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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-25

A sudden thaw in spring IS q common
enough cause of the swelling and over
flow of rivers. but few people have ex-
perisnce of what might be called magic
rivers, which disappear almost as sud
denly as they are bora. One snch. how
ever, is described hy ~. H. Nallock in
his account Of Cyprus, entitled I'm an
Enchanted Island.
On a certain evening there WAS q 5uc-
cesion of thunder showers. and then,
an the night, q heavy and ceaseless
downpour This" said nay most. in the
morning. "ought 10 make a river"
asked what he meant by this. and ho
answered that the river below as was
rarely anything more than o dry bed Of
pebbles, just as &c was now.
But generally once-somc,ime5 three
times-in the year il would suddenly hll
with water ilow for an hour or two. and
again become dry and silent felt that
the sight must be curious and wished
that / might be able o. witness it
About o'clock m ihe afternoon a
servant came 10 my bedroom and asked
me 10 90 into the garden. The,c found
nay host with an opera glass, standing
on the bank.
"Lookw exclaimed be, pointing. "It
is coming. Listen. You can hear it,
listened and looked lat last canght
q sound, faint and uncertain, as leaves
rustling In a dream. Then suddenly, FAR
away on the plain. saw something Fash,
like the head Of q pointed ear Grad
ualiy this prolonged itself into slim
shining line, which presently took a
curve. Fora time It's course was straight.
Then it curved again.
In ten minutes. over the brown surface
Of the fields the water had stretched ITSELF
ike long, sileery snake. and the sound
l had heard. growing every instant more
distinct explained itself ID the ear as .he
voice Of the stirred pebbles. The river
channel skiriei the bottom OF the garden,
and thus, as the food went by. We had
every opportunity of observing Il. Il
pushed itself forward. headed by a mass
of bubbles and scum; il split itself into
fierce rigulets. which. moment later.
were drowned n the body OF the stream;
&c gurgled against banks; 1t circled into
transitory whirlpools.
Gradually, as We watched, It's volume
seemed todiminish, and in an hours time
there was oiy a tsickling rill over which
achild live years old might have stepped.
! Youths Companion.
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TRADE NEAR LEXINGTON.
Effects Of an Open Winter-Industries
still Progressing.

LEXINGTON, Va. January 2i.-fSpecial.
Since the holidays trade has been dead i'm
this end Of the Valley. and the long open
spell Of winter has left a large bulk Of the
winter goods unsOld, and the result is that
10 being so late in the season, the merchants
are forced 20 sell at "a great sacrifice 10 get
the money out of winter goods 20 put in the
spring and summer stocks, and make room
for the approaching spring trade. The
climatic influences have made this winters
trade failure i'm every particular, and the
natural result viii be the merchants must
suffer financial loss.
A corps Of engineers are at work survey
ing the site OF the Basic steel plant to be
built at Buena Vista, and another corps is
at work on the English syndicate property
adjoining.
Colonel Thomas Dunlap, resident man
aver of the English Estate Company. is
North on business for the company, and
Hon. VIM. A. Anderson and Miles NJ. Mar
tin, of the Rockbridge Company, are North
ON a business mission.
MR. W. j. liurbut of Buena Vista. the
wife Of the popular civil engineer, is re-
ported dangerously III.
The remains of Mrs II. A. Black nee Miss
Hall, Of this county, arrived here Yesterday
from jamestown, %. She and her husband
both natives of R0ckbridge. left here about
a year ago, having just married. Death re-
suited from typhoid-malaria.
Captain j. i. Hite, prominent citizen Of
Goshen. in this county died few days ago
of heart trouble.
Miss Sallie Smith. daughter Of Gen. i. H..
smith, has been North fer several weeks 20
consult an Oculist, but has experienced no
relief General Smith, who has been North,
is expected home tomorrow.
Thomas Smith has gone 20 Clifton Forge
10 accept q position with surveying corps
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Prof d. G. Humphreys, Of Washington
and Lee University, and Capt John Car
michael go on the typographical survey of
the Basic City at W Naynesb0r0.
a letter received here announces that
Captain g.. A. G00drell, of the United
States Navy. is now in African waters. His
family is at Berryville. Va. HIS Norfolk
friends will be glad % know he is we'll.
Dr. X. j. McBryde, of the Episcopal
Church, is recovering from his indispositi0n.
Dress parade at the Virginia Military ln-
stitute has been resumed. Tho grippe at
the barracks is abating rapidly. General
Scott Ship is back from Richmond. where
he attended the meeting Of the board of yis-
tOrs. He has given orders 20 the quarter
masters department 10 arrange for the re-
ception Of a legislative committee, which is
expected 90 pay the institute an Official
visit next week.
Colonel John Gibson, one OF the hest
known men i'm ROckbridge, is down with
the grippe, and bis condition is thought TO
be precariOus.
s phenomenon in the shapeo Of an immense
meteor passed 90 the north Of this town
early tonight 10 lighted up the heavens
with lbs bright Oody and long trail several
hundred yards long. Nothing of the kind
so large or 80 bright was ever witnessed
here before. It's slow movement was re-
marked, and the size excited general
comment
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ROUND ABOUT CHARLOTTE.
Drug store Closed Nv the Crir the Cham
her OF Commerce.


CHARLOTTE, y. G., January 2i Spe-
cial. The drug store of Beck A 60. is
about % close up temporarily ou account of
grip attacking employers and employees.
Charlotte contractors have returned TO-
day from RoidsYillo. having fitted out the
cotton mills there with one hundred electric
lights.
The meeting for the Lutheran seminary
last night wound up mostly ln appointment
OF committees.
Judge Avery, of tho supreme Court. has
lost his sister and son. both within two
days. Both died suddenly within an hour
after being taken sick.
Receipts 0l cotton to-day. 3j halss. Mar
kct irm 40 . 10 lOi.c.
Work on the United States courthouse
and po,t0ilice to cost SsO.OO0. was resumed
to-day, the rock trimmings having arrived
from Indiana.
There Was "A meeting OF railroad men at
thc Central House this cfcnu. for fhe adj
iu-tment 0t freight rates. Those present
Were Captain lmnk ". Clarke. ~cahOlrd
Air Line; j. II. Drake. Richmond and Dam
Vile; N. b. Pichens, Three D's. j. W. Jones,
-upcrintondenl lhree t's. y. II. Hail. New
} Orh. OF g.. e.. aud y, and j.. N. G0ss. OF
Three D's. All were "mum' and scattered
and lcn.
10 is rm0rcd that solid men here are
starting "a new Board 0i Trade in opposi-
tion t0 certain Objectionable features n the
Chamber Oi Commerce. On the other hand,
DO is said both Will cooperate, the latter
being simply for "a different purpose. Con-
siderable interest attaches 90 the Board ot
Trade movement.
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by a fashionable belle would stocS a neat
bazaar.
CHIRCM NOIEs


This is the fourth day of the discussion Of
the question Of revising the W cstminster
Confession by the New York Prcsbytery
and as yet there are no signs OF any agree
mont as 90 conclusion. Very vigorous
pleas have been offered by the eminent the
0logians on both sides, and every evidence
given 0f such strong convictions for and
against, that they appear determined % get
further apart than % close In in unity. How
long the debate will last no one likes t0 say.
Father Lambert. OF Rochester. \. y, the
famous priest whose "NOtos on lngersOlif
are considered the most tronchant answer
printed tO the s0phistrics Of the great inh-
del has for some time past been In trouble
with his bishop over technical questions Of
discipline. 10 is announced to-day that
Bishop McQuaid has received from Rome "a
supplemental decision Of the propaganda
reailirming its former decision and author
izing the publication of Father Lambort's
letter of submission. The trial of the case
40 Rome resulted in half victory for both
sides. The bishop was ordered 10 restore
Father Lambert 10 his local standing on re-
ceiying his submission.
LoUNsBERRY SHOOTS HIMSELF.
George H. Lounsberry, who resigned as
cashier of the New \ FORK p0stoice yester-
day. shot himself dead at Hackensack. y.
j.. this evening II is reported that there is
deficiency of S2j 900 in his accounts -. -.
L0unsberry had been In the pOst0ihce
nineteen years. and before that was assis-
tant cashier in the cust0m-h0use. lie WAS
"a member Of the grain commission firm OF
Hoffman & Co. II is thought he lost the
money iu speculation. lie was a man of
good habits and had an interesting family
at Hackensack.
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mR RlDpLsssRoER DEAD.
The Ex-senator Passes Away at ''''
Home at Woodstoek.

WOODSTOCK, Va January 2i.--hA-S,eD1o, ,.1o
ator Riddleberger died at his home at -'oo
siis morning. He had been Ill Tor SOM som,
weeks. Nee and his death had been eXpecleoiio'
some days. ...,,,.,..,... ,,,ae horn in
rdinburg Shenandoah county, va Ovlo-
l.er A lSt4. After receiving a coiiin"n oll'll.
srhool education he studied az nome unaei A.
: tufor for two years, and soon ai'e' .''', .'J
syar began, while yet only boy; nc Join,e J'rs
,se Confedorate forces, serving three ye-'ls
a. lieutenant of infantry ana captain VI
A. The close OF the war be studied Ia Ia" an anu
,.,as adnitfed 10 the bar at No0dstoVhi a. a.
'.hs,e - H. ne has since resided, deN9uns III, ~
,,,se ~s % the law, TO journalism ana 70 i"''
itics. 80, .a,,o ,.,as that of attorney
g., - h,s cocuty, which be held Two ~ le''i,' pi,
loi d 9 mn served four years eaeh % IN u,o H. H.
anu anu III House of Delegates ana sena'S,ir ,ron,6 an
s'i'e ed,ted three different papers, lne "a 1.-The ahe
ne Son fse shenandoah Democrat, ""u mem. s~.
rs a5igy Virginian. Until lo'ohe VIZ ~ nemo- a'
valley me ~ state Committee Of the peiIo, De,io,
Der % narty. but la 1915 was rreSlne1sI' 1m pss
cIat.o .or on the Readjuster iicke. - s,ate ,s
slfgSoa sSSiIe aComm0pwealls's attorney spo ''"''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-25
LIE pANvlLLE Tragedy.
Death OF the BOY Robert Cousins-Ihe At
lantic and Danville Excursionists.


lantic and Danville EXcursionists.
DANvILE. Va, January 2i.-.special
Robert Cousins, youth Oi M" Dan'ille'
Who was accidentally sho. in the abdomen
last "Wednesday by another youth, John
Vendrick. died early this morning. An
oneration was performed ON Cousins yes
fdrdav. with the hope Of saving his liie.
int the wound was beyond the skill OF
me atlantic and Danyille eScuFsionists
had a bic time at a banquet served them
last night by citizens OF DanVilie' anu lhei
aid not leave the table until long aiier mid
night. Excellent addresses were delivered
bv several Of The railroad O;Nclals, ana aiso
bv representative citizens from Norfolk
Portsmouth and tOwns.along the ilhe on the
road. To-day the guests were SHOWN va
rious points Of interest IN the city ana al
O'Clock took the train for their homes a
delegatisn of Danyille citizens, about sew
entv-fye i'm number, went with he oAcui-
sionists 90 Portsmouth. and VIII De pan,
oueted there to-day. The track OF tile loa' '.'D
h Inn a very good condition, and the com pa,
nv is prepared TO give an eNcelleni sei' i0'
between Danyillc and the seaDoafd'
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KING AND QUEEN.
Many Persons Have the inhuenza-A
Young Engineer III.

CUMNOR. VA, Janu9ry 24.- Special. r.
La grippe has invaded our county and many
people are suffering from his toucn. At
this writing. Mrs. p. ", Kemp is quite ili.
In some instances it has gone through an
entire family
Mfs. Robert S. Nunn, a venerable and es-
teemed lady, a long time member oi the
Methodist Church, died early saturda!
morning.
A valuable horse, the property Of CraW-
ford Taylor. Cedar Fork, fell with his rider
and broke his own neck.
Albert Gresham, Esq, had fall from his
horse and was painfully though, IL is hoped'
not seriously hurt.
News has just reached here that Lewis
Iafane. son of Dr. Thomas Latane, is
dangerously i'm at Buchanan, Botetourt.
Late last fan he joined an engineer corps ON
the Chnch Valley route, or some railroad
i'm the southwest. He was soon stricken
down with rheumatism. and the report now
is that he has heart tF0uble. His brothers
are with him and bis sister is about to go To
attend his bedside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-25

NEW HAyes, CONN, January 23-lh'
shore Line Express train on the New lori
and New Haven Railroad, which LEFT Ne"
York at 3 O'Clock for Boston. was thrown
from the track 40 Nagatauck Junction
fourteen miles below here, at 6:5o Q.cloci
tonight. causing bad blockade. Inc ac
cident Is supposed ~ have been caused b,
misplaced switch. TIE passengers were
badly shaken up, but no injuries are report
ed. The passengers were transferred 20 an
other train and proceeded. The blockade
tasted until midnight.
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ITEMS In VIRGINIA.
lINCHBURG WILDLY ANXIOUS
FOR THE CAPITAL.

Death Of Robert Cousins at DanviIle-
The Mary Washington Monument
News Gathered in Many Parts Of the
ola Dominion.
LYNcHBURG, Va, January 24.-'spe-
cial. The proposition in the House Of Del
egates Of Mr.. Peters, Of Campbell county.
20 remove the capitol Of the State 10 this
city, takes like wild fire here among the
people The City Council could and would
unquestionably vote a splendid site for such
a building and Governors Mansion. free
Of charge. which would be magnificent
GIN 20 the state, but Delegate Peters is
mistaken about the city furnishing a mill
lion capital TO put mp the new buildings.
The Public Square and old Capitol build
ing i'm Richmond, the people here think,
ought 90 sell for nearly enough TO build new
ones, and the state should appropriate all
the necessary sum over and above that
amount. Public sentiment is Oyerwhelm-
ingly i'm favor of it. The whole Southwest
and "a large portion of the Valley aud the
Piedmont section are expected 10 favor
Iyuchburg.
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schemors conhne their attention entirely to
the South. 10 is part Of their plan 10 en-
roll any claimants from the North who may
be able % make any sort Of a plausible
showing. BY doing the part assigned him
now Reed hopes 10 win another term as
Speaker.
This is the situation that confr0nts the
Democrats, and il is the imperative duty Of
every member Of that party in the House 10
be- In his seat every day when possible. As
Virginia has contests on hand. 10 is special
ly the duty Of her Democrats to remain in
their seats and be- ready for the work now
imposed upon them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-25

VIII YOU heed the warning the signal, per-
haps. of the sure approach Of that more terri
BILE disease. Consumption Ask yourselves
II yOu can afford FOR the sake Of saving 90
cents. 90 run the risk and DO nothing iOr it.
We know from experience tnat SnilOh's Cure
WILL cure your Cough. 10 never lalis. This
explains why more than Million Of Bottles
were sold the past year. II relieves Cfuun
and Mhooplng Cough 40 once. Mothers. DO
not be without o. sample bottles ffec. Sold
ny liolekor Brothers aul IA. ". shields q Co.
corner OF Flfth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-25
NATURAL GAS
Terrible Explosion at Columbus, Ohio
Dead, Wounded and Nangled Victims.

AtfhANif tAhio-iuh AT columbus Ohio-
Dead, Wounded and Nangled Victims.
COLUMBUS, ONO. January PA few
minutes after D O'Clock this evening an
alarm of fire sounded, calling ont the entire
department An explosion had occurred at
the double residence Of Mossrs. Michael
Bowers and John Marriott at the corner of
Wall and Noble alleys. The cause Of the
calamity was am accumulation 0f natural
gas in the collar OF the house
referred to. The pipes had leaked, and ex-
plOsiye fuel had found It's way through
iissures In The ground 90 the cellar which
was the scene of the horror 10 became
igntcd in some unknown manner, and exc
pl0dcd with terrific force. wrecking the
building and filling the air with debris.
Mrs. Marriott was blown out of the house.
and man named GOulding. who was stand
ing near the structure, was blown across
the street. Mrs Marriott was carried
across the street and into the residence of
of William James. The house where the
injured lady was lying was soon crowded
with people attracted by the accident, and
it was necessary 90 close tine doors that mo-
one might enter.
a SECOND EXPLOSION.
Suddenly the air was rent by second exc
plosion, which made the earth quake and
filled the air Hiih dying timhers, bricks and
debris Ol an kinds. Darkness ensuod. aud
then deaihiike stiffness reiguod for a few
moments. lt was broken by shrleks and
death gr0ans. The house. in which LAS the
senseless form of Mrs. Marriott had been
blown 90 atoms and los occupants buried
beneath the wreck. Hundreds of spectators
who lined the sidewalks were Knocked yi0-
lently down by the shock and laid power
less.
a FRENIlED TEAM.
Then, t0 cap the climax. "A team OF -pri'-
ed horses attached t0 one of the fire dedparf-
mrnls ladder trucks became flenllod by the
explosion a1d dashed into the crowd. ear
ying death iu their wake. They ran over
and injured scores of people. A little babe
WAS knocked from its mothers arms, and,
falling beneath the mercless wheels of the
vehicle was crushed tO death. As soon
as the maddoned -tccds had dsap-
peared in the darkness. many Of the
spectators and hremen who had been unin-
lured turned their attention tO digging Oui
ihe persons buried beneath fho RUNE of the
house. Guided hY cries and mOan- of the
mansled and dying. men guped in ihe
darkness. pulling dead body here. mani
eied, yet living. form laele. and conveying
them to resting places in the ueighbornood.
THE NUMBER OE VICTIMS UNKSOWN1
ltrequiroi several hours t0 remove an
the dead and injured from ihe runs. and it
Is not get known who. or how many. alc
the victims. Up i0 obi, hour m.dnighD
Six bodies haye been taken from the ruins.
At least thirty We're injured, some of them
fatally. Many o. ihc injured were horribly
burned and muii.aied.
VICTIM, RECOGNIZED.
At I O'Clock a. ". % half dozen persons
beyond those taken from the wreck were
unlcc0unfed for among whom were
widow and her son. who occupied part Of
thC first house chat exploded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-25
FREDERICKSBURG SUIT.
Tho Property Decided to the May wash
ington Monument Asso siatiOn.

ington Monument Asso siatiOn.
FREDERICKsBURG. VA, January 25.-As
am outcome of the libel suit of Colbert a
kirtey. real estate agents, against >hep-
herd, the owner of the land on which is The
Mary Washington monument. is that
George Washington Shepherd. the defend
ant. has decided the property involved % tile
Mary Washington Monument Association,
of This city.
This action meets with the universal APP
prOyal Of Che community.
Mr. Shepherd gives fhe same deed given
20 him when he bought the property in
which there was a reservation that the
Mary Washington grave and monument
grounds could not bc sold.
10 is expected, that now the litigation is
over the monument 10 Mary. the mother of
Washington, will be soon completed hy the
Association, as they now have entire control
of the grounds.
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THE COLOR LINE:


AUGUSTA, Ca, January 2L-Ihe depart
mental encampment, q. A. r.. was held
here today. Charleston, savannah, Macon,
Atlanta and lallap0osa posts We're repre-.
-ented.
C0lored delegates from Beaufort and ,a-
yannah claimed admission, az representing
colored posts. The majority of the commit
tee on credentials reported against. aud the
minority in favor 0f admitting them.
The minority report was adopted. Is % 4.
whoreupOn. ]. ID. Crawford. commander
II. Burns. adjuiani and Philip Holdings
ieier, representing b. =. Jones, Post so. 3.
0f Macon. Withdrew from the cncampmenl
under instructions OF their Posts
the Augusta post gave a banquet tO the
encampment tonight 90 which cOlored
delegates were not invited. The majority
report submitted to-day. favored the f0rma-
ton Of seperate eucampment for c0lored
post.
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c1lnned. cnlIea ana condensed.

David Miller. who was one of the central
figures in tine BrOWnsburg tragedy. has NOT
vet fun control Of his lower limbs. 10 is
thought that the sciafic nerve, the nerve
running down the spine aad legs, was in-
iured by the pistol bali, which entered bis
body.
Abingdon is 40 have two hose carriages
and q hook and ladder company. sam
Mothner is chief of the fire department.
An Irishman by the name Of Dennis
Clansey n0ze 10 death ON The south side %
Clinch mountain last Thursday night.
a large portion of the machinery Tor The
west end furnace has been shipped from
Pittsburg and is expected daily.
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Senator. he was elected to the United states
Senate as a Readiuster.
Mr.. Rlddleberger's term expired March
3. 1889, when he was succeeded by Hon.
John :. Barbour. Democrat, and he retired
again 10 his home at Woodstock, where he
resumed his law practice and newspaper
work
In the State campaign last fall he sup
whilom political friend, General Malone,
though not admitting any change Of p0liti-
cal faith
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-25

sax ANTONIO, TEXAs, January 2i.-Ine
RIGHT Rev. John 4. Neraz, Roman Catholic
Bishop Of the diocese Of san Antonio, Is
seriously in and not expected 20 i've man!
hours. Bishop Neraz Is over Sky Years oi
a,,e and as "A Churchman has control OF the
entire state OF Texas.
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srAUNr0N, VA. January a. Special.
Dr. ). ". Harris died at his home ON Au-
eIsta street this morning of pneumonia,
the result Of the grip. Dr. Harris was city
physician Of >taunt0n. and medical director
Of the Valley Mutual and the lnier-staie-
Life Associations. He WAS 70 nephew OF
Hon. John 4. Harris and Of Rev. DIR. W. A.,
IIlrI-.
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MILWAUKEE. January D.--.l0hn Plank
intOu. the millionaire pOrk.packer ard
former partner of Phil. Al lmOur. Of Chicago,
is lying at the pOint0i death 40 his residence
in this city. lie had bilious attack yes
terday. and this, in connection with paraiy-
sis. that has mad. lim almost helpless f0r
weeks completely Frustrated him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-25

KNoXvnLE. Tenn, January 2i.-M nel
a carload Of North Carolina negroes. billed
for Arkansas, reached Morristown las
night they were informed that they woul1
be- taken 10 Mississippi instead. They re-
belled. and became 50 enraged at the eml
Grant agents who had them IN charge ina
the latter had 10 fee for their lives.
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Nerro Murderer Hanged.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, January 2i.-Green
Braxton (colored) was hcnged here to-day
lol the murder pf Lewis Pugh, an aged
.hite farmer Of flis county, last May. The
drop fell prematurely, and Deputy sherin
Charles Parker fell with BraNton, and was
painfully hurt by contact with the iron
hooring. Braxton died Of strangulation.
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ACROSS THE SEA.

Foreign News and Notes Of Interest Re
ceived by Gable.
LONDON. January 24.-Rey. Dr. Talmage
of Brooklyn. took luncheon and spent the
afternoon with Mr. Gladstone, at llawarden
Castle. to-day. 10 his guest Mr. Glad
stone expressed himself freely on religious
and political topics, asserting his
belief that the next general election would
return q large home-rule majority, ana
charged him with messages OF regard f0r
President Harrison and sympathy with hr.
Blaine i'm his recent ailiicti0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-25

shiloh Cltarrn remedy marvellous
cure lof Catarrh. Diphtncra, Cauker Mouth
and Headache. VIVA each hcttie there rs an
ingenious Nasal Injector for the more Sue
/ cessful treatment ~ these complaint, with
out extra charge Price 80 cents. sold by
HOdeker Brothers ud H. n. shields 60.
corner lFlth and Marshall streets.