABERDASHERS
 Next Door to Santa Fe Your money back if you wat it.

Call for barbecued meat at the Post office meat market.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-23

Call for barbecued meat at the Post office meat market.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-23
Lens Talk No. Il.
 The Plano

The plane or plano lens is a plain, flat piece of glass or pebble of equal thickness and density clear. perfectly transparent and free from blemish or flaw. It does not change. enlarge or diminish an object. Is but little used in eyeglass or spectacle by the legiti- mate optician-only for eye protection from dust or wind. and for appearance before perfect eye when it's mate is defective.
 This is the first of a series of six talks on lenses. Next lens described will be the plus sphere-a lens worn by three of five glass wearers; used for the correction of Hyperopia er far sight.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-23
PERFECTION IN PORTRAITURE.

While visiting in Los Angeles you should not fail to secure some of the celebrated Schumacher photographs the beautiful mezzo tint, steel engrav ing portraits. Each picture is delivered in dainty and unique folder. This studio has a reputation of doing the finest work known to the art. having re- ceived medals at the greatest art cen- ters where work came in competition: among which were awards from Paris Exposition, Worlds Fair and many others You are invited to call and see our latest styles in photographs while visiting the city. Schumacher Studio. 107 North Spring street.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-23
News ef Y
 the Town. co
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican. Forecast for tOday-Fair. Data for A hours ending D. m. yes- terday:
Arizona republican., 1902-07-23

AN EARLY SETTLEMENT.-W A. Bellar. clerk of Phoenix Camp. No. ,. Woodmen of the World, received yes terday from the Sovereign Camp at Omaha a s1 900 check for Mrs John Glover, the amount of insurance her husband carried il that society Mir. Glover died June 1S 1902
Arizona republican., 1902-07-23

Maximum temperature, 105; mini mum temperature, -. Average relative humidity, s per cent. Total precipitation 0. Character of the day-Partly cloudy.
 VIM. G. BURNS.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-23

If the evil in men is visible it is an easy matter to overlook all the good.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-23

Any pretty woman's jaw is q thing of beauty-when it isn't working.
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
r. Z. Simpson.

In this issue ot the TELEGRAPH
VIC present the Game OF Z. &. Simp
son OF Garland Township as Il can
dldate to represent Hampstead
County IN the lower housc of .h
n ext General Assembly,, Mr. Sim p
son has been a permanent resjdon
Of this county tor f25 y ears H
has never been found wanting when
duty called tor his services in the
interest OF good government, he
qualification beyond the
ordinary; Is good scholar.a faI'
debater an ACCOMPLISHED parIimen
srlsn and loyal Democrat: II
has the courage to express hi cen
vlcuons, and il elected we predlcu
that the Democracy OF the comfy
will have no cause to complain.
He asks no tavors on account
Garland Townships claims, bu
comes before the people as IN a7a
p lrant t. represent every nook an
Jorner of Hampstead County,
We bcspeak tor him a inIl an
.ait consideration,
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
LEX Il. WOLFF.

In the proper column this w eek
will be found the name OF Mr Lex
h Wolff Of Nine Creek Township
vino authorized us TO announce
hlm as d candidate for the office OF
County and Probate Clerk Of
Hampstead County, subject to the
action OF the Democ ratlo PRIMARIES
on March 29en.
Ml Wolffis a young man of ster
ing worth ana 3 well qualified
for The position he seeks, lie rs a
thorough business man, a Democra
to the cote ana IS we'll known al
over the county He would make
careful honest conscientious and
efficient tficial should lie be elect
ed, 4a4 he voI ors of The county
should give his claims their caro-
tpl consideration
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
RETIRING SENATOR'S
List OfFh0se Whose Terms
Expire with Coming Year.

Beiow Is a list of tho state sena-
teis whose terms expire at the op
ening of the eoanpng legislature and
whose SUCCESSORS arc to be chosen
next September:
Third DistrictJlCarroll Boone
and Newton counties. Lawrente
w Clark
Fourth DstrI ct johnson and
Pong counties, ebert L Iawrenc
Sixth D Istrict-Indepena ence
and Stone counties Jacob King,
Seventh DistrlctDeW Woodruff, ST
Cross aud Critteaden counties vii
Lam & Ferguson,
Tenth DlstrlctlPuIask1 and
Perry counties John f AeNemer,
Tenth Dis-rct@Pulask, and
Perry counties John D Sbackle-
fotn.
Twelfth Distrlot-LonoKe and
Prairie counties Euqene Lanktord
Fifteenth District -Desaa and
Chicot counties Richard A Buck
ner.
Seventeenth District and
Ashley counues P. I Butler
Nniaeutb Dlstrlct-Cahoun and
0uaenlta counties Thomas W Bar
| dy
Twentieth Distriet-H Hampstead
1nd Nevada counties George I
HaynIe.
| Ywenheshsdfst District -Colun
| bia, hptayettc and Miller coantie
W.li,aa $50 /
| Twenty fourth District Bento,
f, aud Madison counties Nelson J Ca,
lock
Twenty-slxth Distrrct~Vun Bur
en-, Conway, Searcy and Cieburnt
eonties William 7 Hammock.
| Twenty. sew enth DIslrlct-Whlt
| aod Faulkner counties Richard A
| Dowdy
| Thlrteth Disgrict-Clark ant
! Pike condes Thomas N. Wilson
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08

ment
MIR Lewis is well known all ovee
the county, is good business nun
and emm;nently qualified tor the
offiae he seeks,
Hels Democrat through and
through and has always been a
toller IN the interest OF his parry
The voters OF the county shculp
give tho CLAIMS OF this gentleman
their careful consideration,
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
A Beautiful Life Closed.


When Ms Virginia G6 4 Lester
he Masters cali, Mon
day evening December 8G.h 1901.
Mrs Lester was born neal elafks
wi Q Tenn, Twenty nins,Yeafs
ago ard came with her
parents Rev, and MIS- J.. II, Cola
to Ark, some nineteen yeaie ago
Early N life she united With
the Meltodisl cat eth aud
has ever been a .ia.a end
earnes' wars sr ~ -ele
yard. Wherever .here Vas SICK
ness or dlstrcss, young glrithoupb
she was, she was ever to be found
mnistenng with lvv!n 4 end
'enoer hands.
Aoout five years age sheiwas
married at TINS place to Np Tbeo
Lester and moved with him 70 iArl
2ane, mom thence to New Mexico
thence to Texas and has since made
thai stat state her homo. About
two weeks ago she arrived home IN
u wretchcd state of health and was
taken desperately i'll soon alter.
And though everything that loving
maids and medical science and
skill could do w2s lone, yet Death
had marked her for lis own ana
she steadily grew worse. Hor
husband and brother we're tele-
tor and arrived only q
short time before her death, Mon
day evening December 30tb. at
1 O'clock her beautiful life close
and her lovely chris.a am spirit wing
ed its flight to the Home beyond
the skies. AS pure as the snow
fake ere 1T comes 10 earth, the
Peally gates ue'r opened to let a
Iovller angel IN. She leaves hus
band, one ch'ld, a father, mother
brothers, sisters and Numerous
friends to mourn her loss.
The funeral services were con-
incted from the family residence
Tuesday evening at 2'oclock by her
pastor Rev IL. d, McKlnnon OF
-hls ptece. From thence she was
bourne to our beautiful Gem ttry
and tenderly Iald TO rest.
men o'er the new mound where her fra1l body
rests
Fell tie tears of the dear ones who love her
And the flowers Will bloom in the sod o'er her
breast,
While sweetv the bird songs rise over,
All nature wlll Join in song to the olest
And weave a green carpet above her
Our heart goes out IN symps thy
to the berieved ones. May he who
marks "'he spurrows fall" and
'doeth all things I'VE ? pour INC
healing oil In their wounded bleed
= helrts.
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
W, L. COLE.


y @presqnt Iorlhe consideration
OF our readers thts wenk, the namo
OF Mr W L Cole OF Nolan Town
sup, who authorizes us to an
nuunce him as canGidat, Tor tho
office Of Assessor OF Hampstead
County, subject To the aeuon Of
the Democratic patty.
Mr. Cole ha. b en- citizen Of
tho county from boyhood. lie 3
a live progressive citizen and has
always labored for fhe upbnilding
and devolopmolt Of the county
He IS q good business mon care
ful, palnstaking and consclentrona
and we'll qualified Tor the office bo
seeks. He IS well known popular
and aauncn Democrat,
aud should have the
careful consideration Of eYorY vot
or in the county
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
n. e. LEWIS,

Mr. N, r. Lewis Of Mine Cree
b as authorized us to say that he IS
a candidate for The office OF sherl If
Of HEM stead COUNTY, subject 10
the action OF the Democratic party
a nd IN the proper column thl .
wee will 5e xtoundkis apnou nc.
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
The Sword of Bunker Hill,

He lay upon his dying bed,
His eye was ProWingd
When with feeble voice he called
His weeping on to him.
"Weep net mv2 son my wears arefull"
bow to heavens high will
But quickly from yon antlers bring
The sword Of Bun kers Hill, =
Lit with sudden fame.
And as he grasped the stainedY nit
He murmured fWaFren's 8 name,
Then said. My boy leave you gold.
Bat what's richer still
leave you priceless heritage
This sword Of Bus ke7 HILL"
"'Twas on that dread immortal dap
we did their hordes Withstand
And dying Warren faintlv called
And plsced To 3 in my handia
Tell themsfght on, this sword Fhaieolnt
The We y to.frsedorn still.
Then, boy the God Of battlea bTessa
TIE sword of Bunker Hill"
"oh! Keep the eword' his aooentafaled-
a smile and he was dead.
His withere hand etin gresped the saade
Had waved When Warren led =
That spirit lives the sword remains
With glory glowing still
And countless freemen bless vita tsrs.
The sword Of Bunker ILL.
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
Rainfall for 1901.

We give below the rainfall fer
each month Of the year 1901, also
the total as furnished US by Judge
A II Carrigan of this nltv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-13
VIRGINIA Teacher Goes South.

Another one of Nirginia's most distin-
yuisheti female educators has severed her
connection with tho institution with Wioch
she was connected to accert position |,
Ike Georgia State Normal School, winch
is the cue to which Miss Parrish. CT
Lya .ll,urfs. will shortly 60
The resignation of Miss LEcy DAVIS
principal Of the Model School At Wi.i.ahis-
i, ,.e is The one reIerred 10. She is &c
gariie<i as one of the best teachers OF
bfshcr branches i'll the State and every
effort Will tie made 10 induce her TO re-.
consider heI determination TO leave the
Williamsburg school. The resignation OF
Misc Davis has seen kept Very quiet and
only leaked out to-day
Miss Davis is native &C LynchbIrs
and is a daughter of Mr.. r. j, Davis, >'ne
Of the Oldest and most Iromlhent ia"
ycrs in the State. She is a niece OF HON
PAM {. Cabcll, of Amherst, and Is con-
nectcd with many OF the first people OF
the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-13
NEGRO hllGR.AIT ton
ON THE INCREASE
Movement Of Southern Whites
to the North Has
Fallen Of.
tRr Associated Press.)


= WASHINGTON, D. G., feb. IL ne
ss,,,re,I, 1ia., Issued an interesting
covering tbe mi
ana Vailiaps t,e,, ), I,d south
ss lrsd1i pew e Az, ca,,ntrv
eIn w., ,s ~. Southern
Inc nlsla,ioii .. nol ~ nh..oII,te
whites, "iile =. r,l,a mi
amount mas Ieiausa,y 1,,z
Sratlon ". y, ps.
increased iIe AVi stii1
uoi. " - ~ absolute
- M half times
S.ae+ ,s,at;,-a+a tion from
1 q II con,es as t,,e nortlward migra-
zion IF the co,ored ,ace a difference, prob
sflv G,,a in na,t 10 the better economic
ros;t;on NJ Tho Southern whites and, in part
ia tho fact that tl,e center Of the pop,1-
ton of that class is nearer the border.
In 1900 there were 1,O22,77G persons liy-
ing in tie South who had been born in
the. North. an increase of I'll per cent.
since 1890. This current of migration Is
greater in absolute amount than that OF
Southern whites or Southern negroes
moving North but over "A, quarter OF I.
million less than the two coniplnea; II
Is increasing much more: fap1ois -s.1.', .
either. But the total nii1noer ul So
OIL = pi LON, o., -. =, no. ~, IN 1oO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-13
Richmond, fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.

rriS PIXIE n TEGE Jan II hsss
sSd Assandrin fn Sesp PIN: cars TO
6:45 4. NJ. daily. from aiain,street Station.
Florida and MeropoIitaa Limited for Washing s
Alexandria. Sleeping cars to New York Dining
Car.
station New York and Florida Special for q,
Washington and beyond Makes no ,s stops ,,s al
Pullman charge. Dining Car e,a,,o,
72s M sg sbs fq n iss Saau
500 A. n. Sunday only. from Byrd-street
Station for Washington ana beyond. stops Ut
Elba. Glen Allen aud local stations Ashland 10
ouantico. inclusive. occoauan mud Alexandria.
$50 A. NJ. except Sunday, from Byrd.strcet
Station for Wnshinsson aud beyond Stops at
oqantso inclusive ossogas and 1sdn Sadt5s
Elba, Ashland, boswell, Milford, Frederieksburrs
and Alexandria Buffet Pariof Car. Connects
VIZ sls F. n, daily. from Mansreet station for
Washington and beyond Stops at Boswell Gny H.
400 ?. NJ, except SUNDAY; from Byrastress,
Station, accom- mediation for Fredericksburg and
s:ls T. 81. daily. from ElDa station for
burg and Alexandria. Sleeping Car to New
$3.50 F. NJ: except Sunday; from Elha Station.
accommodate ton, for Ashland and intermediate
sos T, NJ, daily. from Brrdstrcet station
Ashland, -. boswell Milford Erede.tckshnrs
Stops +at other stations SUNDAY. Sleeping Car
| Richmond to New York and Washington to
il:l5 r. NJ. except Sunday, from Elba Sta.
ton, accommodation for Ashland and interre-
TRAINS ARRIVE soGTu!vA!sp-
accommodation from Ashland aud intermediate
points.
| Station, decomposition from Fredericksburg and
int a points. -.
at Alexandria. Whitewater. Brooke; Erederichs
| burg. Milford. boswell, ASH nj and Elhs. Stops
ct other, stations Sunday. Sleeping Car New
1928 NJ EXCEPT Sunday at rt Street ct
200 P: NJ daily. at Elba station, stops at
Alexandria and Fredericksburg. Sleeping Car
fF? sso Sf s2tk dsg nin at ninstrset station
stops at AIexan1ria: Frede-ickstars. Boswell
and ashland Sleeping Cae from i Ssw 1orf
accom- nlodaticn from Ashland and Intermediate.
points.
stops ls 1t M s9E . S;s31
Ashland and Elba. Sleeping Cars from New
fGE and Washington DINING fss station
stops at local stations, washington to, Ashidnd
Inclusive Glen Allen ana Elta. Buffet Parlor Car
Florida and Metroo 5 himite stops at
Alexandria. Frederic ksbur-. boswell and Ash
ta4d 81 Sleeping Cars ftoW New York pian t Car
/ ll:4o 2 n; except Sunday at Byrd d. Street ct
stops. Al Pullman Cars No extra fare other
than usual Pullman sha G; nI Din s; Car; ..
W. d. DUKE. General Manager.
E.. T. D. MYERS. President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-13
n NV s M Horfa|kmNeslelll
NOVEMBER 81. 1901.

NOVEMBER 81. 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, BYEp.STEEET
STATION.
500 A. NJ NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrive at
Norfolk Ii 20 4. NJ Stops only UT Petersburg.
9:05 A. NJ. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS for
rynchburc Roanoke, Columbus and Chicago.
Buffet Parlor Car Petersburg to Roanoke. ruli-
man Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus; also for
Bristol, Knoxville and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke to Knoxville
$500 P. NJ, OCEAN-SHoRE LIMITED. Arrive
Norfolk $40 P. N. Stops only at Petersburg.
WayerIy and Suffolk. Connects at Norfolk with
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York. Bal
7:23 P. NJ, for suffolk, Norfoll; ard interme-
diate stations Arrives at Norfolk ut 10:40 Z. ".
3:1o P. NJ, for LynchbuEs and Roanoke, Con-
meets MT LynchburS with Washington and Chat
tuuooga Limited. Pullman Sleepers Lyuchburc
to Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe. Parlor and
Observation Car Radford to Alfalfa. Ala. Pull.
man Sleeper between Richmond and Lynchburs.
Eerths ready for occupancy at $50 T. III. Also.
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond from LynchlurC and
the West daily at 1885 a. NJ. md 1856 T.. ~.
from Norfolk and the East at 1l:lo j. NJ. ll:42
a NJ and $50 P. NJ.
Orice-Ne. SIS Main Street.
City Pass. and Ticket ACt.
c. Fl. BOSLEY. Dis. Pass Ayr.
W. b. BEVILL. Gen Pass. Act.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-13
Atlantic.C asst Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. II. 1908.
.e.fSS .rEAyF,2 r rI1yoSD-BYRp.STEEE1

SEHESuLkaftEE ETA SA1'' - aSSe'
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STATION.
600 A. NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED, ,ssiiy ~
riyes Petersburg 9:si a. ". Norfolk 11;2a !. ~
Stops only at. Petersburg. WayerlJ and suffosH
eos 4; ~ daily. .rri.ss pstsssbuss e, s; I, !;
Charleston f0:i,5 +. NJ, Savannah 200 )
JasksoaviIie $40 ~ Nj Pert Im n,s,Iin inc eoi ~
boro :;:::5 r. NJ. wiImington sep z. " Pun
man sleeper New York to Jacksonville
rs. ass n saIy sEespt s, sssdl s.
Drewry's Bluf. Genfralia and Chester on signal
500 r. ". OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. daily
Arrive Petersburg 3.fo r M... Nor,9is -,
s ei stops only at pe'efseNss. s4s M -
4;so r. N. dat,,y. except suntIas !, arr,Te5 f.
Rocky Mount geo f. 81 Makes all intermediate
stops.
SOS r; n. dsil.; local. Arrives fcsershar,
800 T. II. Makes all stops
LIMITED, daily. Arrive Petersburg 40 Z. "
tconnects with Norfolk and Western Tor Horte,s
and points, Epsf rs,a ae sswe
Emporia and LawrenceyIliel. Weldon o:.ss + VI
fsyetteville ITO \. ~, Charleston So, e,:@
Port Tampa 1880 Z. II
NEW. LINE. TO MIDDLE GEORGIA POINTS,
Arriytns Auggsta 80 A. W., Macon II! il;te !.
Pullman Sleepers New York to Wilmington
Charleston Cha Jacksonville. Pert Tampa, August
$40 2. NJ, daily Arriving pctersbur; 900
~, cennest at Petersburg With Norfo,s 8'
western Rsflwsy. arriving LyuchSurS 2:"o
NJ; Roanoke $50 a. IL. Bristol 1e;3o a -
Pullman Sleeper Richmond Lynchears
li:ao I'M, daily. Arrive petersburg i.:te a.sH
il:50 /. NJ. daily. except SUNDAY. the N~7
iofk AMI Florida Special. Arrive Charleston ~
!. NJ, Savannah 1880 ~ NJ. Jacksonville -
7. ~, ST. Augustine 100 I. ". Tampa, lo;H
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
S:51 a. AZ. daily. from Jacksonvilie, Saran
nah. Charleston. Atlanta. Macon. Augusta an,
all points South.
$40 \. ~. daily EXCEPT Moudar. from Tam
pa, st Augustine. Jacksonville. Savannah aut
Charleston
7:s5 a; VI. daily. from Petersburg. Lynehhnri
and the West.
s:4s \. NJ, daily, except Sunday. Petersburg
local.
lilo A. Vt, daily, except Sunday. from. Colds;
boro and intermediate stations, Norfolk and
Suffolk.
l1:lO ~. ri. Sunday only. from Norfolk, SUI
| folk and Petersburg.
11:42 \. ~, daily. from Norfolk, Suffolk an
els P. NJ daily except Sunday. from Peters
$50 F. NJ. daily. from Norfolk, suGols an
7:i5 ?. NJ. daily. from Miami. Fort Tampa
JacksonviIle Savannah, Charleston. Wilmington
Goldsboro and all points South.
| s;56 L. NJ. daily. from Petersburg, LsHea
| burg and the West.
J. f.. KENLY. General Manager
H NJ EMERSON. Gen'l Pass. ACT
c. s. CAMPBELL. Div. Pass. Agt.
SIS East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. IS. 1872.
AND ARRIVE FOURTEENTH X
STREET STATION

STREET
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
1925 s. NJ No. o. daily for Durham. y. -
pauyiIIe, and all local stations South, COMMIT
ir:- at Jefreys for local stations on Norfoia M
vision to DsuYille: at oxford for Henderson
$50 p II. No. 20. Lin tied train daily Toe
JacksonyiIle and nj! FIoridi points, Havana, Ma
sau etc Connects at M)seiey with tarnTlis
and PoiYhatan Railroad: ht Greensboro Tor pur-
nan, raleigh and Wins ton Salem: ut Charlotte
with No e., United States Fast Mail. solid train
,iaiIy for New Orleans and points South. when
CARRIES sleepers TO New Orleans Draw ko"n
SIeeper Richmond to Atlanta and BIRMINGHAM
Through train with sleeper. Salisbury to Mcu-
mis- Dining Car service.
IL 30 p VI. No. It. Southern Express. dally
for StIanta Augusta. JacksoRyihe scd points
s3nutb Sleeper for Dau7iiie. Green's ero. sails
bnry and Charlotte. open &c Richmond S:eu y.
N Connections with New York and tlorida E3S-
nre.s and Southwestern Limited. which carriss
t,,ror~, s;eerer, to Augusta, Savannah JACK
sn,y;iia Tampa Nashville, Memphis. Atlanta,
Nv, orleans. etc Complete Dining Car service.
,fsa pullman Tourist Sieepe- 5ion,.sys. Nstinss-
davs and Fridays. Washington 10 SAN francisco.
,rithont change with connection Tor all points
=; -T.S.s Mexico and California.
6.1l F. NJ No. II. local daily. except Sunday.
tor 'ErvsyilIe aud iutermediate points
Az TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND
s.on 4 ST ant. s:43 T. NJ, from atlanta. Su-
-rsto Jacksonville and all points South
ss.sn NJ from Keysvi,le and local stations.
S.5s p. Nj from Durham. Charlotte, Danriiis
AMI intermediate stations
az LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos GI and c.. between Manchester and
Nnapolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-13
Ven zueIs IS Fight at Sea.
tpy Associated rrssa.l

wILLEMSTAD, ISLAND or CURA-
Goa. Ieb. l2.-The schooner which com
nlunicated Yesterday with The Senezue-
Ian neutrality-suspicious. Libcrtador con-
firms the report that the latter sank the
Venezuelan Gunboat General Crespo, re-
Gently, near Cunlarebo The captain and
crew of the CreSpu are prisoners ON
board the Libertador.
No confirmation has been obtained OF
the report that 4. naval engagement tool,
place Monday last, off the coast OF vene-
zuela. though the sound OF cannonadinG
WAS heard here that lueraipg.
The Venezuelan guntscat Bolivar is
cruising in these waters. The Libertadoi
is also off this island.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-13
LORD DUFFERlN DEAD.
The New Warehouses of Dufierin OF Amer
lean Bril-.
(By Associated Press

LONDON, FEB l3.-The Hlarquls OF DliA-
fern. former governor. general OF Tafiiiu:l'
and who had filled many hisn alplonlt d IL
posts in the English service o1eu ae -
O'clock this morning at his residence, a..
.f7Iandei,oyc, County Down, Ireland
T ord D1fferin had been long in i'll health
He nasscd away peacefully, after .. night
OF total Inconsistencies.
LORD Clandeboye, the eldest son. "iio
is a, clerk in the Foreign Office and WHO
married Florcncc, daughter OF John IL
Davis. OF New York, succeeds 20 tue ,'t'e
and another American joins the ranks OF
the pecrcsses. -,
The funeral Of Lord Dufferin viii 90 PIT
yatc. His remains will be buried III inc
graveyard ut Clandeboyc, teDtuatt I'LL