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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
GORDONSVlLLES GAIT.
Her Rapid March Of Improvemont-The
Churches.

Her Rapid March Of ImprONemcnt-fhe e.
Churches.
GORDONsyILLE, Va, February i-'Spe-
cial The march Of improvement which is
so noticeable i'm other parts of The State is
making a beginning in this section, and
promises well for the future.
nder the energetic management OF the
town council the new watcr-wOrks have
been inaugnrated and brought 10 a success
ful completion. and now an abundant sup
PLY of pure wafer is no every mans door
The streets are now being macadamilcd
and put in order, and there is a general air
Of putting thing 10 rights.
The prospect Of the speedy luiiding 90
this place Of the keysyille and Orange
Railroad, which is now under contract and
I'm process Of construction south Of James
river. is very encouraging. This new road
and the building Of the branch of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio from this place tO QuantcO.
which seems well assured. Will Give new
impetus tO the growth of the town and the
Development OF the surrounding country.
In Keeping with the bright augurics for
the future the GOrd0nsyillc Gazette came
out in IA boom edition recently, which has
been very generally distributed in various
parts Of tine country as means of directing
attention TO the advantages of the place.
The several churches. which have been
without pastors. have now all been sup
piled. Rev. a. a. Little has, after a brief
pastorate i'm Atlanta. resumed charge Of the
Presbyterian church. Rev. Mr.. LdsOn.
late of Michigan. has accepted the call Of
the Baptist church, made vacant hy The re-
mOyal of Rev. Dr. McCOun 90 knoxville,
and Rev. Mr.. Spencer will preach one sun
day in each month for the Disciples. ''Par-
sonically," also the town may De said TO be
on "A boom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

BERLIN. February 4.-Iler Schmidt, the
editor Of the Cologne Gazette, has been sen-
tenced 10 one months Imprisonment In
Fortress for publishing calumnics against
the D0wager Empress frcderick's.
LONDON. February i.-Mr. William
O'Bren, in a speech at Manchester this
evening, declared that Mr.. Glatnt0ne's re-
Cancellation OF England and Ireland, was
one OF the greatest triumphs Of the century.
VIENNA. February At is reported by
Vienna papers that the arrest Of Major Pa
niiza. Of the bulgarian army, VINO with
several other officers was taken into Gus
todv at sofia several days ago. was due 10
the discovery that he and his companions
were connected with q plot 10 assasainaie
Prince Ferdinand and proclaim regency,
LONDON, February l.-MIs. Oliver. y
sister OF The late John Bright ard not9i
temperance sgitalof, ls dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
ITEMS In VIRGINIA.
MEETING AT EMPORlA FOR
GREENSVlLLE RELIEF.

Collision on New railroads Sabbath
Observance at Norfolk News from
Lynchburg. Petersburg. DanvIne and
other Points.
DANvnLE,NA., February A. Special.
There was a collision between shifting en-
gine and construction train ofthe Atlantic
and Danyillc Road this morning within the
limits, 10y which an engine and two freight
cars were seriously damaged. No persons
were injured, and tie track was cleared in
a short while.
IN consequence Of a wreck Of freights on
the Midland Road, near Alexandria, the
Midland passenger train due here at 40
this morning did not reach here until 1890
IN.
The excitement and the discussion over
The charter matter have been transferred 10
Richmond, where the subject is before "a
legislative committee. Opposing deega-
tions left here this morning for the Capital.
A Danyille tobacco house George T..
Tuckett q SOn-has Just received a fine gold
medal, awarded Tor the hest exhibit Of plug.
smoking and plug cut tobaccos displayed at
the late International Maritime Exhibition
in Boston, Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

PrIrsBrRG. PA. February "A canton,
Ohio. special % the Times says; Adam
Baker ana his wife. residing on farm
near Paris were attacked with Ia grippe
few days ago. The minds Of both became
affected. Bal threatened and attempted
tO Kill his attendants. and WAS re-
moved 10 his fathers home near
Girard. O. Last sunday ni-ht hrs.
Baker eludel her nurse. AMI taxing
her three-y ear-old son in ner arms
ran Tor several miles in her stocking ieet'
Mrs. Baker was captured. AID will be taken
10 the insane asylum ~ Toledo. she Is .
ra,ing maniac. Mr. Biker Will probably
recover. They were Well-to-do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February i.-Goy-
ernor Campbell continued his testimony
before the ballot-boN investigation commit
tee to-day. lie quoted from a speech de-
livercd by Governor Foraker at Marietta.
after the witness had denied that he mad
any connection with "a b1llnt-hox contract.
I'm his speech Governor Foraker had charged
mat Governor Campbell could not MAKE an
ont and out denial OF bis connection WIN
the ball0i-b0x scandal. The witness sara
that he quoted this as Dee bad quoted an eol-
tOrial from the Commercial 1a<eie lestei-
day. 10 show how any denial be might make
mil IL -.-.I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Joseph T. Murphy. manufacturer Of cotton
ani No0ien goods In Philadelphia. made an
ao gnmcnt yesterday. Liabilities, 100000.
Assets mot known
Mark 81. Herr. formerly assistant sergeant
N.-arms of enc United states House Of Rep
f.sontatycs. was shot ana killed in San
iHtc'sc0 Monday night by Jack Naughton.
Frank Allen, who il charged with having
fa,ei ii o0D ou forged paper and eiopod
N..h hi. cousin. Gertrude whlttacre, from
PORTLAND. Michigan, eighteen months ago.
'', been captured near Denver. lie and the
young lady are being taken back 10 Michigan
it detectives
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
ASHLAND AFFAlRS.
A stormy Meeting of the Town Fathers
Little Notes.

ASHLAND. VA. February A. Special. E.
Mrs. j. A. Brown and one of her little girls
are both quite sick.
Last Monday night was the time for the
regular meeting Of the Town Fathers, and q
stormy meeting IL was. The main busi-
ness which caine up was the adoption Of
amendments % the charter Of the town.
one of the amendments provides for the
issuing Of bonds for the purpose OF improy-
ing the streets of the town. This amendment
causedmuch discussion and many hot words
but the whole charter, as amended. was
finally adopted by a majority Of ONE, and II
will now 20 % the Legislature 20 be adopted
bv that BODY. The vote on the amendment
stood as follows Affirmative, Charles SteD-
bins. Clifton Lee. j. W. TAYLOR, William a.
shepard; negative, c. b. Jones, L. Delarue,
). C.. Tiller
Major shepard was appointed commit
tee % take charge, as amended, OF the char-
ter before the Committee on Cities and
Towns Of the Legislature and 10 associate
with him such citizens as he may desire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

An honest man will regret that he IS not as
GOOD as woman, instead o. pretending that
be is better.
The two things that honest people never
excuse. under any circumstances are tnieF-
cry and insincerlty.
Only believe half Of what YOU hear that
Great people say. only belief half OF what you
hear that little people do.
When you can induce man to hoid your
horse in the rain, how natural IL Is 10 larry
around the fire on the inside.
ltisa cold, clammy thing TO say out 'no7o
neonle who treat friendship the same as any
other selfshness get most out OF II
A pup looks 50 mild and innocent that VIC
soroettmes think it will turn out better tnah
g.hers Of its race, but 1t always turns out d
dog.
The svmpatbies Of people are always win
,hs unfortunate, because the people kno"
thev nrs 80 Liable to be unfortunate tnein'
selves.
vou are always saylns that your grienu'
as.art you AZ the time YOU need Ieen n'oss'
bus shey 80 exactly what yos eaVe pesn w
lnS al ycas liie, ~AtesIsoa Globe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
THE MISSING BARGAMlN
Traced to Clifton Forge, Lynohburg and
RnltimOre.

SrAt,NroN. VA. February g. Special.
Ciiaord A Bareamin, who left here about
week AGO. has been traced 10 Clifton Forge,
Iynchburg aud Baltimore. At Clifton
Forge he drew the balance due him on his
contract. 81. 700. and when last heard nom
h- was in Baltimore and going west. His
property, including family furniture, Is adj
vertised 10 be sold February 18th. The ru-
mors wired last night have been fully con-
frmed by further developments. 10 was re-
ported here tonight that Bargamin had
committed suicide in Baltimore, but the re-
mort is not credited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
GREENSVlLLE FARMERS.
4 Large Public Meeting at Emporia-
Resolutions Adopted.

FNfpORfA. VA. February g. Corespon-
dence. -Grccns,ille County Court opened
today al 10 A. NJ. Hon. G. J.. Bafhain'
Judge, on the bench.
Two colored men-Yiz., Eddie Belle and
.I.sse Evans-wcrc tried and sentenced for
two years 10 tine peniieniiary for house
breaking. ..
Judge Barham kindly suspended court
proceeding from o'clock 10 "''V =. VI, 10, i1l
1hc consideration of the appeal recently
made and published in the state papers for
aid for thp farmers OF Grcensyillc county.
Cont reassembled ana routine business was
transacted.
Following is the Official report OF the
meeting:
Considerable stir having been made con
cerning the public appeal for help. aud pub
llshed In The papers Of this state end othera.
asking aid for the needy iarm@s o! ureens-
Nile county, epublic meeting was called 10.
day al TIE ponrt.honse, 70 lesI NE sentiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
FROM LYNCHBURG.
A Young virrinlan's Death In Ne" "'N''
co-Minor Mention.

~
co-Minor Mention
LYNcHBURG. VA, February D.. ,- .Sp,-
bv letter to his mother Of the death mn IN Ne" ="
Mexico Of young Nirglnla1n n"nen nSllay" coun. o.
~ ~ & W. some time he resided IN Roanoke
egmployed g W by Kinder 4 Franklin, and IN n
S.lP'0y ,.n vent sT 10 New Mexico 70 loon
aat. alter the cattle interests Of James man -,
Pace. OF Richmond. Being ~ n'as was
~ strict integrity and courage nc M"9 S
~ o., elected sheriff Of Boswell county, ana
sopR SscSsTse charge Of bis duty was on the 1ln Of
j. January, Shot and killed by some red ae,pJirr. ISine
does whom he and his deputies Mere Mere o3e Of
10 arrest for some crime; ,oa, n' IN NAL letter TO
his mother infsrming her Of the death o. sr lls,
sos SOY 'nD and burial tie writer says ~My .eaa dess
lsdg~In losing John you are 10. ssup' a,cS
afflicted, as we have lost nople.nsasss"d nca ~
generous, manly citizen, brave omVef ~"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
snIlIrnn On 10 Mi..I..IppI.

BosroN, MASS. February John l..
sullivan will leave for Newark. y. j.,
Thursday morning, aud saturday night
will leave for Puryis. Miss. where his
case comes up before the supreme Court
on an appeal. Sullivan says he hardly ex-
poets 10 escape punishment. but he believes
that he ought 10 he let Oh at least ~ easily
as Kilrain. lie could not be induced 10 talk
about Jacgs0n's ability as a lighter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

q true Christian man. lie was too good and
generous 10 be prosperous financially. No
man could ask aid Of him and net get it, as
many man Of this country can testify. Ac-
cept. then, Mrs. Berkely the heartfelt SYM
lhiny oi the entire community In your great
loss. None knew him but 10 love him"
Mr. W. Fred. Grantham, a native OF Eng
iand. and most excellent citizen. died YES
wrdaY al his residence on Finh street Of
grippe, aged nifty years, leaving one daughi
Ter and many friends.
The exhibit OF the Tobacco Association
here Yesterday. shows In the report Of the
president an Increase Of nearly 3OO,O0O
pounds In sales Of tobacco this ycaroy the
same period last year.
Judge Singleton pisgs lbst his youngest
child last night by death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

BEILEFoNrE. PA. February 4.-charles
Andrews was to-day convicted Of murder
In the lir-t degree Tor the killing Of Clara
Price. beautiful and welEknoRH young
lady, whose mutiiated and outraged re-
mains were recently llscoyered lyipg by
ihe side Of an unlre mentfd pritete Toads
The evidence MAS purely csrcnmsIaRtiall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
BLACKSTONE BITS.
Interesting Lecture bv the Rev DR..
Hatcher en- SpurEeOn and His Work.


Hatcher en- SpurEeon and His Work.
BLACKSTONE. VA. February A. Special.
The people Of Blackstone enjoyed quite
an intellectual treat last night IN listening
to a very fine lecture from Dir. W. T..
Hatcher, Of your city, on "spurgeon ana
his work. .,,
II was closely listened 20 by large audi
ence. The Doctor, in his usual forcible
style. very elOquently described MS WISH 10
the home Of Sir. spurgeon, in London, ms
church. his orphanase ana cohese, anu
proyed cOnclusyely % his audience
What a great and good man he is, and
what a wonderful work he has accomplish
ed and is doing. In the course Of ms re-
,narIe he alluded 10 ~purgcOn and Glad
stone as the two men most respected ana
most prosecuted in England. AT the con p,
rmsion OF his remarks the Rev. Dr. pr' !,
NJ Sydnor very kindly extended general
,nyi,sfion 10 the audience 10 come up ana
be introduced TO the distinguished senlle-
man of your city, which most OF them
very gladly accepted.
Dr. Hatcher leit for home to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

RALEIGH. y. C.. February g. pccial
J.. Moore. wh0escap,d from jail al Gre
borO last Friday WIS rtcapiurel tp-,t'l q
lie was caughta few miles from Madison,
and just 10 sight 0i the Dan n'er Dii"ke;
lie had built lire % DO some cooking, and
while sitting over 30 feli asleep. The light
Of the nre attracted the men in pursuit ot
him. and be- was easily capturcf. \ re-
ward of 500 was 90 red By the sheriff lDr
him. he will De hanged on Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

ratalGa.oIine T1ploslon.

ALTOONA. PA. February i.-lhis even
ing Miles Aldcnsberrer, While ming
large gasoline tank was overcome Dy
heat. Frank Clifton went 70 Ai1' NJ
bercer's assistance. carrying lamp lighed
An explosion followed, fatally burning Jo-
seph II. Bougic, owner OF the TANK, ana Sc
rieuslv burning Aldensberger, clifton and
two other men whose names are not known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
MECKLENBURG MATTERS.
Mr.. Il. &. MadduN Dead-La Grippe At
tacks Chase CITY.


CHASE CITY, Va, February g.. >pc-
cial. This town is much afflicted by "la
grippe" Sufferers are in nearly every
family, and in some families most Of the
members are sick. The High school has
suspended because the principal is sick.
"I.a grippe" has ceased 90 be a Joke.
MIR X. G.. MadduX, the very efficient and
popular cashier of the Bank Of Chase CITY,
died Yesterday morning at 3 o'clock OF
acute pneumonia. lIehad been complain
ing several DAYS last week, but was at his
desk Friday evening. He remain cd at
home saturday, but did not finally take his
bed till sunday evening. Monday night al
o'clock he died. Two physicians laDored
faithfully 90 save this valuable life without
avail. 4 very interesting family, % wife
and six children, mourn the loss Of "a kind
husband and indulgent father The entire
community mourn with them. Mr.. Mad
dux was formerly a resident Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
Aid for De.tltute Farmers.

Chicago. February 4.-Goyernor Millett'
Of South Dakota, has appealed TO the Chi
cago Board Of Trade for subscription 20 the
amount Of $4,000 10 enable the destitute
farmers OF his state to purchase seed. grain
and feed for animals. The board at a
meeting to-day appointed a committee OF
three 10 attend TO the request Of the Cover
nOr's communication.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

shiloh taarIn nemedy marvellous
r.fr iDi Clfarrh. Dlphtherla. Canker Mouth
.I Iiftlarhc With each bottle there Is an
iNrr' ua Aasll Injector fOr she more sue
,.'ui treatment Oi these complaints With
'i extra charge. pilcc 90 cenfs. SOd by
n''fhef Brothers ud ~. NJ. shields a 20.
N'iief pi liiih aud 1la shall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

p. li MOI worth the small price Of 70 cents
w zee yourself oi every symptom Of these
i,ssins complainisg lfyOu think 10, call
q. .Nf store aud ger bottle OF ShiiOhs Vital
H.. t,it npt'le has printed guarantee
....- st accordingly, aud n II does you no
pr WI cost you nothing sold by Booze
.i .,plhcit aud IA. n. Shields 4 Co., corner
'' 'nin aud Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
REEDS RULINGS
Hare Beneficial Effect in ohio-De"o-
cratic Victory.

COLUMBUS. o., February 3. - At the
special election held to-day for Repre.ent~-
i've in this (Franklim county b. illl me va
cancy occasi0ned by the death oi HON
John 3. Lawlor. A. D. lleiiner, Democrat
was elected over Or. William shepard, 10y
1900 majority. Private telegrdms nom
Brown and Clcrmont counties, say that IN
that Senatorial district az the special e'ec-
tion to-day. % choose the successor Of :, ma
Tor Ashhurn, who died. hr. Jno. NJ, rat
iers0n. Democrat. was elected over Dam
hack by 600 majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
tbs WEST VIRGINIA CONTEST
Nearly at an End-Fleming Democrat to
be seated.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. February 4.-Ihe
INVESTIGATING committee on the Harris
charge reported to-day. cXonerating Con
from amy attempt tO corrupt any members
OF the legislature. but that there was sum
cient evidence 90 cause suspicion against
stolinrer. 4 vote was then taken ON the
Maxwell resolution 10 seat Goh. resulting
ayes. 40: noes. 43. 10 WAS strict party
vote. President Carr voting with the Demo
Gratis. A vote was then taken on Chairman
KEGS resolution % seat Fleming. resulting
ayes. l3; noes, il, Carr again voting win
the Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
GAS EXPLOSION
Leads to the Report Of A Eaiiwsy Acct
dent.

Leads 70 tfe is'f"'f % nanny
dent.
PllrsByRG. IA, February t.-At iv;')
O'Clock tonight the police department WAS
rotided that an explosion had occurred AZ
the Duquesne steel Works. and thar eight
or ten injured men were coming Ia on me
Pltisburx, Virginia aud Charleston iian-
way. due al lo:io =. NJ. TO be- taken u tne
ho~pitals. These were similarly nti-
led. and their amnulances were scot
10 the station % receive ths f.c1ms:
TIE only passenger tidt s.xr's"
eror, the train was john Bufk. one Of the IN
mred men. From him u was learned ~
An explosion OF natural gas had occurred
the steel works at DalueSne. frank toilon,
night superintendent, WAS probably iatei's
harmed. a. was also labcFef. Who ca,,s, 4
tas explcslon ny carrying an expose" n.h,
into tie casIiax PIT. hlrk wRs seiIVusiy
burned, bat Will recover,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

ID. ''u'n changes Of weather cause throat
tDer is no more eifectual
,A i,f coughs, colds, ETC.. than Browns
r,ee ....e..., ''-. i'esbes. sold only 10 boxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

AS AoCEAyArlNG SORE THROAT is soon
relieved by Dr. ID. Jayne's ExpectOrant, an
ON.ume remedy for Bronchial and PulmO-
na1 Affections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
roErIGS

Herr schmidt editor Of The Cologne Gazette.
taa been Imprisoned for eliminating The
N.NlErr Empress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

Patents have been granted as follows 10
Virginia Lewis u. White. of Norfolk. lor
piOw. Charles a.. a W. II. Emery, a-sl2npi'
90 Bonsack Machine Company, n sAleh'
cigarette machines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

The feature OF the House to-day Was H.
lings. The tactics OF the minority were re-
heated in their demand for the reading Of
the Journal i'm full This being completed,
SIR. Springer declared that part had n
omitted. but as Mr.. Mckinley was on Ms
feet with "A motion that the Journal be ai~
prOyed. the Speaker paid no attention 20 the
Gentleman from Illinois, but recognized the
leader OF the majority, who followed his
first motion With demand for the previous
question. which was ordercd-ayes, lo9;
navs. none. A number Of Democrats SUM-
cient 10 make a quorum were entered IN the
Journal as present and not voting. The
Journal was appr0yed-yeas, 1906 nays
none-the Speaker arranging the eonstitu-
tional quorum as in previous Instances.
Atthis point Mr. Springer was recogni<ed
/ 70 make a motion t0 adjourn. The motion
was nut and deleated-y ia; nays, iOi'
! The Speaker laid before the House various
senate bills for reference, among lhem one =
relieve the treasurer Oi the Onited 0ldie'
from the amount now charged 70 hinh, AM
10 deposit with the several states. in'
speaker referred this bill under the rules y
the Committee on Ways and Means, Dut DIT
Bland, Of Missouri. moved that tne p'1 ~
referred 10 the Committee on App'opr"
tions. .....,..,.
The Speaker at first declined 70 entestaii
the motion. stating that under lne rue ''
,hs hiIl was clearly within the jurisdiction
NJ he Wags and Means Committee. :
lon- vranrle onsned. and when Nj
pIand's motion was put 10 the H'uie:
IVA, dafsalal -.yeas. D; nays, loi. To
ouoruI was e0auted ln BY she spt akeI a
t>lofe, Mr. Floweri Of New seEk' ms'e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

The fourth annual banquet of the New
York Southern society will be- held at the
Len0X l.yceum. Madison avenue and Fifty
ninth street. on Saturday evening. February
I'D. The dinner viii DE In the main bail,
around which are fny bOxe, with siN seats
iu each. These boxes VIII be sold -cpa-
rltcly from the dinner ticket. The commit
tee of arrangements consists OF W. q. ,ren-
shaw. Jr.. Robert l.. Harrison and Robert
W. GWathmey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-04

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