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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

GOVERNOR M'KINNEY
Has Enjoyed His Trip to Hampden-sidney
and VIII De Back To-Day.


Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l
FARNyIiLE, Va, June l2-Governor Mckinney
will return 20 Richmond tomorrow morning ria
the Farmville and Powhatan railroad lie has
greatly enjoyed his visit 70 Farmville and
Uampden-sidneY aud feels "a well as he ever
ana. having fully recovered from hts recent In
disposition. Tho Governor loves TO ree ana DO
with hts home friends. but he doesn't care moro
to see them than they do him.
LARGE FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary j. Rice, relict Of Mr..
Holman Rice, u well-kn0Wn and much-loyed
lady occurred from the baptist church this al
teruoon at 1 O'Clock. and her remains Wer7 laid
10 rest by the side OF her husband In Farmyiles
cemetery. It WAS quite largely attended by her
many friends who had known and loved her for
her many good Christian qualities during her
long residence IN this place.
his has been the busiest day Of tho COM
mencement week al Hampden-Sldney. aud
many Of the boys will leave on tomorrow for
fhair hQmea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

colorod man working I'm tue QuErrlos oppo-
sits this city had n mos; miraculous e'cape from
death late yesterday afternoon while drilling a
hole about twenty fcet above the ground on he
side Of the cliff. several huge bOulders became
detached above him AMI rolled directly down
upon him. BY fortunate circumstance he was
lifted up upon the moving mass RLd was hurled
10 tho ground, and although almost buried be-
meath the dsbris he escaped with only TOW Sc
vero bruises about the body and head aud Will
recover.
it iJ rumored this afternoon that n collision
occurred poar Jackson, on the Chesapeake and
ohio railway to-day, and that ono engineer was
badly hurs, but II Is impossible to get parIicu-
/
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

Life unto those that find it and health TO
all their flesh means A. Il. &. Tonic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
sireet-Railway Properties.
THE AMERfCANlTE EXPLOSIVE.
Efforts TO Manufacture 1t In yirglnia-A
Husbands Great JOY.
[spoclal tolegram % the DIspateh.l


LYECHBURG, VA, June l2-E. p. Holcomoc,
representing the Americeuito Manufacturing
Company Of Washington city, arrived here 10
day ami Ia trying 70 organize company TO es-
tsblish tho plant in this city. llo states thaI 1t
Il the purpose 20 establish the manufactOry
somewhere In Virginia and he will put II
whore tho best inducements are offered. The
oflcal tests Of this new explosive by the War
and Navy Departments in firing IL In shells from
Runpow Ter guns shows II 20 DO far superior 10
any other high explosive yet discovered.
Although the force of the blow on the
she'll from gunpOwder was 1000 pounds
10 tho inch In no instance was there prcms-
ture explosion. and tno explosive power Of tho
shells WAS found 20 bc eQua 70 pure nitro
glycerine and superior 20 dynamite. IL alters
from niiro-glycerine in that 10 Will not explode
from . cOucussioa, So that It can be handled by
any one with impunity, thu. removing the great
danger which has always been connected win
the glyCerine aud dynamite buslness. The stun
VIII burn Without going of, and the only way 10
explode n is by means of a Illuminating cap. IL
is thought by capitalists that the works would be
n groat benefit 10 the statl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CTOCK OF DRUGS FOR SALE
~ The undersigned wishing 10 retirs from
business Offer for sale their ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRUGS and such other goods in connection
herewith IS are usually kept In a well-estao-
lish@d business. Tho arm has been doing oasi-
meas tor several years and has ~oll-esisolished
trade IN the town VI Keijsyille, which has Q
populsaon Of l.s0o. Liberal terms will TO given
and parties desiring % engage IN sGch oasi-
ness will fnd it " their interest 80 communicate
with US f.A. MATHEWS a CO.
kkIDsymLR, n. C., May -, isD1 my s9-i5s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
A DANGEROUS THEORY.

The most dannable theory rha. Is preachsd,
Mr.. Jonessatd. = that thsre Is repenfancs 10 .ne
grave. ThaBibis sveryBhare teaches tnss @s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
Tbe nuslness OF tho Meeting.

The Chair theu announced that the next pusl-
L..- ln 0rIer vas the election OF ofieois-
Dor pre.laent Mr Hawes nominated Coionei
don T. Purcell, lho present incumbent; when
hsliuation Wa- seconded by hessrs. Lolgh'
"LiIurs. and Adams. -.
lls Colonel was elected by acclsrnauon before
b "a an Opport lrity 20 varsie tue chair
hetIrllnR thanks very graceiauy LOT .ho
t'.of conferred upon bin, no announced INA.
o. Dext election would b for the position o'
III Ylco-presldeDI .., -.
Eon. George l. Christian was nominated by
~ b. T.. Leigh, Jr., and seconded Dy sos5ia.
Nh0oe4 aud Trsyers, and vas UNANIMOUSLY
t.rc.ei
Tie next position 70 be filed being toas OF
second yice-presiGeDt, Nr. D. X. hh"ee was
nOninatsd by Mr. II. Z. frayser, sscondeu py
Arssfs. WbitlOck, Adams, snd others, snd uhan''
mously cls-tea.
POI secretary Mr. H. A. Dunlop was nominated
bY 81. T. q. Leigh, Jr. ard seconded py sf'
"hiiCck, aud was unanimously elected
Af DunlOp GRACEFULLY expressed his hign ap.
bieeiail0n OF the Kind remarks OF The President
e Tue Ysiuo u his services ant thanks 10 too
,hsmboT for this renewed evidence OF thelr con-
Lsn.
ar. John II. Montague pss then nominated Tor
us position Of treasurer by DR.. Thomas ssison
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

Niih cvnry natural a-fautage that couid %
G. rf'. ".iu A. fi,i,u. .aierest unequ0llei ~
en- f "ii. .sr.unt.Y as lciai life unsnrD@,seI,
Ar..-'f hni .a.ltr.l, climate. munlclpal
'of-".u' 90 "ii.h We may well bo proud, IoW
i.A 81, i.-If- .--t1 railroad iacniue-. proximity
b. iL' most i'-ue sad Richest secuons OF the
81 th-nl N"f- HL1 many OthOr5 c0mplhe 70
.nf g. f.. investor a neld which II properiy
i'...t''l HI.. l-tlre Immigration aud bVlG up
.f. i.t W. nuNt make tho world kno" II
... Nf.t la. Efforts Of our ou'erprislag cll-
.f-. .4u 20 nut H..e. b1t the com oined EFFORTS
% tl Will c'r AL. rs accomplish great dehL
.. --. t.ra, GOO Ol.fats-!arso a'd hual uoihs
',.' DIS Ifr.-Gui wo shall see that oy uhliy Vi
W. can pace our cry, a. " deserves u D''
Dr. De- 'fou. rank of tng progressive ciueS o. uo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
c,RronATE YxrrysIoS.

hr must sec shat oar city limits are extended
az ii - a frgg o. All gradual plan oi sfeet eA
t..-..as aro iuatc. Tho muaicipal must Keep
.. a.tau.c Of private enterprise. or We snail
r. ..44 it Is a hinorauce - our grown.
take pleasure in noariug testimony 70 the
f"Iee and Indulgence Of your directors anu
t- rs ana thauk tnem for the courtesy mani
'HtI ,o ryseu. / uOw surrender into your
'..t. fne trust CON nit "a % my charge, WIN
i. l.fr uai another year will have addel 70
.-, l-ef.ll-ss and memDer of the Chamber.
Vary tfl.Iy John B. PURCELL.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24
COMING FUN
The Editor of Texas siftings TO Lecture
on Fairhaven in a few Weeks

4. Miner Griswold. editor of Texas
Siftiugs. and a famous humOrist for more
than three decades. j. coming to the Sound
cities during the summer To deliver his
famous illustrated humorous lecture
Ground the World" and he will visit
Fairhaycn during his trip to give his en-
tcrtainment. It would be a good idea for
some local association to secure THE Fat
Contributor" which j. the soubriquet by
which Mr.. GTiswOld is best known to the
world Of fun. aud pay him on shares. -
The New York World of q late date. com
mentng upon Mr.. tiriswold's lecture,
said this:
"A. Miner Griswold. who edits Texas
Siftings. and whose humorous contribu
tiOns to the press over the nom dc plume
Of the Fat Contributor have achieved
for their author widespread reputation.
began series Of lectures under the man
agemeut Of Major Pond at lIardman Hall
last night. to an audience that filled that
beautiful hall Ia the doors. IL was a
thoroughly amused and interested audi
ence. too. and II the applause they be
slowed upon Mr.. GriswOld was any citer-
ion. his initial lecture was an ovcrwhelm
ing success. 1t was entitled "A Tour
Around the World and Mr.. Griswold.
who is no tyrO upon the lecture platform.
rendered IL thoroughly enjoyable. In his
easy delivery. graceful manner aud witty
points he T. reminder of Artemus Ward,
vet he Is thoroughly original In every
thing he SAYS and does. and his wit is n
refined as it is original. The text of his
lecture. which is an agreeable compound
OF humorous and serious descriptions in
tcrlardcd with funny stories. is Illustrated
by magnificent views particularly well
chosen. They picture the points of in
terest in an actual journey around the
globe. aud at intervals comic plates are
introduced from the pencil Of Siftirgs'
chief caricuturr artist. Thomas Worth.
The story which the witty lecturer told
In connection with these plates aroused
unlimited laughter
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24

The Ellrushur-h paily Register ha~ >u--
pended Editor sterling feeling that II was
taking too maus Of hi~ pounds. -hilling~ aud
pence ~, quits With thc~" words To-day
th, Daily Register NiIl suspend for the time
being ThI- i- rendered See by th" effects of
the great rruaasrttiou uf july :. the short
crops of la-t year and the bong continued
hard wiutCr which have temporarily rem
drred timc- -u stringent that many Of ON
merchants cuuuot advertise. We make uo
Z kick on the town 90 it, business men. They
/ are cuterpri-iug and liberal. but ~ a matter
I 81 self protection aud self preservation ",
must suspend before thr sheriff steps In ant
| accompli-hc- the work Tor ~. For the pas
three months and Il half the daily has no
been self sustaining, and the necessary eN
pcu~e- attending daily are 80 great tina
we are simply unable to carry the Loaf
] longer
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24
A BIG THEATRICAL EVENT
The Madison Square Theatre Coming
TO Puget Sound in so Hours

It, cold dav when Tacoma isn't look
ing up scheme for q big advertisement.
The latest &. to- be- the most remarkable
theatrical event on record. Manager
Hanna Of the Tacoma theatre has arrang-
ed the affair for the week Of June %. The
\. VI. Palmer Dramatic com pany Of the
Madison square theatre. with all the
scenic effects, costumes and mechanical
appliances OF four great plays. will leave
New York and come through In ~ hours.
the shortest time ever made across the
continent, specially To play at the Tacoma
theatre Tor one week The Tacoma New,
saws:
THE special train viii comprise dining
/ boudOir. drawing-room aud sleeping cars
and will come straight through To Taco.
ma without a single stop. Eighty hour,
/ j. three daN- and eight hours. Leaving
II. Paul regular trains ON the Northern
Pacific now get To Tacoma on the morn
ing OF the fourth day. Arrangements ar,
nov being completed for the trip.
The Madison square company j. ccle'
bratpd for the best presentation of real
pure aud Undecided drama in this country
Palmer il one Of the greatest, If not th'
greatest. theatrical manager Of the day
The Madison square theatre will be- shu
upaftrr the company leaves New York
aud will not rrupru until the COMPANY
return, from it, living mp across th'
continent
1.-The special engagement has been mad
and the trip undertaken for the purpOs
OF advertising Tacoma. on Puget Sound
and palmcr'> great dramatic compan,
and thratcr the Madison square Tn
train will have on board specially detail
ed correspondents Of the New lOrl
World sun. Tribune, Herald. Chicag
Tribune. Herald. Times. lujcr-Ocean
and in fact nearly every large paper Il
hose two cities. The Boston aud Phila
dclphia newspapers will also have repre-
Scutativcs aboard.
II h. undoubtedly one of the creates
undertakings Of the agc-to run ~pcca
D Theatrical train across the continen
' against time The railroads will deta
: their fastest locomotives aud most en-
/ pcricncrd men for the trip. AZ each eli
. locomotives will stand la readiness
couple io the >prcial ears and whirl thcl
along 10 the end of the next run.
The Palmer company will play only ;
Tacoma. Portland aud san Francisco.
week at each place. in the order name
The plays Ia be- produced are the late
p New York succcS~cS. Captain Swift
p. Saints and sinners Jim the Penmar
= and Aunt Jack
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24
Ben Hur-d From

seattle acknowledgement: General Lev
Wauace-othcrwiss known as Ben Hur-ls
pecuIiar lie j. a distinguished veteran OF
the Mexican war, all Of whom at the az" oil
~. are entitled 10 a service pension OF - per
month. General Wallace had reached the
age Of 6s without applying for his pension
he.tstIug 10 do 80 for the reason that lac
has an ample Income and did not need the
! money. This was peculiar. Button reaching
| hi- sd year after mature deliberati"n' he
concluded hat be- could make better Use OF
/ that money than 90 allow 10 20 remain la the
I treasury aud swell the surplus, aud has con-
| cluded to apply for his pension, Including the
arrcara-ruf 80 Tor the past year. aud donate
ITO thc Mont yonery County Orphans Home
Ry mi. means De- e-chcw> pension for III
own u.s., aud appiie> fund for which th'
/ government has uo list o. the benefit o
Iuelghbor- who most need 10. Aud that. lad q
-ay i- also peculiar
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24

DuvlItz Bul"tiu. -'>oiuc time ago man
visited kalams with view Ca Investing and
partially vIth o. view Co engaging iu business
here Hrrall,d Goa merchant ~ kalama
aud inquired after thc prospect, ~ the town.
aud Wa told that there Wa uo trade here
and uo country H. back the town. that he
bad lscyu iu kalama goud many YEAR and
shat hr kuew that halawa would never ma ke
% town. The stranger vent 60 the depot ."
f take tb, usNt train out uf town. aud while la
conversation With ihc agent and depot hoy
related what the merchant had told him. Cit
I il.u-. you vbOare Interested iu the uphuild-
lug Of Kslama, how do you appreciate ~uci
efforts Probably the owners uf town prop
rrtv thsr, have not given that merchant th'
house Dee doses business iu and paid hi- taNe-
Ittake- very little to make such men sou
un fnsIr town.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24

Olympia Parti-an' John peTierc has
started thc Bellingham Express. the seventh
newspaper ito hll the long fclt want on
BcIlughum bay John says In hi, editoria
Tint hc IFS mot a fine haired newspaper man.
Ho doves NOT differ Doe thl- respect from Col
unrl WUl Yi-scher 81 the Falrhaycn llER
uu. who hasn't got much N any Kind oi
hahn Nl.-chcr Is making e. lively paper oi
tbc HEnALp Hi- articles are not near a'
H...f.f ... D. hood
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24

Anarortt- Progress Guessing COM
tests seem go D.. all Tie rage
with the large metropolitan dailie-
The Progress asks it- readers To guess the
population of Auacortcs Eve years hence
That h. easy. Three siwa~he-, two yah
Ter dogs and an old gray mule. McEwen the
editor of the Progress. f. such clever fellow
that 81 i- pity FOR him Ia leave him~elfopc
.I-.LLuI
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24
INCIDENTAL

Maid ta.riaf- the table maid
D. u4frfuI fu hear curu-- falh.
r,a.. truthful man will he-out all
..r.,,...., can't helm himself
... dead
Iutlcrcr ue g.y" our shining blade
-.Hud- IIsr O. butcher, song hni u i@' u
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24
Beren

paIouao Oazrttv. The Galctte has "nr
r,ebauac of which 10 can. unfortunately. no
I1rrrr make use. ~ i- 20 bright paper. i~ the
-pnkHuo Post. aud filled with choice natter
but thc only Dutch member IT our stan left
u- recently Co ac-ept position as huns-holc
editor Zoo % brewery and his successor never
,.t,ttoa college where German was taught
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24

Yakima Herald; The people ~ Wallula.
after Falling to support several papers which
have. s.cu started there. are now trying To
irdr,. SOME ou, else 10 make the venture.
They du NOT appreciate the benefits Of f.
I.s..I.n.p,f urtI they are without onc.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24
WASHINGTON HATCHE TINos
A Helper

olympia b. booming aud the Republican
Partisan. Gen Cavanuugh' paper la Nhich
ths aue italian hand Of Major c. VI. Barton
b. often seen. o. doing much toward making
tI.a capital -eit up and git
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24
Flowing by steam

EIIeu-lurs Capitals Flowing by steam in
rle WaUa Walla valley il pronounced sue
CESS o. Us claimed that plowing In this way
will reduce thc cost to forty cents AN acre.
Too work i- perfectly dome and ihe saving Of
dime I- a gr.af item"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24
one Of the Best

Summer Herald. Verify Col. VIII Nis-cher
.- eau-mg that new and interesting paper
fhe Ta'rhaven HERALD 10 flourish Ike
U... taL y. Q. nothing r. nothing II not YER
-lti.a. aud the HFEALD j. one ~ the best
papers loo Washington"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24

half au hour ths chase had 10 b. given up
and Ire lad. collected alta sale distance
and Ierr-d Jl.e 80 ,comhted ofiicials. This .
Incident sci The 50 hole town by the ear
P.-olIe tho are clearing up land should
save some OF the evergreen, and all The
youus hsuiWoods They make the ground
more attractive and will be- ot great value
u years io come. II Is gratifying to note
Ithatt j. being done ON the large tract
+ of land south Of the city which j. being
sIaar.d ig the Fairhaven Land Company
The Young trees are specially desirable On
residence property.
Russell sag doesn't like TO give away
small amount. Of money because he has
ssu1auo0 lving idle I'm bank which are NOT
drawing ID cent of Interest, Poor man
e. DON'T Sou feel Tor him? But then you
cau g. reach HIM.
Every visitor 20 FairhaVen Is delighte'
with the appearance and promise 81 IN
lrty. The situation j. such that a MAJ
with any Judgment sees al once that IL .
o commanding commercially and IN ever
% other desirable way.
b O.. =. senator Quay writes Edgar J.
Uo'brook of this city that he will be- gla
q. O.. cooperate with senator Squire IN III
matter of establishing a -ub-port Of entI
/, at Falrhayeu The friends of the Foo
p Civ multiply m the highest places
BE- Our ueIghbor the Plaindealer is haYiI
be- lois of fuu with Mr.. Kumlatcly, We
f, that. what Mr.. X. d, here for-that a.
ra ofLrr thing, which are eminently a
parent
t,osd citizens. work for one hrsi-ela
municipal ticket. and then lets make
unanimous. Uuauimity, and lot- oi IT.
what Tairbavcn wants at This iuucinr"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24

The seattle Press j. enWrapped IN an ulster
OF sadness. and thus il walls II gfleNes
"a. deeply 10 fud our esteemed morning CON
temporary Of hyphenatcd appellailon as
cour,ing ~ IRE 6end. We hope VIII nor
occur again The paper which would speak
Of the fire fend would be guilty OF oeHctlp-
I ing "a modern Borgia.' and telling abou'
I milne host. These things have long beer
outlawed. and our highly dignihed coh'em'
] porary should cease "a offend.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24

sent a note 10 the proprietor ot the house. she
accounted. requesting him 20 make some re-
natr- ,t,otir the premises The boy who was
...pt took the. note TO one of our prominent
t.p.in..-. men. who unfortunately tears the
same coqnomen a- the proprietor Of the
-hou-e." The D. %. "a. took no notice OF the
note thinking that he was being made the
victim Of a huge joke. After 8 few days "i
patient waiting the sporting LADY sent an
other note which read as follows;
] why don't YOU do ~ you promisedf
] have been waiting for you for thrre days
l Your. Miss ----.
The boy. 20 make sure that the note De ae
liyered took IL tothe aforementioned ousi
ness mans house and delivered IL 10 his VIE
Who Il seems. cannot be made 10 understand
the true facts co. the case
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24
The Elnwers int bloom in the Spring

Div, different bcvies II young ladies are
ihauEcd 100 thc Roy RAY for floral tributes 10
Thar 1Igam Of sunshine from the praifie- 81
Pierce. solomon iu an hl- glory was not {"
Raw IfI.ef that
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24

TaIrla,,u Plaiudcaicr. Those NheeHS
/ old nIu-Ic-boNe- the mail boats, never reach
I al destination while they can find place 60
stop and Ioaf around at" They are not
music BOXES uoi1hhor. They nre lu~t ola
. f.If.-. with uUuUp- uu them.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24

ourue.ghbor the Plaindesler is having
lois of fuu with Mr. Kumlaiely Well
chat. what Mr.. X. j, here for-that ANA
ofbar thing, which are eminently APP
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24

.IIt a1lm raising children. lea them
play about the southeast corn-r oi niue
ID tin want ta SEQ them raised.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-24

half au hour ths chase had 10 be- given up
and fhe lad, collected alta sale di stance
and Ierr-d Jhe discounted officials. This
Incident -st The IS hole town by the ear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12
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