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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-30

NEITHER New York Democrats nor
New York epublicans will gain much
by accusing" each other of giving
the Worlds Fair to Chicago. Even
English papers, to whose opinions
New Workers are now and then
charged with paving too much heed.
see the full force of the reasons which
make Chicago altogether the best
place to hold the Worlds Fair.
@a-ss ~. 49,. 80,
THE humane police OF Springfield.
Ohio. recently took a man to the hos
pital to be treated for burns on the
hands and face. He proved to be a
Chicago crook, who had received his
injuries while blowing open a safe
When the police learned the facts
they returned to the hospital to re-
view their ministration, but the pa
tient had left the premises, but no
address.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-30

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

A very pretty marriage took place st Broad
street Methodist church October 18th. AZ Is
l.. NJ. SIR sydney hrItt a highly connected
and prominent Young merchant of suffolk
Va. anl Miss Alice v. Vaughan the daughter
OF our well-knOwn citizen. Mr.. james l.
Vaughan were We del.
The ushers were Messrs Lee Britt Joyuer
al Brewer. of Suffolk, Va. Mr.. Thompson
OF Balum re Mr. nieston, of Washingt1 10.
ID. G.. and Mr.. i. y. Cox. 4 this city. The
bride and groom entered tie church to the
sweet strains # the lohengrin wedding
march. rendered by Sir. Sheppard Webb.
HE bride looked charming attred in a
handsome gown o. taucrepe cloth tastefuily
trimmed with velvet anu applique. She car
ed an ex uisite bouquet OF Ia France roses.
lie ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr. Tudor the pastor OF the church. assisted
by Rev. George Nanderslice. IT ~ ok The
bridal party lett Oh the O'Clock tram for an
extended Northern tour The presents Were
numerous and handsome.
Sir. and Mrs. britt VIII be al home 20 their
friends after November lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
fIEn AT rHE nocomorIyr WORKS.
The Cupola Furnace Cnused the Coniisgra-
tion-Loss About -. .O00-Fully Insured.

tiop-Loss About s3OOO-fully Insured.
About 79O o'clock last evening the bells Of
the city announced an alarm Of fire rom
/ fox t-. corner O. Seventeenth aud Lownes
streets But little al ent.on was paid o. the
alarm until % -e Oud one WAS sent in and .rn
/ it became generally known tuat the ich-
m0ud locomotive aud Machine Works was
on fire
ust as Mr. +. T. D. Myers. Ji.. who is en-
pi yed al the works. stood 4 the nortlern
end of tie vaduct waiting for a car. he
& ancet at the works md saw an unu ual
amount OF smoke. He Immediately returned
% tie plant and found that the moulding
sAop was on fire The hose belonging Q, the
company WAS Immediately brought in'o use
ana ln the meanwhile some one turned u the
alarm irOm OK 3 when IL should have be
Tlhg INTO hesdgu rters from the Locomotive
works private box 40 -.
Ine department was soon on the scene and
as soon - Chief Puller discovered that IL was
the locomotive plant burning second
alarm was turned in. The fremen worked
Of yely ana earnestly. and in a short time it
was apparent TO all spectators that the ire
was uu ier control Though there was
often tie noise of falling glass or
tmbers the fire gradually sunk lower and
lower. and IN a. hour time there were only
faint hickers % tel. that there had been a fire.
he iremen seemed determined that the con-
fegratiou should not be a repetition OF what
took place some months ago and from the
beginning 20 the enl they worked with viii.
The fire originated IN the cupola furnace
which Is situated in the middle of the mould
Ing shops The latter Oc upies position in
the northwestern corner Of the plant. quite
near tie northern end of the Fiith-sireet
uaduct. The ames rapidly made their way
10 the woodwork upon the root Of the build
ing, and this. with a considerable port on IF
the work. was ent rely destroyed. The wood
work held window frames which gave 10 the
building ventilation and ght
The damage is estimated 20 be about 81 600.
fully insured. Mr.. W. H. Trgg the presi-
dent Of the company stated last evening
that he could not estimate the loss, but said
that none of tie castings had been damaged
OF destroyed The immense steam ,rane.
which Is used for lifting heavy castings, also es-
cared without injury. There were a few small
castings for the Texas in the buildings. but
they occupied q position quite distance
from the fire and were not damaged IN the
slightest
Mr. Trigg says that in a couple Of weeks
the building can be put in thorough repair
and tlat by tie fire he does not anticipate
tho slightest delay. A large force of hands
viii begin to-day clearing away the debr s,
and every effort viii be made TO resume work
ia tins important department as soon as pos
sible
Thebright reflection in the heavens from
the fire attracted o large crowd Of people.
who watched the coniagration from the via
duct The scene of the crowd on the hills
about the works was quite pictures lue one
while the fire was az its height and though
tle air was quite chilly many ladies watched
the playing of the flames
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

CmclGo. Oct ia spatch from Crete
IL. -a chat two reporters of the Chicago
lntef-Oeeau named Nashiuru and Henry
and McDaterty the special artist OF that
paper. were instantly ID Jed last night al that
place The twc latter had been assigned 10
write an article upon midnight railroad ride
on the tlicaso and Eastern Illinois road.
Naslourn was returning irom bis vacation 10
K as Desl man al tie wedding OF another
member ~ tie nfer-Ocean'sstaT The tbrsa
men. with General Passenger Stone
we're riding upon The 10 om0tiye Stone eft
taem 20 INTO the dining car. and moment
later tie train struck "a misplaced switch and
the locomotive p unged through an engine
house. TIE engineer and fireman Jumped
ana saved themselves. but the three news
paper men were killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
4 BIRTHDAY ENTERTATNMENr.
A Full-Dress Reception M the Residence of
Mr.. j. W. White Last Evening.

very enjoyable affair was full-dress re-
ception aud musical entertainment given last
evening al the residence of Mr.. j. w. White.
member Of the Common Council at No /
east Clay street The occasion was tie ce.e-
braton Of the twenty-second birthday If Dir.
Joseph +. White tie Oldest son Of Alr. j. ".
White.
Messrs. J. W. Bowles. G.. II. Tompkins and
Charles ". McCluer. Of the Old Dominion
Quartet Club entertained the guests with a
number oi fine selections Oh the guitar. banjo
ami mandolin, and Mss Neya Crutchfed
sang several songs which she accompanied
Oh the guitar. At the close OF tie concert an
elegant supper was served.
The party consisted of Mr. and Mrs j. ".
White Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wilson. Miss
Neya Crutchfeld Miss Lille Robertson. Mss
Jennie Dtey. Miss Grace Culpeper. Miss
Evelyn Walden, Miss Ella ingalls, Of Dallas
Tex Miss Mary Elierson Of Peoria, His; Miss
Annie Mckenzie OF ~. Louis. No. Miss da
Ramsey OF Montgomery. Ala; Messrs. J. Writ
Bowes g.. Harry Iompkius. Charles W. Nc
Cluer Harvey Clements. Gilber, c. White.
Joseph " White John W Culpeper, Thomas
MlitWCrth c. Werner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

Berlin Police Looking for tho Author Of
scurrilous Leahet.
BY Cable 20 The Times

tbf NH"4p RS AA' i4iAeSt
LONDON. oct. ia Berlin dispatch saws
the police are anxiousiy hunting Tor tie
author OF a scurrilous ieaiet which has been
mysterious.y cireu ated and which contains
an offensive attack on the Kaiser charging
him with dissipation and immortality and n-
t!mati that lie j. oil un- ound mind. The
writer also holds up O. idicu.e tie aiser-
alleged idea Of ever e4ualing his auce tor
the great frederick and tie article closes
with advice % the aiser % be- careful about
starting conaagration 20 consume himself
and bis house. such b. Id " rds are seldom
heard IN Germany. much Jess printed. and
the author would be sentenced % a long term
Of impr sOument could he be discovered.
The Kaiser Is SAID 20 know no fOrgyeue-s for
people who 0rend h.s pr and ambition
aud the police know that lie appreciates and
rewards the men VINO make the desired
arrests
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

Rev. Or. Tudor, Of Broad-street Methodist
church. who returned from the Fcumenical
Council IN Washington yesterday 20 perform
3 marriage ceremony at his church, returned
- ;, ashington last night. His pulpit will be
filed Sunday by Bishop O. 7. fitzgerald. Of
San Francisco. and nr. ". b. Palmore. editor
OF the st. Louis Chrstia Advocate. such
DISTINGUISHED and eminent preachers Will
doubtless draw large congregations. Dr. Tu-
dor will preach in Washington sunday morn
Ing aud in Alexandria at nigh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge Sons OF St.
George. n e. 81 Wllk nsOns Hall last evening
q perfect arrangements for sOciable 70 be
given u the trends and families of the mem-
bers next Thursday night. The entertain
ment viii consist OF music singing reading
rec tat ons and refreshments
a le ter Was read at the meeting last even
ing from Mr.. J A. Parnell. al Cheyenne. ".
j.. describing the formation Of lodge Of the
order IA that city through his instrumen-
tality.
Mr. Parnell was formerly a resident Of
Richmond and a. active member of Sir Wal
ter Raleigh Lodge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

There were three calls for the ambulance
yesterday.
Al II Is A. NJ. % Csrdwells Machine
Works. on Cary street. whore 4 woman was
found suffering from a cut On the head. She
was treated and taken 10 her home on Main
street
At 1856 2. VI. & the Second police station.
% a Chinamau named Al 10 who had been
struck over the eye by stick. lie vas treat
ed and left az the station.
At g 90 =. NJ % tie Chesapeake and Ohio
railway crossing al Seventeenth street 10 a
man suffering from an epiiel tic 81. lie was
tre ted and taken 10 his home on YenAbls
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

Mr. and Mrs. James r. Branch have issued
invitations 10 a reception 10 Miss Julia Mar
lowe. the actress. who will appear AT tie
Theatre tonight. The reception will take
place at their home 3l5 west Franklin street.
etween the hours f and O'Clock +. vi
Miss Mariowe has received social recogai-
ton wherever she has appeared
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

Virginia Fugitive Captured in Lincoln
County, Wash.-The Go sernor.


Wayman Sutton. who was convicted Of
murder few years ago in Wythe county. and
who successfully made his escape the night
before his execution has been arrested in
Lincoln county. Wash few days ago the
Commonwealth attorney Of Wythe county
receited information rom the State OF " a.. L.
ington of the presence OF the fugitive IL Lin
coin county. in that = tate. lie was arrested
and Is now held subject 10 the demands Of
the Virginia authorities.
The Governor received the papers in the
case day. but will take no immediate action
until he Las fu ly considered them. IL is said
that the mans Identification is complete.
4 be Governor yesterday wrote to Colonel
Cary requesting TO be released from an ap-
pointment 10 visit the + irst regiment on Mon
day night. owing TO the presence Of Governor
Hll Colonel Jones and the entire regiment
are invited 10 attend the reception.
A X. Green. ex-Irea urer OF Halifax coun-
ty. and r. A. Neitch. shei of Alexandria
county. were in the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

WNKFRroN Va. OCT. i5.- Special Ori.s =.
storm Tas,ed over this county on lsst NonS.s
aud caused oyercoats 70 be brought ort. and
also many stoves 10 20 10
Nrs Alley Mitchell, wife OF r. r. Nitcbsu
living near HoEerfons 10 tOfiice. m Fss.. !; !,
very III and not expected 20 live - -
Miss anchE hou,e, OF Richmond. arrival
here on the ia and has taken charge -, ~
Wslkerion school Her many friends weleoms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

| he appeared on the track he looked the king
he is. march is also hands me horse and
In any other company would have been an
easy winner but Allerton even had him
beaten in the scoring. a. he approached the
wire the first three times s. fast that Del
march Wa carried Of his feet each time.
In the first heat be allowed Demar TO lead
into the stretch when with little urging Aller-
ton came home an easy winner by length.
The second and I iird heat 1t was AllertOu all
the way. he having Delmarch at his mercy at
every part # [. 90 n.
lhe time was First heat, 2:l34. second
heat.2 - third heat. :l514. II was generally
conceded by the leading horsemen present
that AllertOn was several seconds better to-
day than ever before. and it was admitted by
all that had Nancy Hanks been able TO trot
with him she would either have been defeated
or would have trotted the fastest race ever
known.
A sensation was caused about o'clock by
the announcement that Nancy Hanks had
been sold to the Boston millionaire. NAL
COIN orbes. Mr.. Hart oswell. her breeder
and former owner Budd DObe and Mr.. Forbes
are said 70 be the only persons who know
the price. is known however. that Sl2.00l
was refused for her a short time ago and that
Alr. Boswell had set $4,000 rs his price.
Monbars. the great two-y -year-Old stallion. was
driven by DOble this afternoon 20 beat his
track record here of PIC. In the first at
lculDL ne y II, i'ut he WAS uDk AIlFtu
again owing to the cool weather.
GurTENBuRG.
The entries al Guttenburg for TO-DAY are
First race five furlongs Introductory scram-
ble- kingston, lZs Civil Service. l22: Dixie
ll2. Lord Harry. 10 Kitty Van, l07 Leona-
well. 105 Early Blossom. Express. l02 Fene-
lon. Gold Dollar. "a Seryitor, ". Flav.lla
May d.. 81. Belle D.. rs. Polly =. II.
Second race selling. SIX and half fur
longs Castaway H.. 10; Benedictne l07.
Glenmouud. 1913; kndurer, l02 Sparling, l00
King Hazem. 9S Daisy Woodruff. Miss Belle,
81: Marie ovell. Insight, ~.
Third race FIVE furongs -Airplant. l2l;
Dashing Belle formerly Refracton. flly.
Saxopa, lls: Lester, ll3 Bitten Longard.
1l3 ocalite, Maxim fillyl. 100 Bon Noyage.
Redwood Latimus. Gondolier Vernon. ys,
Mabel r.. POmerCy Mckewer. o.
Fourth race. one mile and one-eighth. In
row, IL BANQUET. Maidstone. ia; Sto kton.
DomO. 10S Tulla Blackburn. kenwood l02:
low Abi. 100 Miss Belle 81. Rhono. Wood
50. Nirgie IS. Umpire Kelly. II.
Fifth race. six iurlongs selling Bradford.
ll9 Surplus. III lorchight ll3 St. Patrick.
JOS. Beck. Houston Architect. 107; Euola. l0l:
Headlight los Perled. Little Fred, Richard
X. Fox, ll2. Shotoyer, lOl; Maggie Beck
GOldstep. 90.
Sixth race. seven furlongs. selling-Jay +.
Dee. l42 Lithbert. 125. Pelham. 134. Gettys-
/, zEzs-l32s s-llregrn Charlie ~ keptunus l23.
Common Sense. 12l; Glideaway, llS; Preston
Il o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
MaRRIED ~ FREDERTCKsBUR0.
Miss Lizzie Lane Welded to Mr.. william =.
Dnniel Of * chmond.

special 10 Tn TN last evening from
Tredericks burg confanel the follow ne ac-
count # the maria ( a popular young man
Of ichm nd.
81 - izzie are the youngest daughter OF
tie ate John q Lane oi this city. ws Elar-
rI0d his eyenin % Hr. Vii am :. Daniel,
former % this O.. but now of Richmond.
Iey. ". VI. Clark rector Oi It. G-Or es
Episcopal chnr IA. 0fc ated. The wedding
was uiet Que and took llace at the rest
q nee OF 3lr II. B. Lane. a brother Of tho
ride.
Tie bride wss ex uisitely dressed in agown
Of " ie allie aud embroidered chiffon. rhe
hou was beautifully decorated witt natural
flowers and ierns. Miss hosahe Johns and
VI IS TIA Grant were the maids OF honor. and
Mr.. James Moncure, Of Richmond was the
iest man.
Among tie guests present were. Mrs Grant
and Mr. c. Al ian Grant. OF London Mrs.
a. - Johns, Ne--rs. r. a. Isyloe. i J. Mon
tague J. A. addison. Il. w Archer and j. A.
Christian. and Miss Addison and Mrs. K.
Brook OF Richmond.
Ar. and Mrs Daniel left on the evening
train for bridal tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
FoR rHE c4CSE or TEMPEBANCE.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
OF Virginia TO Meet in Richmond.

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
OF Virginia TO Meet In Richmond.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Of Virginia will meet at the Seyenth-street
Christian church next Tuesday, the goth and
continue in session three days. Mrs. Caroline
& buei grand secretary of the National
Mon. an intelligent and noted woman. Will
preside over the meetings. She is very attrac-
tive IN person and modest in demeanOr. and
moreover knows how to conduct q meeting
on parliamentary lines
Mrs. Frances Barnes. a pretty Quakeress,
VINO is superintendent Of the oung Momanis
branch Of the work. will be present. and also
Mss Jennie Smith, who has q national repu-
tat.On rs superintendent of railroad TX Tor
the union. She Is a bright little woman. who
for years. though an invalid, went from
point TO point In tie baggage car upon
q couch and did elective work for temper
ance on the Northern trunk railroad lines
One of these corporations. recognizing the
benefit from her Efforts. has built her hand
some cottage on their line where size at
times resides. She has been restored 20 good
health. as she believes, by Iaith cure.
Governor Mckinney and Mayor Ellyson
viii be present Al the opening session and
welcome the dele -ates. Rev. Dr Hail and
lev. ir. Landrum have promised TO be
present.
Besides the national representatives above
mentioned, about sixty delegates from the
various unions in the State viii be present
Three sessIODs a day viii be held a. fol W.
VI rnlng sessi Il. commencing at 10 O'Clock
AFTERNOON session. commencing 10 o'clock.
and evening sessl Il, commencing at 750
o'clock
The day sessions Will be devoted to the
business Of the union and the evening session
to addresses by the national representatives..
Mrs. barnes viii speak Tuesday night. Mss
Jennie Smith Wednesday and Mrs. Buel
Thur day. The public are invited to all the
sessions.
lie daily lunch 10 the delegates will be
given az the 81. & air Hotel
Mr.. W. Ii. Peasants, president of the
Woman Christian Temperance Mon of
Richmond, is hopeful OF beneficial results
from tie meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
The plnafnre

There was chorus rehearsal of P.nafore at
Messrs M b. Ramos q Co. : store last even
Ing Some thirty members were present. and
the rehearsal was directed by Mr Charles l..
Segel.
Captain frank Cunningham IS anxious 20
increase the size of the chorus aud all persons
who are willing - take part are requested 10
be- At Messrs. Ramos q Co. store next Inurs-
day evening al O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
GRADf CHALLENGES FAssETT.
"Tsmmany's silver-Iongued Senator" Wants
TO Have Joint Debate.

TRoY, n. Y. Oct. 15-The Troy Press will
announce to-day that it is authorized by the
Democratic State committee to invite Hon.
J. Sloat Fassett to meet ex-senator Grady at
any place in the State and at any time before
election IN discu sion of any or al the issues
pending in the camDaign
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
Gnsp ! Ismprrance.

A Gospel temperance meeting under the
auspices Of the Womans Christian Temper
ance MON was held at eigh- street rapt st
church last evening. and. though the speaker
expected did not come for some unknown
reason the meeting was made interesting By
sxrsmpors addresses from several gentlemen
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
PiIrrlm,. Prnrre.-.

This highly-interesting entertainment
comes of at Broad street Methodist Episco-
pal church 10 mig I panoramic lllustrs-
ton OF the principal scenes IN this well-known
allegory will be- made with original paintings
IN OIL by 0ev. Adam Chambers. who lectures
on the subject. ] his lecture and entertain
ment has bad wide patronage, and il de-
scribsd ss being OF thrilling interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
The Musicale Po.tpon.d.

The Mozart musicale appointed for next
Monday nieht has been postDoned 10 Thurs
day night tie I'd in order that the Academy
might be usel for the reception OF Governor
Hill on that night. The musicales for next
month will occur on the "a and 10th unless
otherwise published
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

WENTY thousand
people attended the
trOtting races ere
to-day. drawn prin-
cipa.iy y the an
nouncenlent of the
900 mat b CO
btween Alert n and
Deimarch. L h g
weather was clea
and C oil and the
ira K fast. AlertOn
was never IN better
condition and when
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
FEARs FOR THEIR SAFETY
No Trace Found of Lieutenant Russell and
HIS Exploring Party.

san FRANcIsco, Oct 15.-Much anxiety is
felt for the safety Of Lieutenant Russell and
party who were sent ont to explore Mt ST.
Elias. Russell and his men were to have met
the revenue cutter Corwn at ) skatt Septem-
Der st hut when the Corwin went there Rus
sell did not appear aud a searching party sent
out failed TO find any trace of him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
HAS IT THE DURHAM CITTg
The Wrecked Vessel reported on New
foundland's Coast.


MONTREAL. Oct l5.-The impression pre-
walls among shipping men that the steamer
which was sunk OF the coast of ofNewsoundland
and which it had been claimed was the CITY
Of Rome. was the Durham City. AL American
boat which sailed from Boston last " ednes-
for London with cargo Of grain. four aud
cattle. he Durham City ca riel crew OF
fifty hands.
Nm YORK, Oct l5.-Cuite a number Of
steam and sailing vessels arrived here today
many o. them from Southern ports They ali
report having experienced heavy weather.
AM theiy logs show that the gales which have
been prevailing exten ed as Tar South As the
straits of lorlda
5. JoHN-. n. f.. oct. IA dispatch -
the Colonist from Magistrate Carey of Ire
pa.sey. SAYS There no truth whatever in
the report that the City OF ome IS lost In
is a hoax perpetrated by alt-S tied coxbov
of the steamer M0ndego. lost at tue Marine
Cove on the 10Th Of September
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

MILno.o. Va. Oct. "a. - Special A
meeting o. the Farmers Alliance was held
here to-day. composed of members represent
Ing Bat and Allegheny. Highland county
"Hs not represented Mr. A. r. Winthrow
was elected candidate for the Legislature
lie bad been previously nominated AZ VAIN
sprlnes 80 the Demoeratic Alliance candidate
tor tie Legislature.