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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
FOREIGN.
KAISER AND WALES.


LOSDOS, July 9.-Tbe laiser has
expressed desire to meet Slr. Glad
stone personally, aud an attempt
Will - made 10 bring them together,
II Mr. GladstOne's health and en-
gageinents permit. Yesterday the
literal leader wa. burying his sou
at HaVarden. The kaiser il anxious
to visit not only the naval exposi
tiou, but also the dockyards, and IL
II Fumored that at the state dinner
ia Windsor, he put the Prince Oi
Wales ln an embarrassing position,
by asking him questions about naval
matters, TO which the prince was en-
tireiy unable 10 respond. The kaiser
also tried 10 obtain some military
Knowledge from the prince, but II II
said found the royal field marshal
boplessly ignorant on all such topics
A well.know nobieuan has cruelty
sugg esied that the prince would
have bcrn at home on baccaIat.
The kaiser, il Is thought, takes a
miliciDus pleasure IN politely sound
Ing the depth Of the pnnce's ignOr-
ance on prominent public topics
They are, however, TO all appearances
very friendly.
The royal plate displayed at the
banquet TO the kaiser Is said 10 be
the most valuable vi IT. kind In Eu-
rope. The czar has "a get Of golden
dishes. but they are not equal in
weight or design to the British, and
are n much more recent manufac-
ture. The royal plate IS watched by
Queen Vieaoria with eager anxiety,
aud II Is very seldom that II is
displayed, even rs an honor to visit
Ing royalty.
BISMARCK NOT 100 Old 10 FIGHT
BERLIN, July 0--It Is reported IN
diplomatic circles that unless Count
Won Munster, the German ambnssa-
dor at Paris, denies the story circu-
lated by Deblowilz to the effect that
the lnicempcror was derirous Of get
ting rid of Prince Bismarck, his son
was glarlug iusiace Of nepolism
In politics, he, Count Bismarck,
will challenge the German Ambas.
sador 10 give him satisfaction on
the field of honor.
ENoLisu DIvoRCF LAWS.
L.oNDoN, July g. The queens
proctor Il paying more attention to
eases of collusion aud Of unjusillia-
ble divorce, consequently a number
of people who would like to indulge
Ia that luxury are debarred by fear
of more exposure than they would
bargain for, The latest oasc Ia that
of Eliza ellis. who obtained III.
voTce from her husband while she
WAS actually living with and going
by lhe name of another man. The
decree la her favor has been With
drawn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
STATE.

STATE PAEMEgs' ALLIAcE.
PORTLAND, JBiy Q. The state
f4FDseFS alliance FeeoBvs0ed this
EreBoon. The entire fneuoOn wa
cDnsunsed 10 preparation aud adOp-
ton 81 the constitution aud by bavs.
This afternoon the election 81 Olflcegs
will bc bad.
ARRIVED At POgTLAND.
PORTLAND, July e--MajoF Gen
eral j. VI SchOheld and party ar
rived here this mofDing from San
Franeisc0.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
Marion Co. Normal Institute.

The third annual session Of The Marion
county NormSi institute, VII be heId il.
tAe ES.st salem schocl house, cornlueDcfur
Monday, July 8, 1891, and giu continue
three weeks
kesul class work Will be done, undei
the man genlenI Of able Instructors. in tbe
branches taught IN orr schools. aitC. II q
suHncient number desire Il. classes viii bel
.. % saAl1ed 10 n$sical Ges graphy, CompOl
siilons ane Bookkeeping
4 ne OBJECTS OF the Normal Institute ard
10 review 1he subjects tau ht in tbe com
mon schools, ana To discuss the best naeth
stltute Is not held for teachers only m
also ior those who intend 10 teach.
BRING text books ou all branches Trvt
De presenta at the beginning ofthe Instifut,
a, "a rec 81 one dollar viii be charged I'd
For further Information address
S,. ID. W. NODER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
MARKETS.


WHEAT.
sAS fRAAclsCo, Jaly .. Wheat,
buyer, lssl' after AuFu-i 10. Slss.
CHcA0n July 9. A. closs wheat
steady. cash 1921, s,pi. 81; Dee,
.s9i.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

There's Prince Spaghetti Still bid
ding adieu 10 his ilaneee. By the way.
ISN'T their wedding 70 be fortnight
earlier than was announeedf
YES, the board Of immigration do
elded he must be returned by the yes
eel that brought him. Lie.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
A. J. SHIMP, M. D.,
ASHRl'S NEAT MARKETS,

i52 state street. Sc Liberty street, North
We are ready to MI an orders for Ali
klnds n IRE and salt meats Ne aim 10
Keep TIE best the country affords. Free
q INery. We resire - thank all our old
i,atnons ilr I /. cir liberal patronage, hoping
tEey viii still continue with Us
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
WEATHER RGrORT.

SAN fRfNtic'. Jni, n.- Fore
sHAi 10 orssor nl washlueiol,
Light ralas N ea.issu . rtlon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

anG Met offle h1sses wsre re-.
essd wits ersat siNeuity.
1HE RkosrG rrss0rRr
K4rs4s CRY. Jslg s.-Ibe river
has rfsen f9gr and E5er-ffihs inches
10 fhe paes fue1fy-fsar houn The
water i ssIn seloN the hDod Hne,
and ~ damage has been dons- u
j. teshesed TIE river vii fzl in tne
next tWenty- -sour bogrs a faafiEg
Iog earrsed away tEeBty fest u he
rsnfoon bsfdge at Lssvepgorth Isst
night. At Atchnson . large sserion
- lie gogerrmenf dyke hss hseu
carried away, fhu- depsiVins East
Afebison n proseeslon from hoas.
pafers. No dsmage bas yes been
d0ne.
A SAEROw EscAPE-
RED BLUFF, Gal. July "a fire
Tssssiay night 81 II o'eiock desfroy-
"a the dseiiinz occupied ~ w. A
PRO aud the entire eoBsent. ~ the
household. 1lods and furniture
The IRE uas cagsed ~ the ezpio
sioB q a lamp. Mrs FIsh was
barely saved from being burned
alive - Jumping through an oFea
sind0E. she beid her baby 10 heg
arns. The loss y sbost gl0,600s
nsuFed.
EL0WN TWO HUNDRED TABDs-
KYLE, Tex, July s.-This seesion
was visited Dy an electrie STORM,
accom- panied ~ high Wfnds. Fsin
s0d hail On Williams rsDeb Bear
here Hawkins dwelling house was
destroyed and al members u tn
family injgEe d. A man sleeping
10 tlle seeona story Was blown ~
yards from the house.
IsfSI0 BATON.
WAsHIxGTox, July 9.-The super
of immigration at New
Yosk reports 45,G64 immigrants
asTiged tbeSe during che fiscal year
- compared with Szs5sl the pre-
vious gear.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

w lANIEl'-Our agents make sloC to SO
W Al9AlE selling CE.s suzsds on thei
merits We want S7sui.rT and genera
agents and will take bGcE all goods uni
soiq IL d county agent IaLs 10 cIear SO.
ara eSfenstis Al er thirty days Irsal. Of
a general agent less than s-5a We Eili
= i'--Se Illustrated circbllrs and letter
Win q special otieF 10 euiI ts rilury ap-
pileo ioE, on receipt cf3 one cent STAMPS
Apply Al once anu get in OF The osoinl
burg. Pa. 5Tdxwff
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
Do YOU FAVOR
Building up a Strong, lndepend-
ent Paper for the People
in 0regon2
A PAPER THAT WILL not SELL 0IT---
Printed at Tie Seat Of Government
Look At TIE RECORD OF THE CAPITAL
JOURNAL

look At TIE RECORD OF THE CAPITAL
JoURNAL.
During the recent session OF the Iegi,,a
iure 80 Was tine only pap-r Ia the stale tina
attacked successfully he Portland 0icfa-
Iurship IN oregon politics. IL succeS, r Dis
opposed all do tOItuEthe Australian ballot
iIW in the interests of political bosses. II
sdvocated the law Chat passedl giving
lhc Oregon railroad t'unis 81 ol i.,Vgsr ~
aud poWet % eni1rce is decisions n sue
ce fully advocated retention II the Old
rtilrsid commission - best quaiidcd 10
eninrre the Law. 10 iahOFed tor al. me4~-
ur.s En open river. md thus secure tofhe
people the rilsht tu free and unrestricted
use oi he waterways.
ITS PLATFuRN.
IHE iApirAL JOUHNSL ayOrs reform
a national nnaures, fn ihe end that he
present expensive monopoly system 81
suppl. liE un iuHd qU see currency nav De
suppltHied oy thQ 3 v-fnment lss ling 81.
rect o. the laup.c an adequate supply o.
lgsAl tender money, with cuin basis sui
nrieut 10 conform 10 sound binking prfn-
cP.cs. N .avurs election Of an officials
Nhn lezislafe Tor, ar ave directly iespOnsf-
ole 10 be p,ople, by direct vote Of the pee
pie- IL ifVors ra sing all state revenues
py Tax on the gru>> earnings OF corpOrt-
iiuus, ooin foreign and state. II lavors
opening an waterways 10 the sea and a
olnirol OF an 'ommpA carriers 10 the end
that the producer shall secure for his labor
ile large-t net fet1rus
u % f-yui retaining an powers possible
ln me hands 90 The people aud government
ln the interests OF be people, Circulate ms
paper. For terms, see elsewhere.
BIZ HoFER Bros.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

Greatest labor saving inventor m ne i'usehcld lire Washes al
of goods
ean without rubbing or boiling wioo Of chemicals
viii produce TO he
ERA following Prize.
Variety Of fabric washed Cauiug
clothing Simplicity perfect Size weight and dua
bty Satisfaction guaranteed refunded
Mraion DIV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
25c Want Column

N-tices inserted for ONE CENT Pz
WORD EACH INSER EIuN. No sars
tiSenlent Inserted in this solumn fyaW
than tVenty-five cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
nrroT nunNeD

NEW i0AK, July D. The main
depot o. the Sixth nvvnue railroad
company burned yesterday. II oc
cnpicA an snllpe blSck between
foriy.ihlri and fri, fourth streets,
aud 40 feet bach - sixth avenue.
The building d ~ blisk aud three
siories eh. An the live stock of
the oompans. except bose engaged
a ihe iinr diving The ear. were
in lhs building Whrn sle flames
hfeks oul. Thp q wf originated ln
ihe faY loii, ani 10 short time nnf
aide q ~ ulldlns VA > nlrss o.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

INANIED Position as hruSeke.us,
w Tor gicOver or bachelor. in eirv O.
county RrieFcnce required ard sivg1
AooEess IS cDFner Prom 81 4 center stree
IzlEs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
WILL N0r FUsg

ToiKKA, Kas.. July S.--About fif-
ssen prominent peoples party Lead.
ers IN session here have declined the
proposition made ~ the democratic
stale .ceniFai committee recently, t.
fuse with them 10 local county elec-
tlons Ia Kansas this year, and 10
unite on an electoral ticket ln oppo.
sitIon 10 the republicans next year.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

DpnLiN, July p.~rhe Parnellile
rlt., /, exceedingly eowneast over
lht flnnll u CNrlow election. The
Nsetmsnt Journal sayu lhers i 90
male chance u Relilng home rule
fol Ifeland than ~ getting 70 she
81 ~,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13

The Session OF 1891 and 1892 Auspiciousiy
Opened.

CHAPEL HnL, N. c., Sept. Especial. J.
Tho University of North Carolina hns opened
with larger attendance than at any time
since 1860. There are now about 225 stu
dents. including about fifty law students and
an equal number in medicine.
A new system of discipline has been adopt
ed The students are allowed n small num-
ber of absences from recitations. but are
held 20 a rigid account for all derelicticns.
Attendance at prayers has been made com
pulsory.
The students evince much enthusiasm over
the new regime, and the session begins preg-
nant with signs Of . most successful college
year.
Five new professors have been secured since
tho closing Of the last session. and the college
buildings have all been thoroughly renovated.
Baths have been added in the gymnasium.
and a bracing lively air fingers about the
grand old institution
On the opening day President George L.
Winston addressed the students N Memorial
hall, and explained fully all the details of tho
new requirements and discipline.
Tho nuspicious beginning OF the scholastic
year is largely and directly attributable TO the
energy. zeal and genius Of President Winston.
who though for years serving as aprofessor in
the college. begins bis duties as president with
the commencement of this term. Nothing
but good is heard of the new president and
already the signs are evident OF degree of
prosperity which nothing but his superior
talents could inspire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
THE WOODING-CREWs AFFAIR.
The Former Wants Damages-rhe Tobacco
Market-DanYiIle Dots.

DANvLLE. Va, Sept. 12 - Especial -
George w. Wooding to-day entered suit
against Beverly s. Crews for $40, 900 damages.
alleging that he las suffered much by reason
of the abduction 10y Crews OF his (WoodIng 81
wife.
The case will como on for trial at tho Octo-
Der term Of the hustings court.
The Democratic convention for the nomina-
ton of candidates for the Legislature will
assemble at Chatham Monday morning The
Danyille and North Danville delegations will
go over by special train. which has been pro-
vided by the Richmond and Danyille railroad.
The leaf tobacco market this week has been
steady all through with no pcrceptIble change
in prices..all grades remaining stiff and in ac-
tive demand. The offerings were fairly good.
being pretty evenly divided between shippers
stock and fresh wagoned tobacco, though
very light, owing TO the fact that many far
mers are busy cutting and curing. while
others are holding back their tobaccos for
better prices as they believe tho damage done
by the wet weather will force prices up. The
total sales Of leaf for the week were S2l.407
pounds. which brought an average of s1l.04
per hundred. The shipments of plug and
twist were ITO, 900 pounds.
To-day Judge Aiken granted j. A. Tice a
new trial and admitted him to bail in the
sum Of $500 for his appearance at the Decem-
Der term of th- hustings court. AZ wired THE
TniEs last night lice was yesterday convicted
of perjury and his punishment fixed at
twenty days Imprisonment and S25 fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13

An Arrangement by Which tho Opposing
Factions in Halifax viii Come Together.

An Arrangement by Which tho Oppossng
Factions in Halifax VIII Come Together.
soUrn Boston. Va. Sept. i2.-tSpecial. j
An important meeting Of the Democratic eI-
ecutive committee of Halifax was hold at
Houston to-day. Tho object was TO confer
and decide what was best TO be done in view
OF the fact that the county Alliance has al
ready named two candidates for the Legisla-
ture. Ii WAS determined to hold Demo-
cratic primary election for the county
on tho first Saturday in October. and
tho two gentlemen receiving the highest
number of votes would be declared the NOM
inees of the Democratic party for the House
of Delegates Messrs Carlton and Clarke.
the nominees of the Alliance, were present
and readily assented to tho arrangements. and
agreed to abide by the resolve of the primary
election.
Tho mass of the Democratic voters Of Hall
fax are farmers and members OF the Alliance,
and 1t is believed that this plan will give fun
and free expression of the Democracy inside
and outside of the Alliance, will heal all dis
sensions, and there will be only one ticket in
the field. which will be triumphantly elected
Thus the Halifax tsngle is at an end.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
THE DEMOCRATS DISAGREED
With tho Alliance Men and Bolt the Mooting Z
In Augusta County.

STAUNToS, Va. Sept. 12.--lSpecial. Tho
Democratic primaries for Augusta county, at
which delegates 10 the county convention TO
be held Monday were elected was held at 3
o'clock to-day at Waynesboro. known here as
Little Tammanv."
The Alliance men and the regular Demo
cTats could not agree, and the old line Demo
Gratis withdrew from the meeting and held
CATION. In Beverly Manor district, which
lies around the town. the meeting was hold ut
the courthouse.
THE DELEGATES CHOSEN
The meeting was controlled entirely by Al
lance men, Republicans and Democrats, who
sent the following delegation pledged 10 the
Alliance nominees. Williams and Koiner. viz ::
w. A. Burnett. } Nj. Licklter A. II. Tueber-
man, John T. Hanger, w. A. Crawford, ID.
w. Drake. }. f. Iribett. NJ. McLeer, Samuel
L. Croft A. W. Tate. John Shannon. Most
of these delegates are Democrats. The call
for the primaries provided that all persons
who have heretofore acted with the Demo-
cratic party could participate, but this rule
was not observed and Republicans who had
never so acted took part III the meeting to-
day.
TIE CITY PRIMARIES.
The city primaries were held tonight at S
o'clock and were harmonioHsly Democratic
delegates.
First ward W. G.. Kinney. Edwin Stuart,
A. G. Braxt0n. i. l.. Weller, w. S. Burke. A.
H. Teale. j. @. Fretwell, James ri. Powell
Second ward-James Bumgardner Jr..
Charles w. Warden, Jerry H. Johnson, John
n Opie. Charles a. Gladke, W May,
Ernest .Nothnagle. Opposed 10 Alliance
nominee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
LIEUr PEARy,s MornER-IN-IAw
Nova Visitor in sfaunton-Typhoid Fever.
Shoe Factory.

SIsUNToS. Va. Sept. l2.+Special. This
has been a busy week in the Staunton schools.
both public and private and such openings
were never known. The number Of scholars
eltolled this week is unprecedented.
Livery one IS interested in the last Arctic expe-
o.iion, more on account OF Lieutenant Peary' g
vile being IN the party than anything else,
and StauntOn Is astouishea TO learn that the
mother ot Mrs. Peary Mrs. Deibitch. Is visit
lg relatives here Mrs PearY has often been
Nele with her friends, and is a regaliy hand
some woman. All who know her feel deep
interest IN her fate
Mrs Lightner. tho widow Of Hon. A. B.
lghiner. is III with typhoid fever
Mr. A. +. Harnsberger. one Of Staunton's
most prominent young merchants, will be
mlrued IN New York city next week.
lhe stanton shoe factory started 10 work
egain yesterday X had been closed for sew
era days while an inventory was being taken
The next political event Will DO the Demo
crate county convention. which meets in
S'snnton on the 18th tomako nominations for
Tie House Of Delegates.
IT. Weyinan w T. Summerson and other
Members Of the Stanton Gun Club have
gone 70 tho Winchester Fair 10 take part IN
The shooting match
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13

Following are the results OF tho races yes
terday:
suEEPsHEAD BAY. N. Y.
First race. seven-eighths of a mile--Ocypete
fret. Salyini second. Gertle ID. third. Time,
1924.
Second race, mile and an eighth -Kildeer
first. Worth second. English Lady third.
Time. los.
Third race. Mayaower handicap, mile and
three-eighths- -Longiord first. Pessara second
Come-to-Taw third Time. 2. 23 %.
Fourth race, Great Eastern handicap, ruin
rity course Ludwig first. Dagonet second
Curt Gunn third. Time. 1l0 20.
Fifth race. Futurlty course-Lo Loantaka first,
Eclipse second. Tormentor third Time, ILL
first, Benedictine second, Iceberg third
Time. 1859, ls5A, lao.
oLoUcKsTFR.
First race. mile and an eighth-Sequence
first. Ceawood second. Fernwood third. Time
2:0i:
Second race. three -fourths of q mile-Ed-
die ID. first Frank 5. second. Uncle Sim. third.
Time. 1.isl<
Third race. seven-eighths of mile Balti-
more ii. first. A. q. Ii. second. Octason third.
Time. 1872 l-5.
Fourth race. four and half furlongs Mo-
hican first. Ecstacy second. krikina third.
Time 57ll.
Fifth race six and half furlongs gs-Balsa-
rius first. Jack Murray second Rafter third.
Time. 1868.
sixth race. four and half furlongs- Cali
fonia first. Dirigo second. John Atwood third.
Time. 514.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
THE KING OF GAMBLERS.
John DAILY said To Have Been Robbed OF
100000 by His Manager.

New YoRK, Sept. l2-John DAILY, king OF
New York gamblers, is said to have been
robbed of large sum of money by his man
ager, William S. Hollingsworth. The money
was taken from the safe in Daly's gambling
palace last Friday night. The amount
is estimated at 100000 10 100000. The
story is that Hollingsworth took the money
from the safe of which he held the com
bination. and used the greater part to
cover losses in Wall street Hollingsworth
has been for years the trusted business man
ager of DAILY and handled several million dol
lars belonging TO DAILY. Hollngsworth did
not leave the city. and il is said that when
Daily went to him and demanded the money
Hollingsworth coolly informed him that he
had only taken what belonged 10 him and
dared him 10 prosecute. DAILY has taken no
steps in that direction because 1t is whispered
that any action OF that character would in
volve persons of prominence in the adminis-
tration of the city OF New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13

A Number OF the Natives Of Flsnt's IsiAnd
Dsyoured BY tho Man Eaters.

Saw FRASorsoo. Sept II. rhe schooner
General Banning arrived here from Flcnt's
Island yesterday with cargo OF cocoAnuts.
Her commander. Captain Spring. reports that
while loading his vessel IL was twice blown
out to sea by severe storms One each occa-
sion about one hundred natives were on
board. and they fastened ashore in canoes.
The second time several canoes capsxed aad
the occupants were thrown into tho water.
Tho water swarmed with sharks and
many Of the natives were torn limb from limb
before they could be picked up by the other
canoes Several islanders were dragged
down. One young fellow plunged into thu
water with a long knife to save his father:
both. however. were torn to pieces. One
young girl had almost rexched canoe whom =
shark seized her by the middle and dragged her
thrown into the water eight we're seissi 81
sharks aud killed aud one Gan hnd hin ~
bitten of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
FIoated $4,000 worth Of Bonds.

The town commissioners have succeeded in
floating about t25. 900 worth Of bonds and are
losing no time in having the streets and side
walks paved
The electric light plant has been purchased
by the town and viii be improved at once.
The Reidsville Fertilizer Company are
making rapid urogress on their new factory
and expect 90 be in operation soon.
Tobacco sales are light this week and lit
tie off. Dark filters very scarce on this
market
The present crop seems to be as good as
usual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13

Excursion Already Being Planned From
London TO Chicago.

dunlap SPECIAL Cable 10 The Timesl
LONDON, Sept l2.-Already arrangements
have been made for excursions which arc TO
leave here for Chicago during tho Worlds
Fair. Each party will consist OF about 100
travellers, who will naturally land al New
York and taking leaf, no doubt. out of the
typical New York travellers book. these people
will pay a trip to Philadelphia for day. and
then 20 TO Washington for another day. while
tloir stay in Chicago viii extend over week
The return will be made through Buffalo go
that they may have an opportunity OF seeing
Niagara Falls. After this one Canadian city
will be visited and the choice will probably
fall upon Toronto. Then the party will 20
back to New York and sail for home. This
pilgrimage. il is believed. will correct one or
two erroneous notions EnglIshmen have about
America
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13

EW YORK A ND
Cleveland agsi n
played two games
to-day. breaking z
even. In the first
game but four hits
were made of Ew-
ing. three in the
sixth and one in tho
seventh. Young was
saved from O severe
drubbing by the
grand field play of
those supporting
him. Doyle attempt
ed to catch Young
but was injured in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
ncYCLONE JIW,, AGAlN.
He VIII Probably be Nominated for the Leg
isIature From Craig.

SALEM. Va, Sept. 12.-ISpecial. The
Salem magisterial district to-day held ameet-
ing to elect ten delegates to the two conyen-
tions which meet here on the 10th. one of
which will nominate State senator for Roa-
noke. Craig and Montgomery countiesIan the
other a representative from Roanoke and
Craig counties and Roanoke.
4. i. Pueh presided and Frank Lovelock
acted as secretary Several speeches were
made o. J.. Stearnes spoke and attributed
the redemption Of Roanoke county from Re
publican and -Readjuster rule to the increased
population incident I upon the, the boom; Inc ten
DENT. editor of the Salem Times-Registsr,
for the representative, and will probably sup
port Cyclone jim, Judge Marshall, of Craig
for senator