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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
Two HAPPY MARRIAnEs.

Mr.. Walter Russell Dey and Miss Linda
Eley Wright, a popular young couple OF
this city, were married yesterday by Pre-
sding-Elder j. G Reed aud left for the
Natural Bridge. Later Mr.. Louis Martin
Curdts and Miss Annie Laurie Lenalr We're
united by Rev. George d. Armstrong, ID.
D., and left for Niagara Falls.
No material has been received from the
contractors for the battle-ship Texas since
Juue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

MRS. M. C. PERKINS DEAD.
Heavy Rains in Danyille-Arrest OF All
Alleged Fugitive.
Especial telegram tc tho Dispstch.l

Especial telegram &c the Dispatch.l
DANvmLE. Va, August 21.-Mrs. Minnie
Cheatham Perkins. a well-knOwn lady Of
Stuart. died at her home in that place yes
terdav and was buried TO-DAY. She WAS the
wife OF Dir. j. +. Perkins, and was formerly
a resident of Lynchburg.
A large force OF hands Is now at work on
the Roanoke and Southern road between
Martinsville and Roanoke.
There was q heavy ram here this after
noon which came down in q perfect tor
rent. and though it lasted but a few min
utes the streets we're flooded. II is hardly
probable that much damage was done to
growing crops.
ARRESTED AND BROUGHT BACK.
About three weeks ago Charles Rowles
shot man named John Stone at Spring
Garden, in this county. and was bailed IL
the sum of one hundred dollars. He after
wards left and went 70 Texas, and his
bondsmen had 10 pay the forfeit. To-day,
on a telegram received from Chatham,
Rowles was arrested in this city and was
much the worse for whiskey. He claims
that he shot the man accidentally, that he
had no idea of fleeing from justice. and
that he was on his way to Chatham to stand
his trial when arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
A CONFIDENCE SCHEME,
by which Portsmouth Thieves swindle
and Rob Immigrants to the West.


special telegram to ihs Dispatch
NoaroLK. Va. August 2l.-The police de-
tectiyes here are on the track If an extern
slye confidence scheme established to
swindle the emigrants leaving New York
for this port ~, route West. The headquar-
tiers of the gang are supposed to DO IN
Portsmouth.
VICTIM.
An immigrant with $500 fell into the
hands of the gang yesterday afternoon
while going from the Old Dominion
steamer landing in Portsmouth TO the
Norfolk and Western depot IN Norfolk.
By good luck the thieves only got por-
ton OF the money.
HOW THEY OPERATE.
The plan of working Is 10 have one of
the gang leave Castle Garden with the
immigrants and fix the job for his con-
federates, who arc on the lay when the
steamer arrives here. and the contidIng
foreigners are relieved OF their cash. Just
before they are compelled TO get on the
western train and haven't time to commu-
nicate with the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
ORKNEY SPRINGS

-hkNANDohu COZ d.
SUMNER RESORT FOR laa'. .I
Tn ruest climate .u tlH pom U..i-
giulns. Climate very -all.r'Dls a.i
,0gs Average mean temtr.ail'f f.t.
ring tle entire summer munfNe
Tue large number ~ diHrr.l. r..''
and controlled ~ the comf.af m....
popular resort ~ ail t.is hieAl Row
0i The United af3s
Puro spr.ue-wsier perfect fr1.rff.
mills. lue1eolieI c4lsile. b. 'lr..fl
dies AMI gentlemen, t.H.f'f galley.
courts, largest sslmmlng- ul1. iH 60 ti
etr. coed Is1ry, excel .uf .....-
auca daring gao SUNNI - N.
acras in eHfrlt. rml-ar.rr -.nH .t
mo4ufalu scgIfry lu .H. r.l..I.
For clrr.iArs aut terms $50.
IS G-e.li5t b. 3D.. ~ thr, BOO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
lace CTKTAINA.

REMNANTS OF six In plata AID fiacya.
quarter the regular prco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
EXCURSIONS. &c.

INCLUSION TO WEST POINT BY
IA THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINEERS AND ORDER RAILWAt con-
DUCTORS on MONDAY, August p, 81, from
Manchester, Va. Fine Boating, Fishing, aud
Dancing. Arrangements have been made with
Terminal Hotel 10 furnish dinner 10 ~ ceats
each. Tickets: Gentlomen, IS cents. Ladies'
20 cents. Train will leave Manchester AZ = 4. ".
au l9-Tu.F&Su3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
FISHING NTEREsT PICKING UP.
Az HIsToRIc ANNTvERsARY.

On the anniversary of the surrender at
Yorktown the 18th Of October-the cor
ner-stone of the new market-house and ar
mory Will be laid with imposing Masonic
ceremonies and military and fre-depart-
ment parade. Grand-Master Craighul, OF
Lynchburg. is expected 10 be present.
One Norfolk law firm is said to have
Melted $4,000 out Of two cases recently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

Our sale ~ these gooisthis week demo-. .frs...
that iog prices h whst 800 people alrr. 81.
We have few very desirable patterns Do. f.
single pairs and Two pairs Cr Gkud. ut... 90
Arn cl0slng ont s. La nan ln-L HaI.e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

The Petersburg artillery company is yet
without a captain. Several unsuccessful
meetings have been held with view
to the election Of commanding Off
Ger. but these meetings have failed of the
necessary attendance Of the members and
consequently no election could be held
Another syndicate has been organized
for the purchase OF property IN the western
portion of the city. No purchases TO any
extent have as yet been made.
ROBIN ADAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
SMALL STOCK-FARMS.
Purchasing Meadow Lands to Breed Fine
Horses-An Alumni Chapter.


fCorrcspondcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DaSvIILE. Va, August 81, 1890.
A number Of enterprising citizens of this
CITY are thinking seriously of turning their
attention 70 the raising of fine horses;
There is an abundance of good grass land
in tho meadows of the Dan not far from
Danvile. and much Of this land has been
bought uD by Danyille parties. A party OF
gentlemen have gone 20 the meadows to-
dav 10 look over tho field and II is pro.
bable that several other purchases OF
meadow lands viii be made by Danville
mon with view TO establishing small
stock-iarms. There is no, doubt that the
industry would pay handsomely in this
section, and il Is highly probable that
there will be a dozen or more fine stock
farms near Danvillo within the next lew
years.
pIC-NrCKISG BAp11srs. g
The members Of the Baptist Sunday
school went TO Reidsville. \. c., to-day on
q picnic frolic. A large number OF people
made the trip. and of course had good
time -
There are seven or eight members of the
Kappa Alpha fraternity IN tins clty. ana
there is talk OF organizing an alumni chap
ter here. Among the members are Rev:
II. NJ Hope. Captain j. II. saunders, OF
the ilduNlliN Military luNtituN' .iN07i7' -.
X. Miller and 7. +. Bowen. attorneys NJ
law; W. 5. Copeland, editor of the Dan
vile Daily RegSfT. and Mr.. Emmett
Bonduraut. a prominent young business
man.
THE CHAIRMAN CoMPIIMENTED.
The Democrats Of Danville in mass
meeting the other night passed resolutions
highly complimentary 20 the efficiency OF
CAPTAIN Harry Wooding, chairman of the
District Democratic Committee, and he
richly deserves all that can be said of him.
He j. practical businessman and sue
cessfu merchant, but rrst-rate organl-
ger. and he has done the party excellent
service IN this district.
TROITING RACE.
There will be a fine trOtting race at the
old fairgrounds track on Monday next.
The cool nights and heavy dews We are
now having in this section are excellent
for the growing tobacco crop and the crop
is all that could be desired. The farmers
are IN excellent spirits and everybody IS
looking for fine business this fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

HOTEL IMPERIAL. ALLAN IH
I CITY. MARYLAND AFtNI g, ultt l
OK THE BEACH open lH tle yra. .t
somely furnished. I.at eas, t'.'.I'
Cuislno uueKcriad. Receives ~ g4est.
si0f0ti, per ecos 8. t9 8 por 1lf.
patTQnags soilcltrL q. ". hLNlI. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

only about y pair ieft s3W buys uo.. D.
merly soii az $50 .or PAIN
PORTIERES.
Our closing-olt sale lis ve,k ~ I.r.s.
end al Chcnlo rprueres taa urrl t s....
cess. We nave marsel ru ai. q.
hall price. IN yUI neof those E..I s
selections right away, a. ficy Dbl lss. ..t. ..s
days longer.
SILK UMBRELLAS,
with solid silver handles. gold ba.IIe.. ..
handles, AMI natura. su..s-aa r-l..
han cost 3D. close olt
MEMS AfI--IKIECh srtaF-
Fly dozen just srr'ei .n a. h."'
styles 1lsro ecof. r.r' '.
tom cor ifh. bu were s"uf .s
They wore bought fo -.l 100 .'.. n..
tie ennro ini ora our rnHt'. +.... H.
traofiluar} low prl'a 90 Peg
NFSs FANCY pERCAfL eHIHI.
Numbered two rol.sr- s1fon Ia.-
shirt goods tlat .t-. tll p.r
tory fo-tay trI retil efcffHI .'u..
take y0Ir clo'ce fhs eces az
NENsOUIf>G sWHr,-
only f,w lef. ana au worry f.e '-
of them c0-r l- frO mo l-I .n .
is lelt We roH o.o. at .rr-.an
MgS's FANCY sTMPE,oTI.N
goods hos always sob 10 81. t
marked TOW to ic.
MEMS LINES COiff.r
sizas ore a lit.le broken. lur f
sI.s thty ago yours ht -c ta.
pri'o.
MEN FOt .-IN-uAND
all lght-co.ofoi aus Uafe 20 -...
BLK, reduced from .. e..H fn
LADIES HAINOEhI -.Il.t
The fLll quality r.iI i HH-- f
to 7fc., ana fl' o.. l4tNil
BOYS eHEI-W|
W. have about q. leif-si.s l.t I.ta
Will close ham olt at -lt .l..
LINEN LAr-ROB-s aE mara 8. .. E.
cost q. close ruf.
DKE3- sA1IggNs -soma ls ra .s. U.
f1uuf 200 ftr-n ru.lt TO- -.....
SILVER ANU GILT L..N|.Nr
the prisc everywhere; g.. Dr.. 4. DID
close them uuL
FLEACHED HONEY-.uHg JOSS
I-yig inches Regular l.i-e ... ca.I.
loo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS co NJ W
4 4 MhNDERY ST. ANDREW, No l3, X
X. T., RtCHNOND, Va. August -, 1870 ~
GENERAL ORDERS: SIR kSiGuIs,-/ y
Attend q stated assembly % your Commaniery
a. the asylum. 81 Adams Hall. FRIDAY, I'd
instant, atsl5 T. NJ, in citizens dress. Members
OF Richmond C0mmandery. No. ,, and all iran
eient SIR Knights arc c0urteously invited % DO
present
By order Of the Eminent Commander.
p ECKER, Captain-GenefaL
Attest: GEORGE G. JEFFERSON, Recorder.
au .2-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
RELIGIOUS NEws.

Rev. 4. A. Little. of Gordonsyille, chair
man of the Board of Home Missions Of the
Presbyterian Church Of Virginia preached
a fine sermon to a large audience in the
PRESBYTERIAN church here last night.
Rev Father Makeham. of Mary land, for
merry OF Columbia, Va. will preach at
Barksdalo's Hall Ia this place tonight and
say mass in the morning. At one time
there were "a number of Catholics III this
place; at present there Is only one men,
Der. believe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
a NARROW ESCAPE
OF Portsmouth Man from Death-An
ether Negro Dies on Train.

IYNcHBURG. Va, August 2l.-Martin }.
Nshonev, "A travelling salesman for the
Wholesale liquor-house of j. Il J.. Mahoney,
of Portsmouth fell over wall on Bridge
and Jefferson streets distance OF twenty
1--WE or thirty feet this morning and was
badly injured internally. No bones were
broken. but his escape from death was
M an tgrfnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

CHAMBER or COMHERCB,l
RICHMOND, VA, August 10, 1880.
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
"A SUBSCRIBERS To STOCK ~ THE RICH
MOSD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING
will be held az tho rooms OF the Chamber over
the Merchants National Bank SATURDAY
NEXT, August 2}i, az y o'clock NJ As business
Of importance will be before the meeting 70 Is
desirable that every subscriber shah Do present
In person or by proxy.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
JOHN b. PURCELL, President
X. 4. DUNLOP, Secretary. au 2-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

When you ask for Hoods Sarsaparil.a d.
not be persuaded to buy any other prepA-
ration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
ADVERTISING RATES
$500 nvFr.c

Reading notices IN reading-ms'ier type. Ave
lines or less. 81; 10 uonpariel loaded, 75c.
Card Of rates Tor more space furnished on sp-
Niicafion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
BASEMENT SALES-R00M.

Odds and ends in Chinaware. Glass
ware. Kitchen Utensils. Flower-Pots,
and summer-house furnishings in gen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

Lightning struck in several places at
Ocean View during the squat last evening,
but no very serious damage resulted. One
bolt. acting tho part of a submarine torpe-
do, threw n fine column OF water hun
bred feet IN the air.
A number of prominent wheelmen Of
Norfolk leave on Friday for a visit to
Washington. Baltimore. and Philadelphia.
Several new bales Of cotton arrived here
to-day u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
--~-~
>}'oFE!N
(9NPANY
O

Tipped Silk Gloves. We guarantee them
the best Glove manufactured. The price
shall be only 33c.; 3 and 81 only 25c.
pair.
About ; dozen Black Silk Alitts that
we're from ~ TO Coo. a pair-29c. Is
the price now;
One Job lot Of LightLisle Thread Gloves
at &c. a pair
&c. for Black AU-Silk Glove, two-but-
ton length.
About SIX dozen Venetian Lisle Gloves,
2jc. has been the price, &c. now.
See our odd lot Of 4Sc. Kid Gloves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
AN AFTERNOON MARRIAGE.

Mr.. William A. Brockwell. a popular
young citizen, was married ut Grace
church this afternoon az o'clock 10 Miss
Minnie D., daughter of Mr.. Peyton fuqua.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
Doggett. assistant rector Of the church, in
the presence Of a large assemblaPe of the
friends Of tie couple. There were no
groomsmen or bridesmaids.
The following gentlemen actedas ushers ::
George A. Thompson. Joseph Mann, lsham
Dyer. and Willie Cook. The happy couple,
after receiving congratulations, left for
Virginia Beach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
CELECT EXCURSION,
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST g7TH,
BY THg
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM
PANY,

From Richmond % Luray and return, 81.
TO Luray and Natural Bridge and return, $3.50.
Tickets good TO return until september 80.
For particulars rec small biis or apply al
Chesapeake and Ohio railway o1cc
II. W. FULLER, General Passenger Agent.
al T. ia % algaE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

Tho DAILY DISPATCH Is delivered to sub
srris.rs a, rirrEss cssrs per week, payahle to
The carrier weekly. Mailed at 50 per aonarn'
o. for six mon,hs; $3.50 for three months; 500
Cor one month.
The sEMI-wgEKLy DISPATCH atSs per an
mum. or 81 for sin months
The WEEKLY DISPATCH q, 81 per anoun-
The SUNDAY DISPATCH al $3.50 per annurn.
Or sSc. Tor s.x months
Subscriptions In all cases payable In advance.
and no paper continued after the expiration OF
she time paid for. Send rost-oflice money'crder'
check, or registered letter. Currency sent py
mail will he 81 the risk Of The sender. suoscri-
eers wishing their pos,onice changed must give
their old - well as their new pos.-oSice sam
pie copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
GLASGOW'S OPPORTUNITIES
Western Iron-Men Surprised-Proposed
Visit of British ore Experts.
fSneclal telegram % the Dlspaich.

GLASGOW. VA. August 21.-The city to-
day was given up 10 an excursion party OF
western iron-men, who in response 70 an
invitation from General-ManaSer Martin
came to examine the ore deposits and
manufacturing facilities of Glasgow. All of
the party we're much pleas3dw the pros
poets tor successful iron manufacturing,
and as n result OF the trip there vii prOba-
Div be three new large industries brought
here. two Of which will be removed from
Ohio. The western visitors expressed
themselves rs much surprised az the album
dance of ore and timber, tine splendid
water-power Afforded by the upper james,
and the superior railroad facilities, all N
close proximity 10 each other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
Bond Offerings Accepted.

WASHINGTON, August 21.-Bond offerings
to-day S56s. $50. All accepted at 124 for i
per cents and l04l4 for AIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

To-day James Murphy, a sailor on board
the British steamship Stella, lying at the
Elevator dock Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad. fell overheard and was drowned.
He was engaged on a staging IN painting
the side OF the vessel. The body was re-
covered. and Justice a. j. Dalton held an
iuQueSt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A BERGER q MYERS, Lessees and Managers.

TWO NIGHTS, commenting MONDAY, August
18th. Opening Of season. WILLIAM 4.
BRADI'S elaborate production Of
"AFTER DARK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

GINGER ALL, QMpO.ItiH
MONTsERRAr LINZ JC,.E AFJ a.''
RASPBERRY VINEGAR. Ar
le-J MCCARTHY SuAyNk'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
n stockholders Of the WARM-SPRlNGS-YAL-
LEY COMPANY will De held 90 tho ONCE " The
com pany, In Pace building, Richmond, Va, al l2
NJ FRIDAY. August ~. 1870.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
ty 2g-td c.. WELLFOKD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
HE PAID HIMSELF OUT.
A Rather Odd Way of Adjudicating Cut
ting Scrape-Shut His Horse.

Correspondence OF the Richmoni Dlsoa.chl
Scorrsv1LLE. Va, August n, 1890.
The assault upon the negro Charles Ter
rel in this place. an account OF which was
published in Tuesdays DiSpG'cl, results
with but little damage TO tine assaulted
party, and the negro charged with the at
tack. having agreed % pay the doctors
bill in the case and pay the disabled black
smith for his lost time, was discharged by
the Mayor on payment of a fine of $40 and
costs.
Mr.. 4. +. Jones. residing near Scottsvlle,
was driving a pair of horses TO wagon
several DAYS since. and took up bis rifle TO
make a shot at hawk, but did not shoot.
IIo then started to Law the rifle in the
wagon-body. when the hammer struck, ex-
ploded the charge and the ball, passing
first through the wagon-bOdy. entered the
heshv part of one of his horses hiudlegs,
and he bad later, III consequence TO have
the faithful animal killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
british PRoJLCroEs.

Governor Lee to-day received commu-
nication from the Secretary of the BRUSH
Iron and Steel Institute, which will IN re-
Spouse 10 an invitation from Andrew Car
negie and others visit the iron-produclng
sections of the United States IN September
and October. saying that it was the desire
of majority OF the delegates 10 go further
South than Pitt sburgh, instead OF gong
from that point 10 the Lake superior ore
REGIONS. a. had been previously arranged
by their entertainers. This would have
prevented them from visiting the south at
all, owing to the limited time gwen them.
PROGRAMME To INCLUDE TIKI SOUTH.
Governor Lee will at once make out a
programme for the party and arrange tor
them to be received AZ all points along the
route from MiddloshorOugh, Ky, TO elias
Cow. The visit OF tins party, among whom
are some of the most noted mining en-
gineers and ron experts OF Great Britain,
will he attended with important results,
and their reports on the ore products OF
the United States Will be watched for with
interest by the entire iron world.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-10-09
NEW MI ACAztkES


Ne'-3hst Nass44he i'r se,o2'r c'-li5-rs -'t-
lie = i lie az l''A'"fe IL unusual LAGOS
A. " - s., -aN1t d. u t4-4F Zip N tie
,'-'he 'aAe reg 7, arc on foeie ne Nv ai'e
- -aN!SN W -, G'IefS '-' interesting
na'-iat pan 3s'A' IKE aitss.F >hA'tI
Set3i'4 i''I''' a. lac tes.f.t'-'h 'i dsstleil'e
s"N'. 'l'-..' -, sfe@t f'A1'i-a4 'a!le'
ne 'H i'at-9 No. Paper u p.iFa'e
- 's. -, 80 ''i''j " No. n -
'!- - a s...'' .'- "o''-L an poeb:'
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-10-09
oliver Wilson.

ME tpIToR:
In reply 70 information
asked for concerning Oliver Wilson and
wife. will say his dust les beside nis
son Rev. ODed Wilson on the beautiful
Blufi near J. L. Pierce in S0lor, with the
rolling ws:ers # the noble kernebec,
signing his rtqliuin. His wife went west
after her husbands death and died ou'
there.
Oliver Wilson, died Nov q, l,l2, age
81 AN honest msntne noblest work Of
Cod is Inscribed On his ia let. Rev. Ooed
Wilson his sen died Nov. l., 1910, age
70. inscribed on his tablet l.. For Inc 10
live is Christ and to Gle j. gain
Oliver wilson Gied in Sta X and was
buried there. Years after my father Dan
lei Wilson aud Uncle Joshua Wilson took
him up and buried HIM in our old family
grave yard. There are i've generations
living near him Of his descendants. | was
named for Sarah Haywood, wife Of Oliver
Wilson aud had a Lingumriter Mor.er
given me for my name, and have /; now.
Oliver Wilson was my great grandfather.
Mis-. j. L. MERRILL,
Scion Ne.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-10-09
St Adams

Tie Corn Gaming factory of II. c. Bay
Ter is now in operation. II has been Te-
Gently fitted up with improved machinery.
and it is claiu.d that 50 400 cans Of corn can
be packed in one day 1t Mil Lot be neces-
sarN, however, 20 run that amount tn stn-
sou; much q the corn being very back
ward and Will never reach the canning.
point
The extensive crops Of swt ct corn makes
necessary the hnildlrL OF sllus and several
viii he put IN iAis ihll, IN tins vicinity.
Tie frost WAS sever" IN ilaceS, bnt II
enough to iniure crops ca high and.
Gilbert L. turner Esp. is visiting reh
tvs aud friends III st Adams aui SicnI-
tyi as 5,-..u. IS Los iatus, Cal. lie
cont + .'.f t.H'iHug an | on thu resi-
d'u.e aiaa zoe uHed y Mrs. j, q. Intuer
Here has been built in ST. Adams til IS
year eight new buildings. that l call To-
m,ud besides others rebuilt end improved.
The additional story and new roof be
ing placed on the bui ding of Hon. u. II.
Stewart, gives that block al imposing. ap-
peatance, II now being three stories hi5b.
Mrs. Lfdis Jackson who died in Boston.
Wet SEPT u. was brought home and bur
tel Friday, Sept %. Mrs Jackson was the.
daughter OF Charles and SYLVIA Russell e
st Adams md WAS married and has reside It
IN Boston one year,
The village schools commenced Sept %.
and viii be under Lhe instruction Of Mr.
Peabody Of d xmont and AIrs frome Traf-
ton OF ST Adams,
Miss Dora Cleveland anl Mr. Frank Nye
of Skowhegau are ON u visit 10 Mr snd Mrs
Traftou's for few days.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-10-09
FOREIGN.

Polish Journals assert that during the
recent marduyres Of the Russian army
at Kuyuo the bridge collapsed and 40
soldiers who were crossing the bridge al
the time were thrown into the water and
drowned.
Report comes from Ottawa that tie
governments of the | nited States ana Ut.
Britton have established nted1S ttrtFdi
in spect to Behrlng sea Inch Will have
fTett during next year or until pe2otla-
tions looking TO complete settle ment Of
the seal fishery dispute eau be carried 10
satisfactory conclusion. The report
states that the two governments have
agre,d to . close season in the BehriDg
sea during the year ls9l, by which time
it is expected the question OF jurisdiction
xnd protection of the seal Will be settle
either by mutual agreement or by sroi-
tr&tIuE.
Another attempt has been made upon
the life of the Car. This time the con
spirstols planned TO wreck the train by
which Ii was believed the Car intended
to trarel from st. Petersburg to Warsaw.
Obstruction was placed upon the uack IN
the shape pf live sleepers winch Were
tightly v.ed.5d in between the rails / 1t
train which Is supposed TO be carrYlns
, the Ezar crashed mo the bsrricade OF
sleeper, ana threw it from the track.
The session has been very important
onp. In hsures the business of the SEES
sion il expressed as follows Biils and
ioirt resolutions introduced-in the House
u 500: in the Senate, 400, or t"ta. OF
IL ~ against IL is in the first session OF
he last Congress. which IN this matte