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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

had bodice Of violet velvet and skirts OF
pale yiolct-tinted tuile, on which were les
ICONS of velvet pansies.
Violet color isl favor az are also all tints
of yellow. A combination OF velvet tulle
in tints of yellow with garniture OF chry-
santhemums was very beautiful. Mlss Les
FOR has a gown of yellow tulle and purple
lilacs, but the combination Is a trihe crude.
One of the few women who dare to employ
tbeir own knowledge of design on their
gowns is Mira. Burke-Roche, and the
result is occasionally charming ind-
viduality. A superb gown worn by her
last week was of yellow china crepo and
sable furs. No one would dispute tho
claim of this dress TO be called queen:
Mrs. I.adenburg wore last week gown OF
black velvet and white crepe. The fasn-
ionable Mrs. +. L. Higginson, Of Boston, -
lust emerging from mourning and her bali,
gowns are an artistic mingilng OF black ana
gray. -,
evening wear They are suitable Tor al
but very young women; but a gown OF
them. TO be a success, must be fashioned
with infinite care and the task should
never be given TO any hut an artist.
You will search through every gloyc-box
in Tuxedo in vain for a pair OF tan-colored
evening gloves; they are out OF date, Tho
favorite tints for evening are pearl, CHINA
pink. golden red and pale heliotrope. They
arc OF undrcssod kid of the usual twenty;
three button length. They can be had
Vandvkod or not Tho Vandyhng -
made by insertion OF lozcnge-shaped
pieces of white Kid around the top OF the
Glove and il ornamental and becoming to
the arm. White gloves are not worn.
The dance measures We're trOd IN oxford
ties of black patent leather or suede. or
bronze. or tan suede. Some Of the suede
ties have the vamp strapped with narrow
ribbons stitched across IN parallel rows.
This strengthened the shoe and Is agree;
able in effect Some young ladies' ana
misses wear for dancing the Theo slipper,
which has ribbon tied over the lnstep.
White shoes are out of date and are worn
only bv brides. They we're always con
spicuous and clumsy 10 the eye. The
bridesmaids at the Bigelow wedding, who
were in yellow silk gowns, wore golden-ree,d
gloves and light tan Oxford ties with
strapped vamps.
The correct thing in fall bouquets Is
loose bunch Of chrysanthemumso Of different
tints, mingled with twigs of autumn
leayes-reminsceut of the country-and
for green, maidcn-hair ferns Later on
these will be exchanged for roses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
DESPERATE DEED.
SHERIFF AND HIS POSSE MURDERED
AND ROBBED.
nxat,. Rcd MANI Does tho Work by
Grabbing the Officers Pistol ana
Using II on Him.
M tnlsrrann 10 the DIspa,eh.l

FLORENCE. ARIZONA. November 2.-Sherln
REYNOLDS. W. A. Holmes, and Eugene MID
dlston. while taking eight Apache indians
and one Mexican to the Yuma penltentlAry
fhis morning. were killed by their prisoners
four miles from Riverside. IL happened
,p;s"ncre we're being walked up q heavy
land-wash and one Of them grabbed pistol
from Holmes and shot the whites. The
Injians tben robbed the killed, took Their
arms and ammunition, and started South.
The Mexican convict was captured iHter.
Euoenc Middleton, owner Of tho stage Inc
was driving at the timo and was shot IN
the right side OF the face, the hali coming
ont rcar The ton OF the head. Another shot
look effect on lis check. He walked back
TO riverside TO give the alarm. At last ac-
counts he was nearly dead. 4 Rosse has
cone to Florence IN pursuit Of the tugi-
tiECS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
TO Close the Canvass in AIbcmarle.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispa'ch.l
CHARLorTE-vILLE, November ?, 1899.
Monday n0xt Will be - great DAY Tor tho
Democrats of this section Of the state, and
if the weather istair an immense crowd may
be expected IN this city 10 hear Senator
John W. Daniel and the Hon. John L. Har-
ris, Of Rockingham, who are announced TO
speak here on that day.
Albemarle will give the Democratic ticket
good majority. and from reports 30 tar
brought in 1t il believed that there will be
/. acided net gain for Che Democrats.
The Democrats gained 1877 votes on regis
tration in this city, and thcywIll etalarse
gain over the vote of last tell NJ the coming
election II present indications are any sign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
MALONE CLOSES HIS CANVASS,
But Under Rather Humiliating Circum
tspecInl telegram to the Dlspatch.l

PrrrnsnuRo, Va, November 2-llahone
closed his campaign hero Tonight in q
meeting Of which he was the chief speaker.
For four LONG hours this afternoon q band
of music VS. driven through the streots
for the purpose Of drumming NJ the ili, h
full. Tie procession of white men whicn
wendell rs melancholy way II the Acaae-
my of Music was exceedingly slim. ne
Malone people here have been boostiully
claiming that they had q white club IN
tins city. the membership Of which did
not fall dozen short Of eight hundred.
The actual membership Of the club. az In
dicatod by t0-nights demonstration,
proved 20 he only ll9. II was in many re-
sprcts the most iumiliat.ng obiec' lesson
in weakness which the AiahOIeites have
vet been called upon 20 suffer. The Gene
raj made a long and ram bling speech,
which WAS remarkable only for one feature
and that not on the programme. Some
enthusiastic Democrat called for three
cheers for Mckinney and the response WAS
simply doafcniug, the walls resoundlns
with mighty Democratic cheers.
The Democrats OF the Fifth Werd had n
rOusing meeting tonight and the ward IS
now safe for the Democratic ticket by o
fine majority.
Malone Is sending ont LanCston's pur-
chased address by the thousands. He has
kept the pOst-oilice people busy all day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
THE BACKWOODs COUNTIES.
What Mckinney Says of His Trip Into
Them.
Especial telegram to tho Dlspstch.l

CHRIsTIASsBUB0. NOvembor2.-Our
nee for Governor has Just returned from y
close canvass OF the extreme counties Of
the Southwest. lie has made twelve
speeches in Lee, Wise. Scott, Buchanan,
and Dickinson. lie says that the outlook
in these counties is eminently satisfactory,
and that there is not break in the Demo-
cratic ranks. The LABOR has been great TO
him, but ne has been more than repaid 10y
the warm-hearted reception given him
wherever he has been.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

IJy T0I-9II " u " ~" 7'-1'-''--'''I
ST. LOUIS. November 2.-Thc shock OF an
earthquake was felt IN several localities IN
tins city about O'Clock this morning;
There was some trembling OF houses ana
some rafting Of household goods, but no
damage was reported.
CAIRO. LII. November "a heavy shock
of earthquake, accompanied by a low
report vas felt here at $50 o'clock this
morainc. II was about one minute in du-
ration, direction from southwest 10 north
west. No damage. II Is reported IN TINS
vicinity That the shock was felt at Jack
sonyille, ILL.,. at the same moment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
A 11arrisce in Charlcs City.
lcorrosoondeuco Of Tho Richmond Dlspatch.I

tCOrrcsDondenco q mo Tichmond DIspatch.I
WILCOX WHARF. November ., 1882.
Miss l.. b. Hubbard and Mr.. Robert
Mountcastle were married to-day at Betha-
nv church. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. James A. Waddell. y. D., the
pastor There were no attendants. The
church was beautifully decorated with
evereroens. hot-house plants, ferns, and
autumn leaves. There was present large
crowd of the friends of the popular bride
and groom. CLARA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

A failure to make the Democratic vic
tory of next Tuesday an Overwhelming orc
would be encouragement to the malig-
naats to organize crusade against tho
South which might eyentuate in the return
TO the saturnalia OF reconstruction days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
.id.s 81 The dia,culty tho other side being

sides OF the difficulty, Tho other side being
from two non-participants. jackson dis
appeared after the shooting. ,
'dhe Democratic Executive Committee OF
Nensamond has been actively engaged to-
day in neutrality-suspicious. for the battle of
ballots next tuesday. The Democrats OF
this section are aroused rs never before
and reports from various sections OF the
county are very encouraging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
ShOTGuNS.
A Probable Fatal ARRAY Between Negroes
In Nansemond County.
rpeclsl telegram to tn. Dispatch,

lsfN~aNA 49,
SUFFOLK, Va, November Am ARRAY,
winch may prove fatal. took place this
morning at the Norfolk and Western
water-tank. about two miles below Suffolk.
What Is considered unbiased testimony Is
20 the effect that Henry Jackson and
George Roberts, both colored, had a dis
pute about debt due by the former TO the
latter, when they came 10 blows. Roberts
was worsted in the fstlcuif, and went of
threatening TO get gun and shoot Jack
son. who promised similar dose TO Roberts
IL he returned TO carry out his threats.
Roberts went to his shanty. armed himself,
and returned 10 the water-tank, where
Jackson was engaged as engineer. The
latter had gun, and while his assailant
was trying TO get an aim he frod and
struck Roberts ia the left side of the alb
domen. DIR. w W.. Murray, of Suffolk.
attended the wounded man aud thinks
his injuries win prove fatal. Justice Wood
ward took the ante mortsp declaration of
Roberts, who claimed that jackson as
saulted him in an unprovoked manner.
His statement 10 not considered reliable by
. Tsnptahls gentleman who heard both
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
KILLING Confirmed.
rBr telesraph to tho Dlspstsh.I

10y N0IV-I7sI-II 70 wv - I-7''''
PNEyuL2. November 2.-Reports from
Harlan county received yesterday verify
the story teleeraphed Thursday That Judge
Lewis and posse shot to death. SIX OF the
Howard faction. VII Howard and WI
Jennings, bis lieutenant, escaped unscathed
into AlrClAIa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
Heavy RainfaII.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
BLooANGToS, ILL, November Rain
has been falling heavily and almost with
out cessation for three days. An enormous
quantity of water has fallen and the
streams are all rising and the roads be-
coming impossible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

Never was there a more outrageous 1T
tempt at bulldozing than the arrest, at the
instigation Of MALONE. Of Virginia cleo
ton Judges. But the device won't work.
In the language Of the small boy, it is too
thin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

The Old North State that has stood
shoulder to shoulder with Virginia since
colonial days demands that Virginia hold
the outer works on next Tuesday against
the malignant Cloths and vandals. How
will the demand be met, Nirginians?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
A 6RlsT-MlLL eXPLOpEs.
Three People Killed and Two Wounded.
by lelegraph % the Dlsns,chl


LOUISVILLE. KY, November 2.-Near
Frenchburg, Ky. TO-DAY the erist-mil OF
i. Phelps, which had jus. begun opera
tons. exploded and killed three men and
wounded two others. Oneof the men killed
was the engineer. another the fireman. and
the third John Phelps, son of the owner.
The other names are not known. The
cause IS not given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

Tha arrest Of judges is b'TI'''n' Jf'i''ren.
Pay no attention TO it, VIglnia Demo-
CRITIC voters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

II the Democrats of Virginia do their
duty on Tuesday they carry the State
by q majority unparalleled in the history
OF the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

lie caught such a cold he could not sing
Poor. unfortunate Batrachiaul In what =
sal plight be must have been. And yet his
misfortune WIS one that often bcialls singers.
May a once tunc!ul voice among those who
belong 10 the genus homo Is utterly spoiled
by cold IN the head, or on the lungs, or both
combined For the above mentioned " croak-
or" We nrc not aware that any remedy was
ever devised: but We rejoice to know that all
human singers may keep their heads clear and
throats IN tune hy the timely use of DR.. Sage5
Catarrh Remedy and Or. Picrce's Golden Med
ical Discovery, both Of which are sold BY
druggists.
Or. Sarc's Cltarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases OF Ca'arrh in the Head, no matter OK
how long standing, while for all iaryngeal,
bronchial. throat and lung affections, Or.
Picrcr's Golden Medical Discovery Is posi-
lively uneQualcd. 10 cures the worst linScr-
ing coughs and builds up the flesh and
strength Of those who have boon reduced
by wasting diseases. 1t is guaranteed to
benefit or cure in al diseases for which Il Is
recommended. n taken in time and given u
fair trial, or money paid for 10 refunded.
Copyright, ISIS, by WORLDS DIS. MID ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

WASHINGTON. November Bond offer
ings to-day aggregated S22770o. All ac-
copied at ~ for per cents and 1854 Tor
as.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

Do you want Virginia and the rest Of the
South put under the heel Of the nesro2 If
so, fail in your duty on elcctiOn-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

Alternative Tonic" and ''EIIIig?d'
- - & ALTERATTvT'' - cons i.-'J
recommended % thoroughly esat..rnio
ease dcpontsrt gpon Impure hioed, VIZ
hereditary or contracted. such as scf"ihAs i''
form, cancer. 'Jefners. srroric @'t'>'
Bolts, Ri0fcacs. WrFcrr4ai Ancst4"i' -
ErysipclaS. ECzrnsn. n - 90.
"a Z q rOSaC" vii cure ST WASHING
eases sach a. LO.r CONTAINED No-s's'
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kOEgIE ARD ENEALti1ta ~ = ~
rOE DISEASES NhCtAiAk 80 r.
MALES. A. - tonic - 100 sscnef"'
Nervous System it IS sugeFior 10 a.! 81 %
Market, . .-,..., D., q. ...-..,
cough PREPARATION; it gives slssi ~. i,
should Sc taken In CONSi w - p = ~. -.
BlES Ia connection vita The . NJ sVSsN
Each preparation Tor sale ~ all divis sis' '1'''
q 90 per bottle. 90 for 500 49,, ....,..,.,,.
nor Treatise on ri0ad diseases, an te'.ila'I-'s
EddIess, enclosing stamp
ABC CHEMICAL 90.
Kiehnoa4. IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
DANCING GOWNS.
THE REFINEMENT OF ART APPARENT
IN rHE SEASONS BALL DRESSES.
Why Some May re Worn Repeatedly and
Others But Once--worth's Quaint
Musical Classification of His
American Patronesses.
Worsspondence OF the Richmond DIspatca.l
NEW York, November 2, 1899.

reign OF tulle has set
in and Frou Frou re-
turns TO town with
the melancholy days.
Balls at the country
clubs last week closed
the suburban season
and furnis he'd a
dancing frontispieco
TO the winter fash
ions. The Tuxedo
and Westchcster ball
rooms saw nearly all
the dancing set IN
imported
gowns, by which
means the winter
STYLES are definitely
prcfgured. and an
observation or two
may bo had on seYC-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per-
fccily harmless. One "A Dose. Sold by
drilr~fets - ro-ife vial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

Texas sends greeting to Virginia and
pleads with her to do her duty on next
Tuesday. What shall the answer be?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

Keep DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup at home.
Thousands take it. Price % cents bot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

The motifs for this seasons ball-gowns
are essentially modern. There Is no sug-
Cestion of the historical. except by
stretch Of the Imagination. The En-
pire" fancy. which appeared with . La
Tosca," lasted but a day, the day it was
worn by Bernhardt-and was then rele-
gated to Fourteenth street and Sixth
avenue, where only it had its full flower
ing, and where il still tlaunts i
the day" The gowns are much like
those Of last season. Radical changes
are made very slowly, for ultra taste cOnsid-
ers the displaying OF new milhners' fancies
vulgar. The wish 10 depict Mrs. Cleveland
in something novel, II may be observed,
has led to representing her often dress
ed in exceedingly bad taste. Thus she was
described as appearing at Mrs. Whitney's
ball at Lenox in Vatican costume. and the
impression left by the account was that
she wore panicrs and carried a stad. l
understand that these representations
greatly try her patient soul, and / know
them TO be far from true. However she
may have been costumed at the outset OF
her career-and time was, there Is no deny
ing, when she was at the mercy of the
gown-maker aud could not discriminate
among them or their designs-she is now
correctly dressed, and the LenOx gown
was conspicuous only because IL was worn
by distinguished woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
by STORM.

Mrs. Cleveland has taken New York So
ciety by storm and this winter will see her.
by means Of pure social genius, take her
place "a a leader. Mr.. McAllister. who is
arranging his first ball since his temporary
eclipse on the great centennial fiasco, finds
that he must have Mrs. Cleveland's name
very near tho head Of his list Of patrons.
whereat some amusement has been called
forth al his expense for IL is recalled that
on being asked his opinion year ago as 10
whether the 400 would receive her he re-
piled niDpantly and slishtingly:
Mrs. Cleveland, Of Washington, / sup
pose you mean! Well, soon she'll be only
the wife of politician, don't you know.
Well. really, don't know her, but hear
don't you know, that she's quite nice
sort Of person"
A Paris model for bah gown has skirts
Of tulle and velvet bodice. The skirts
must be short, just touching the floor.
Tulle skirts are staight or plated very
full. The bodice Is round, with belt
fastened with ribbons in front; is doool-
tls and has documentary sleeves. One worn
nj Tuxedo had skirts OF white tulle aud
bodice of green velvet, with green velvet
ribbons ia lavish bows upon tho skirt.
Artificial flowers are high Ia Partisan favor
for decorating these tulle skirts. Another
exauisite gown at tho club dance worn by
Miss Emily Lentilhors, the newly-an-
ksanssd &ases ok "1kkjH Losiilard- Jr--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-03

rel. wh<ther he I'D tkis n good
faith or knowing them 90 - false. 1
master Of donbf n i eertz;n, how
ever. shsf naAsise lnAee him e4ger 20
publish szsern 4ni thatshe usssxse No aiIe-
qusse sssort 70 satisfy himself Of their
truth. siosgh frorzs the manner IN
~fsets they wese absasned The pre-
surnpsien xas elearsy that shey were
false Whether or nps be Vas fully Ia
league with The eonspiratorz Therefore
NJ. Waters aesicfs was MOST cslI-
pahle and be richly deserves the mis-
gorsunes ahicA Il hss brought upon
him.
Sot tie Ie1ss 81 tssssse snI.fortu1es II
the enoranoas loss Of prestige which
the Tsn<s has suffered Ii reputation
for reliability Is gone. n has almost
become laughing sscek- rs inhu-
eraF. either for gxsod or Tor evil. has
been resiucesi 10 the lowest point II
has spent a great fortune in attempt
ing 10 fastxn is false charges upon
Mr.. ParaeIl, and II las been made the
defendants in heavy libel suits which
viii Is most difficult Of defense. In
Al! OF these particulars ar. Walters
has suffered with his paper. The
other osners Of the 7Tnses nov
threaten to make hiisa responsible for
the amount which has been expended
In the effort to blacken the character
Of srr. parnegl-- a course which. II car
rlea cot. will end in his financial
ruin
Altogether. the recoil in this case
has been Inore violent than the siis-
charge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-03
Call for District Conventions
and Primary Elections.
HEADQUARTERS KISs COUNTY DEMO
CRATIC GENTRAL COMMITTEE,
etr .rsrr n Mar 1851

CRATIC GENTRAL COMMITTEE, 7
SEATTLE, w. T.. May 2, 1889.
Pursuant 10 suggestions OF the terrific
rial Democratic committee. Democratic
County Convention is hereby called 10
meet at the court house In the city OF Se-
attic on Thursday, May 3, 1889. at 10 O'clock
q. m, to nominate Democratic candid ate
for delegates to the constitutional conven-
ton at the election to be held MAY H. 1882
Primary meetings for the election of DEL
egates 10 said county convention viii be
held at the court house In the city of SCAT.
II at clock p. m. and in the country
precincts at the usual rolling places be.
tween the hours of aud O'Clock r. m. on
Monday, May 6, 1889.
The appointment of delegates to the
convention, based upon He Democratic
vote for delegate to Congress Ia November,
1855 one dele gate to each thirty FIVE votes.
each precinct entitled to at least one dele
gate, Is as follows:
First seattle, first a second wards. Is;
second Seattle, third and fourth wards. IA;
Kent, 2: Falls City, 1; Franklin. 4: Enum-
claw, 2: Bay View, l; Black Diamond, 2:
Avondale, 1. Arthur, Il: Toit, /; Cedar
River. 2: Davais, 1: Duwamish, 2. Green
River: J; Hougston. l; Jaunita, I; sunny
samamish, /; SnoquaImic. /: Squsk, 2:
vashoE, 1: White kiver, 2; Redmond. /:
Salmon Bay, L. Slaughter, s; Hot springs,
/; Renton, 2; Durham, l.
The counties OF Island and kitSap are re-
quested to send delegates to said conyen-
ton In the same proportion as above set
forth
1t isearnesiIy hoped that every voter in
Island, King ana Kitsap counticy. who
has an Interest in q fair and honest rep
resentaiion of popular rights, will Join IN
our endeavo. TO present to the people can
didates whose character aud standing viii
guarantee their endorsement at this com
ing election
]. B, METcAIF, Chairman.
JOSIAH COLLINS. JR Secretary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-03

The disclosures presented this mora
ing in the wickersham case, bad as
they are. viii not be surprising TO
those 10 whom the previous history OF
this case Is familiar. The duplieity
and violence Of which Sadie Brantner
has been made the victim are pre-
eisely in line with The methods pur.
sued by Wickersham in the earlier
stages OF this shameful business. II
will be remembered that when the
case wes on trial here before Judge
Burke every unclcan creature that
could be dug ont oil the slums of Ia
coma degraded enough 10 add perjury
tn infamy already attained. was
brought here 10 swear lies against this
poor. erring girl. of course. having
gotten iato the nire as he has al
ready. nothing is too los for Wicker.
sham 10 10. His part in the transac-
tons just now made public VIII sur
prise nobody. bat the connection 81
the United States attorney with this
new aud dirty phase of the case is un.
expected. Surely nothing but q very
strange miSconoeption OF his daty
could lead a pablie officer to mix as
Mr., White has done IN matter Of this
kind