The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
"NOT WORTHY OF A REPLY
What President Inman Says Of Attacks on
The Terminal.
SUFFERING FROK HEAT IN NEN YORK.
Two More Lonthsone Chinsmcn-- Immigrants
by Observation-Disclosures EJitor Dead
Propeller Blades Broken.
NEW YoRx BuKEAv, RICHMOND Tr,frs,
Ano,,nt IA 1901

insiders were taxing ndVanthge or tne lON
price that had been thrust on them. and wer
quietly taking in such offerings aS we're made
President Inman was in town to-day. III
sAid he had read the report. but it was so gar
bled and the alleged facts so twisted that i
was yalueless Some Of the allegation
were true but all that was true wa,
old news and was thoroughly known
long ago and published broadcast The
published statement Of Saturday is not
worthy OF n dignifed reply, and do not
think shall bother 10 make one. The annual
report Of the Richmond and Danville system
wil be out in few weeks. and the showing
by That will be ample refutation."
He said, further, that the economies intro
duced by the officials of tho Richmond Ter
minal system are having a good, substantial
effect. and that the Richmond and Danville
has s475 ,0o0 III bank in New York, besides
large balances in Southern cities.
ExTREME HAT
This was the hottest August day in twenty
years Tho intense heat has not been with
out its fatalities The increase in humidity
swolls the death record and is especially fatal
10 those suffering from chronic Diseases.
There wsr0 = number Of deaths Yesterday and
several today from the heat.
Or. Cyrus Edison, chief of tho division of
contagious diseases, removed two Cinnamon
suffering from loathsome disease Of the
Celestial type to a hospital this afternoon
One was the fan TAM player, Now Toy of
- Mott street. and the other Taing Deng a
lundryman of 81 Mott street. The cases
we're reported as leprosy, but the diagnosis
was wrong.
DETSG fNOCULATKD.
There are now ten patients under DR..
hbior's care ~ the Pasteur Institute who
are being inoculated TO prevent hydrophobia.
One is a deputy sheriff Of Austin, Tex. and
another IS the eight-year old son of mer-
chant Of that town. both were bitten by the
same dog about fifteen days ago.
The dog was believed to have developed
rabies and was shot. Three other patients
are expected from Austin tomorrow. They
are the children OF business man. and were
bitten about week ago. DIR. Ieteve, who
has been associated with DR.. GiOier since the
Pasteur Institute was opened nearly two
years ago, has gone 10 San Francisco to prac-
tlce the Pasteur system there.
STILL THEY COME
The Immigrant Landing Bureau at the
Barge Office was a very much crowded place
to-day. Three steamships landed S22 iinmi-
grants. The people were principally Russian
Hebrews and evidently very poor The Su-
perintendent Of Immigration ordered the de-
tention OF lO7 OF them on the ground that they |
were paupers. Tho agent Of the He |
brew Charitable Association sent word |
OF the detention 70 several influential |
Hebrew citizens, and before noon over eighty |
of the detained immigrants were liberated |
on bonds OF Indemnity The majoritv Of the |
detained Hebrews arrived on the Cunard |
steamship AuranIa from Liverpool, and are
supposed to have been shipped by the Hebrew
Charitable Society Of London.
CRAZY IN TIE CATHEDRAL
Della McGOnegal. servant in the employ
of Charles A. Baudouine a retired merchant.
who resides at the southwest corner Of Fifty
ut 4 f~aa ogtl
and refned-lookng woman. Clad in black
dress and staring wildly she moved about the
rear aisle Of st. Patricks cathedral during |
the latter part Of the o'clock mass YESTERDAY
ehe made strange motions with her hands
and her lips were constantly moving
Some women drew her down into a seat be-
fore she could attract much attention, and af
Ter the service was over Annie Smith, another
OF MIR. Baudouine's servants tried to persuade
Miss McGonegal to 60 home with her This
she refused 10 do and insisted upon walking
about the street, waving her hands and her
handkerchief and utteIing prayers under her
breath
She was finally taken home by two police
men; Dir. BaudOuine IS absent with his fam
lily in Saratoga for the summer The wo-
mans actions in the house frightened the
Otner servants, who went TO the Fifty first
street police station and had her taken 10
Bellevue Hospital
The servants say that Miss MoG had
been acting queery for several days and
seemed to he suffering from form Of reliR-
Gus mania, She was continually praying |
md on Saturday night she went into Mr.
5audouines library and sat there watching
me pictures. which she declared, wore
winging violently. She kept the restof the
servants awake ali night and walked about tho
ionse until time for going to mass.
The woman had bee IN Mr. Baudouine's
Employ for two years. She came from Ire
and and has two cousins in this city
AN EDITOR Dad.
William T. Croasdaie. editor Of the Stand
r6. the single-tax organ and chairman Of tho
National committee Of the Sipele-Tax eague
he'd from peritonitis. after an illness If eight \
lays. yesterday afternoon at Merriwold Park j
hat is place where the single-tax men of !
his city have clubhouse. .
Mr.. Croasdale was born Inkewcastle county !
Del, on March q, 1874, of Quaker parents
nd received his education at the Friends
academy Washington When little more
han sixteen years old Young CrossdGls who a
'a6 an enthusiastic Dniouist. enlisted n, the
nth Delaware regiment. and afterwards be-
aine color sergeant IN tho Seventh lie was
dltor OF Union paper III the southern pnr- 8
on OF the State before le was of ago, ard !
DincOlns reelection /
nERK IS ANOTHER srRANGLrR 4
II looked much like II second Glendale u
ranging case when an unconscious girl mas :,
Dund Friday night IN y vacant lot in the roar
Mayor Gleason's horse car stables IN Long
lland City. G.
For some reason the affair was not reporfeJ \
niil yesterday The glrl was Mamie Mspuire a
olae men who were passing found her She
as TAKEN u store near by and ia short f.
me she regaincd consciousness
When able b. speak she said that she had
et taA man on the street who asked her
SHOW nun the way 10 Vernon avenue
hen hall way across the lot in which sle te
~ found the man threw her 20 the ground ~
40 Struggled desperately with ali her strenpth LEI
ID the man struck her several times ia The ~
&c aud on the body. ~
Then he seized her by the throat and ~
oAed her until she lost consciousness The
RI described her asssiiant as OF LARGE AND Z
ny powerful build Manic is not VET 6fts.n g.
ars old; and is thoroughly prostIsted by io'
o assault ~ III,
FLEETWOOD TROrTiNG CHAT. ."
Although tina members Of New York's Tia
ivlng Club are Conspicuous BY thelr an. Gel
nee from fleetwood Just now, The track "a
pt IN splendid trim. aud week by week the r.
TX OF developing trotters from the green ma
TAI goes steadily on. During The past
eh lew fast miles have been reported but
feature Of the recent work is the spesd an,
1 9v by some Of the younger horses. chi
'heh 'he season opened John Daly bod
ne four or i've young ones hv Alcentsra -
D. lie most pTOmisuV of them IL Tho tL,a, e