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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-26
Can be Saved from a DlllkaTdS Grave.

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will positively aud
permanently cure those who may be afflicted
Will b. terrible LIQUOR, OrIUM or TOBACCO
HAD AmdlCatlng from the system the awful
crawl iesire which 80 many lnd hard 10 Tellu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-26

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TlME
" Table taking effect Feb. TO- 1859. Passcu.
ger trains will run Y iOllOwS-Centml Time.
All Trains daily except those marked thuSt
which do not run OH Sunday:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
JUSTLY INDIGNANT.
The People of Pitt~ylyania and the Coun-
ties Excited over Mahonc's Attempted
intimidation.

DNNVIILE. October 30 special The
people Of DanNiilc. Pittsylsania and Char
loite are justly indignant at the recent ac-
tions of deputy | nited states mar-hals who
are evidently acting under Mahones orders.
several daNS ago three gentlemen. who are
Judges Of election in Charlotte county last
fall. were arrested on "a trlmpcd up charge
that they had intimdatcd a nited States SUI
pcrNisO They were hauled off 10 Iynchburg.
arraigncd before nitcd states commission.
and. after a farccal trial. AT which United
STATES District Attorney Craig appeared for
the government. on. in other words. for Ma
hone, they were sent on 10 the grand Jury last
week. \ deputy marshal went through
Halifax county trying Ia trump up charges
against election judges IN that county.
Yesterday l.. W. Rarksdale. deputy
nitcd STATES marshal. went 10
Chatham and procured the names
Of the men who were judges of election last
fall al Ringgold and BrasNille precincts.
for the purpose of swearing ont warrants
against them to-day. j. W. Mills. very
odiou- man. who j. q deputy marshal with
headquarters AT Roanoke. went to PeNions-
burg. precinct in this county. with war
rants for the arrest Of g.. W. 1h0mp-
son. j. II. Henry. and I. W. Hen
ry. charged with intimidating an
lnitod states supervisor last fall. These
mcn were NOT Judges last fall, but active
Democratic workers. All these persons ar
rested and threatened with arrest are
Democrats. and the charges against
them are wear old. ndcr the law
United states marshas have not the iiLris-
dictiOn i'm state elections. but many
country people don't understand this, and
imagine they will be- arrested and hauled up
before the Federal authorities if they take
an active part i'm politics. There IL no
doubt that the dirty little United states
Commissioners here. one of them late of The
virginia pcnitcntiary, and the marshals,
have tried 10 make this impression,
and that many country people are
scared up. There il no doubt. Of course.
the object of all this is the intimidation Of
Democrats in the country, and to make
them less active. because the sly scoundrels
know that the country people dread the
l'nited states courts. The Indignation here
is boundcss. and il would not be safe for a
United states marshal 10 enter this town
with warrant for an election Judge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

I'O ALL WHO HONOR til f
BRAVE.

4 monument % fhcmcmory &c the private
soldier. and sailors of the 'on''dcrie states
unndlrd tur thr land they loved VIII soon
PHI. erected ou Ilhn.'s lllll. in fhis citt
eun.c committee lfom the ASSOCIATION
having fnr WorN BOO charge mad arrange
msnf- wfh Mr.. frelcfick Watde. ID" dis
uuguI.hel uctor. whereby a portion ui -" pro-
re.l- from bis performance inst MONDAY
uirlf were devoted to fhnt o'lt 20 and "A
handsome sum WAS realized. The thauHs OF
fIr ASS .citffau are hereby returned to MI.
Nnri, for lis considcfntiu ION nnu ih'ial ~.
600 tomorrow night Thursday. 'cipntr
sl.f Miss Magic Mitchell viii appear ai The
NOlIlf Academy of Music iu "iitt, hcf new
play which has boon everywhere SD iiN"ir-
iIt received Miss Mitchell hi- kindly made
fIr same Nnrril lfriugcmcrts Will 10" COM
f.iff.D aS were made with Mf " ufdc. and 1li
rtf.un- who ftUchn.c tickets nom the CONF
u.ff.D VIII conlrihltc To- the Monument
Tu.I Ms. Mitchell is so well known ana
.rur.fItfeI ns au actress. and The cause 10
which rdrNute~ $50 'ilc share ol lhc re-
r..Yf- 90 fue entertainment un IhWs '"N
rf.ff i-Olc SD dear 90 the hearts 90 our lco-
II.. fNnt such au ovation ts -r'cied MI.
WH.l. should bee cNfcuttd Co her On the oc-
||~'Nu.
Il.t.. pufchasc your tickets from the COM
H'fitr. winch cen l.i- OF ltll.Nh iil".i'
d. Curtis. lUIffiu lTHuk ". iunninehhln
u.i Alr. james g.. htmn'N; OF nl Mtss'A' NJ
H lIuO. q, tN. HNi olH miller.
$50 additional rhtrer is 90 ade for these
f....f-. nul tltN CON bee exchanged al tN'
Academy Iur lcstA 10 scnie.
%. O.. RICHARDSON,
Iff- .iDUf "iuultIN crate soldiers aN" H'ii-
Ir~ Monument Afsl ciNfion.
|.N-Lf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
CESAR RODNEY'S MONUMENT
Unveiled Yesterday with Appropriate
Ceremonies.

DOVER. DEL. October 80. \ monument
tO the memory Of General ,Tsar Rodney.
one of DclaWarc'- Siguer- of the Dcclara-
tiOn of Independence. was unveiled TIN,
afternoon i'm the presence Of 1000 people.
The exercises were held in the courthouse.
Hon. L. +. Baysrd. Governor BiggS. the
iudge- of Delaware. and the rN-t'O,ernOr-
of the state were seated on the bench. GOV
crnor Bggs presided over the meeting.
Governor Biggs introduced eN->ecretary Of
state Bayard. the orator of the day.
Mr.. Bayarl spoke for two hourS. His adj
dress was of a historical character, giving
the points in Caesar Rodney, life that
showed his devoted patriotism and public
services. After Mr.. Bayard concluded his
address. companies Of Delaware troops.
civic parades. and invited guests took mp
the line of march 10 the cemetery where
Rodney was buried. The monument was
unveiled 10y Henry Ridgry and Henry X.
Bradford. Of the Rodney club. Bishop Nor
rs. of Oregon. pronounced the benediction.
The monument is Of Quincy granite. and
il l. feet high, srrmOunted by large urn,
and inscribed: General Caesar Rodney"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

WASHINGTON. ID. 6, December 3o.-Gen-
eral Miles, commanding the division Of the
Pacific. In his annual report just received at
the War Department, recommends some
changes in the enlistment laws, to check
desertion, "1'he principal evil besetting the
army To remedy this he recommends
that the term of enlistment he three years
instead Of five: that the pay OF sergeants bc
made so per month, and the pay OF non-
commissioned officers I've increased ~ per
cent.
On the subject Of Pacific coast defenses;
General Miles says. ''rhc. most important
subject Of military character to the Pacific
states, and one that should receive the
earnest and immediate attention Of the
government, is the defense OF the Pacific
coast. II is of such vital Importance that
regard II as neither wise nor patriotic to
longer delay its Improvement" Ii IL csti-
mated. General Miles says. that to
put this coast In condition of de-
fense would require I3 modern
guns and motors, with their proper
carriages and ammunition. The estimate
cost will be si.9G7. 900. Tie does rot think u
would be- wisdom or good policy for the
Government 10 depend upon one section Of
the country for the manufacture Of it- mu-
nifions Of war. Similar plants 10 those cs-
',,i.I;,ho1 o,, Tho p,cidc coast and 10 thi-
~ NV -, nn,,,,a,ds ~" that SOD. .Wn
90" ..;.','I =, .ocuro po ti,lo.
" "lri"lni,"''" Int n.cos.ary n
~ Sta"-, -, =, ,ho co,st
~ ~ ~ ,,ro,r;,,ad fo, /, nau,
-, ,nIa IT, ''nn.,,,,c,od under the direction of \
lord Of ohi.ar- az the army and navy. and
that So. .OOO.uOO. or such portion of II a. can
be- utilized in four years. be- authorized 10 he
expended for the construction OF the mps'
improved and effective guns ana war ma'e'
rial ~ will be required on the facihc coast
VIOLATION OF THE CIVIL sEvIcE LAWS.
m. civil .orvice Commission will civ,
,,a c,'.. IF ALLEGED yiolation of the civil
sa,., ;c. law hv the officers and member, Of
,,a nld nominion / Ieoeme into the hand, oI
he district attorney for the prosecution a.
,ho ,.a... anna,rs ON its face. According I,
,ha conmissioners the law has been yio
in,ol in t,yo of il. sections. Prosecution,
CON l.. hrnu.,ht il j. stated. under th,
oinron,h and twclfth sections of m,
law and the violation of the law
/. ,o, confined to those who ar,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
SENSATIONAL ATTEMPT AT SUI
eide.
An Unhappy Husband aud Wife Try I"
Die Together.

Louisville. KY. October 3o.-A dra-
matte and sensational attempt at suicide
was made by man and wife IN Jefferson
Vile. Ind. last evening. The unhappy
couple were Mr. and Mrs. George liaddoN.
who live in that town on Indiana avenue
between seventh and Eighth streets. \
few day. ago Mrs. IIaddOX, while
al the residence of Captain DrOsh,
said that she intended 10 take her
life. The sole cause. she said. OF her
resolution was the course Of her husband.
who. she said. was Il confirmed gambler.
How much in earnest she was. Mrs. lladdoN
demonstrated fully. She came H. this city
Yesterday morning and purchased some
poison and immediately returned 10 her
home Her husband Wa, in the room and
she informed him of her intention.
Then standing before the mirror. with
! out an effort Of interference from
the husband. the wife swallowed the deadly
drug. But her husband. with all his scrm-
| ing indifference. wa, equally ~ desperate.
and also equally prepared. His modus
oDe,undi was not exactly the same how
ever. lie produced dose Of Il similarly
I fatal nature. but he took whisky in his. lie
poured out twO-thirds If glass. sifted the
powder into the whisky. and. gulpiig II
down. threw himself on the bed Ia await
| the result.
The wife weakened and told neighbor,
| Mis-, Erie Rogers. Of their awful act. The
husband began 10 wriihe in agony. but I'll,
drug had a different effect On his wife. and
she became sick and began 10 ,omlt. Miss
Rogers summoned DIR. Charles Hancock
who administered antidotes with such sue
cess. that to-day the couple were thought Il
be out Of danger.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

pNNBI HRN. CONN. october W.- me
great cable used for transporting granite
IJncls over head acros, "A gulch AT the
Sednn dam. on the new CrotOn acqueduct,
broke under the strain of a heavy load at Il
little before noon Yesterday. The accident
occurred over the heads of Il gang Of thrty
or forty Italian laborers. and the terr1iied
men were in flight when the great mass OF
stone and iron was descending 10 the
Ground. Two, however, were caught and
crushed 10 death their remains being un-
recognizable as human bodies: and sin oi
their companions were injured, some seri-
riousy, by the flying pieces Of granite ana
wood.
The killed are: Doanto Meo. Italian Ia
horer: Pasuuale Frenctti Italian labOrer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

Hon. Charles L. Scott, Of Mobile, Als- Is
In the city.
Mr.. Thomas Martin, Of scottsville, is at
the Exchange.
Or. W. Vaughan Lloyd's noted bu'i dos'
sullivan, Is dead.
Mr.. Gray McCandlish, Of Peterses'rg, was
in the city yesterday.
The pretty weather yesterday drew out of
the city quite number OF sportsmen.
Hon. John :. Barbour LEFT the city yester-
day evening for his home. In Alexandra.
The clerks in the ofticesht the Capitol will
20 home Saturday in order to De "p'e T"
vote.
Mr.. John Henry Lambert. a prominent
butcher of the second market, died ycster-
day morning.
The Brook turnpike. y part Of the way. u
in bad condition. owing to necessary repairs
that are being made.
Mr.. Charles T.. whitlock is going TO erect
a building 6Ox70 feet Mt the corner Of Main
and Twentieth streets.
Dr. T.. J. Walker. member Of the state
Board of Medical Examiners. has resigned,
and the Governor has accepted the rvsigna-
ton, -
the city Audior's office tomorrow ana ara"
your pay. if, ,ou are in the employment OF
the city government.
The colored man named Nelson. VINO wa'
81 horribly burned ON Pleasant, street tues
day night. died yesterday morning ABOUT p
O'Clock M the Almshouse.
Mr.. George Bowers. Of Hanover 'our'
house. ran down io the city Yesterday ant
returned last night. lie reports That "ther'
j. nothing croaky about the Hanover Dem
ocrats.'
Rev. 7. II. Holmes. pastor ol the IT.
colored Baptist Church. request, ~ L" dcn'
emphatically that he ever signed the iettel
of the negro preachers of the city urg'ni
their congregations Ia vote for Nahon,
He saws that he dosen't mix up polite, VIII
religion. and that his signature To the lcctel
was a forgery.
The Falling Creek Farmers Association
of Chesterfield. has resolved that all mem
ber- would Immediately post their ihrn'
and request their ncighb0rs. who are n"
members Of the association. 10 do the same
They are determined 10 put stop 10 Tres
passcrs and pot hunters: also hunting 4"
any kind ON the sabbath day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
DoubIe Tragedy on the Mississippi River.

UrIENA. ARk.. OctOber 3.-JOln ,nlI-
dress. clerk Of the steamboat Aines Leo,
shot and killed Henry Norman. on board
the boat Yesterday. Norman came aboard
at Memphis and paid fare I" ainHt nenu'
childres. saw that he did not get of AT the
Bend. and demanded fare to Helena. Nor
man refused 10 pay. asserting that he was
asleep when Walnut Bend was reached and
had not been awakened. The clerk denied
this. and. after some words, he struck Nor
man. who ihereupon fired at Childress' the
ball entering his breast. Chlldress returned
the fire and Norman fell dead. thildress l.
mortally injured.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
PETERSBURG REGISTRARS.
The Decision Upheld in Mahone's own
Town-poIitical and Personal Points.

Tovn-PoIiticaI and Personal Points.
PFrEESBtEG. Va, October jO.- Npe-
cial. The iiustings Court was engaged Il
short while this morning in hearing the
residue of appeals and attempted appeals
from the registrars decisions made ON Sat-
urdaN last. Though there were ten or more
such cases. there was only one IN when
the registrars were reversed, the
rest of them being 50 plainly against the
appcllant~ that i'm most of them their colin-
sci candidly stated 10 the Court that no case
Ind hrsn made out. Mcssrs. Thomas e..
Watkins and Francis H. Lassiter repr, =
-euted the registrars. and Ncssis. H. A..
INon and George =. Bernard the appellants.
Willie izlcll. the little boy who was
struck ON sunday by piece Of slate ihoush
i'm "a critical condition. is thought 10 be pci-
ter to-day.
The colorcd Democrats of the city are
earnestly and zealou>ly at work. There was
"A meeting last night of the 'OlOrcd Nchi-
me-, club. and after the usual business hi'l
been ATTENDED to the meeting was addressed
hy several speakers. There was also "a
meeting of the Anti-MahOne club IN SIKH
ward. u. I'm
II d, understood that Mayor Collier Will
deliver an address of welcome AT the ialr 10
be- held here next month. There u every
indication that there Will be Il large attend
Niroinio are deeply interested in the sue
cess of this movement.
There will be- a large gathering OF me
Democrats Of Chesterfield ON next FRIDAY
at Wesley Chapel. 10 attend barbecue
several distinguished speakers Will be pre-
sent. .,.,:
The Hon. Julius 4. Burrows, of Michigan
addressed large Republican audience last
ni..ht al the Academy of Music IN TINS cliN
The Petersburg German club VIII siNe
,bcir second entertainment of the season To-
night at Library Hail. e.,...
If nothing else reminded one of the near
ness Of election day. the constant gathering
of two or three, some times more 1T '"'s'
that and the other street corner, WOuid ei-
frctlally accomplish the object. only 'iN' nv
DAYS more and the people of Virginia VIII
If they do their duty. give 10 iepublicanisiil'
Mahoneism and all the other horrl1is,ns ~
.''',,,,aD,iou with them such n signal defeat
that ..ihe places that know them now shail
know them no more forever.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
MORE ATTEMPTED INTlMlDA-
TON.
One Hundred Judges of Election 4" lie
Arrested.

Arrested.
INNCHBJ re. Va. October ~. special.
United states Deputy Marshal Mills. Of
Roanoke. who arrested the Democratic clcc-
tion Judges in Charlotte. passed through tins
city today on his way Ia DanNillc 20 make
"A number more arrests of judges of election
charged with alleged violations of the Fed
eral Z lection franchise laws ai the Prc~i-
DENTAL election last November. The judges
of ele ctioms in BrO~villc. Ringgold. and
Pcvtunsburg. and other precincts IN
Pitisy Nania county. and AT south
Rostorl and other precinct. IN
Halifax county are among those Implicated
i'm thcst alleged violations of law. and there
are abO nj one hundred such eases IN all.
The ALE gcd one hundred offenders VIII be
brought To Danyille for examination before
Mr.. W. B. Tinsley. Of Lynchbure. the chief
United States Supervisor of elections for the
Western judicial district of Virginia.
The Democrats had a grand rally tonight
at BOyd-s Hall. and great enthusiasm pre-
vailed Speeches were made by 'olonci
Ham Shepherd and \. /. Montague. of Dan
Vile. shepherds speech was very ia,ora-
ble. an0 gave the most encouraging ac-
count OF Democratic prospects IN the STATE.
Without any kicking Republican support
AT all We can carry the state 10y from SUN
10 1900 majority without doubl, said me-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

NEW YORK. October ;;o.-rhe steamship
Colorado. of the Mallory line, which left
here a week ago for Galveston, Texas, put
back this morning to this port. She anchor
ed al SANDY Hook bar and signalled for as
sistance. The Colorado lost her rudder and
rudder post in a gale off llatteras sunday
morning. and drifted about until her sister
ship. the San Antonio, bound north, came
along and towed her back 10 New York. II
will take thirty days and cost s 900 TO re.
pair the damage. The passengers are all
safe and well.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31


tinued today. Several witnesses were eN-
amined but nothing startling was developed.
RrrrIRr. o.. October 3O.-One Of the
large boilers Of the I,ellairc blast furnaces.
exploded this morning with terrible force.
cracking two other boilers i'm the main bat
tcrv. and wrccki.g the boiler-rOOms. The
south end of the nail factory was entirely
demolished. windows were broken in all the
adjoining buildings. and the wreck was
scattered over an area of loo yards. The
damage to the mill and adioinining prop
erty il 100000. No one was injured.
NILES. MIcu.. October n.-Mr-. y. {.
Monroe and her daughter. Mrs. Davis. be-
lieycd 10 be- the famous Mrs. Bender. and her
daughter. Kate Bender. who were lmpli-
Gated in the terrible series Of murders IN
Iabctte county. Kan. started West today
in charge Of Deputy sheriff l.. +. Dick. The
particular charge laid AT their door Il the
assassination of Colonel York in l>.j.
NEW YORK. October 80. \ company of
New York. Philadelphia. and other capt
talist.. with an investment OFFS Sc.uW1.W'- has
| been formed 10 construct twin-scftW ,'l-
going gun torpcdo-bOais. They Wi! 'e buill
at ship-yards on the Delaware river, ana
Dr. Gatling. the gun inventor. VIII nave
charge Of the work. Contracts for the con
.trIction of thirty Of the boats Will be given
out in "A few weeks.
| HELENA. MONr.. October 30. ihe alior
news in the tunnel precinct ease III silver
county consumed the entire day IN arsu'
meni. on motion Of the attorneys for IN,
Democrats for judgment on the pleading-
| No decision was reached. II looks now n
though the case would not bc finished thi-
week.
RtputxGtI,u. ALA. October 30. The
net result of the chase after Huhc Burrows
and hi. partner in Blount county. - two
dead deputies and one dead bloodhound
The outlaws have escaped, the chase has
been abandoned. and all the hands have r.
turned home.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
A CENTRAL IRON CITY


BALTIMORE. October 30. \ special from
Chattanooga. Tenn. 10 the No"nJ"cfWrTf>'
RccOfd. SAYS: The Ea~t ,hattanOooga Land
COmpany's big deal ha, been consunmated
with a New England syndicate for 5000
OOO. All the papers signed and money paid.
The property consists Of 1909 acres border
ing the city and l.5oO acres Of
iron ore lands. The East Tennessee
Land Company has been organized
with $3.OO,OOO capital. General Clinton Is.
Fisk. Of New York, president. The other
stockholders are all prominent prohibition
i.t.. They have bought 10000 acres IN
east Tennessee. The scheme cOntemplate-
the development of extensive coal and iron
fields; the establishment Of winter and
summer resort, and the building Of a central
iron city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
Another Railroad Accident,

PrTrsBtRo, pa. October 3@,-About q
O'Clock this morning a freight train east.
bound on the pittsburg. Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad luoke down near Beaver
Falls station. The limited express was
tagged. and, to avoid delay, backed up IL
cross over 10 another track. Ano'hei
freight train in the rear Of the limited wa,
unobser,ed and disaster occurred. The
rear platform and II truck of the sleeper on
the limited was badly broken. The engineer
and fireman of the freight jumped FROM
their engine and escaped with slight inln-
ries. The front brakeman on the freight
train was caught and instantly Killed. Tht
tracks were blockadcd and traffic DELAYED
several hOur-.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

VIII YOU heed the warning -tne slkna', pc,
hans of the sure approach OF that more terri-
he disease. Consumption? Ask yourselves
II YOU can afford for the sake Of saving ~
cents. to run the risk and do nothing ior or u.
Ne know from experience tnat Shiion S-,s r.',s
,xnlains why more than Million of bottles
were sold the pasl year. IL relieves .roul
and " hopping Cough at once. Motners. ,', uu
MOI be without IL. sample bottles iree- scio
ny Bodeker Brothers ANA H. u: Shei'us w.
1o,nsr oT Fifth and Marshall streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
The Old National Express Company.

AUGUSTA. Gt.. october BY tile de-
cision of test ease at Richmond County
superior Court to-day. the validity is nj.
irned of a - per cent. assessment upon
subscribers To the old National Express and
Transportation Company 10 liquidate al
leged Indebtedness of the corporation. The
numerous citizens throughout the SOUTH
who subscribed 10 the stock of the conceri
twenty years ago have sought in vain {,
avoid the obligation. for which they received
practically no equivalent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

UNITED STATES senator Pettigrew, OF
>juth Dakota, is the first senator from The
new states to reach the capital. lie Is
about 80 years Of age. IA man Of means and
.hrewd politician. lie il on his way IL
Portland. Me-, where the friends Of his boy
hood will give him "A banquet.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
ALABAMA CONFEDERATES


BENuNGHANf. ALA, october ~. ,'',en'
hundred Confederate veterans asSeH'p''u III
s,,te association. The object Is To ralse
money bv popular subscription to bulld Il
home for disabled and homeless Confederate
xetcrans. Telcgrams and letters from iion'
Jefferson Davis. Joseph l.. Johnston, Naoe
lIanrton. and others were read. The Stage
,,,,. decorated with the National colors on
,he RIGHT. and the torn and faded tonieder,,
ME tlags ON the LEFT. The veterans chee,ea
thc ~fars and stripes and kissed Inc i"oeo
r,0s of the COnfedcracN rcNercn'iN'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
BLOODY BATTLE
Between the Hatfield and Mccoy Factions

NuI1OWN. ". Va. October .N.-A
hundred and fifty men. nearly equally Ill
vided between the Hatfield and Mccoy fac
t;nu.- were massed some ten or twelve miles
south of IIamlin last night. and bloody
battle to-day j. inevitable. The Mc,oys
are intrenchcd in the hills. and ai last re-
ports the Ilaiiieds had discovered iheir
whereabouts and were marching. about
sixty strong. 10 attack them. but nothing
could be done before morning ON account oil
darkness. Joseph lrIuart. iiatiield man,
was murdered last night 10y Mccoy ANA
Milton HALEY. who were both ,hot rom
ambush within two hours. Both factions
have been making preparations for the fight.