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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
.COCKADE CITY IN
HIGH FEATHER
Appomattox Diversion Scheme is
in Appropriation Bill and
Capt. Bishop is Happy.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

PETERSBURG, VA, April 10.-The RIE-
ers and Harbors Committee Of the United
States Senate incorporated in their report
to- day the bill providing for the improve
ment of the Appomattox River Senator
Martin telegraphed this fact to Captain
Carter r. Bishop tonight and stated fur
ther that the bill is just what they aske;.
for, which, briefly stated, is s20o.0O0, for
the diversion OF the fresnet water in A,-
pomattoN River.
The bill is identicaly the same as the
one put into the rivers and harbors bill
at the last session after it reached the
Senate.
The fact that it is incorporated this
time by tho committee makes it almost
certain that the long hoped for appro-
priation for AppomattoN River will be Sc
cured, unless some ofIice-seeknS poitl-
clan again talks to death the rivers and
harbors bill at this session.
Mr.. Bishop is happy tonight over the
prospect of success after a score of years
devoted to work in behalf of this inn
provement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
PEACE BETWEEN
BRITON ANDbOER
Terms Offered Said to Have Been
Accepted by the Roer
Leaders.
fBv Associated Press. J

LONDON, April 1O.-The Financier and
Bullionist publishes a dispatch from Pre-
toria this morning, declaring that the
Beer leaders have accepted the British
terms; that peace has been arranged and
that the terms of peace have been cabieu
to the Boer agents in Europe
Other unconfirmed statements OF 4
similar character are in circulation in
London tonight. 1t is said that Fred
erick Rutherford Harris. former secre-
tary Of tho British chartered South
Africa Company. has received a telegram
TO the same effect, but nothing of any
Official or really rs ratue concern
ing the matter is known.
The Central News is informed tina a
telegram was received in London this
5nornirlc from Pretoria saying that Mr..
Stevn and Generals DeNNetz and Botha had
agreed upon terms of peace. The tele-
have been accepted and that peace has
been arranged. -.
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CBy Associated Press.)


KNOXVILLE, TENN, April 10.-NIea-
gre details Of a bloody battle fought be-
tween a sheriff's posse and outlaws in
Scott county, Va. this afternoon reached
Knoxville tonight by long distance tcle-
phone message from Joresboro, Tenn.
Five men, all members of the sheriff 5
posse are reported to have been killed,
two other persons wounded and Jim
Wright, who csc .ped from Hancock county,
Tenn, where he was wanted upon the
charge of murder. shot and cap
ture6. Wright was under Il life sent
ence IN the penitentiary for murder, ard
escaped from the State prison at Brushy
-Iountan two years ago. He returned
TO Hancock county recently, and there
defied the officers, although there was a
reward of $500 for his arrest. Not long
after his return home Sheriff LaSere. of
Hancock county, was shot from ambush
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
CHANGE FOR THE WORSE.
Physicians Very Apprehensive Of Out
come Of DR.. TaImage's Disease.

fBy Associated Press-)
WASHINGTON, April 1o.-A change for
the worse has occurred in the condition
of Rev T. Dewitt Talmase. and tho
physicians are again very apprehcnsive OF
the outcome. To-niSht's bulletin, issued
at 8 clock. said:
There has been a marked change for
the worse in DR.. TalrnaSe's condition Evil
dences of cerebral Inflammation have ap-
peared. =
At 1 o'clock this morning the conditicI
complications have developed, which lead
the physicians to believe that recovery is
entirely improbable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
VIRGINIA SONS
HOLD BANQUET
Baltimore Alumni Endow Two
Scholarships at University
of Virginia.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.

BALTIMORE, MD, April .lo.-The an
nual banquet of the Baltimore Alumni
Association of the University of Virginia
was held at the Hotel Stafford tonight
Covers were laid for fifty Decourcy w.
Thon. president OF the association, was
POSTMASTER.
The following toasts were responded to-:
''Thc University of Virginia. Pro
fessor William NJ Thornton, of the Cni-
yersity of Virginia.
Our Sister University, Professor Ira
Remsen.
Alma Mater Wyndham r. Meredith
of Richmond, Va.
THE Present Hour Major r. NJ. Ven
able.
Alumni Associations Archibald H..
Taylor.
The association decided to endow two
scholarships to be filled by youths over
eighteen years of age, and who will be
eligible for rcappointment.
Officers We're elected as follows: Presi-
dent. r. E. Lee Marshall; Vice-President
Archibald II. Taylor; Honorary Vice
Presidents, Judge Albert Ritohie. Major
r. Af. venable. W. Graham Bowden; Sec
retary and Treasurer J. Mercer Garrett
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
BLOODY BATTLE WAS FOUGHT
I'M SCOTT COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Five Members Of Sheriff's Posse Killed in Fight With
Outlaws-Three Others Were Wounded.
Convict Captured.

and killed. The crime was charged to
.'im Wright. John Templeton. another
murderer. and the latter's brothers. The
motive of the alleged crime was said to
be that LaSere was said to have killed
the father of the Templetons.
Recently officers have been planning to
capture Wright in his home, and he.
with John Tcmpieton and other asso-
ciates, crossed the State line into Vir-
gina. They have been in Scott county
about month. To-day tie sheriff or
sanized a strong posse and attempted to
arrest the gang. The men had been noti-
fled and a pitched battle resulted in
which five of the shetff's posse arss said
to have been killed and two deputy
sheriffs. Joe Moss ard Sam. WAX.
wounded. Wright was wounded and cap
tured. but the others who were with him
escaped. They are being pursued but
the mountains of the county afford them
many chances of escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
RECEIVING THE RETURNS.
Great Crowd at Old Market Hall ar

Great Crowd at Old Market Hall and
immense Enthusiasm Shown.
AS early as O'Clock the great hail
was rapidly fillinG up with enthusiasts
and an hour later standing room was at
. premium
Within the ropes stretched to keep the
vast concourse from pressing upon the
committee sat Mayor Taylor. his face
wreathed in smiles; his big staggering
form now and then rising 10 bow, his
Acknowledgements for the continued oNa-
ton extended him BY his enthusiastic
followers. How do you feel. Mr. Mayor
as1oed Times reporter. II am always pre-
pared for anything that comes. he an
swered blandly. but the smiles that play
I'd over his rugged features Indicated
that he had a pretty good idea of what
Was coming.
Hrst time In years. by falling to set IN
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with the returns from the Fourth Jack
son ahead of all his brother Judges. ITO
Second Jackson was the hrst 70 iepoi y
and while it was too small TO lhdlea.e
ANYTHING yet the crowd cheered ius',,S
as Chairman Doherty read from the tails
sheet
I'm to ,o:s0 o'clock only three precincts
had reported and the great crowd laih.
ed and chcered and walked. and did
other things calculated TO promote con-
fusion and disorder. Indeed, the luii
lasted long past that hour and the crowd
grew more and more restless With each
dragging moment.
FOR, SMITH AND EPPS.
..lIurrah for .Junky' smith, was heard
a hundred times over, and this was met
NV counter cheers for his popular oppo-
nent This was from the first regarded as
a neck and neck race. and as the returns
We're read, bearing out this NieW' theie
was almost breathless interest among th@
waiting. restless audience.
IT looked from the start as II Hon. John
t. Epps would win the sheriffalty Win
much case. and his supporters shouteo
themselves hoarse for the Honest blach-
smith, who. being present now ana thca
raised his hat. displaying to the aualeii'e
his well-shaped boldhead
The frst three precincts gave MN ieaa
of 70 over Sheriff Hughes, and every tllnc
this majority was augmented by otner
returns, his supporters went wild with
delight.
THE PLAN WORkED WELL.
Eversb body was praisng the City Com
mittec. and especially Captain CunninS-
ham Hall. for the excellent plan under
which the election was held, and All
joined in the belief that there had been
an absolutely fair deal to all the candi-
dates There was little or no disorder
anywhere and the police did their duty
faithfully and should be given their mead
of praise. There was something or an
overhauiins in the matter of officers. and.
considering the very heavy vote. the
counting was done in most instances With
remarkable speed.
HOME PRECINCT FOR THEM.
Mr. Claiborne Epps drew his first blood
when Third Monroe reported and placed
him slightly in the lead. This is Alr.
Epps' home precinct. and he led Mr.
Smith by over hundred. This caused a
wild shout among the young candidate S
supporters, but they took the marble
heart when the second Jefferson box
was seen coming up the aisle under the
arm of Mr. G. Manning. Jr.. and when
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
Right Sort of Mayor
Be Elected Next Tine.
.'If | am defeated, I have the

IF I am defeated, l have the
consolation of knowing my cam
paign has set the people to think
ing, and the result will be that
Richmond will have the right sort
Of a mayor when the next elec-,
ton comes around.
Il can't say where / will be
two years hence, but there is one.
thing certain-I am not going to
allow my interest in the welfare
of the city to lag; and though I,
may not be in the race. I will
support some man who viii be a
creditable head for our municipal
affairs. Captain CARLTON
MCCARTHY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
WADE HAMPTON ILL.
Physicians Say He is Suffering from a
General Breakdown.

(By Associated Prcss.)

COLUMBIA, s. c.. April 1O.-General
Wade Hampton is reported critically i'll
by his physicians. who say that he is suf-
fering from a general breakdown. a
short time ago General Hampton had a
severe attack, but later rallied. In the
last few days his condition has become
worse, and tonight he was reported to
be in a precarious condition.
The General can take no nourishment
and is very feeble. General Hampton
celebrated his eghty-fourth birthday last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
Dangerous Derelict.
(By Associated rrcss.l J

- I IIy .NSSOclNtrN IrtsS.I
a NORFOLK. VA. April 10.-Admiral Cot
ton commandant of this naval station,
has information of a dangerous derelict
off the North Carolina coast. The wreck
age consists OF q, lot of spars. which are
supposed to be attached to a sunken YES
sci. and which was reported by Norwegian
steamer MUIR as off Currituck Light. a
tug will be sent from this yard a once to
find and destroy the wreckage, which is
reported as dangerous obstruction to
-naSi2a ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11

years filled the Office of city accountant,
is widely known as soldier, author and
student of municipal government. Two OF
his most distinctive characteristics are
honesty and coura ge. This campaign was
his first experience as a, candidate before
the people and his speeches. as a rule,
were among the boldest and most as
Sressive ever heard here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
.ANTI-FOREIGN OUTBREAK.
Warships Have Been Dispatched 10 Ming
Po, Che kiang Province.
., SI'e VNtet'1S II OV1I3IE'
INV Associated Press

LONDON, April 10.-A dispatch to a
news agency from Shanghai, published
here to-day, says that allegations Of
cruelty against Catholic missionaries have
caused a n anti-foreign outbreak at Ming
Po. a city in the province of Che Iliang.
where statement was circulated that
some of the missionaries Eouged out a
boys eyes. Two British and two German
warships have been dispatched to Ming Po.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
BIDS FOR THE RICHMOND.
Nine Received, and Will Be Opened or
Next Tuesday.

Nine Received, ana VIII BE opened on
Next Tuesday.
All bids for the construction of the new
Hotel Richmond. which is to so up on the
site Of the present st. Claire, at Ninth
and Grace Streets, are now in the hands
Of the architects in Baltimore, and they
will be opened on next Tuesday when
Mr.. Sam Atkinson, sun of Mrs. A d.
Atkinson, Of the Lexington. who is to
build the hotel, will go TO Baltimore.
There is as Yet no way Of f.learning the
approximate figures OF the bids. but 1t
has been stated that the building is ex-
pected to cost something like 100000. and
the bids will probably be somewhat near
that figure. After the bids are opened
it will probably be a week or. SO before
the announcement of the award is
made.
No local contractor ms made a bid on
55-hnsb building at all. This fact was a sour
of some surprise to- Mrs. Atkinson. The
nine bids come from several States OF
the East, some dozen or SO having been
invited to offer bids.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
Golf at Asheviile.


ASHEVILLE.-#N.s c.. ApriI 1o.-1n the
finals of the swannanoa county golf tourn-
ament. played to-day, McC1osky and Miss
Croker, of New FORK. and Rumbugh and
Miss Collins, Of Kansas City. tied for
the Manor cup in the mixed ,feursones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
TAYLOR FOR MAYOR; SERGEANTCY IN DOUBT;
JOHN E. EPPS FOR SHERIFF. TOTAL VOTE CAST
MADE A GALLANT FIGHT
AND =P0LLED GOOD VOTE.

81 a.
CAPTAIN G. a + L.
r ON MCCARTHY,
who polled neary
two thousand votes
for Mayor. accepts h S
defeat gracefully. He
made a game fight,
and the vot, given him
exceeded what was
generally e < p e c ted,
C apt a in Mccarthy.
WHO has for several
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have so often and so generously
responded to my calls upon them,
aad want to assure them that
the happy memory of their con-
tinued kindness and support will
abide with me forever.
Il have tried to perform the
duties of the Office of mayor
faithfully, and it is peculiarly
gratifying to me that my admin
istration has been so overwhelm-
ingly approved at the polls. -
Mayor r. NJ. TAYLOR.
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ATLANTA, BOBBY sWa lthour. Of
this city, defeated Willie Fem. of Bris-
stol, Conn. unpaced champion Of the world
in two straight FIVE mile heats of a motor
paced race at the Coliseum to-nigh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11

sented his people in the City Council. Mr..
Hughes made a strong fight for renom-
nation and had many staunch supporters.
There are few public officials whose re-
tirement will occasion more genuine re-
yrot
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Mayor Taylor Grateful
For HIS Friends Support.

While not
surprised, l am
deeply gratified
at the result of
to-day's S fight.
| desire to re-
turn my CRATE
full thanks to
the people of
Richmond who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
Mr.. HUGHES WILL RETIRE
FROM OFFICE OF SHERIFF


SHERIFF JOHN T..
HCGIIEs, who was
defeated yesterday for
rsll2mination by Hon.
John e. EppE, has held
his present position
Tor eight years, hay
ing defeated Mr.. D. S.
Gates i'll 1894. Mr..
Hughes is d resident
OF Church Hill. where
he is very popular,
having often repre-
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Continued on second PasA,
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WEATHER FORECAST.

FoA@ast for Friday and Saturday:
ViiIgtnia-lsair Friday and Saturday;
light variable winds.
Sarth Carolna-Tair Friday and Sat
srd4y;; light variable winds.
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. RAnoEoFsTHERaaoMEl:TlE.R' e

Tho thermometer ranged as foliowsss IS
The Times Office ycsterday: A. ~. -. . Is.
IL NJ, so: s PM. S.: so;;9 8: ~:
as; Il midnight, ~. Average, ss 81
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Continued on Second page9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
MAYOR R. N. taylor
SWEEPS THE CITY.
Carries Every Precinct Over
Captain Mccarthy.
JOHN E. EPPS FOR SHERIFF
Named Over Mr.. Hughes by a
Large Majority.
HOT RACE F0RClTY SERGEANT
5nsne IIi,i:ssssIy iGse Lead With Two
Precincts to Report-Was Neck
and Neck Race All Night.
Alderman Mosby and Mr..
Wallerstein Beaten.
Other Changes.
HOT RACE FOR CITY SERGEANT

The result of yesterdays primary, with
three precincts to hear from. is the re-
nomination of Mayor r. NJ. Taylor by an
overwhelming majority over Captain
carlton Mccarthy, and the defeat of
sheriff Hughes by Hon, John L. Epps by
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-19
The Coming Champions.

The Javas defeated the Flour Citys Sunday
by a score Of to 4. The feature Of the game
ner and Settlers; Priore and Townsend.
The Hundebys defeated the Minneapolis
Greys % to L. The feature of the game was
of the .Greys pitchers out of the box The
winners challenge any 16-year-old team in the
city. A game is wanted fol. Memorial Day.
the Y. M. G. A. nine preferred. Address
Frank Groef. 2sl1 Third street n.
/ The John Drews defeated the Brown<Bro
ers team Sunday by score Of II to .. The
features were the pitching of Spencer, who
struck out thirteen batters and allowed but
four base hits, and De Schemes home run
with the. bases full. Batteries--Drews. spen-
GER and Werring; Browns, Nordqulst and H.
Carlson. -.
The Kenwoods added another victory to
their list, defeated a picked team from the
East Side high, the Gophers, and Morgan Hall
by score OF Is to 0. Williams of the Ken
| woods allowed but one hit, and his team
mates played an errorless game For games
with the kenWoods address =. Carpenter, 1904
Douglas avenue S. .-..f -. @s-,..-
The Cuban Giants will play any s-year-old
team. Call at 6O9 Washington avenue s.
The Wilmots defeated the Monroes yester-
day in an interesting game by the score Of
| to 8: Batteries Leonard and Rocrum; Du-
| han and Kelix. 80 - -
ing House team at Hopkins by a score OF 81
| to in fve-inning game. r.
| The Yellow Hammers defeated the Gophers
| by a score of % to ;.
The Portland Avenues defeated the Wood
| Lakes Of Richfield by score of 13 to 10.
O'Donnell and Aich did the work for the
Portlands. For games address Jay Augustine,
| 1926 Fifth avenue S..
The Algona college team of Algona, Iowa,
defeated the Minneapolis Threshing Machine
conpany's team at Eureka, S. D.. yesterday
by score of to 2. The Threshers play at
| Montevdeo to-day.
| The Powers Mercantile team defeated the
| Climbers by a score Of 13 to II.
| The Crystals defeated the Diamond Eleva-
| tors by score of II to g.. Batteries-Crystals,
| Lapaln,e and Anderson; Diamond Elevators,
| Phyle and Riley. -;
The Powderhorns wish games with any -13.
| year-old teams in the state Address Fred
| Dasatka, 1856 Chicago avenue. or telephone,
+ T. c., 4637. %ssE :%-s.-zs+
| The Fabers defeated the Plaum & Son cigar
| factory Sunday morning by a score of IL to
| by a score Of 20 to o. The features Of the
games was the hard hitting Of the Fabers
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-19
BASEBALL.
ARE UNABLE TO HIT
Millers Drop First Game of Series
to Columbus.
CARLISLE IS TRIED AT SHORT
League Leaders Arc Good Ball Play
ers, but by No Means
h. Invincible. s.

Durham pitched better ball than Dad
Clarke, and yesterdays event at Mime
haha lark consequently went to JACK
Grim's lively bunch from Columbus, Ohio.
BY the same token the millers established
themselves in the last place. .--. ..
The leaders of the Western League are
good ball players. They watch the game,
field fast, run bases with intelligence and
daring; still they are not brilliant team
and Wilmot should have bunch OF play
ers that ought to get some games from
the senators. There will not be SIX tnou-
sand people at the games very often I'M
less he does. e, .e-
Up to the sixth inning the game was
gem of purest ray. Old Dad" Clarke
was pitching one Of those games that
made him famous when he was giant.
In the sixth two singles and double were
manufactured by the senators into two
earned runs. The race was then over,
but there. were many interesting events
subsequently,.
For instance the millers filled the bases
in the same round, or rather Durham did
by shooting the sphere against some mil
Ter ribs. With Wilmot at bat the crowd
confidently expected to see the score tied,
but the fates had no better fortune for
the manager captain than for any Of the
other players and he doubled the side out
with no runs to the good. Dan LaHy
and Manager Grim offered little byplay
that caused them to be dismissed from the
grounds by Umpire Ebright.
The millers went quite to pieces in the
eight inning, and made miserable show
ing: Even, the senator's Vept while they
gathered in the four tallies forced on
them. '-.'
The only consolation the millers had
received during the game came in the
ninth when they saved themselves from
the whitewash bucket. Wilmot, McFar-
Ian and Carlisle formed life saving crew
by rapping out three pretty singles
Carlisle, whose place has been in the
outfeld was tried at short. He is fast
youth, has baseball head and seems to
be the surest man that Wilmot has had
in that place since April %. To expect
the kid to go in and play the game
with veterans would be too much but
taking his youth and inexperience into
consideration he played a splendid game
Yesterday. The score. ------ - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-19
backed up in fine style by the men behind
in the second inning. bringing In three tallies.
AMATEU Rs' COLUMN
ont of Town Games.

Waseca MINI, May ls.The local team
easily defeated the Plymouth Clothing team Of
st. Paul in this city yesterday, the score being
to 0. Only one visitor got past second
base. Observation-Disclosures and Ostdiek; OtRee-
gan, Kilfcyle and O'Mallv.
Fort Dodge. Iowa, May Effort Dodge de-
feated Sheldon yesterday afternoon by score
of to o. Batteries--Thompson and White
more; N-tlbertson and Jameson.
Winthrop. Mimi, May 19.--The home team
defeated Gibbon here yesterday by a scoresof
10 70 A.
saltwater, Mimi, May 1s.-The Northern
Pacihcs Of St Paul were defeated by Still
water yesterday by a score Of to g. Batter
ies-Ford and Brown; Powers and Hart.
La Crosse, Wis. May, LILA Crosse defeat
ed the Tooze team of Minneapolis here yester-
-dav afternoon by score of to'2. Thirteen
innings were played. Batteres-W eysbecker
and Burns: O'Donnell and Mullane.
Spring Valley, Mimi, May 19.-In close
game here Spring Valley defeated Lanesboro
by a score of 8 to T.
Little Falls. Mimi. May 19.--The local Gold
Dust team defeated Verndale by a score Of 5
to l. The result Of the game was not in
doubt at any time after the fourth inning.
Batteries-Rasch and Holt; Gallen and Ander-
SON : 2irsag-s..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-19
SOUTH DAKOTA

DELL sRAPIDS-Mrs. Mary Garrigan has
secured verdict of $1,000 against three sa
loon men. Her husband committed suicide
after a debauch.
STURGIS-A letter from Senator A. B. Kilt
redge states that the senate passed the sun
dry civil bill, which contains an item of $780,
COO for Fort Meade.
SPEARFISH-The graduating exercises at
the state normal school will be held the see
ond week in June Rev. w. II. Thrall, Of
Huron, S. D., will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon Us =
RAPID CITY-The summer vacation at the
state school of mines will begin the first
week in June. The school closes June l., and
the new year will open the second week in
September There have been over LOO stu-
dents enrolled.
DEADWooD-William Jones, a rancher on
Rabbit creek in North Dakota, rode from
his place, to Fort Meade, 12o miles, in twelve
hours, with one change Of horses. He. was
riding for doctor, having driven g. splinter
into his hand and being threatened with
blood poisoning. ?
| HURoN-The delegation from Beadle coun-
| ty to the republican state convention Endorsed
| Senator A B. Kittredge as his own successor.
/ Congressmen Burke and Martin were also
| recommended for denomination. Governor
| Herreid' IS administration was indorsed ana his
4 denomination asked; j. F. Halliday was in
! dorsed for state auditor and D. H. Smith fol
| the railway commission.