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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-10-03

marire.
nerer Srt Sas afIsemetne SntcreIIe in
Gnlprud, peil iie einen gan; relten
lupus barite0en. Sie iinb ebcnlos
penig nit ben eigentli6en 9ar3er,
i9la6tl9iHer, ben bo6borbigen So6s
ieepau3ern. ME NIT ben 9epanSerten
9anorsnbooten, Den fir Die &iiitenoers
t~6eioisuug i'm ensererl Sinne biencuoen
SabrSel9en 3u perglei9en, benn iie net
6eil in @rDEe, 8auart unb 8enaffnung
erbcbli6 BON betSen OBJ. Das critic Der
S6iffe bieier Slafe, bas uufere Gbbils
burg 3eist, lit fiirjlt9 fertiggeitellt unb
In Oienit genommen worSeu.
GS bat 3495 Gonne1 Displacement,
BEL 70 Meter 9dnse, Is Mteter 8reite
unb SO Wfeter 1isf8an9. Die Ma.
16tnen baben 1890 Fferbcit1rfen, lie
ftnb tn %9etrennten 0tGnmen neben
chamber augeoronet uno tretben 5mei
breifliiselise S9rauben CUR Sortbe>
ipe9unS bes S6ifcS, Sem lie cine Sabr'
9eI9mtnoi9feit BON 16 9noten, 9let6
bier oeuti6en Metlcll IN Der Stunbe,
pcrleiben. Die S6iffe Der Sie9friebs<
a(alie, poruebmli6 our S%iiitcnucrtbeis
btgui19 1T Norbs uno Sltiee beitimnlt,
Siirfcn uur einen 9erin9eu 2iefsang
buben, unb baber itnb iie I'M S6iffss
baud brett gebalten, I'm baS 9emt6t
itarfer Stablpan3erung unb f6perer
@el6iise tragen 3u f0nneu. SierauS
eutitsbt Die etsentbimli6e, etnas maj,
iise @eitalt. DieIe Bauart s%eitattetc
Dem S9if einen Compound Stabl>)
8an,er BON 24O Milimeter 0ife al
9eben, Ser li6 alS 9iirtelpau3er in Ser
@aIcrltnie in elmer greite bon 81 W}es
ter iiber Die 9auSe 9dnse beS S9iffeS
eritredt nno altf eitter %itartcn Teafbol3s
un~tcrla9c rubt.
Die Nrmiruu9 Sieler S9iffe beitebt
aus 8 &:uppi6en lnu9en Etn99ei6iieen
bon 24O MiQinetcr 0fobrweite aus
@uGita1l urS, mic aQe beuti6en &C.
ibiite, NIT Stnterlaouns. DaS 8obr
oieier @ef6iise lit Z 2I1O Wfeter, 9lei6
23I SUP, lang es wiegt 10 2onnen.
Der 8sri6luB aIein niegt 100 4funb,
Die GAZETTE ga Gerttner, cine Stabls
9ranate 430 Tfunb bielelbe iptro nit
elmer @ufoerlaoun9 BON 1876 Rf1no ges
i6leubert, le9t III elmer Sefuube cinen
8e9 bon sos Wtetcr juriid unb fam
pernl09e ibrer Injangsencr9ie etnen
9ar3er bon 48s Mtaimetcr, aliO eiuen
Soppelt 70 itarfcn nie Den pom Saife
ielbit %9etra9eneu, glatt our6i6la9en.
Die Gciammti6uBipeite Der @ranate lit
II beutiGc Wteileu! @uber bieien brci
i6iperen gel6iiten lit bas S@iff nod
init feds S9ne0feuer9ei6Ieen fleines
ren Salibsrs pcrieben. Die clue fehr
9roBe Gn;abl bon S6iHen IN Der Mis
mite abseben f0nl,eu rllo beren &C.
idoiie Die @iienbaut icbcS unsepan3ers
ten S6ifeS bur6Ortn9eu.
Die bret i9wcrcn @ei9iiec itcbcn III
9epan;erten 3biirmer, urb Sipar SDet
III eiHcm opelen, ieitli9 iiber Die Sorbs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-10-03
Gin mufifaliihss Glaub.nsb..

fenntniH. @96uer bat ii9 lpohl taum
ie cin 5oncid)ter iibcr iein SdafTen unb
bas j3icl ieiucr Sunitiibrng ausgeipros
den, wie Sicily Wtenbelsiobn 1T eineln
0riefc Gil ieincn 6reuno, ben beriihms
ten Gicigcr Gauio in 9eip;tsx SD
fiible, Dap i9 nit ieoem Stid mebr Sa.
bin toranle, gang 70 idrsiben gu fernsn,
lpie Mrs mrs Ser; lit, uno bus lit ON
Gnbe sic ein;ige Jtidti6nnr. bic Id
fenue. BIN i'd nt6t our Rcpularitdt
semaft, 10 mag i9 fie nidt .rlsrnen
ooer eritreben, oSer, ipenii On oas ur,'
re9t fiilbeit, 10 iase i6 lieber. i9 fam
Tie rid)t crleri1cil. DEM Dirfli4. i'd
fam es niht, uro mOdte es ni6t fons
leu. 2SaS 10 0 iunen berausfommt,
Dos maa)t mid frob, aud III 5einent
daEerlieben @irfcn." Dies mulifaliide
GrcSo, Gas Mtsloelsiobu bur9 ieiu
0arSes yeben niib 8irteu betbatist bat,
IoIte ma ieoem ansebenben Somponi'
iteu in's Glbum i6rei6eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-10-03
Die Siegfrieos.

Inter ben umfansrei9en S9tffsueus
bauten Der beuti6en &rie9smarine neb,
men namentli9 5ebn 8an5rfbife flets
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)6orticbun9 folgt.)
eGret Ole Sranem!
(Srei nad Sdi1er.)

Gsret bic 5rauen!
Sic id)aiien uno iorgeH
Inl Ibeub uub Wtor1en
Sic fod)en unb brauen
9'rum ebrct bic GraHeu!
gle maiden unb ro0sn,
Sic plGtteu uub totem,
Gle ftopfen unb hiden,
Sic nGbsn nuo itriden
llub iuenu tie aud iGmoI.ir,
llro meun ite aud sronen,
Wir f6unsn urb ipo1en.
llno miiiien unb ioQeu
Sic ebren uno lieben,
sic Rimlner b~etriber,
Sic id)iiteu unb iftruieH,
Sn @ctter mo Stiirrneu,
@cru &olteu iy1 tbiiruieu
Gin Sirumsl Der Che
9ci!t I'D uro teiu @sbsl
8eiu TiirdJten, fem @raueu.
Wiit gisb' unS 8ertrauen
Gbrst Die Sraueu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-10-03
2ufnniihe 4ntmprt.

2atonii9e 4ntmnrt. Son 80rne
er;dblt man iid elm beiteres @ort.
Serielbe bcfanb ii9 einmal ais 3tDans
3~i9jGbriger iuuscr Wann in eiiter Sc
ieuidaIt dlterer it%reitenber Serren nnb
iprroe gan; sesen istneu @t1eu ms
Gsiprd6 ueriuidelt. Giner Der Serrsn,
Der feline ipenis setbeilte Wteiuuns
nit GROCER Seftigfeit pertbeibiste, fnbr
ben jnrt9en 80rHe. Der isbr 9ei6tft CT,
wioerte. init Sen Rorten oil: r@iIcn
sic, in Sbrsn Sabrsn mar id In iOts
den Saden NOD, Elm Giel!" = rSa
baben sic it6 8ustrorbentli6 fouiers
Dirt! :" c%ntse9nete SUrne, ipro6's uno
uerlieB Die 8eieli6aft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-10-03
Gntbeberueishrif. Yrofe

GatBeberueisbeit. %rofeiior:
sd mid Sbnen jest III eircm SeiIpisl
Sstsen, pie LANCE cine Susel brauhen
ipiirbe, Inn BON Scr Grbe ;i BEN Sepob.
neril bes Saturn su Hiegen. Sdoile
man iett J. 9. cine 9auonenfusel bas
fin ob, 10 piroe Der ShuB crit Seren
GnfeIfinber trcffen. Mterfen sic iiG
baS !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-10-03
8. Sapttel.

Die Come mar aufSesangen. sic
founte mir eirei, einSisen idnaalsr
strabl iibsr Die bobcn Dd9er III ote
oiilteren !S0fs wsrfeir, aber iie srlsudls
tete ben bas Oad;immer, baS mad
eiuem bieler 9Dfe binauSlas uao BON
benz Softor Sranid beDobnt ipuroe.
s(s Doftor Wfar aranid einn,al pon
better seltenten 9Oaesert sefrast tnorSelt
mar. mo er BENT eisentli9 wobne. batte
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-10-03
lEe5G,ygmpEt.

1Ie5ei .sgniptt.
8ufie: Sci aHs bat jeSe gut &c.
fte1te camille ibren eiseueu 9o9.A-
ge iin9ener: pS6s Is gar nir. Bet
.aS bat ieaer Solbat fetue 46htn.@
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
SAlsM
Progress Of improvements in Ten Mohihs
Interesting statistics.

Progress Of improvements in Ten mohths
Interesting Statistics.
SALKM, Va, Aug. o.. special. by ac-
tual count. il is found that in ten months
Us houses Of an kinds have oeen built or
are in the course Of construction in salem,
embracing l5J residences. 80 buildings for
.torD.. Offices. and other business purposes.
and 80 buildings for factories ANA olhef IN
du,trial enterprises. Lack oi bIIck ana
lumber has delayed the erection OF many
other buildings. one JhHdeI ehpioE9 ,a,
men. and his payroll fOr July was ) .ib2
II is estimated that the amount expended
for building and Improvements loi uilS ear
will De about : l,WoODN
The new passenger station-l2J 10y -
feet-is going mp rapidly. II Is Dulil ol
stone. and viii be the finest station. 80 Inc
officials say. ON the line OK the Norfolk ana
Western. II stands at the foot of college
aVcnnc. which is To Dee our princiue DI7l-
ness street. ON this avenue seN Neiai i"ISe
brick buildings are being erected. Ihe 10
tel Vanderbilt. i've stories, W 10y I-' net
VIII have 100 rooms: the improvement com
pany's new bank and Office building % 10y
SD feet. three stories. brick with stone ana
terra Gotta trimmings. is nearly under lO0l;
the candy factory of Mr. Bryan. OF Balti-
more. d. nearly ready lOr the roOi, ana
foundations are being laid for iour other
large brick buildings on this street. ana
other, are under contract The avenue
which extends from Main street to the Nor
fox and Western railroad. three-iorihs OF
"A mile. is being macadamlzcd rapidly. \
new hotel is building ola the Boulevard
Roanoke. ,,
The population has increased as rapidly
as ACCOMMODATIONS could hc secured, but the
census returns are not yet available. As
an indication OF this rapid increase lnc
census enumcrator reports that be lound I'D
salem SO persons, principally mechanics
and laborers. who had been already cnuule-
rated elsewhere in Virginia and othcr
states.
The sales of lots and improved property
for July aggregated S321,ODj. This amount
represents simply me transactions OF the
real estate agents in tine regular course OF
buslne... there having been no ~pecial SAFE
dny of lots hy any of the land companles
during the mOntb, ,,,.o
me salem poston.ce and telegraph Office
renOrt each an increase Ia business oi "'O
per cent, within the last ten months.
The neople are counting on the baltimore
and Ohio. and also on the Roanoke ana
southern railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
ALEXANDRIA.
Virginia Midland Road improvements
The Canal Disappearing.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Aug. j.-WhilC
closing his safe this morning, Mr.. Henry
Strauss had his thumb caught in between
the door and side and had the end of it cut
entirely of.
At the oficc.of the clerk Of the Corpora
iion Court t~rc is a goodly-sized pile oi
papers-charters Of interpretations of va
rious real estate and manufacturing enter
pri,es. They await the return OF Judge
Norton. who is now in New England.
The Virginia Midland road will shortly
replace the oId bridge across the Shenan-
d0ah at Rivcrlon a handsome structure OF
/ iron and steel.
Along the Loudoun branch Of this road
many improvements are 10 be noted. There
is quite a string Of villages now along the
roadside as far out as llcrndOn-twenty-
five miles. These are summer homes OF
/ Wasmngloniams principally. The old sta
tiOnS are being rapidly replaced by new
structures Of pretty designs, and ut The
smaller stations small bridges Of neat de-
sign have been erected. thereby iilling a
long-iclt want.
The old canal is fast disappearing. The
farmers along the banks are now utlllIng
il by plOwng down the banks and cutting a
uillcy i'm the centre, and seeding the whole.
That portion near the brickyards l. being
rapidly lllcd Np. inlS lling from mere 10
opposite Georgetown is said 10 have cost a
million and a half dollars. Alexandria
pr0ntcd but little from IT, The lawyers
got tat snaps ont Of il. of course.
The committee of Lee Camp. under whose
charge the sons of Veterans matter has
been put. are now taking names Of those
wishing 90 form the organization. 1t is eN-
poctrd that 200 names will be enrolled.
4 co.ored woman named Davis, living
near The local depot. attempted suicide last
NIGHT hy taking q vial Of laudanun.
Grange Camp exhibition and picnic is
now iu fun blast. Tomorrow a number Of
newspaper men will 90 out there to be set
nap bv Brother Wcdderburn. Tomorrow
the feature j. baby show.
Mrs. Mary ~kinker, most ostimablc
lady of Fauquicr, died i'm that county re-
Gently, AGED eighty-thrce years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
HE BLEW In TWO MILLIONS.
Young Mr.. Roberts Inhrritance Went "a
The Rate Of Million a Year.

The Rate Of Million Year.
Early i'm the spring OF lSs, there was a
fashionable wedding in Washington. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Alexander If.
Roberts. of Philadelphia. and Miss Mary
Mott OF this citN. Neither Of the parties
were of age at Tire time, aud much COM
ment WAS made in regard 10 the wedding.
a. was known. however. that the groom
would come in possession Of Il large estate,
and everybody THOUGHT Miss Mott was max
mg a lucky catch. II was a case Of love al
gfst -i-ht. and "a match would baVe followed
lf O. months notice hut tor the fnct that
VIZ Roberts was not in financial condition
o. undertake. the maintenance OF house
l0id. At thc time Miss Mott WAS singer
n the choir Of "a well-kn0wn church here.
shortly after the wedding, and when
Roberts became Of age, he came into pos
session of S2.OOOOO. This money had been
massed by his father through lucky oil
,peculat.Ons i'm Pennsylvania. ON the
-ircagth at this Inheritance Mr. and Mrs.
Roberts indulgcd in a European trip, and
upon their return spent several months at
fashionable hotel in this city. Later they
took up their residence In Philadelphia,
where they lived In style Roberts had
ffotting stable, "a steam yacht. pack OF
hounds. and suddenly developed sporting
nr0clilit.r-. He seemed 10 take a spe-
cial liking 90 prize fighters. and went
I'D far as to make them welcome
20 his own home. lie would throw
the wine cellar ODen and entertain
them in royal shape. These men would on
these occasions gorge themselves with
drinK. and frequently there WAS "A rough
and-tumDle Leht. On one particular eve
ming there WAS AN cleNen-r0and fight IN the
pallOr. aud the facts al the time were wired
all over the country. On this occasion
much Of the valuable furniture was demOl-
-hcd, and Alexander Roberts, in a bout
with AN outsider. received injuries which
confined INN 70 his room for some time.
The innocent young wife naturally took eX-
cepti0ns 10 the manner in which she W. :
being exposed in public, regardless Of the
fact that her every desire, from pecuniary
point of view, was granted. She protested,
and within a year they had separated.
Roberts has proven his ability As a spend
thrift. for within the short period Of two
years he almost completely exhausted his
large fortune. lie LEFT Philadelphia, went
West, and located in Denver. Col. ON
Monday Mrs. Roberts iilcd bill in the
Denver court for divorce. She alleges that
it has become impossible for her 10 live
Hith hIm on account Of his alleged drinking
habits. She also alleges. in her complaint,
that the most OF her husbands money II
cone, and, unless restrained, he Will, very
soon. make way with all Of u.-W ashlng-
tJn Critic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

l.. punnayant: alternates-CharlesR X. Nor
ton. A. :. Ford. COurthouse-ThOmas W.
Scott. w. {. Darlington; alternates-,I> w.
Garden, Darlington Grigsby. Scotts Store
Dr. W. T.. Michic; alternate-R. +. Iutchc-
son. Priddy's Store COloncl w. +. Green; /;
alicrnatc-A. b. Rice. Aspenwall-W. d..
Rice. :. ID. Morton; alternates-W. q. Shell
ton. . Madisonyille-J. W. LOngbOt-
ham, l.. Il. Ford; alternates-W. :. Pugh,
T. y. Thornton. Clements-S. {. Daniel.
Wylliesburg- l.. Spalding. James f..
Booth; alternatcs-J. B. Barnes, T. T..
briggs. Red oak Groye-A. G. Jetlress;
altcnate-A. J. Atkins.
The delegates 90 uninstructed. Chair
man B. o. Eggleston, on account OF pres
sing business engagements, resigned his
position. the whole meeting protesting
against his action. and with ere at reluc-
tancc accepting his resignation. a more
efficient chairman or truer Democrat "a
county never had. DR.. \. :. Priddy was
elected as his successor, and under his
leadership the same grand old majoritics
for Democracy may be expected from Char
lOttc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
GREENSBORO.
A Romantic Fight Ruptuso Among Re
pubiicans.

GREENSBORO, NC. Aug. o. Special. r.
\ young lady, Miss Mile Foy, who lives
across Ncuse river opposite New Bernc.
had "A romantic adventure last "Wednesday
with a desperate lover. She had decided ON
making "A trip South 10 visit an uncle, and
GOT IA relative Of hers, Mr.. Noah fulcher. to
take her across 20 the city in "A boat. They
succeeded in getting across, pursued by
Mr.. Lewis ROwes. the disappointed lover,
in another boat. Just as they landed he
succeeded in graphing their boat, and said
he was determined 10 have her. fulcher
ordered him OF. hut he held on; and then
Fulcher struck him with an oar. Rowcs
then drew pistol, but Fulcher struck him
two more blows with the oar and the pistol
dropped from his hand. Here the girl made
her eseape from the bellgerauts and went
IN her way. The lover abandoned the chase
in despair and went home.
Mr. John X. Webster, prom. nent figure
in State poltics-a Democrat-but who has
occupied good deal Of ndependo nt ground,
-ays that Mr.. Williams. the democratic
nominee for Congress, will carry at least
six counties ont Of the eight in the district.
10 is obvious that the Republican sentiment
Is good deal divided on Mr.. Brewer.
Regular trains are soon % be run ON the
Yadkin railroad from Salisbury to stanley.
Track laying is progressing at the rate Of
half-mile day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
=. a. STEPHENS ROMANCE
f.. Ia.,inaunc Belle lie Fell in Love
with at sight.

fI. fascinating Belle lie Fell in Love
with al sight.
Ir was always much speculation
......- .t,e hie of Alexander II. stephens
...... ......., .r married. nor did this -pecula-
-..,. ,..,... ,f .or b.. had gone 10 The grave a
..f...r It. q~nu a. Brownies "Liie OF
A..l4rI.rU H. - tepbcn-" -Nes one version,
rI Odd. News. IsOn fhe authority oi the
|. interested. -lt 's another version oul
nHlfi- thc hl~t i0unded' OF WhctheI
some f0ludatOR ior Doih versions
rmu~t draw hi- OWN conclusions =. =
lf- 90 Alexander ~. Nl'p"eu9
It.-4v that when Nr. stephens " as
-af Madison. Morgan county, "a''
...l Dl f-.,Z. Doe lost his heart. II say
.... .pi..t.e not noted here, or even
him uutil nearly iorif years 0iier
...r.... ,.e may briefly advert 10.
N- pupils af This school was young
I,.fff lu person and character,
u flr Young teacher learned more
.IN. found in tb. books. ana WhOin
jose with depth of alieciicn an
t.rtlat it was condemned to nope
.rd silence. The poor slnueht'
...-p.cf 0f worldly Advancement
...I. Al0 looked forward To an cary
..-f iuf think ui marrying ihHsi
..I l0.e. Aud Doe never spoke ol I,
tY aus untn a generation hdu
.nI chem 60 bat one friend
.r version oi Mr. stephens carry
.tf.i in say ttunah. which he visit
il. lil OF 1854. ana the authority -
..r. .- Mr-. Caroline Regina Maria
In.lf dp.reudant Of Lord Rclaid
TanI. Mr- smith says ih't "heh
-.....-' Ndtlu ~afanulh DE- met h'i
.'. .tf- Of Edward lhomas court
ff.f1a aud their
.r.- lc sscetinE Mf. oteph.h7
.,...,..,. to pay his addresses 10 MI.
...t... vr. Bil8f, on BIS return
..,.t ,. 3D.. DID, auybtor Belle what
...... bad said a6d sbe 1eTy
-..l.t..t.ne wopld pot receive
......,- C.r.. .,ifor. .vhereuYOh Mr.
...... -,.ot, t,u and said. Il thibk my
.I. ,t.,n,,~ Looking and the most
..... anI would NOT be surprised u
N. Stephens fell iu l0te with my VIC ~
..... .f fDi. Belle" The iather Oh ihe IA
... Uufue hi. married daughter OF, Wy
I.fIuun anrctiOuate way. saiu;
H.. n.f Dee surprised u Nputthas -
l..f. shall see Mr.. stephens ana bIihs
around % Sea thi7 eNchih-' Az" '"N"
H.l hni OUT N.
i.t.rin the afternoon Mr.. Bland met Nj;
..ef.- In the Office Of Mr.. McLaWs anu
...I IhIm t1 which OF the ladies nc feirrT'u
. Ar. stephens described the personal
appearance Of Mr.. Gourtcnay, ana re,
1..t..d that she was the only lady he had
1-. uei aud loved at first sight; TO NhlSh
Df.. 9n Mr. Bland made reply that the
,u .uest!sn had been married. Mr.
N+.t Ieioiucl that he did not care II sbe
S.. married: that be desired 10 renew
,tsa ~ pay hls addresses 10 her, ana
r.. Band said. my daughters nus
....ll. 1SK. and you see h0w vain your
"N a shade Of pain passed over
f.. ', stephens, and the lnfliaiiOh
4iHad, savannah News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
LYCNHBURG.
Farmers Alliance Convention to he Held
Death of Mr.. John Terrell.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Aug. j.-.Special. f.
The district and state conventions of the
Farmers Alliance will assemble here on
ihe 18th and 18Th instant. The former
Will DE composed Of about seventy dele
gates. and the latter Of one hundred
aud thirty. the district secretary,
Major ID. j. Evans. OF Campbell, is here,
and has made satisfactory arrangements
with all of the hotels and b0arding-nouses
for entertaining the delegates and visitors
on favorable terms. Thc establishment OF
a produce exchange and Alliance ware
house is one Of the leading questions to en-
gage the attention Of the District Alliance.
Mr. John Terrell, son Of Or. j. /. Terrell,
Of Campbell county. a former member OF
the legislature and brother of DR.. Terrell.
OF this city, died Yesterday near tins city.
His brother Thomas Terrell - also crIt-
callN ili at his fathers residence.
Major Richard +. Gaines. Of Charlotte,
positively declined, at smithfeld Yesterday,
tO poe q candidate for Congress against Paul
G.. Elnunds. The delegates To the district
convention. so far appointed from Char
lottc. are unanimous for Edmunds. also
those from Halifax.
j. Edwin llcngst and John Watson, 1--we.
enthusiastic bicycle champions from Bait
mOrn left that city ON the 18th for the
Natural Bridge. through tue Valley, and
made the trip at AN average OF ility miles
per day. They left here last night for nome
ON the eastern bound train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
IsuenOs tyres.

LONDON. Aug. "a dispatch to the
Times from BucnOs Ayres, says President
Celman having been abandoned by Pole
erini. Roca, Pene, and Garcia, thus becom'
ing completely isolated, has been forced to
present his resignation 10 joint meeting
of the Chambers. As Celman's parttsans
still form majority of the Chambers The
presentation Of his resignation Is proDa'
bly a trick. The Chambers have the
constitutional right 10 decide whether the
Presidents reasons for resigning are suIil'
cient TO warrant the acceptance of his ne
ignaion. Celman declares his resignation
~ irrnN NOcnblo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
LUNENBURG.
Growth Of the County Alliance-frais'
for "The Times"

Growth Of the County Alliance-fr"is'
for "The Times"
LUNENRuEG c. H., .,NArAns.o .-lopeclaiI
The farmers convention Of the County ALI
ance met here on Saturday the "a INST
rho ,rder numbered about five hundred III
ms comfy. and is constantly Increasing.
Many of the most influential ana best
Sarmers Of the county belong 10 the Order.
Sarmer. IL president of the County Alliance
ar,, nmt Mr. Thomas c. Mathews, another ii-
seIIigent n ard prosperous young farmer; i
secretary and purchasing asenl. s,oa ",, ,c
Mathews is also the i,lgnne aelegae IN The state
Alliance Convention TO meet this month IN
Iynchburg. va. 81 any.mambers were hearty
in their praise Of THs TINES ior the goyu
words Tiir TINES has constantly spOAeh 'n
behalf OF the farmers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

COLUMBIA. :. G.. Aug. j.-1he colorCd
Farmers' Alliance has made its appear
amce, and State Alliance Lecturer Powers
says it numbers $1,000 members in South
Carolina. While the chief purpose Of tie
order IS mutual benefit, Mr.. Powers sa, :
irs mnniod 20 do whatever would be 10
.ts advantage. II would 90 into politics If
ncccss sly. great gathering OF the col
orel Alliance uf the state viii meet at
Aiken ruc-day, when a secret conferen' e
viii also De- held tn arrange Tor the presen-
tafiOn Of Alliance candidates. Tillman
viii probably be- endorsed. ana candidates
tor Congress will be- presented in the tilst,
second, and Seventh districts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
FSeysyiile'- Progress.

KFYsVHLE, ", Aug. Especial. r.
The people are much interested IN lhe I'M
nroyrmcnts going on al Keysyillc, and art
determined that there shall be one large
Town in the county. The former owner'
have recently sold out 10 syndicate VINO
have formed a icint stock company and are
now selling the stock.
The new railroad from keysville to Char
lottesNille. or some point near, Is beng
rapidly pushed forward. The first ten mile,
from Farmgilie towards hcysyille i about
Graded. and the trains will be running here
by the l,l Of December.
The recent heavy rains have been very
destructive i'm some portions OF the county
particularly in the fiat lands. The crops o
corn and tobacco on the uplands are Neil
line. and "A second crop OF grass is a.
sured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
Niagtra's NTystery.

NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. j.-rhis morning
an officer found brown coat, vest an1
derby hat on the bank of the river in Pros
pect Park, above the American fall. ~
the pockets were found letters and business
cards. which lead 10 the belief thai ih'
,Vvner was Jacob n. kershiner, OF Brad
f,rd Ontario. IL j. believed he has com
mitfed suicide by going over the falls.