The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-09
Teiesfaphic 3revities.

OYSTER BAY, \ I.-AIontagu White,
who has been long in this country. prln-
cipally in New York and Washington, as
the representative of the Boer cause, and
William E. Curtis, Of Washington. were
the guests to-day Of the President at
luncheon.
BALTIMORE. MD.-The directors Of
the Baltimore Baseball Club to-day
granted Manager John J. MEG. avs e.
quest for his release.
MACON, GA.-Congressman Charles l.
Bartlett was unanimously renominatet
to-day for a fifth term by the DSmo-
Gratis Of the Sixth Congressional District.
OXFORD, GA.-Rev. ]. E. Dickey, d
D. pastor of Grace Methodist Church.
of Atlanta. Ga, was elected president Of
Emory College to-day by the Board OF
Trustees of that institution to succeed
DR.. bowman. resigned
BOSTON. NASSAU RoNbury to-day
Herbert Hill, twenty-one years OF age,
shot and instantly killed his sister. Mrs
Alice Riley. and inflicted serious wounds
on his mother. Mrs. Amelia Hill
MINERAL WELLS, TEN,-W- R.
Smith was to-day nominated for Con
sress by the Democratic convention Of
tie Sixteenth Texas District.
NEW YORK.-The hearing In the case
cs Louis A Disbrow, accused Of having
murdered Sarah Lawrence and Clarence
Foster. was continued at Good Grounds
to- day
san FRANCISCO, GALA sand storm
has caused damage estimated a t Sl,000.GOo
in the Indo Valley. on the Southern Pa
cine Railroad. in the Colorado Desert
NEW York;. W. Hopkins of the
Stock Exchange firm Of Hopkins Bro
Tiers, made q formal statement to-day
that the use OF the firms name in con-
rcc,ton with the suit filed yesterday at
r.,
Col pcration was entirely unauthorized
LONDON.-Austin Chamberlain, son OF
the Colonial Secretary, said this even
Ing that his fathers progress was so
satisfactory that he expected to leave
the hospital tomorrow.
NEW YORK.-Of the thirteen surviv-
ors of the Metropole Cycling Clubs No
| tor Cycle endurance run from Boston
to New York, July and ). seven ftnishe!
| with perfect scores of LOCO points each
and thereby earned gold medals denoting
the highest possible award; two others
obtained blue ribbons for coming within
| 50 points of the winning score.
| CAPE TOWN.-The Parliament OF Cape
Colony has been summoned to meet
August Doth
PARIs-The Chamber of Deputies to-
| day by a vote of 475 to adopted the Gov
ment's bill for the conversion Of the 81
per eSnt reGffs into Per e of2ieer
steamer Moro Castle from Cuba He
said he found Havana in an exceedingly
zERl1ATT sWITz-The summit OF
AIatterhorn was reached this afternoon
by an Englishman and German This
NEV- YORK.-Police Commissioner Par
fridge TO-DAY dismissed from the police
force Captain John r. Reardon. OF the
Mania ttan and Green Point Avenues Sta
I,rool-1vn for neglect OF G!tV and
falsifving his blotter records.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been
certain csrt n teachers in the Philippines have
been trying to influence Catholic children
LONDON.-The Earl of Arundel and
Surrey only son OF the Duke of Nor
folk. died to-day at Arundel Castle Sus-
seq He had been an idiot ard a cripple
since his birth. September T. 1879.
BUFFALO, n. Y.-The grand jury has
the first degree against Mrs. Elizabeth
NIver for the murder of her husband Dr..
Jacob F. Myer, who was shot and killed
in his office on the night OF June Goth.
LONDON-The cotton crisis in Ian
cashire is growing more acute a meet
ing has beer called for July 18th to- CON
slider replies to circulars advocating joint
action Of the splnners IN resorttng to
short time.
DAVENPORT. I0WA.-The North
American Turnerbund today adopted res
buttons declaring against continued re-
striction of the freedom of the press by
| executive officers. and directing the Exc
| cu,:ve Committee to submit the resoIu-
| tons to President Roosevelt and to- Con-
| gress.
PITTSBURG. PA premature explo-
! sion of dynamite in blast furnace Stag
| dump near Duauesne. Pa, to-day killed
one workman and dangerously injured
| four others.
BALTIMORE. MD.-At to-dav's meet
| ing Of the seven hundred striking pants
| makers it was announced that four Of the
contractors, employing one hundred men.
| had signed an agreement to furnish sew
| Inc ma chimes and other tailoring i1t4-