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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
HDor saved Her Life.

Oo,vGrov. KY, Oct. 17.-Mrs. Emma
Smiths grocery and residence on Bullock
street W IS destroyed by fire early this morn
ing. Mrs Smith and her four children had a
narrow escape from death. The lady arose
at t.80 o'clock. made fre ard retired again
Half an hour later she was awakened By her
New ouadand dog tugging at the bed cloth
inc ami barking iuriously. She was nearly
smothored By smoke. but groped her way 10
tls bedroom Of her children The room was
filed with smoke. but SIC got them out OF
tho burning building Just in time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

Tuesday morning the state convention of
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will convene al the eventh-street Christian
chur h A consecrat. on meetlng preparatory
10 the convention will be held at the same
clurch which will lie conducted by promi-
nent members OF that body The public are
cordially invited % this meeting. ~ well AS
all the sessions OF the convention. aud the
minister, of the city are reque ted 10 ass ST IN
the religious exercises Good singing may be
expected during tho convention. as some Of
tie best soloists ia tho city have consented 10
sing. The business sessions. as vel as the
evening lectures. promise 10 be- OF an inter-
esfing as well a. instructive character. espe-
cially 20 the ladies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
N{onroe De,nocraiIc CIub,

The Monroe Democratic Club of Monroe
war; held an enthusiastic meeting ut keld
Lail last evening.
President A. Q. Knowles called the meeting
70 order and Mr.. II. IT. wilkins was secretary.
Alter tine conduct of routine business oil OF
the candidates Tor the House OF Delegates
who were present were called upon FOR
speeches.
Me-srs. John Jackson. b. y. Munford j.
Taylor Stratton. ). j. English and X. T..
Fsunt.eroy ali addressed the meeting. and
were al accorded pronounced and cordial
reception. Their speeches were almost oil on
the same lines rs heretofore announced. and
each announced himself n sympathy with
the various propositions now being discussed.
This is the last meeting OF the club before
tho primary and it vas largely attended.
MIR Henry COhn. o. the Powhstan Club.
was present and invited tho club TO attend in
body the reception rendered to Governor
Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

They Met and Paid Their ACCOMMODATIONS
OF Voting Places.

At noon Yesterday tho Office of Chairman
Lamb was filed with Democrats. All OF the
nine candidates were present and their names
we're duly recorded for.prnting upon the reg
ular tickets. which will be used on Tuesday
next.
The following are the candidates Msssrs.
!. TAYLOR Stratton. Thomas Byrne, b.. B.
Munford. r. w. Powers. Waiter T. Booth. J.
J. nglish. r. Il. fauntleroy, George b.
Steel and John Jackson.
Each OF the candidates were assessed S77.77
and all promptly paid this amount. some
with checks aid others in currency.
The chairman OF the city committee yes
terday reported the names Of the judges and
clerks in Clay and Jackson wards. these be
ing the two which were not complete on
tuesday last when the others were an
nounced. The complete list is as follows:
JEFFFRsoE WARD.
First precinct Judges, Charles b. Dodson,
Caskie Csbell clerk. J.. Voolfolk.
Second precinct-Judges. i. j. Robertson.
5. l.. Wood clerk. W. W Robertson
Third precinct Judges s. T. Perdue, +.
W. Lowe clerk. J. A. Royster.
Fourth precinct-Judges. George W. Folkes,
W. J.. JOY ncr clerk, W. Atkinson.
MADISON WARD.
First precinct-Judgos. julius A. Hobson,
L. NJ Stratton clerk. s. Wagner.
Second precinct Judges, X. 4. z. Dabney
c. T. johnson clerk. John Richardson.
Third precinct Judges Charles W. Allen,
T. =. Jones clerk, w. G. Harvey.
Fourth precinct-Julges, X. Q. Walden. S.
Taylor Lyans; clerk. John W. Walden.
MONROE WARD.
First precinct Judges. H. r. wilkins. A.
9. Knowles clerk, Hov Coleman.
lirAA
Fred. Pleas nts clerk. IL. L. Tyler.
Third IRE met Judges. andrew Krause,
Luther Martin; clerk. G. A. Hyslop.
Fourth precinct Judges /. Lovensten,
John Burruss clerk, j. H. Tompkins.
Filth precnct--Judges George Gibson, Jr.,
John A. Mosby; clerk, Emmett Knowles.
MAEsHALL WARD.
First precinct-Judges. Il. A. Cavedo, T. J..
Enright clerk II. w. NAYS.
Second prscinct--judges, j. II. Goddin, !.
f. Taylor clerk j. L. Hubbard.
Third precinct-Judges ". NJ. Williams,
John Pitt; clerk. S. w. Bowry.
JACKSON WARD.
First precinct-Judges. G. w. Felthaus and
Henry j. Heeke clerk. Louis b. Schultz.
Second precinct Judges. Robert Taylor
and w. j. Smith clerk. George W. Lindsay.
Third preclnct-Judges. j. f. Bradley and
AANtAtf ~ tfFAtA Wv "a tttlAi t'tRtts
Fourth precinot-Judges John FinneTty
and NJ. L. Gary; clerk, William Disney.
CLAY WARD.
First procinct-Judges. John Laird and
H. Y. b. Moore. clerk Ouis c. Elicit.
Second precinct Judges B. T. Shepperson
and George ii. Hopkins; clerk, George y.
Gwathmev.
Third precinct-Judges. c. Y. Clark and
d. B. Jones clerk, Harry L. Kane.
Fourth precinct-,ludges. George J. Hooper
and J.. =. Bernard clerk Charles A. Horner
NTH precinct -Ju lges, l.. A. Jacob and
". 7. Glenn. clerk. James McDougai.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
4 ID mculty.

A difficulty occurred last evening about
ii 30 o'clock on Cary street between Morris
and Short streets
David Gillian. a co'ored man became in
volyed ia dispute with two white men.
JoNnI t. Miller aud w T.. Fletcher AMI in
the melee Gillian had IS leg broken. The
city ambulance was called. and after treet-
ment he was taken 20 his home on Taylor
street
hs white men are under arrest at the
Third police station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

PrrsurRG. Pa. oct. l7.-Ja,nes r. w.
Nulet. who claims To- be- captain OF the Guon
iue steamer Alaska WAS arrested IA Ale-
glauv last ulpgt for refusing 20 pay cent
toll t0 cross the bridge tt the hearing this
morning Captain Mulet was hneI e. and
costs. Not having the money ON bis person
le Has forced 20 put up As $500 watch 10
save himself from going 20 the workhouse
The captain having missed his ship which
sails from New ork u day SAYS he Will stay
here and sus the fridge company for dam
ages. Captain Mu.iet arrived IN PiNs0urs
yesterday O. look after hs interests hero. he
huv ng nineteen houses IN tho hands of real
estate agents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
Prince Fredericl's Betrothed.

BucHARysr. Oct. l7-Goysrnment papers
here formally contradict the report that It IS
Prince ferdinands intention 10 renOunce the
succession TO tho crown Of Roumania and the
present prospect Of bis marrying 81 tnglsh
princess. which, though It IS not publicly
known. is cute certain. However the
visit OF Prince j eopold. oi hohen-
zolern. Prince Ferdlnand's father. 70
Palamza. where the hing and ueen OF
Roumania are now staying. Is due 70 the new
marriage arrangement. Prince Leopold has
gone for the pufp Sc OF getting tie consent
OF the Queen Of Roumana Carmen sylvia
To the English marriage II Sc renOunee a..
connection with kacaresce lie will 90 imme-
diately to berlin and London and maze
formal announcement Of the betrotnal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
AIlfs-snd-neath Struggle.

PARIS. Tx, oct ls.-Yestorday morning
II NJ. Colston. farmer living ak miles
east of here. was awakened by screams from
the room occupied by his daughter. lie
rushed to the room and encountered burly
negro. 4 terrific struggle ensued between
tie negro and COlstOn who WAS rapidly get
ting tue wor Of II. when the daughter came
to her fatber's ass. tsnce with al axe. he
farmer grasped the weapon and cut the ncsro
I pieces Colston surrendered to the suthO-
rites. but nothing viii 10 done with blu.
The negro was a resident OF Paris and had
gone TO the neighborhood to pick cotton. tie
Wgs slightly demeuted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
Ri-Prices for Horses.

Npw YonK. Oct. list Blaise, the king of
stations. who BELONGED u the late August
belmont. was sold at auction tonight and
brought a sensational price. lie was kno ked
down to Mr Charles Reed. Of Fair View
farm. N.Y.. Tor <lf00JO.
A chestnut colt by 81. Blaise from Lady
Primrose loa oil April ~. 1890 also brought
a surprising price He was houg . by Jacob
Rupner the wslLknown New York brewer,
for 80. 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
pt.,ureog lslshou IL ana.

A splendid portrait of Right Rev. Bishop
Keane is on exhibition in the window of
Walter d. Moses 4 Co.'S store. The painting,
which represents tho Bishop in his prisstly
vestments. is life-like and true in every de-
tail Il was executed by 81 artist OF cele;;
brity in Paris at cost OF over two hundred
dollars without the frame. and it Las been
presented by Mrs keagle TO the Church or
the Sacred Heart for disposition at their fair,
TO be held November 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

ENcYoLICAL From THE POPE
Urging the Restoration Of Temporal Power
TO the Holy see.

Dunlap Special Gable to The Tines
RoMr. Oct. 7.-Iis Holiness the Pope IN
reply to the cardinals WHO ier the unfortu-
nate incident At tue Pantheon 10 the pilgrims,
begged him to leave Rome said he would
never Quit the Holy City until he was driven
out
Tie pone has almost completed an encycli-
cal letter WIN ch he is preparing on tho incl
dents that ately occurred at Rome. 10 which
he point. out the absoluts nece .sity OF restor-
ing ten D )rsl power 10 tue Pontihcate ~ order
t. permit the due exerc 50 oI Its spiritual
jurisdiction. HIS Holiness will also give hls
views on the conduct Of the Government and
the iberal party IN connection with the re-
cent demon STATIONS Of pilgrims.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

CH,revoN. w. w.. Oct Nineteen
Of tho Cincinnati guards taken to-day 20 Ray
moud city o. guard the property of the Mar
met company We're arrested on warrant
sworn ont ~ NJ f. Moran. of the United
Mime Workers, cAafeing them with being an
armed body OF men from another state
ln violation of the State law They were
taken t0 Winfield Putnam county. Gnd were
placed under bond. ks soon as they were re-
leased fou custody tho men were rearrested
for carrying weapons Their trial on tie last
charge w.ll take place Monday next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
GENERAL LEE L4fD TO REST.
People from Portions Of tho South and
Virginia Attend the Funeral.


ALEXANDRA, Va Oct E.-Ihe remains Of
General ". II. +. Lee wero buried to-day.
A concourse Of people attend The obseluies at
"Ravensworth. his late residence, about eight
miles from tha city.
Iev. Dr. lchim conducted tho services, as
sisted by hov leveand Hall, rector Of the
little Episcopal chatel near by
Ihe honorary pNll-EesTefs we're Genersi
parno. Captain love, Payne Cillsrd Colonel
rthur Herbert Or. D. q. Gordon, Alessrs. g. 4.
" lard Burke and Herhcrty.
Delegates were present from Baltimore under
General Bradley J johnson and from y ash
ington under Leigh Robinson, and Con ederate
Camps from Ale. sndria. LeesLurg. llederchs-
burg. lalrfax and Prince William were also
IN attendance.
Mrs. ee did not 90 TO the grave.
The mourners were Genera. Custis Mrs Mary
Lee. Captain Robert Ice. Miss Mildred Lee.
General ii hugh Lee, Mrs Illghmau and hob
or and Boiling Lee.
There we're msny beautiful floral tokens
Several hundred people, representing nearly all
portions or Nlrglnls AM tho south, attended
Inc funeral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

CINCINNATI. o.. oct. l7-This morning
Judge Maxwell rendered decision upholdng
the Baltimore aud Ohio people in the Ohio
aud Mississippi deal They viii 90 ahead and
elect officers. i he stockholders opposed to
the deal viii meet November 18th and elect
officers. There being two sets OF officers the
cast will 20 10 tho circuit court Oh q suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
A Hotel Bedford.

Mrs. T. /. Alfnend and Mrs. A. L. Hunt,
with their children went 10 the Hotel Ped-
ford lew DAYS ago. Friday Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Bryan accompanied 10y Miss Norma
Walker left for the same place.
The appointments and management OF the
hotel are repo tod most admirable and the
atmosphere bracing pnd delicious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
o'Rrien'n Weak Effort.



LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE revelations Of Mr.
william O'Brisn as to tho Boulogne conference
are not looked upon as OF any conseg uence
coming AS they do after Psrnells lips are
sealed Itis believed that OBricn wishes tc
create q movement IN favor OF hims Y fOl
leader of the Irish party. but in this 10 ia moi
likely 10 he successful as the Parneliites are
determined to lave nothing whatever to dc
mifh q KrLeu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

Especial Dunlap Cable 10 the Timesl
BrRtrs. Oct. l7.-Whsn the Czsr pays his
visit 10 the Kaiser on his way from Copen-
hagen towards the end OF the mouth. he Will
stay az the Russ an embassy Already pre-
paration- are being made for his reception
there, although the exact date of his arrival
has not yet been deterlllnsd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

ERrCRT. Oct. I7.-ln the Socialists Con-
gress day Herr Vol emar warned the party
against oyerconddence and too much a.
gression. lie supported the Drcihund bc-
cause IL secured eace and he combatted the
idea that WAT would cause the collapse Of the
existing social system and the elevation oil the
people
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

HIS WAS the clos
ing day of tie
breeders meeting,
and fully 1000 peo-
pie saw the ra es.
Alhamhra lowered
his record TO ! 20.
and Minnie Wilkes
lowered he mark 20
2.I7. Stewart was
taken out of the
sulky in the All
class and Mccoy
put up behind Wal
ter 4. alter the sec
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

Coi.uMBTA, TRSN.. Oct. 1.-THE Columbia
Banking Company capital. 10000, and the
Rank of Columbia capital. 500. 900, have as
siyned No statement of the affairs OF either
onnrsrn has been made public Inability TO
make collections is said 10 be the cause OF tho
failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
seriously Cut.

An alteration occurred at the fish market
last night about 10 O'Clock between Alex and
Julius Cohen. two brothers. who are russian
Jew serchants. and laborer named Robert
Hopkins. who lives at 1872 yenaDle street. in
which Hopkins was so badly cut that he IL
expected to die. The Cohen brothers were
also cut, but not 30 seriously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

COLUMBUS. O., Oct. 17.-Mrs. Allen G.
Thurman died at the nome of tho old no
man" late this ternoon after lnger ug III,
ness. Her maiden name was Mary Dun, ana
shs was born IN Chillicothe lsll:
In her Young days she was considered one
of tbe most beautiful ladies in tho West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

AueusrA. Ga, Oct. 1.-THE Augusta Ex-
postion directors Will leave for Charleston
t. night and will visit all the principal cities
in tie south The Exposition. which opens
on X ovember tn. promises to lie the best in
dustrial exhibition ever held IN the South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

ond heat The meeting has Desn nuauc4al
success Summaries 100 ,,..,
First race. 2:2l class purse fl.60O-Mlnnle
Uilkes. /. /, 1: Pocshontas Prince, 4, 2, 2;
Emperor Wilkes, q 4, 3 Katherine y, g. 5, 3
Keokee. 8. 3. 4: Minnie Wood, distanced.
Time. 2 1S1E: alt; 21s1s :,
Second race. 2:23 class. purse .1,GOO-Al-
hambra, l, j, l Incense. 2, 2, q Dirego, 8. -
5; Wabash. 5. 4, g sallie c., 4, 7, 6; Ermine,
g. 2. 3: Ophir 8, S, 4: Koxie McGregor, >. 8, q;
Greenight. .. 9. 3. Time. 40; Z2l>4 ZZlS4.
Third race, III class. purse ei,600-Yic H.,
I, /, /; Honest George, 3, 2, 2; Walter H.
2. 4, 8: Junemont. 2. 3. 4. Time. 2l55si
RITZ; Rita.
GUTTEsBUgo. n. J.
First race. six furlongs-W. II. B. first, Isa-
t.aena (hily) second, queen Of Irumps third.
Time. l:lo4.
second race, FIVE furlongs- Fagot first, Pc
rnyian second, Vernon third. Time 1929.
Third race. SIX turiongs-Autocrat first,
AIohican second, Dixie third: Time, l'l4A.
Eour.h race. QUO nils-Maior DOmo first
Banquet second BY Fellow third. Time,
Filth race. mile aud quarter Kimberly
fYst. Longstride second, brussels third
Time. 2l15f.
Sixth race seven furlongs -Hyscinthe first
William DAILY, Jr, second, Little jim third.
Time. Z93l.
Guttenburg entries for Monday are.
tirstrace. five furlongs. maidens -Gonzales,
St Denis. Bon voyage, ocalst, Faux Pas
Colt, Iatnus. Archie Collins Majestic. Bats
man. George d. formerly Bratton lOs Nar-
copia, Mabel r. Pomeroy anawav, NGrmont,
Lillian NJ. 05.
Second race. six and one-half furlongs,
seling-Architect Spsrling, ll2; Gertie ID:
lOg; flambeau 1903. Beck. l06; Glenmound
Peralto, lO3. Lord Dslmeny, Perlld, 100 TX
press. Marie Lowell, "a: baylor "A.
Third race. mile and a sixteenth. selling
Raceland. l24: Benedictine, 10 frontenac.
105: L,parto Kimberly. l02: Lillian, 100, Hiss
Belle. sg Nrgie, John Cayanagh. s.
Fourth race. five furlongs -Cracksman. ll7
Tormentor lO7. Early Bloss9 N. San Ardo
Tioga. i04; Umpire Kelly, Torchiight. lO!;
Isaquena Oily, Airplant 80: Hannibal,
Surplus. 81. Lucky Clover. May D., Grey
lock, A. Belle H.. 81.
Filth race one mile, selling-The Sheriff,
Pelham. l06. Richsel. l05 BRUSSELS, Gettys-
burg. l02 Iceberg Forest King. Little MIN
ME. 80 Brown Charlie. Bonnie King, g5
Six race six and half turlOngs-W. 1t. b.,
III: Richard X Fox. Servit0r, 1922 Flaw
villa, Claudine, Freezer. 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
..eod lup of Cea.e

There are few thugs in this world which
con AIMS more real comfort than cup OF
good coffee. The advertisement OF the Great
Atlantic and Pacific lea Company IN this
issue shows how to nake II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
SWUNG INTOETERNITY
Three Negroes LynChed by lndiS.
naRt Citizens
FOR RIOTIEG At CLIFTON FORGE.
Drunken Blacks XIII a White Nan and
Insult Ladies'
4 SPEEDY PUNISHMENT INFLICTED.

sir Impudent and IawIess Negroes Raid the
Town. Commit Their Crimes and
Depart, but Five OF Them nre Ovor-
taken by tho Citizens md Three
Swung mp and Riddled
with Bullets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

A Beautiful Wreath to be Placed on His
Grave.

Especial Dunlap Cable 70 The Tlmesl
DunLN. oct. IA beautiful wreath which
is to be placed on Mr.. Parnelps grave arrived
this morning. having been brought by
Ziominski. the Polish delegate who was
sent over by certain of his fellOw-c0untrymen
10 represent them AZ the funeral lie re uest-
ej the press 10 express Is great regret that
he had been una 10 to reach Ireland IN time
Tor that ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
CLOSE or THE TROTTING SEASON.

The Brseders' Meeting = Financial Success.
Results Of the Running Races.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct II.
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DIR. III
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-11-13
Mckinley and England.

The name of Mckinley is we'll known
and deeply execrated IN Great Britain as
that of an American who wants to trans
fer to this country or to build up here
the manufacturing industries to supply
our own people with goods they have here
tofore bought abroad. The only political
contest of this year In the United States
which has been watched by London jour
palists, statesmen and political econo-
mists has been that in Ohio. The defeat
of Major Mckinley would have been hail
ed in London and heralded over the
United Kingdom as the complete defeat
and downfall of the protective tariff sys-
tenn in the United States-so little do
they know over there of our political
autonomy.
Within two mouths nearly every Lon
don paper, the "Thunderer" included,
has editorlally discussed the Ohio cam
paign. In every line OF these articles
cOulQ De IeaO Tue edIHCoV AVPN '
Kinley might be beaten.
The Majors handsome triumph is there
fore to be considered as having the effect
in Great Britain of disheartening the
manufacturers and tradesmen, who want
the Mckinley bill repealed. 1t serves as
notice on the English that IN spite of the
results of Congressional elections last
fall Major Mckinley is in good political
standing at home and on the high tide OF
public approval.
As matter of fact, the Majors election
has no direct effect on the maintenance
of his bill as law. The bill cannot be
repealed until both branches of Congress
and the President are Democratic, a con-
tingency that can by no possibility take
place before 1896 or 1897. Even ifa Dem
ocrat should be elected President next
year, which is quite improbable, the Sen
ate is so strongly Republican that Its
complexion cannot be changed with all
elections favorable to Democrats for five
years.-N. Y. Press.