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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
povOLOGY ~ VIRGINIA.
A circular ASKING Virginia to send "
Handsome Display of Fruits. &c.

Tho Committee ou Iomc.o-y ot the
e.'-. Board ~ Agriculture 'as 's-uel 4"
,.-.n'a~ .1 o.. iro.t-l,ow p, cihArI',
...f-. -.,or-. c,D.. ot Virginia. aui'IAe'Ai
,t.--f.. tW,nty-fh.r3 tl"lni.l -t.s.0A Il
80 American pou.-a-.c4. 0ecietF VII
..n,,ae .l >,a-a.fet 1eiiu'' -, 80
..4 continue iar three days. u' touNc--
...r.rt .,l.ut viii occupy tae P"I'I"-
,..-..f f...il...s ana ae aided Is Govern
,..rt aud state experts - we'll a. "N
,.,...,.c4 growers. an attractive pro
''.,....-..is prepared. Il includes papef'
-.I d.-cu-..ous by the bee, IoM'-'Sisl3
~ ~. country upon ne" Nl'i' ana
.'.tt.l..t cultivation. the problems %.
'-,5..., fru.t>. ~ transportation aNn
,,.''',--77.t'ng. diseases and thor reintd.e',
a"J tEe sn.Iuation ami introduction Ol
i,e committee solic.ts from NiTginla,
l.,,e.yI0.t II fruits, melons. ana nuts;
,',1er IN the fresn. preserved. OF prepared
Inc display from Virginia vii b9
t.,'.,',ht from Washington 20 iAls cl w an an
.t.,Eited NJ tre state FAR, after WhlcI
'-- '--i 20 co,trlbuted 90 the Soldiers
lt,,'r for tho benefit of the inmates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
OUR SCHOOL SUITS

The boy isn't ready for school when
his books ere bought and his pencils
sharpened That isn't all. He is ready
as soon as he's attircd in ono OF our .
Suits. Ii will make him look well
enough to go TO the head OF his class
and to stay there. Some boys vii
knock suit to pieces IN about week.
That's Just the kind Of boy this suit Ii
designed for. When il comes TO qles-
ton Of endurance it will wear bis endu-
rance out. II will wear long enough 10
make you tired Of seeing IT, II you
could possibly be tired of the natsiest,
neatest, and most becoming outfit that
ever left the hands OF q manufacturer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10

That merry conglOmorauon OF facts hnu
-. tI.t Charles Byrne and GustSsNgI
m5i nn.,c 1e aud catching airs called "Sastig, :,
"a tbe Ar viii be presented al sloIaI' " ,,,r
-1'1 'aGg',ib n;nb,. with matinee Saturday alter,
-,' -@oo Ihs east is sad 10 be reInarA.DiS
long. and the same superb scenery nis,
c6sn,ea effects. and magnnceht oss. ,s;,iiapI i''D
walch characterized us Iohg au a..r Ta.atre'
[aa Of 10. n'snts'' at vii Sy .oa be seen here The
NeT .''', ~, ioya cogei,an. John Gilbert, wiil
.l,-ir %e.,-nt'I ~ !" Flacondre. the Judge. WIN
= Rp..a sRpo]i o. naimar a. bul-Bul. Miss L9ttie
s,,ssI Slss Sss@ Ds' Ds Blanche. &c aud EDWARD Tenn;
ci Ic as Caboiasiro. one Of the ies'ares, i,.d oI
Tie opera ls the large ana "eii-''''''''
chorus II pretty young ladies',
nckets 20 on sale this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10

Asiatic station. The Yorktown is at present
attached TO Admiral Walkers squadfon
OF evolution and the Petrol 70 the North
Atlantic squadron, commanded by Al.
miral Gherhadi. Probably month Will
be consumed IN fitting out the vessels Tor
their long voyages. The Yorktown Will go
down the coast OF South America, through
the Straits Of Magellan aud then PROBABLY
north TO San Francisco. She IS an eco
nomical vessel 20 maintain in active SER
vice. ny comparison with the larger
cruisers like the Charleston end Baltimore,
and with San Frauscisco as base can 30
hurried of 20 Central or South America.
the Hawaiian Islands. or samoa at snort
notice. The little Petrel viii probably
cross to Europe. run through the Mediter-
ranesn and Red seas. and 60 10 China by
way OF India. She Ia especially designed
for service in shallow waters and Will
prove to be a valuable adjunct to Admiral
Belknap's fleet IL running up Chlneso
rivers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
THE CASE OFTHE iTATA.
An Apparent Agreement on n Noilf
Proscqui-Thc Conditions.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. d. c.. September 9-The
star this afternoon published a statement
that the Itata Is 10 bo returned 10 the
Chilean Government III accordance with
the terms Of a compromise effected at a
conference between K-MaYOr Grace. OF
New York, and the Congressional represen-
tatives here on the one hand. and Secretary
Tracy and Attoruey-General Miller on the
other. The SGr SAYS u Is not an uncon-
ditIonal surrender of the vessel and SIM
pie back down on the part of the United
States, though IL Is very generally agreed
now that tho Itata could not be held by
the United States. he terms OF the
agreement are that the Chilean Govern
uent Is 20 nav the United states sum
equal 10 tho expense incurred IN pursuing
and capturing the ltata, and that then the
case will be u1Ne pressed IN the courts ana
tho vessel turned over o. the new Chilean
Government
Messrs. Tracy and Miller are both in
town. but neither could be persuaded 70
saw anything upon the subject OF tho
above publication.
The oficleis OF tho Department of State
have not had any connection with the case
since the first seizure of the l,ata, SO they
had no opinion O. express. The Chilean
Invoys also refused g. make any state
meut. There Is. however. reason % be-
! lieve that some such proposition for the
return Of the ltata - tina. referred 70 has
actually been made, and there is every
probability that the case against tao Yes-
| sci Will Uc no & pressed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
80 waAp oEAR.chMoNO fEsIOeNT
II Wa. Purchased ia Canada aud the Duty
Paid Thereon stands.
IBy telosraph TO ihe pisT lteh


NAsHIsGruN. y. c.. September 9.-The
Treasury Department has rejected the ap-
pce. Of a resident OF Richmond. Va, from
the action of the inlted states customs
q A. al Montreal, Canada, and ~. Al
y. VI. ia assessing duty up0n fur
linod wrap purchased ln Canada and
BROUGHT To- the United Statc-. In c1mmu-
ucatug t. the purchaser the decision
Aotiug-~ccr.tary SIauldIn- says the OH
Ger, referred O. uniouDtedly based thelr
decision upon tine terms OF the tariff act.
which exempts such articles from duty
ONLY when they are IN use and necessary
and approur.afe for the use OF persons for
tie purposes II their journey and present
comfort and convenience. You Will
hardly maintain he continues. "thot tn"
iur-hned wrap wss or had been IN Use, ~
that II was necessary and appropriate
durins the warm season for the purposes
oi your Journey aud your present comfort
and COuycLleuce.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10

By reference e. an Advertisement of ths
Farrell y Herring Champion safe It may
he seen that another has been added to
their long list of testimonials 10 the great
value and efficiency Of their safes. I'm tho
late big fire they had number Of Safes,
and one by on5 as they were opened -
was found that what the agent who sold
the Safe had promised Was verified. Ia
every instance was the same thing true
papers, documents of all kinds per-
iectly preseryed. Gould an eNacuug
man want more than a forty-hour test OK
any Safe IN n reI-h0t fire. these Safes
nre good. aud the tarrel * Hor:ng Cham.
pion Safe Company viii have very httlo
trouble IN the tuture IN placing their
Safes in NOrt0lk.-AorJot Anc5 dnd
G0ttT4fr,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
NJ. J. O'eRlEN FAILS.
lie was Supreme Treasurer OF the Cathos
lie Knights Of America.

CHATTANOOGA, TESS., September an.
J O'Brien. well-known citizcn and su-
preme treasurer of the Catholic Knights
OF America. to-day flcd a dsed Of trust on
all his real and personal property 10 pro-
tect his creditors. His liabilities are not
fully known. but probably Will not exceed
$50 900. which will include any deficit III
his accounts as treasurer of the Catholic
Knights.
lt s stated by his intimaies that his pro-
perty is sufficient 10 pay all his ndcbted-
ness. HIS embarrassment l. due 20 heavy
losses on railroad construction contracts.
Mr.. OBrien has rendered D resignation
as supreme treasurer Of the Catholic
knights Of America. which Office be has
held for six years. The order is protected
by a good bond for $4,000. The NJ. j.:
O'Brien Grocery Company, chartered
organization. IL in no manner involved IN
O'Briens personal affairs. VI. OBrien
has been IN poor health Tor months past.
and his difficulties are IN great measure
attributed to his inability 20 properly
attend to his business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
PAROCNS REFUSED.
4 BUDGET Of Nows Items Gathered on Cap
itol Hin Yesterday.

The Governor Yesterday refused 70 grant
the .uoLs f.r pardon IN IA" following
cases ". l.. Eoi,rts, Nyihe county. i3r
yIolatlu, the internal revenue laws GA,
Marshall. Washington couhfV' ua, ,l,I"uS-F
na,,i.,u..ary for hve wears: William Jen-
tirs. Wvtte county, burglary, sentenced
10 c.elt year- ia tie pen.tcnuary ;: =.
smith. NJ .utsomery, petit larceny l"ur
months ~ the county 'a!. .-.-......
sheriff Hiram HAL. OF buchanan county,
maid a visit 10 the Capitol Yesterday.
Iae other visitors at the capitol yester-
cav were Sir. /. A. Lynch, member OF tLe
-, rel.y.I county: CummouWealt s.
Attorney William VI. tlaaa an, OF POW
Ta,aD county. and Mr.. W. W. Joues' tTtA-
surer If New Kent county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
ALuNsNgUaG COUPLE WsDDEo.
They Go to weldon and Are United at
the Coast Line Hotel.

Correspondence Of ths Richmond Di'patch.l
WELDON. n. C.. September 9.-Mr. W. j;
Harris and Miss NJ. l.. Hawthorn, OF
Luneuburg county, Va, arrived here last
night in the pursuit OF connuDlal bliss.
A license was procured and at the Atlantic
Coast Line Ho:el, IN the presence OF lew
witnesses the Rev. :. u. Adams. of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, presiding
elder of this district. IN q very impressive
manner pronounced them man and wife,
and the happy young couple received the
congratulations of al present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
a HElNOUS GENIE.
The Criminal skinned Alive and Literally
Cut To Pieces.
Bytelceraph 10 the Dispatch.l

fby Telegraph % lhe l-pa'.u-I
New Os1FANs, September 9.-lho P'c0-
.,r.Ts Shreveport Ia special says: News
Was received here to-day OF q most hem
Gus crime against "a young 4AdS sen yoi-
tr.,her near Arcadia. Inc school was
two miles from the young lady's home,
and tile other afternoon after school was
a .,nlssed Size started 20 walk home. In u
lonely place sAe was set upon by bu.lv
negro. VINO dragged Aer into the WOODS
near by and it'd n-r 20 a tree, where she
MAS Kept Tor two DAYS. 4 searching party
found her there On the evening OF the
second day. wAen she told her story Win
a request 10 h!ie hear by' as t1e ueFio
would soon return. his they did, ana IN
a short wnlle the negro made his appear
a1ce and was captured. lie was fearfuliy
tortured, being skinned alive and literally
cut TO pieces. Hls BODY was LETT IL tA9
woods for the buzzaris TO dispose OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
THE FALL CAMPAIGN.
CONFERENCE OF THE DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEES YESTERDAY.
Encouraging Reports from All Over the
state-The Democratic Alliance
Men--Mahono's Addresses.

A largcly-attended and very interesting
conference Of the State Executive and
State Central Committees Of the Demo
cratic party was held at the Exchange
Hotel IN this city yesterday The con-
Terence was IN session several hours and
there were present the chairman Of the
state Committee Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson;
the Secretary. James X. Fisher, Governor
Mckinney, Messrs. G. V. Meredith, Of
Richmond; W. T. Atkins. of Boydton;
W. 7. Suthorlin, Of Danvillo: T. r. b.
Wright, Of Tappahannock chairman;
Lloyd T. Smith. of Heathsyille: X. B.
Merchant of fredericksburg: +. Fletcher.
OF Jenkins's Bridge: Il. Il. PTcntis. Of Suf-
folk; j. /. Duke, of Portsmouth; f. /. G.
Scott. Of Ashland W. Ryan. Of Rich
mond Meade ilaskns. of Richmond: j.
y. ODcll, of New Kent: /. Il. Lasster. Of
Petersburg chairman: T. y. Williams,
OF Ciarkesvllle; \. :. Turnbull Of Law
rgnccville: J.. p. Hargrove, Il. g. Sou'hall
Of Amelia Courthouse; benjamin Hatcher
Of Rocky Mount; 7. :. Martin. OF Scott5-
vile: L. \. Ayres. OF Ts.illyille: q. :.
Sha kelford. Of Orange. r. a. Lynch, of
Lynch. Of Iazewell Courthouse: :. T.
Coleman, Of Oak Forest: I'd. FchOls, Of
St3unton; Congressman ". 4. Jones. Of
the First George ID. Wise. OF the Third:
j. j. Epcs, Of the Fourth: II. St. George
Tucker, of the Tenth Distric: NJ Glen
nan, Of Norfolk, and Hon. II. II. Pollard.
FIRST NETTING oT TIE cAsirAIGN.
1us was the first meeting Of the cam
pa'gn of the two bodies. and was called bv
Chairman Ellysou for the purpose of ct-
f. ting thorough and comuact orgeuiza-
Ion d the Democratic party for the lee
gI~,atlXp contest tins fall
The situation was fully discussed and flll
reports were received from every county IN
the STATE. These rcpor'' gave the infor-
nation that there Is an interest in the can
va-s that ha, not been felt IN many years.
| The uew- was IN general OF the most en-
coUragin- character. and while there arc
some local differences here and there. these
are not more numerous or serious than ls
tie case il every campaign.
THE ALLIANCE NEN.
i was developed that the Democrats in
| everv section cf tie Commonwealth are
I getting ready for most active canvass.
/ All what was especially gratifying u wns
/ learned that tho Alliance DcmOc~at1 are
| IN nearly every county loyal 60 tie party
AMI VII support the Democratic uomi-
ucrs There was reported the best Of
| feeling between the Democratic local
/ leaders and the Alliance leaders IA the Diff
| fcreut counties.
MsEoNE's AnnEEssEs.
"" information of The conference
showed hat Nahonc's recent addresses had
/ not lni-lcl tLe Democratic party leaders
/ 20 suppose 10 - really the purpose of the
/ Republican, not % taae any active part IN
politics this fail. There are indeed aIready
| md cations in different parts oi the State
/ that IN, Republicans wl. poll their usual
| Vote notwithstanding the advice Of their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
Death OF ex-Editor Bundy.

NKw YOKE. September 9.-lhe following :
cablegram WAS received this mo,nin- y y
,b. Maj and EItress Office from Minister
Wbitelay Reid. in Paris: Major Jonas,
u. Bundy died last night in the Grand nd
Hotel from apoplexy resulting from an
advanced stage of Brights disease. lie
never regained consciousness. The body
bas heen embalmod and placed in the To
ceiying vault Of the American Chureh III
the Avenue de PAlms.
lSignedI WAIkLA" hAiD'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
Naval Note.

lBy telegraph 20 the Dlspatch.I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September Am
order was issued by Secretary Tracy to-
day which forebodes a considerable re-
ductlon Of the number OF naval vessels
now on the North Atlantic coast. II was
directed to the chiefs of bureaus and
ordered them 10 immediately prepare tue
Yorktown for service on the Pacific station
and the gunboat Petrol for service on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
The Cotton-Piekers Strike In Carolina.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dlspatcnl

CHlRLEsroN, 5. c.. September a.
Specials 10 the Ae,cs and Courier indicate
that the cotton -pickers' strike has actually
been ordered IN this State and will be put
into effect. The planters are determined
70 resist il TO the bitter end. The negroes
are so retlcent and secretive that nothing
in regard 10 the proposed strike can be
stated positively, but the above are the
conclusions reached by intelligent corre-
spondents. llhe strike Is for 81 per l01
pounds picked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
Hon. W. w Henry has returned to the CITY.

Hon ". w Henry has returned 70 the CITY.
Mrs John Jackson has returned 70 the city.
Miss Mamie Kates has returned 20 the city az
ter "A charming visit 10 Plainneid, y. j., anu
Brooklyn, y. :.
The Council Committee on Health will meet IN
regular se-siop ga the Council chamber at O."O
o'clock this afternoon.
The Methodist Laymcn's Union Of Richmond
And Manchester will meet al Broad-Sueet
church tonight ut O'Clock.
Charles ". Woodward. who has been on \
wccs . vi-it 20 his brother, f. &. Woodward, OF
Roanoke, Va, has returned % he city.
4 couple ~ white men who were slightly under
the influence Of liquor had "srTap' on BANK
street about q o'clock yesterday evening.
Neither was hurt and 10 arrests were made.
Tho next regular session Of tue Board Of Al
dcrWcu viii be held at the Council chamber
Monday evening nt o'ciJck. \ volume ot bIs-
ness viii come before this body on that occasion'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
Augusts's Exposition Boom.
lBy telegraph to the D-spatcn.I

NFw YOKE, September 9. 9.-Twenty-seyen
representative citizens OF Augusta Ga,
arrived in New York tins morning on a
special car. The party has come North III
the interest OF the Augusta Exposition
which Will open November I'd. Iley r..
main in New York. with headquariers al
fhe Hoffman House, to-day and Will 60 or
TO Providence Thursday morning. AitrI
presenting the claims Of the E1p9slt1oa y -. -
Providence they will visit Fall RIVER
inwel Boston, aud other manufacturing
centres in New England and then conteIn;;
nlate A visit 70 Montreal. At the head ol
he delegation is Hon. Patrick Waish'
EDITOR of the Augusta Chronicle and presi-
dent of tie Exposition Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
The slck Won and nritnin.

fBy Anglo-Ameriran cable 20 the Dspatch.l
LoNDos. Enc. September "A dispatch
u the >uuirl from CoustauunoPl~ con-
firms the report that kiamll Pasaa, the re-
centlv.deposei Grand \lzler, Is ylrtua.
prisoner In nls own house, AMI that lie ls
not allowed % emerge thrre-roM or 10 re-
celye any visitors.
SIR William White. the British Arnbass1-
dor 81 Coustautluop.e. . few days ago sent
strong note 20 the Porte demanding an
apology for lnlIsu.ties offered British meT-
chant vessels Il the Dard4nel.es.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
CITIZENS MAKE INQUIRY
,bont the Apprehension Of the Murderer
Of John Epps.

Governor McKiuuey Yesterday received
a telegram -,suei The Feople. OF SUI. Sul-
@.lt r4,sinG II the Iepor, tlat the negro
V"nr9c Curry, WHO Is charged III N@uIe- ,'.-
-1opl county wlth The murder ol III Ia
,,it.nercy wired the contemplating
il..A,'E Ind taken place between himself
"-i' VI ,.otern.r stone. of Mississippi The
iattsr III p gentleman during the day tee
..."r,oTie5 Governor Mckinney that ne
~ hold IT, prisoner until q requlS!uon
"'.'U,,iJ h.. served upon him for Curry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE.
The Engineer and Ilremen Killed-The
Conductor Badly Scaldci.
IBy tclOFraIh @ The DIspat7h.
OYsrrs BAY. /. l., \. Y. Septemb

OYsrFR Bar, /. l., \. Y, September
9.-Locomotiye IL. attached to a
train of three passenger-cars, Just
ready t. leave tins station for Long
Island CITY at 7 O'Clock this morn
ing, exploded, killing Engineer James
donaldson, Fireman Dckerson. and Brake
man Michael Mlhouey. Edward Swan,
Che only passenger IN the smOking-car.
which was ncxt TO the engine. was IN
juroi. but rot seriously. Conductor Az
fred Jones was badly scaided and had ail
Of his clothes torn of his back. tie had
lust left tho side Of the locomotive after
comparing time with Engineer Don
aldsou and eO escaped death. The
body Of Donaldson WAS thrown three
hundred feet IN one direction. WLle
mat Of Fireman Dichersou was thr wn
nearly the same distance in the otutr
direction. brakeman MaLOney, who was
standing on the front platform Of the car
next % the engine. Vu- thrown over the
top Of all three car. HIS body was found
several feet beyond the last car, biackened
and terribly mutIlate 4. Donaldson ana
Nahoucv were billed instantly, nut Dlcker-
son lived for fifteen minutes. lie can Oh
the engine WIS blown into fragments,
portion, rf Il being found 800 feet distant
IN different directions. Tho boiler wa-
thrown ,lto a perpendicular position with
is headlight buried IN the track. Some
pieces OF to.ler-p.atc were thrown dis
tancc of over 500 feet.
A portion Of th, station platform was
bally damaged 10y the trucks and wheels
being thrown from the track upon II. ne
explosion was hoard for miles. shaking
house, and break 10 windows. Ii va, felt
as tar a. Glen Cotr. seven miles distant.
where 4 shes Wrra shaken 0d table III the
houses. The wreck OF the engine is com
ul,te but rho cars are but little damaged.
Locomotive NJ. 1l3 was bui.t hy Roger,
two years ago. and was considered one of
the best ON the road. IL came out OF the
Long Island cumpauv'- shops a-tor a. tho
rough oyeIhau ~ and testing siE months
az. Ma trr-1lechanc Thompson says,
after an examination oi the wreck. that he
isunahle to ac0Uut Tor the explosion uE-
la-. there was defect which % was i'm
posi- ble 20 discover. or perhaps from easci
forming III the tues He SAYS tuat the road
never nal such an accident before.
d % l.. ..r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10

tWo--tory b-irk dwcllIurs, Nos. 9O- ani elO
east Marshall street, between Ninth anu
Tenth.
A. LADAMsON. u NJ, trustees sale y mules
at the corner II Thirteenth and HUI streets,
Manchester. Va.
QUARLYs K McCURDY. ~ r. NJ, rommisslon-
erss .ale ~ frame dwelling N Broad steel,
uesr T. ightocufh.
GEORGE ". MAYO, 1920 4. n, household fGr'
ultIre.
FOX & RIDER. II M, pcars, peaches, &c.
ELLIS & CATHCARg, IJ.JO A. Nj, grocegiet
notions. Sc. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
SHENANCOk1-VALLEY FAIR.
Millionaire Rouss Entertains Royalty
Fine Display OF fStock-Balloon on Fire.
fspecial telegram 70 The Dlspatch.l

T0P''I8I V'T'sI III % IH' UIsVaIII.I
WINCHESTER. Va. September "a large
crowd attended tho Shenandoah-Naley
Agricultural Fair to-day. Hon. Iho..as
Whitehead delivered al able and instEuc-
t.ye address.
Ihis was distinctively &C. B. Rouss. Nil
liOnare Dry Goods Merchant Of New York,
Day." He entertained Ia royal manner
hundreds OF hls old friends. having sent
from New York bountitul supplies Of every
creature comfort for the inner man. The
display at the Fair. especially IN the stock
Department. i nne.
Professor 1homDson's balloon was partly
destroyed by hre when on the point Of
ascension.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10

fBy Ary.J-Amer.csn cable g tho Dispatch.l
CoNsrANrNolLE. September There IS
no doubt that kumIl Pasaa'5 fall was due
to his supposed Au-lophile policy IN re-
gard o. Egypt aud Yemen. Inc recent re-
Volt IN Yemen ls believed by the sultan to
have been tomeutel ~ England. SIR Viii
liam White. The British Amha.sl0or. de-
cllues 10 roy.sit the sultan unless -hlclaIly
invited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
repnbllcani,m Rnmpantin spain.

10y AneI0-Amerl'anr rat.' 70 tie Dl-p9t'hT
Iospoy. Enc. September at Is con-
silered probable that the sensational DIS
patch published IN the TINES u regard -
republican agitation IN SPAN is founded
on fac. There j., rumor tina, the army
reserves have been called out and that =
new army corps Is . Ue formed forthwith
and mohi.lZrd.
Itisalso SAID that the republican agita-
ti1u IN C0ruuua is increasing N Gravity,
aul that the mob openly dehes the civil
Guards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-10
THEY THOUGHT IT WAS ELDeReERRY
Two OLD Maids Die Of Eating Certain
Root aud Bark,
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SToSKHAM. Mass, September 9.-Miss
Catherine Cook, aged seventy-6ve. and
CharlestOwn, Mass, came here yesterday
afternoon 10 visit nephew. The old la
dies went 90 walk IN the woods. where
they found something that looked like an
elderberry bush. and both ate Of the root
aud bark. They later became Ill. and both
died early IN the evening. Another woman
ate some Of the root aud Is now very III,
but il Is thought she will recover.