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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
The Twenty-ninth Senatorial District.
,c,act.t toicOrarn IN tina DisDatchl


PrTFRsBuRG. September 96.-The Demo
cratic Senatorial Convention TO nominate
a senator for the Twenty-nlnth district,
composed of the counties of Prince George
and Surry and the city of Petersburg, met
I'M this city tonight and nominated DE-.
John NJ. Peasants, of this CITY, by accla-
nation.
Hon. +. c. Venable presented the follow
inc resolution, which was unanimously
adopted
Resoioed. That this convention, repre-
scnting the Democratic party of the coun-
ties OF Prince George and Surry and the
city of Petersburg, most heartily endorse
the nominees Of the Democratic State Con-
vention. Messrs. Mckinney, Tyler. and
Scott, and pledge 10 them, the true repre-
scntativcs of Virginia Democracy, the bost
efforts Of the party for their success.
Mr. Venabic made "A brilliant address, IN
which ne spoke OF Captain Mckinney and
the other nominees OF the State Conyen-
ton IN the highest terms, and predicted
their election by a large majority. His
speech created the greatest enthusiasm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
Burned to Death.
rBy telegraph to the Dtspatcn.i

WASHINGTON, September 26.-Mrs. Emma
A. Wood, wife of George NJ. Wood, clerk
10 death this morning at her residence,
1881 S street northwest. She dropped a
match upon pileof kindling wood which
had accidentally become saturated with
coal-oil and the flames flashed up in her
face, rendering her unconscious and pre-
venting an outcry. Mr.. Wood, noticing
the smell Of smoke, went down stairs to
make an examination and found his wife
living dead on the floor. with the upperpor
ton of her body burned TO IA crisp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
SUIT AGAINST ALEXANDRIA.
Death ola Soldicr-The Question of Juris-
diction of the Uoited states Court.

dictfOn OF the Ditfd states court.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispstcn.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September Is. Mrs. c.
T. Bate. who met with fall on the SIDE
walk ~ Wolfe street near Fairfax last Janu-
nv and broke her arm. sued the corpora
ton # Alexandria for 5000 damages aud
her case came on for hearing before Judge
Keith IA the Circuit Court to-day II was
alleged that the corporation had failed to
keen the street in order aud was therefore
responsible I'm damages. As the city was
interested o Jury was summoned from / air
fax county. and this evening they returned
s. verdict for the corporation. 10 Is very
seldom that damage suits are brought
against the corporation here. although the
condition Of the streets IN some sections Of
the town is such as 10 render such suits
extremely likely.
Major James G.. Nevctt. a paym8ster Of
the Virginia troops during the war, died at
lis home here about midnight last night
of paralysis Of the throat. He was at ono
time bank officer in Lynchburg and af-
forwards carried on business hore.
The United States Circuit Court, which
meets here next Monday will try the cases
of the Pitts brothers, ". W. Page, Virgil
Staples. and w Y. Pryor for offences III
connection with the United States postal
service.
The first case from the Arlington mill
tarv reservation. until lately considered a
part Of the State OF Virginia. will come MP
for trial. u rs the case Of Charles Hill
tc0lored). charged with murder. II IL
probable that the whole question of the
Jurisdiction OF the United States in crimi-
nal cases over this reservation viii come up
for review during this trial.
The Kansas Packing Company was char
tered here bv Judge Norton to-day. lts
capital stock Is rs 900. and IT is organized
for the purpose OF buying and selling cattle
aud meats and for packing and canning
meats. Captain George A Mushback IS the
representative Of the company in this city.
ThoState Executive Committee this after
noon made public the following appoint
mcnts for addresses 10y Democratic can
vassers:
hon. IT. T.. POLLARD
Loudoun. Wednesday, September 9th.
HON. JAMES l.. GORDON,
Spotsylyania, Monday October 9TH.
COLONEL W. II. AYLUrT,
James City (speciaD, Saturday, October
9th.
HON. JOHN GOoDT,
Warwick barbecue, Thursday, October
sd.
The following letter was to-day received
at headquarters from Chesterfield county,
dated September %, 1889;
~ M. Ham ShephTd:
As am woman and cannot assist the
Democracy by voting, / send what money
! can with fins note.
On WHO WISHES THE SUCCESS or TIRE
DEMOCRATS.
Chairman Barbour was at headquarters
TO-DAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
Wreck Of u Tow-ISoat.
rGro-faf ,aIo0rarn 70 tho Diapafrh

CHARLESTON, W. Va, September 26.-The
tow-boat Spring Hill, owned by Captain
James Ii. Sentz. struck the lock wall at
Lock No ) about O'Clock this morning
and sank immediately. Captain Sentz,
who was in bed at the time. and Engineer
Joseph Malone and Ca. Smith barely
escaping with their lives, nearly all their
clothipr being lost. The boat is now
almost entirely submerged. fhe Spring
Hin was built at the Thayer docks. in this
city, and was completed in November, 1894;
With the exception Of the Bob Prichard
she was considered the best tow-boat on
the river, and was valued at 81 600. The
loss is almost total, as 1t Is believed It Will
reach $4,000 at the least, with no insu-
rnnce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
The Columbia Democratic Club.
tspecia. telegram to the Dispaich.l

WASHINGTON. September 26.-Ihe Co
,umIia Democratic Club of this city at a
meeting held tonight decided to raise a
fund to aid the Democrats in their cam
paien in Virginia and 10 extend TO them
an the assistance possible in other direc-
tons. The meeting was held IN pursuance
of the following call issued by its secre-
tary: 4,
'sThe Democracy OF Virginia assailed
from within the State by Malone and his
cohorts. and from without by Quay, Dud-
lev. and the mailed hand OF Federal power,
have before them a contest Of the utmost
Importance TO the whole party. In order
10 perfect these organizations. to awaken
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
COTTON REPoae
Market hrn.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

new YORK. September ~. Cotton dull: saIes,
l67 bales: upiands, IKE; Osieaas, iifc.; net
receipts, 81 0es bales exporis-to 6rsas Britain,
~ nj bales; % the Continent Al9i bales; stock.
PIP 20. bales. Southern Gour strong. Wheat
higher. cBie,, and strong: No area, s5kas7 nc. I;
options active. Irregular. and lkslssc. higher.
closing strong. with foreign houses as large buy
ers sad ac.iye covering u contracts No. red.
September, Sc; October. &c.. November.
ssilc May, e1sfc Corn--Spot weaker and
iatrly active; No :. s0sauc. In store
and elevator; options dull, kstc. lower.
and weak: september. <0kc.: October,
fairy active: options lcss aegtvo and lower
september. s5c. October. 25,sc. May, nAc ;
Nc 4 SPOT 2bax6kc. mixed western, ftS s<s,.
Hops qiiict aud weak. Cofsos-opsiops closed
steady. 20 20 % poiats np, and higher cables
sias,aSiaS0. Sasar-ksw nominal ceaui;ossis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27

the people to the dangers threatening. the
material welfare of the Commonwealth: 10
bring ont the full party vote, and 20 defeat
the instrumentation fraud. and bribery
upon which Malone and Quay rely for sue
cess, they have asked the Columbia Demo-
cratic Club TO aid them. Shall their APP
peal be unheeded!"
There was a most decisive negative an
swer to the question that winds mp the
call. Nearly every member Of the CLUB
who is in the city was present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
A GENUINE KICK.

l>pocinl telegram 10 the Dlspatchl


l>pocinl telegram 10 the Dispatchl
FRFDFHcKsBURG. VA, September 90
For several days past the political arena
I'm this city has been somewhat agitated,
especially among the Republicans, over
the announcement that colorcd anti-Nla-
hone club would be- organized, and, de-
spite the efforts Of several prominent
R,puhlican negro leaders to prevent that
raceIfrom attending the meeting, an or
guuization was perfected last night IN
Havden's Hall by the election of officers
and the enrolment of over thirty names
The club also passed the following resOlu-
tious unanimously:
whereas the Republicans $50 called of
Virginia have nominated state ticket
which rs REGARDED as immical To the best
interest II the national Republican party
and which il headed 10y General William
MBhune. who ha- demonstrated his oppo-
-Ition 10 the civil and political rights OF
the negro. aud who by his traitorous and
corrupt bargain with the opposition de-
fated the Hon. John Nj. Langston Tor
Congress M the Fourth congressional ms
tr.rt and lost tho State 10 our national
ticket
R.solr,d. That we, while declaring our
iealtv 10 the Republican party and It's
principles now and hereafter, deem II our
duty 10 oppose by all honorable means the
ticket headed by General Malone a. well
~ the nominees Of the party controlled by
him for the Legislature.
Res8irsd. That We pledge ourselves TO
support all the candidates 1T the kepubh-
can party when such candidates are the
choice Of the people who represent Alright
tine principles of the party T. which we
acknowledge allegiance, and 10y which we
propose 10 stand As long as we arc free
men.
Rsso.oed. That & is the duty OF all true
Republicans 20 oppose the nominees OF the
so-called Republican party headed 10y Ma
hone. and tina, we Will do all in our power
=, secure their defeat and 10 show TO the
world that We are Republicans from prln-
c,ul. and will not be controlled by men
who while openly violating Republican
principles would bind MS to Maboneism.
which We, as frcemen and citizens OF "a
free country. douOuucc aud repudlate.
Resoiped, That the papers ~ TINS city pe
rcuuosted o. publish these resolutions, anu
W. cordially invite the cooperation OF all
good and true Republicans IA this effort 10
nj our party of the intolerable nuisance
Of Mahonelsm.
Tn significance Of the meeting was the
enrolment az members Of the cluO oi some
OF the most heretofore active and IN
fueutial leaders of the colored race. and II
- reported that IA number Will JON the
club At its next meeting. All the members
OF the club are bitterly opposed 10 Ma
hone and are open IN their dcnunciation or
him. This is "a severe blow 10 the tepubh-
can party. and largely increased Demo-
cratic majority here - expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
West virginia Notes.

WHEELING, w. VA, September 26.-The
suit Of the heirs Of ex-senator Allen Ca
perton against Benjamin Reele was de-
cided in the United States Court to-day in
favor OF the plaintiff. The title to 1901 900
acres of land-much of it improved-was
involved in the suit. Similar suits for
twice rs much more are pending. The de-
cision affects property worth S'2.000.000.
Alfred Brumfeld and wife. of Lincoln
county, were waylaid and fred on while
riding on public road Mrs. Brumfeld
was shot dead and her husband seriously
wounded. The assailants are believed to
have been mOOnshiners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
A Most Decided Kick.
fCorres pom 5ence Of the hchmond Dispstch J
HAMPTON, Va, September 70, 1883.

HAMPTON, Va. September 70, 1883.
Your correspondent, in a hat-hours
walk this morning, interviewed twenty-sX
OF the white Republican voters OF TINS
comfy as 10 whether or not they intended
to support Malone for Governor. " tna'
number fifteen stated that they wouid'nof,
seven viii vote for him, and four were nom
committal. With the four last referred TO
il was evident that Malone was not q IA
vorife. One of them is a prominent anu-
Mahoneite. From the present outlook tue
indications point 70 Malone receiving
about one third of the white RepubNcan
vote in the county. ....h.,ss
The Democratic County Committee hoids
an Important meeting on saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
EdIitor BADLY Beaten.

ATLANTA. GA. September 26.-At East
Point today Colonel Reuben Arnold, his
brother Frank Arnold. and his son Reuben
Arnold. Jr., went into the office Of John
Contey. editor of the Plo'c Boy, and beat
him badly. Frank Arnold and Reuben,
Jr.. carried shotguus, which were dis
charged In the nlslde. and Contey saws at
him. The trouble grew ont of an old feud
between Ex-Governor Contey and the Ar
nolds, who are among the most prominent
lawvers of the place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
SrARr1SG In W1rH A
RUSH.

THE BARRIERS THAT THE SEASONS
BUILD BETWEEN ONE ANOTHER HAVE
BEEN BROKEN THROUGH. AND FAIL BUsI-
NESS MAY BE SAID TO HAVE OPENED.
IT'S ALWAYS A PRETTY GOOD IDEA TO
ACQUAINT YOURSELVES WITH WHAT'S IN
THE MARKET AT THE OUTsRT-wHETHER
YOU'RE READY TO APPLY THEN TO YOUR
Personal UsK JUST YET OR NOT. IF YOU
DELAY YOU'RE APT TO GET WRONG I'M
PREssIoNs INTO YOUR HEAD AND YOU
CAN'T SUPPLY YOURSELVES so sATISFAC-
ToRILY WHEN TIE TIME DOES CONE.
VIZ VERB READY-THE YEA TIER AND
THE MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLB ALL AT
THE SANE TIME-AND WE'VE wADED INTO
DEEP BUSINESS AT THE OUTSET. WHEN
VIZ TELL YOU WE'RE BETTER STOCKED
THAN EVER BEFORE IT'S NOT AN IDLE As
sERTloM PROGRESSION Is OUR LIPE. AND
TO STAND STILL WOULD BEA DEATH-BLOw
TO OUR AMBITIoNs-sO WE'RE CONSTANT
LY FLYING AROUND INTO THIS OR THAT
MARKET AND BRINGING AWAY WITH Us
SOMETHING YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT. BUT
NEVER HAD AN OPPORTUNITY BEFORE TO
GET HOLD STRENGTHENING AND PER-
FECTING REGULAR LINES AND MAKING
EVERY IMPROVEMENT IN STOCK AND
STORE THAT THE EXPERIENCES or THE
SEASON PAST INDICATED AS DESIRABLE.
WE'RE MANUFACTURERS THIS SEASON
ALREADY WE'VE IN THE HOUSE SOME REP
REsENTATIvE LINES OF SUITS AND OVER
COATS THAT WE WANT COMPARED WITH
THE FINEST GARMENTS THAT ARE WORN.
ORR STOCK ISN'T ALL "sAKS'-MADE CLOTH
ING.n ALTHOUGH WE ASSURE YOU NONE
CAN BE BETTER MADE But WE BELIEVE
N vARIETY-so WE SHALL CARRY FULL
LINES OF OTHER CONCEPTIONS AND LEAVE
YOU TO MAKE YOUR OWN CHOICE WE
HoAD OURSELVES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
PROPER BEHAVIOR OF OTHER MANUFAC-
TURERs or CLOTHING AS WELL AS oUa
OWN. FITS BOUGHT or US IT'S GUARAN-
TEED
THE MOST OF YOU ARE INPATIENT TO
GET THE CHILDREN FITTED OUT FOR
SCHOOL YOC CAN SAVE YOURSELVES LOTS
OF HARD WORK IL YOU'LL LOOK AT OUR
SPECIAL LINES OF SCHOOL CLOTHES. WE'VE
NOT TAKEN A LOT OF STOCK THAT WAS
TURNED DOWN LAST YEAR BY you AND
ENpEAvoRED TO PALM IT OFF AS NEW
CREATIONS. ALL THE GARMENTS WE'RE
SHOWING ARE OF THIS YEARS COINAGE.
BOASTS ARE MADE OF THE DURABLE
QUALITIES OF LOTS AND LOTS OF - AND s.
SHORT PANTS. SCHOOL SUITS. HERE'S
WHAT WE'RE DOING IN THAT LINE-sHow-
ING YOU A SCORE OF STYLES AT $3.50 THAT
WE GUARANTEE EVERY FIBRE WOOL AND
MADE UP TO BE KICKED AND CUFFED
AROUND BY THE SPIRITED BOYS. IT'S
ONLY SOC. OR 81 UNDER THE OTHERS. BUT
THAT'S NEARLY THE PRICE OF A PAIR OF
SHOES. WE CARRY THE BETTER GRADES
THE BEST. IN FACT. UP To sg5-BUr WE
TAKE 1T THAT IN JUVENILE MATTERS JUST
NOW YOU WANT TO START THEM OFF TO
SCHOOL RIGHT AND THEN LOOK AFTER
THEIR "DRRss UPsn LATER. BUT WITH
THE SUITS THERE ARE IIGHT-wRIGHT
oyRRcoATs OR KEEPERS THAT you
OUGHT NOT TO DELAY GETTING THEM
THEY NEED 'RM. If THERE'S FURNISH
ING WANT TO SUPPLY. ON THE SECOND
FLOOR YOU'LL FIND EVERYTHING.
A. SAKS q CO.,
roo , MIN .Styyef.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

TIMBERLAKE y FRAYsEL. II A. N. and f.fO u.
~. trustees sale OF books. stationery, and
fancy articles ~ Parham & Co.'S
JAMES u. ELAN. q r. NJ. threo-story brick
dwelling No COS east Leigh street.
" W. BOWIE and X h. CHAffiS & CO. y.
NJ, commissioners sale ~ building lots. with
frame dwelling. e.. on "sheep Ill.," south
west corner - Lcgh and Nortoa streets
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1920 A. NJ, family gro
ceres. wines. liquors, storo-nktures, uneA-
pired lease. a..
j. n. VALENTINE. I0k A. NJ. parlor AMI chsBi-
Der suits. chairs, pictures. hats, a..
j. THOMPSON BROWN n CO., 9 4. ". fram3
dwelling and lot q, corner Reservoir ant
Wallace stfoets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
THE COTTON OUTLOOK.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.
Chat About that 6udennabie Boundary
Line.
rRr telegraph 10 ihe DIspatchl

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. September 26.-Goyer-
nor jackson has written to Governor Lee,
OF Virginia, suggesting, in consequence OF
doubts as TO the validity of the grant made
by Virginia 10 Charles Lewis Of certain
oyster-beds near Hog Island, Potomac
river. by reason Of the uncertainty OF the
boundary line between the States of Mary
land and Virginia. that competent sur
yeyor, OF, if preferred. two, one from each
state be appointed To examine and deter
mine that portion Of the line now in dis
pute and thus avoid further trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
NOMINAL ONS.
Democratic TInater for buckingham and
Cumberland.

NumDeflanu.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, September q, 1889.
The delegates from Buckingham and
Cumberland met at the courthouse on
Yesterday Irregular court-day) and nomi-
mated Colonel Samuel f. Coleman as float
ar for the two counties. He will champion
the cause with ability and zeal. He was at
the time 1T Fluvanna Courthouse at the
command Of his party, doing his duty.
Major Poor gave u good speech. placing
MahOne's old allies NJ witnesses upon the
stand. He made them do good service IN
tracing the general deyiltry Malone has
been engaged in for the last decade. The
county organization Is III fine condition.
The otlice-holdms and "tax-caters" are
Quiet. the negro is hungry for Doodle, and
in spite of the pastors circulars unless IT
does come, there Will be deep cussing by
CuGee. OBSERVER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
A Remarkable Scene in West Virginia
Court.
Special telegram % Tho Dispatch.l

WHEELING. W. Va, September 26.-Mrs.
Annie CASTILLO was arrested to-day for
theft on complaint of neighbor and ar
raigned in Justice Dayis's court. While
the Justice was making out a commit
ment the woman sprang from her chair
and made "A furious assault on the Justice
with knife. She cut him three times
about the head and neck and threw him
to the floor. Davis, who is an old man,
secured a cane and struck her on the
head. laying open the skull. Officers then
came to the rescue. The injuries to both
are Ser;of1S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
The Quebec Horror.

QuEBrc, September 26.--The body OF
Richard May bury. shockingly dlshsured.
was found last night under the RUNS
caused by the recent landslide. The re-
mains viii he Inferred with military honors.
forty-four. and ono. that Of young Pember-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
Democratic House Non
nees.
fcpe,ial telegram TO tho DispatchI

PrrERsBuRa, Va. September 26.-The
City Democratic Convention to nominate
two candidates from this city for the
Legislature assembled at the courthouse
Tonight. MIR. II. X. Smith and +. NJ. Gle
ments were nominated after hot contest.
The convention was the largest held in the
city for years, and the hall YVES packed
with our best citizens, who showed IN
cvcr, wav the interest they felt i'll the con-
vention. The candidates were brought IN
and accepted the nominations in short,
pnneent speeches. Mr.. Smith is we'll
known merchant Of our city, and Mr.. Gle
ments is young man, owner OF the Pro
qyess, a Democratic evening paper pub
lslpd here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
The Ladies' at Work.
tRx ta,a0raoh 20 the Disoat.h. I

CHICAGO, September ga number of
prominent ladies Of this city have formed
an association and have hired lawyer 20
prosecute the gamblers of the city under
the State law. Work was begun to-day
with the arrest Of John Morris, proprietor
ofa gambling-house on Clark street. The
attorney for the ladies says that there is
every reason 10 believe that the gamblers
will very soon become frightened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
A Big Soap Factory Burned

CHICAGO, September %. "A dispatch from
Cincinnati says: telephone message re-
ceived this morning from Ivorydale says
that the flames broke out in Emery's big
soap-factory and soon got beyond the con-
troll of the fire department. The large
estimated that the loss viii be in the neigh
borhood Of S125, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
uill-City Notes.

Especial telegram 70 tho bispeNn'l
LYscBBUsS, va. September 25;-Captaln
this afternoon on his way home in Farm
vile.
The west-End Fox Club had their first
hunt this morning, and Il proved very sue
cessful and exciting. The brush. was So
cured by s. r. Withers. and was displsyed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27

She is tall in figure and graceful in move
ment. Educational advantages IN her case
have been supplemented with much travel
She is accomplished, well-informed, and
of n disposition at once gentle and strong.
In religion She is a Presbyterian. but IS far
from being one Of the forbdding type, OF
that stalwart denomin alton. The ladies'
will be pleased to know that the brides
ewes aud hair are brown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
Three Workmen Killed by an Explosion.
fIax telerrarh 10 tho DlaDatchl

Porrsyu.LE. Pa, September 26.-About
IL o'clock this morning the Latin ~
Rand powder mills. at Cresson, three miles
below this city. blew up. The explosion
was terrific in force. Three workmen were
killed and a number OF other workmen in-
iured. Nearly oil the window-glass in
Cresson was shattered and the conclusion
was sensibly felt in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
eo,,.,.e Plano. AT bargain Prices.

We have Fine Pianos Of all makes OF
ig,,sraI terms. Also, a few uprights tnat
having been rented will be sold at consiae-
yshle REDUCTION. We will be glad 70 nave
iSe, ono call whether they have been re-
commended TO other stores or not,
MANLY II. RAMOS Co...
Main street. next 10 corner Nintn'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27

ton, is still buried under the d6bris. Four
teen wounded victims are in far way for
recovery. The Relief Committee have ex-
pended about all their funds and VIII apply
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
BLAINE-M
THE KNOT IS TIED AT RIcHFleLo
SPRINGS, N. Y.
Brief but Notable Ceremony on Account
of Prominent Persons Present.
sketch Of the Couple.
fBr tnl.zraph to the pI.pstch.i

RrcHr1ElD SPnrxGs, N. Y, September
26.-Emmons blaine. son Of secretary-of-
State Blaine. was married here TODAY to
Miss Anita Mccormick. daughter Of Cyrus
Mccormick, of Chicago, The ceremony
was brief but was notable because of the
presence Of the great number of persons of
wealth and prominence ip society and oth-
cial life. The CEREMONY was performed by
Rev. William Herrick Johnson. Of Chicago,
assisted by local Presbyterian pastor,
Rev. s. V. Holmes. The wedding was
over AT 1918. and at 2:l5 the bridal couple
started for Bar Harbor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
ANOTHER STRIKE.
rIEcrInN CONFINMFD


P.Rrs. September 2G.-The commission
has confirmed the election Of Count Dillon
CBoulangisD for the Department OF Nor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27

road. which he accepted. He changed his
business relations in the course Of time,
taking. the office of general freight agent
under the Santa Fc road. AIr. Blaine is n
resident of Baltimore, and is now manager
of one Of the southern railways. He mar
rles a young lady, Miss Anita Mccormick.
THE BRIDE.
The young lady Of this picture is one Of
the FIVE children of the late Cyrus McCor.
mick. of Chicago. She is worth three mil
lion dollars. and is pleasing and amiable in
the highest degree. With lovely bride
of twenty-three years at his side and every
other social advantage in life, Emuons
Blaine ought 10 be n happy man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-27
Dropped Dead.

NV YORK, September 26.-While attend
ing the funeral of Colonel Gouyeneur
Carr Gournalist) to-day, Jacob a. Water
house. a friend of deceased and member
of his regiment during the war. dropped
dead of paralysis.