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ACROSS THHa CENTS
ANOTHER POINT RAISED IN M.
MAVERICKS FAVOR.

Panic Caused In Rome BY Dynamite
nomb-king unnbcrt uonor- Carl
baIdi-rhe >bah'- Tondnes. for Ing
land -Crctan Insurgents submitting.
LONDON. August ~. -Asthe day fixed
for the execution of Mrs. Maybrlck ap-
proaches the popular excitement grow
ing ont Of the extraordinary efforts b.
ing made i'm her behalf becomes greater
and the SUSPENSE and anxiety are tosi-
tlvely painful. This morning the iu-
NOR is that the condemned woman - IN
condition which viii preclude the
possibility of an execution on the day
set. pardon OF no pardon. and winch
will necl ss.iate her examination Oy
jury of malrons before the law can Dc
allowed to take It's course.
HUNBERr uONORS GARiRALnT
NAPLES. August 90.-King llumbeit
arrived here Yesterday. I'm the after
noon he visited The Armstrong i0un-. .
dryat Pazzuol: subsequently he placed
houze wreath ON the grave Of
Garihalli. as IA token. he said. of the
everlasting gratitude his country and
house owed 90 the great patriot.
THE SHAH AND ENGLAND.
LONDON. August % The Shah's
avOwai that as consequence o! his risie
here he should hcnceflrth seek the
closest relations with England. and rot
be- deferred by any foreign intrigues. has
caused much adverse comment IN Rus
sa The lcadilg Russian newspapers
violently alta K the Shah for the de-
claraii0n.
WHERE nOULANGrR GETS HIS MONEY.
LoNDoN. August 20.-A very intimate
friend of General B1ulanger scouts the
inference drawn from the general :
lavish expenditures that he must have
been guilty Of the cmbezlement of pub
lic funds. OF which he was convicted,
and asserts lhat B)ulanger less than SIX
morths ago secured the loan OF a hun
lIed thouaud pounds from a firm of
French bankers i'm New York city who
had aud who still have faith in his ult.-
mate IA cess. According TO this state
mpnt Boulangcr's present indebtedness
To these conhliug New Workers is over
million dollals.l
EDISON To VISIT THE KRUPP GUS WORKS
PARIS. August 20.-rhomas 4 Ed.
son. the American electrician. viii Wit
lhe Krupp Gun Works % Essen during
his European tour. returning TO America
by way of England.
INsrRGGNr, sUBMlruNG IL CRETE.
CoNsrANrINOplF. August 30 -Ad-
vices from Crete state thatiifteen insur-
gent villages have submitted To Chakir
PAsha, the newly appointed Governor.
upOn bis assurance that amnesty would
b. granted 10 the inhabitants.
THE DEAD MAN s BROTHER syMPArSIzEs.
LIVERPOOL. August 2O.-Michacl
MAVERICK, brother OF the man for
whose murder Mrs. Maybrick lies un-
der sentence OF death. in an interview
20 dly said that nothing would please
him better than 90 see Mr.. Matthew's,
Home Secretary. liberate Mrs. May
brick.
CABLE MOTIFS.
CONsTANTINOPLE. August -O.-Ihe
porte has deciied TO increase the Turkish
military f0ics IN Crete TO $4,000.
ST. PETE snURG. August 20-Thc
Car has telegraphed to Anton Ruben
stein. the famous Russian pianist. his
congratulations on the approaching
| Jubilee of the latter's musical career.
| The Jubilee testimonial fund for Ruben
,teiu has also received the sanction OF
! the Car.
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FATAL EXPLOSION.


4 Boiler Eur~t- with Terrific ioicr.
PmrsBURG, Pa, August AT 1910
O'Clock this afternoon a bOIlerin Gang
witch : brewery. corner Of Juucta al d
Magnolia streets. Allegheny city. ex
ploded with terrible force. Andrew
Evans. who was mending repairs Of The
boiler at the time. was blown twenty
feet through the brick wall of the
building on the railroad track outside.
aud was instantly killed. A Swede
named Johnson has both arm and legs
broken, and is probably fatally injured.
Miss Lizzie BlaskO. domestic sanding
in an adjoining yard. bad hef back
broken, and was otherwise terribly
bruised by flying debris. The brewery
building is almost total wreck. Sey
eral employees weIe more or less severe
lV hurt
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MASONIC CIRCLES EXCITED.

Pa-t VI. e.. Commander peckham Resigns.
NEW YORK. August 2O.-Masonic cir
clea were greatly agitated To DAY by the
resignation OF Past NJ q. Commander
William If. Peckham. thirty-third de-
gree. from membership in Cerneau Con-
slstory, No. !. thirty-secOnd degree.
thus seyering his connection with Scot
tish rite masonry. This action adds
new interest 10 the bitter feud between
the adherents of Albert Pike and those
OF Ferdinand Brogas. Every adhereui
Of the latter is by recent Masonic pro
clamation. in danger CT expulsion from
the lodge of masonry. and the resigna-
ton Of Nr. Peckham will. it is said by
prominent Masons, be followed by
many others.
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KlLRAlN IN BALTIMORE

sullivan ArriNe- in Eo~ton.
BALTIMORE. August 2O.-Deputy She
rn Childs was mistaken last niSht
hen he said that kiifain would leave
for the South with him this morning.
Kilrain is here yet. The writ of hnbe15
corpus is Ieiurnabie Thursday. when
Klrain will probably be turned over 10
Mr. Childs
Sheriff Childs said this evening lba.
the session Of the present court 40 Jack
son expires on Saturday. and that there
fore Kilrain could not be tried until
next January. by that time Governor
Lowry wi / have retired. the shCun
said. and Governor S-One S aaministla.
ton will have begun. From wh3t
he knows of Mr Store. the
pugilists need not expect him to show
them any mercy kiirain and his
friends have been in teiegraphic COM
munication to-day with pe pie in Mis-
sissippi, arranging for the giving oi
bali when kilrain goes down there.
THE CHAMPION AT HOME AGAIN.
ROsTON. Mass. August 90 Sullivan
arrived tonight frcni New York. H.
denied that he was 20 make a tour Of
the country with Kilrain. bul said be
would give the latter . 600 TO spar mnl
in New York. The only two men he
desired especially to meet acre Slaylr
and Smith. rs 20 Jackson. he was oul
Of the question.
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clrnrmaker. on a slrIke.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 90
About POO cigarmakers. employed IN
the Ell Model Factory here. went out
on strike yesterday. but their griev-
ances was so trivial that the firm sup
posed they would report for duty this
morning. They are still out this
morning. however. and have drawn
the rest of the force into their ranks.
The men complain that they declined to
20 to another part of the building for
their pay, instead of having 1t brought
10 them. The strikers threaten TO leave
the city unless their demands are ac-
coded TO-
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PANIC IN ROME

Caused hy the Explosion of a Bomb.
ROME. Angus. 20. - Last evening
while the piazza Collonna was crowded
with people listening to the strains of a
band of music, a spherical bomb, ten
ccntmetres in diameter, was thrown
from the rear of the Chamber OF Depu.
ties. and fell directly in front of tie
musicians. The bomb exploded with a
terrific report, and the people panic
stricken. fed In all directions. Six Of
the musicians. gendarme, and child
were seriously injured by the bomb and
many persons were bruised in their ef-
forts 10 get away. Fortunately the
gcudarmes were successful IN quelling
the panic or many persons might have
been tIamplcd TO death.
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AaItstMtNTs,
DIcHMoND THEATRE.

DIcUMOND THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST n. 1850.
l .up,mc'y crcat and unrl,ollcd
GEORGE WILSON
MAMMOTH MI' SrNEl~.
t..,. elusive exposition of prc-cmincnt ~tlis
never before seen conIontiy.
.t.U.I WILSON.
IIW BENEDICT.
JIuN q. kEi1AN.
ul TOM WARD.
RAMA & ARNO.
ORION TRIO
IuI SWEDISH DANCE.
with - PARTICIPANTS
FROM IllE kiNMl~SE.
Ihc s21 OOu iuaffoiucfrry
DERBY DAY IN ENOlANr.
Iy COPYRIGHTED hy Gcorrc WusonJ
Prices as usual BOX onicc open
TUESDAY, Arer,r 21ru
r.A ~. nr thc safe of reserved seats.
r .rrn no -.3lp. ". Curtain rises nf 8
I W ..lfp au ls-3t
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Industrial Institute for Young People.

Industrial Institute for Young People.
PHILADELPHIA, PA August 2O.-Ihe
Iedqer saws that A. j. Drexel has aoan-
doned the plan Of establishing an m
dustrial college for girls, for which he
had purchased land near tins city ana
had architectural plans prepared. lie
now proposes 10 provide funds to pur-
chase land ard construct buildings III
this city, and for the maintenance OF a
full corps of instructors for an INDUS,
tfial institute for young women ana
voupe men that will accommodate Tor
tbe,r instruction aud training Us many
as a thousand girls IN the day time
ana a thousand boys at pight' me Gu
dowment and building Will amount 70
-fr0 900.
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AlAsAMA RACE TROUBLES.

The Military ON Hand For Emergencies.
SELMA ALA. August 2O.-The excite
mcnt oyer the incendiary article IN a
negro newspaper continues. Warrants
of arrest were issued to-day for Bryant,
Clark and Jones. Of the paper. for incit-
ing race auimosity. but the men could
not be found. Four colored men were
arrested to-day for obstructing the ser
vice of process by the sheriff. and will
be tried tomorrow. The military are
kept in readiness for an emergency.
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ALABAMA FARMERS

Nearied Win Discriminating iegi-ia-
tion.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. August 2O.-The
Inter State Farmers Convention. com
posed of delegates from dozen south
ern States. met here to day. Colonel
Polk. Of North Carolina. in the chair.
Delegates were welcomed by Commis-
sioner Of Agriculture KolD. on behalf
of the State. In the afternoon Colonel
Polk delivered an address, in the course
of which he said In the farming in
terests feel that the wilhering blight Of
discriminating legislation had paralyzed
their energies.
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A HORRIBLE CRIME.
Drunken Man Placed Upon q Track and
Killed by a Train.

Killed by a Train.
ASHLAND. WIS. August 20.-A hor-
rlble crime was perpetrated here last
night. An unknown man laid the BODY
of companion. who was intoxicated, =,
across the tracks of the Omaha rail-
road. The night express from st. Paul
came along at the rate of forty miles
an hour. Before the engineer,
who saw the whole proceeding.
could stop the train it ran over the
body, cutting it in three pieces and
manging it so that it had to be put in
barrel TO be removed. As soon as the
train passed over the murderer took to
his heels and disappeared in the woods.
The body was brought to the city. but
it is so badly mangled tlat it cannot be
identified. a posse was organized to
hunt the murderer, who will be lynched
if caught.
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INDIANAPOLIS. August 2O.- Robert
Marvel. after a feast lasting sixty-seven
days, died this morning at Z O'Clock
aged So years. Mr.. Marvel ate his last
square meal on June 18Th. For thirty
SIX days he took absolutely nothing
into his stomach. On the thirty eighth
day he bit of piece Of pie. but did
not eat it. On the thirty ninth day he
drank a small quantity Of milk. and at
irregular periods he has continued To
do so. All told he has not drunk more
than one gallon OF milk during the SIX
ty-seven days. Maryel's fast is the
longest on record SO far as known.
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THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS.

ON from Deer Park to indianapolis.
DEER PARK MD August 2O.-The
President did not transact any public
business day. The Republican com
miltee # Garrett county called and
thanked the President for appointing
Fred A. Ihayer postmaster at Oakland.
The President spent all his spare mo-
men,s preparing for his departure for
Indianapolis tonight. lie took a short
drive this afternoon and took
% clock tea at the Elkins cottage.
The train ON which the President left
here tonight for indianapolis was two
.houts late. and did not arrive until II
o'clock Notwithstanding the late
hour quite number of people went
down 10 the station to see the party off.
Private Secretary llalford said to-day
that the matter Of an extra session Of
Congress was undecided, and that the
chances for and against it were about
even.
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FATAL AFFRAY


PADUCAH. KY. August 20 There
was fierce battle Yesterday afternoon
in Marshall county, thirty miles from
here. Campbell Parker quarreled with
neighbor, Oscar Branac, and hit him
with a club. Branac cut Parker with q
knife several times. iphictiug fatal
wounds. Sidney Parker. q son, ran to
his fathers assistance. and was mortally
cut in the ab iOmen. The trouble Origi-
mated over Branac's horse getting into
Parker S corn field. Both men areamong
the Oldest and most respected citizens
of the county. Branac surrendered
himself TO the sheriff.
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DanrWe Register: When the Hoods
swept over Major Sutherlin's p.anta-
tion the waters OF the great deep also
ruined a fine piece of tobacco belong
iug to Mr. Armis,ead Moore, one Of the
majors neighbors. Mr. Moore called
on Major Sutheriin 20 condole with
him and the major replied that he had
been eading the book Of Job aud found
comfort therein. He thought that Job 5
Affections were greater than his own,
and commended the book to Mr. Moore.
Mr.. Moore thought over the matter for
a tims and fiually said We'll. Maj)r,
Jobs Affections were severe. but am
satisfied the old man never had such
splendid patch of tobacco AZ that which
lost by the foods
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DANVlllE DOTS.

Condition of Mr. Nichola.-roliticai
Special to the Times.
DANvHLE. Va. August 2O.-R. =.
Nicholas. who was hurt at the Virginia
Midland depot yesterday, is in a bad
condition. He has to-day had two hem
crrhages and his injuries will prove
fatal.
The Republicans held a county con
vention no Chatham yesterday and
elected delegates and alIernates TO the
Malone convention. The delegattscon-
sist of 90 whites and negroes.
The Democratic county convention
To nominate "a legislature ticket has
been called for September ll.h.
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nicola. low A.. August 90 Rev. ID.
Helmick. pastor II the Methodist
Church. last night shot and killed Earl
Polmer popular young man Of Coun-
ell Bluffs. 4 month ago when Polmer
was married, the preacher objected To
the marriage, and IN his opposition
used strong language against Po!mer.
From lha. time the feeling intensified.
Last evening lleimer returned home
aud saw Yolmer Standing IN his door
way. lie called TO him 10 20 away,
when b. was struck by an egg. He
then drew his revolver and fired and
Polmer fell. The preacher was placed
under arrest.
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JACKSON. Miss. August 20.-lsasc
Clarke. doirg Time in the peni;entIary
here. claims that Joe GIard sw0re
falsely 10 convict him. Clarke came
here eighteen years ago. Seven years
ago Girard was sent up for iitteen
wears. and Clarke sworc vengeance on
him. Two years ago Clarke assaulted
Grafd 40 diuncr with a knife. cutting
his face fearfully. To day Clarke sew
cred an artery IN Girard's neck with q
shoe knife. G,rard will die before
morning. B1th men came from De-
tfDlt
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SENATOR MATT QUAY
will be here in the morning.
Republican conventions rl,e~h here.


Correspondence of the Times
IS CHARLOTTESVILLE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, August 90
The Republicans held their county con
vention here yesterday. and elected
delegates 10 the State Convention. IN
Norfolk. Under the Malone Quay ap
poftiOnment the county ana city are al
lowed thirteen delegates. The Malone
men carried the day. there being only
one ANTI Malone man among the
delegates. The "kickers' profess 10
acaniesce IN the comprom ise. but it Is
very PLAN that there Is a great deal Of
bitter feeling between the factions. and
that considerations OF office alone
are able TO keep them III line
The negroes. who thought they were
entitled 10 a greater representation than
was given them in the delegation. made
a vigorous kick and succeeded IN get
ting five cut of the thirteen delegates.
The convention endorsed the farmers
movement. and passed one OF Dir. j. w
Porte'rs resolutions providing for the
free coinage vi silver.
The Sunday school of the Disciples
Church held its picnic to-day at Carl
tom lust outside Of town. Quite a
large crowd went out, including the
Monticello band. and they passed q
most enjoyable day.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Martin. OF Scottsville
was in the city to-day on legal business.
Is PRINCE GEORGE.
PRINCE GEORGE COURTHOUSE, Va.
August Pursuant 10 the call Of the
executive committee. the Republican
party of this county met TO elect delegate:
To the Norfolk Convention. to be held Oh
the 22d instant. Lewis IOuDg5lOOd. IN
the chair. called the meeting 10 order
and stated tie object Of the meeting
Toe chairman appointed James A
Young. chairman pro tenn. and j. h.
/ Cole, secretary. The following persons
were appointed committee on creden
uals: james Norilect. Tempieton dis
trict: Jcs. Heath. Biackwater district
David rhweatt Ryes district, Thomai
Gee. Brandon district: T.. ID. Bland
4 Bland district.
The committee reported the follow
/ ing named persons as delegates an'
dlternates.
Observation-Disclosures: George j
Rowland. Jr.. j. +. Cole, James Nor
fleet, JEFF Scott. Sam Epps. Aternites
John Rains. John Hill.
REEVES District delegates: l.. Young
/ blocd, Thomas Williams, Gabriel Hill
David Thweatt. III. Ii. Warner.
Bland Dis.rict-Delegates &. (
Stlth, George Tay ylor. Augustine Allen
f.. ID. Bland, W. III. Harrison. Alter
mates. T.. I. Ellis. T.. w. Brown.
Blackwater Observation-Disclosures: j. A
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DUBUQUE. IA. August 2O.-JohD
Somins. ten-year-old boy Of this city,
recently witnessed a parachute descent
from a balloon. and thought he would
initiate il. lie procured an umbrella,
and going TO the top Of the house.
spreai his umbrella aud made the leap.
lie landed on the ground with both
arms broken. his head badly cut, and
otherwis ise injured.
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PIrTsBUkG. PA. August 2O.-There
is another legal contest On hand among
the big electric light companies Of the
country. The Westinghouse Company
is pitted against the Thomas Houston
Electric Company OF Boston and the
Wayne Electric Company OF Fort
Wayne, Indiana.
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Roanoke G1zeife: One OF the sal
dest deaths, II Is our duty to chronicle,
is that of Mr. Samuel III. Flanagan. OK
Louisa county. The deceased left
Louisa last January to accept large
salary to work for real estate finn IN
Florence, Ala. He died on the 9th in
slant after a few days illness with
malarial flver. He leaves a widow
twho was Miss Black. OF Liberty, Va. }
and three small children. Mr. Flsnua-
gan had large investments IN Roanoke
and many acquaintaucss here. lie was
thoroughly business young man, aud
leaves host OF friends 10 mourn his
unexl ected death.
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THE FAMOUS MAVERICK CASE

IlL FtNlOOO Wif DniON ON0G
Comes Up in Kentucky United states
Court.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, 4xhgust 19.-The
famous Nay brick case came up locally
this afternoon in the United States
Circuit Court in this city, when David
Armstrong, the well-known lawyer,
filed papers which may have something
t0 DO with the famous murder trial in
LiverIo.l. which is now attracting the
attention of the world. Mr.. Armstrong
filed Tot of papers, which seemed to be
au agreed case, including the disposition
of the estate of Mrs MAY brick should
She bee hanged Mrs. Maybrick is the
principal petitioner. and her two chill
dreu ask the court to compel William
N. Gardner of New York. and
John Il. Ingraham, Of Missouri.
% act as trustees in the
estate of Dernis May brick. whose Will
was filed for probate ia New York City.
in lsjS Mrs. May brick s petition was
signed i'm Liverpool. where she is IN Jail
under death sentence. The petition
states that there is some property be-
longing 10 her in Kentucky, and this is
one cf the reasons why the case was
iilei IN the Circuit Court of the United
State. here
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DRIED BEEF


DUBUQUE, a.. August 2O.-A party
consisting Of nine people supped at the
residence Of Rcv.J. b. Thomas, in this
city last evening about 10 o'clock. Six
Of the nine were taken violently ILL.,.
Among the stricken were: w. b. Bas-
com. general freight agent Of the
Illinois Central. and his wife Mr.
Thomas ard his family were also taRen
down at the same time. Physicians
worked all night with their patients.
who are still very III. The sickness
was caused by dried beef. of which all
part0Ok.
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Tow. relllIeal risht oompramI.ea.

New ORLEANS. August -O.-A tlch-
mond. Tex. special 10 the Times Demo
crdt says the political sirlie there has
been settled by n compromise. both fac.
tious accepting Sergeant Ira Aten, Of
the Rangers. as sheriff Aten was AT
once appointed by the commissioner
and the Governor ana other State OIL
cials departed for home.
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EASE BALI.
Can.c- riaycd Yesterday.

F'III1I| ~ ~ ~ '''''
At Kansas Cily-Kansas Citys Bal.
limores game called "a innings rain
At Paiadelphia - PhiladelphIas, .
Washln-lon- q.
Observation-Disclosures, >: Column
bus. ..
Al indianapolis indianapolis. 10
Chicagos. =
Arb siou B0stons, 70. New N0rks, >
At Clcyeland-Cleyelands, ]: PITTS
bnrgs. d.
At AtIouisylle-Louizyilles, IL. Brook
lyns. Is.
At s.. Louis-S.. Louis, If: Athlet
ics.
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Cur.rrRrOwN. Mp. August 20. Rev
Uenrv Wall. 5. I. d.. retired clergy
man of the Eastern Diocese died To-
" d"y aoed seveniy.two. Dr.. Wall was
,,y,,1',ate OF the University Of DUB,
h = . and wss ordained deacon and
let ,'1 bv Bishop Meade at the Virginia
an,iosyy near Alexandra. lie held
feyeral charges in Virginia AT" ""iS
Ind
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wife of Notcd Gambler Believed 10
Have Eloped with a Priest.

wife of Notcd Gambler Believed 10
.isve Eloped with a Priest.
CHICAGO. August 20. Mrs Mcdonald.
wife Of Mike Mcdonald. well known
ex-gambler and politician. is missing
from her home on Ashland avenue. ard
is said 10 have eloped with a Catholic
priest, who, it is alleged. bas been since
unfrocked by the church. Mrs.
Mcdonald disappeared a week ago last
Friday. and though a small army
Of detectives has been retained TO dis.
cover here whereabouts. they have sue
ceeded only in obtaining her diamonds.
pawned or sold somewhere in the east.
10 Is supposed that Mrs. Mcdonald is
now in Europe. A number Of yearsago
she ran away with Billy Arlington. the
minstrel man, to San Francisco. where
her husband overlook the guilty pair
and compelled his wife to return to
Chicago with him.
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MR.. TAYLOR BERRY
Endorsed by Amherst Drmocrats-Maior
j. Hoge Tyler.
fGtrafuI la tl, fffp...


special to the Times.l
LYNCHBURG, VA. August 20.-The
Democrats of Amherst county. in ap-
pointing delegates yesterday to a dis
trict convention to nominate a candi-
date for the State Senate on the 2d of
September unanimously endorsed the
denomination of Taylor Berry, present
incumbent. amid great enthusiasm.
The district is composed of Amherst
and Nelson.
The woods are full Of candidates for
the House Of Delegates IN both coun
ties, and among them in Amherst is the
last member, Mr.. Henry c. Loving.
The contest is warm. but both counties
are solid Democratic. and whoever is
nominated will be supported.
Major j. Hoge Tyler. in passing
through the city today on bis way
home, was warmly received at the depot
by a large number Of enthusiastic Demo
Gratis.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 20. - The
British bark Onaway, Captain Ander-
son, which sailed from thi,
port Juue 9TH Tor Bilbao. with
a crew OF fifteen men and a cargo of
petroleum. valued at $4,000, is be-
lieyed d have been lost.