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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
THE ARKANSAS ELECTION.
Australian-B Ballot Result--Thc Democratic
Majority May Reach $4,000.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

ST. LOUIS. September 6.-The returns
from Arkansas are only scattering, but are
sufficient to indicate that the election yes
terday resulted in Democratic victory.
Owing TO the Australian ballot system, the
vote has been largely reduced, the llllte-
rate citizens not voting. 1t is said that
not more than 80 per cent. OF the negroes
voted. Leading Republicans say they will
be not surprised if Mr.. FIshback, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, re-
ceives $1,000 majority.
The only Republican majority is reported
from Jefferson county, which gave 500 and
has heretofore given 800 Republican ma
iority. Partial returns from Crittendon!
the Republican stronghold in Eastern
Arkansas, give Democratic majority OF
200. In some towns in Western Arkansas
Whipple and Carnahan, the Republican
and Populist candidates for Governor, re-
spectively, failed to receive any votes at ali.
IL is impossible TO estimate Flshbaek's
majority. on account of the popularity OF
the vote. The refusal of the negroes, 10
vote has non-plussed the political mathe.
maticians. The result IS the expression OF
the Arkansas voters who are able 10 read
and write. the Australian ballot system
having kept from the polls those who were
unable TO prepare their own tickets and
were unwilling to acknowledge their igno-
rance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
winiamsburg's Big Budget.

IStan Correspondence RichmOnd Dlspatcn.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. September 6.-The
Democrats of this city met last night at
the courthouse, and Mr.. Archer Brooks
was elected as delegate and MIR. NJ. Il. Har-
rell alternate TO the Newport News con-
ventlon.
A reorganization of the City Committee
was effected aud the following gentlemen
elected to serve one year: g. P. Armistead,
A. Brooks, John McLees, NJ. r. HarreIl,
and II. ID. Cole.
No instructions were gwen the delegate.
The Board of Supervisors of James City
county met here yesterday. The tax rate
for this year il 10 cents on the S100--a re-
duction of 15 cents from last year.
DR.. Leonard. one OF our oldest and most
popular practitioners of medicine, yester-
day accidentally fell on the steps of his
residence and sustained an injury from
which he is now confined to his bed.
Mrs. DIR. Booth. of Oarter's Grove. who
has been spending some time at the MOD
roo Red Sulphur Springs. Is now with her
daughter, Miss Henrietta, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris, IN Jefferson county, w. Va.
Reports from the lower end of York
county tell of q violent wind aud hail
storm that passed over that section on
Monday, doing great damage 10 fences and
to standing crops.
A most interesting meeting of Surprise
Lodge of Good 1emplars was held last
night at their hall, on lower Main street, at
which two earnest and eloquent addresses
were made in behalf of the temperance
cause by Revs. ]. III. Moss and p. L. War.
rQD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
JUSTICE J.. C. wacRAe.
Formally Nominated by NC. DsmOeratic
Committee-other Tar-hesi-innn.
Especial telegram to tho Dtspatch.l

Committee-other Tar-heei-inna.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
RALK1aH. n. c.. September 6.-Ihe Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee met
here this afternoon, thirty-one OF its nIty
members being present. Chairman SIM
mons presided and stated that IFS oDlect
was to decide whether il should nominate
a candidate for Associate Justice or cali
convention 10 make the nomination. By a
unanimous vote IL was decided that the
committee should nominate.
NOMINATED.
James c. MacRae, who was not long
since appointed by Governor Holt 70 MI
the vacancy, was then nominated by ac-
clamation. A committee was appointed 10
notify him.
ADOPTED.
Resolutions Of respect TO the memory
of the late Associate-Justice, Joseph D.
Davis, whose death caused the vacancy,
were adopted by a rising vote.
ACCEPTED.
C. II. johnson, committeeman from
Sampson county, rendered his resignation,
stating that he had joined the Third party.
By a unanimous vote, IL was accepted.
and w. T.. Stevens was chosen to nil the
vacancy.
ORDERED.
The State Board of Education met to-
day and ordered General Lewis. ITS engi-
neer, to at once survey 10000 acres OF
State swamp-lands IN Craven county,
which are TO be sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
LIE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
Personal Interest OF the Cznr in His
PIaeue-Stricken People.
rBy Anglo-Amcrican cablo to the Dispatch.I

fBy gIo-American cablo TO the Dispatch.l
Sr. PErrRspURG. September ct was
reported in this city yesterday that there
were lO3 new cases of cholera and 81
deaths. the same number OF cases and
less death than Sunday.
Both the Gar and the Czarina have ex-
pressed much solcitude for the welfare OF
those who are stricken with the disease,
and there is no doubt that their interest
has resulted in good to those who are
taken TO the hospitals. The authorities
know that the Gar ispersonally, interested
IN all That pertains 70 the epidemic, and
consequently those who might be tempted
70 shirk their duties are kept up TO them
bv the knowledge that amy shortcolnlng
would surely reach the ears OF the Car
PRACTICAL. IMPERIAL SYMPATHY.
His Majesty, accompanied by the
Czarina. has visited two of the cholera hos
pitals and has inspected the temporary
structure devoted to the use of cholera pa
tients. High court officials attempted TO
dissuade the Gar from placing himself IN
such close contact with the disease, but
he laughed at their fears and expressed
himself "a being n no way afraid OF con-
tracing the infection. The Czarina was
equally as brave. They went through the
buildings and carefully listened TO the OF
fcials as they pointed ont the methods
employed 10 fight the disease: 1hey Wehi
into the wards where the sufferers lie and
bending over some of the patients spoke
consoling words to them. Some OF the pa
tients gained fresh courage from the SYM
Ijathizing words of the Gar and Czarlna:
The official returns for the whole empire
place the number of new cases Satufday
at 4. S76 deaths. 207S increase OF oo4
cases and 2sS deaths over Friday.
Increase at Havre.
HAvRE, September 6.--Ihe, choiera re-
turns of Yesterday show another Jump IN
the number OF new cases reported; sun
dav only z new cases were reported, wblle
YESTERDAY the returns showed an increase
Of 20 cases. n sufferers having been re-
moved 90 the hospital. Number OF deaths
yesterday 9, exactly the same NUMBER as
occurred Sunday.
The German Report.
BERLIN, September 6.-The cholera stats-
ment of the Imperial Board OF Health re-
ports GA new cases at Hamburg yesterday
and 264 deaths. Two cases were reporter
at Coblentz, / new case and ueatns
at Magdeburg. and new cases ana
deaths on the island of WilhelmsDurg' IN
the Elbe, opposite Hamburg
Iho Pvris Report.
PARIS. September G.-FIfteen new cases
of cholera were reported IN TINS city yeS-
terday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
Tho Third Party Meltiar Away.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
WEST PoINT, Va. September 6.-The
Third-party sentiment in the First Congress
sional District is rapidly melting away be-
fore the earnest and honest appeals OF that
man among men William A. Jones. He is a
man from his "boots up" and it would
prove almost national calamity for him
to be defeated by Third-party dema-
gogue.
Miss Annie T.. Phaup, popular young
lady of West Point, has accepted position
in Baltimore.
Mr. Boliver Stark, popular young West
Pointer now employed in Norfolk, is home
on a short vacation.
.t is said that Mr. Fl. II. Orr, of the cot
ton firm OF Saunders Il Orr, will open an
Office and reside IN Liverpool. MIR. Orr
and his charming wife have made West
Point their home for the past two seasons
aud VIII be sadly missed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
Newport News Elects Delegates.

NEWPORT News. Va. September G.-The
Democrats Of Newport News held their
convention here tonight. 1t was the
largest gathering in the history of the
city. Seven hundred people were crowded
into the Opera House. G. L. Williams and
A. C. Garritt were elected delegates TO the
congressional convention. They are unin-
structed. Senator Stubbs, of Gloucester,
delivered ringing speech. There was a
hard fight between the Cleveland and
Stevenson and Old Dominion clubs, but
tho whole ticket of the. former was
otaofoI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
JAIL DELIVERY IN HALIFAX.
Escape of Three Desperate and Notorious
CrIminals-BIoodhoun I'm Pursuit.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
WELDON, n. c.. September 6.-George
Harper. John Aaron, and W. Ii. Mills, throe
desperate colored criminals escaped from
the Jail IN this county this morning.
Harper and Aaron were recently convicted
of brutally mutilating Richard Burt, ana
sentenced to fftv years each in the peni-
tentlRry. They were confined in Halifax
jail awaiting the decision of o higher
court IN their case on appeal. Mills IS the
identical William Henry who attempted >
murder Nr. NJ. Shaw at his store, IN this
county, aud was 70 have been tried at the
next term of the Superior Court. Blood
hounds have been put on thoir tracks.
PERSONAL.
Judge Walter Clark, of the North Caro-
lima Supreme Court. was in Weldon last
night. The Judge said that the old North
State would undoubtedly 90 for Cleveland
and Carr November next.
The University School opened here this
morning with Mr. Williams Holmes Davis,
of Petersburg, Va, as head master.
LATKR-BUN DOWN AND CAPTURED.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.
WELDON. n. c., September 6.-Harper
and Aaron were run down with blood
hounds and captured this evening",
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
York Countv FI,cts Delegates.

GRtFroS. VA, September Ga meeting
OF the Democrats of Grafton District,
York county, Va. held here on Saturday
the Sd day of September, 1892, was called
10 order by Dr. K. E. Power. On his mo-
tion, William +. Godigan was made chair
man and Bolivar Shield made secretary.
Il. n. Howard and DR.. X. T.. Power were
made delegates and Ira II. Acree and
Bolivar Shield alternates TO attend the
congressional convention TO meet at New
port News on the 1ith day of September,
1892 DR.. II. L. Power, j. L. Crockett,
and Robert n. Howard were elected men,
bers OF the Executive Committee. On
motion of w. II. Howard, 1t was ordered
that COPY of the minutes Of this meet
ing be sent 70 the Hampton Monitor and
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH, with the request
that thev be published.
WILLIAM F.. GoFFIGAN. Chairman.
B0lirdr Shield, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
A GRAND DAY IN GREENESvlLLE.
Haskins and Bpes Followed by Re-
formed Republican O6ieial.
ICorrespondenee ot the Rlohmond DIspatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ENRoR1A, Va, September G.-1he Demo-
Gratis had a rousing time yesterday. Colo
mel Meade Hsskus, of your city, and Hon.
James +. Epes delivered addresses. Mr..
A. B. Bate, our popular county treasurer.
who tor several years has been q promi-
nent Republican. took the stand and de-
delivered hne Democratic speech.
Our esteemed young townsman, Mr..
George Mason, Jr.. is quite sick.
The County Court adjourned this morn
inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
THE MONUMENT LAWN PARTY.
Our Frank to Sing Tbursday Night-De-
cIined to Lecture for the Third Party.
ICorrespondence Of the Rlchmond DIspatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., September 6.-The great
lawn party in aid of the monument 10
North Cardinals Confederate dead begun
here to-day. 1t is being held in Nash
Square. a picturesque place. There are
scores OF tents and many electric lights
and all sorts of special attractions. II Will
be a repetition of the lawn party OF 1920,
which resulted in the establishment OF
the North Carolina Soldiers Home. The
affair continues two days and nights;
Thursday night at the Theatre there Will
be a SPECIAL entertainment, at which Cap
tain Frank Cunningham will sing.
TERRIBLE DEATH.
News has been received here OF terri
bic death in Craven county. Frank Atkin-
son was caught IN machine belt and car
ried around pulley. His head struck an
iron bar half an inch thick aud two inches
wide, bent the bar. and broke the l4Lnch
belt. yet the man lived over three hours.
Mr.. J.. S. Bell, of the Ninth District,
member of the last Senate, has tor three
years been the Alliance lecturer in the
Ninth District. He declined to be the
lecturer for the Third party and resigned.
He to-day received assignments to make
Democratic speeches.
To-day the programme for the reception
of General Stevenson at Raleigh was ar
ranged. He arrives here at 8 A. NJ. the
10th, and salute will be fired as he
reaches the station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
Richmoud Terminal.
[By telegraph 70 the DIspaich.l

NEw YORK. September 6.-Judge Brown,
IN the Circuit Court TO-DAY. issued an or
der authorizing Receiver Oakman 70 be.
gin an action 10 cause the cancellation OF
the contracts and agreements BY which
the Richmond Terminal Company became
possessor of 1000 shares of the capitai
stock of the Central railroad OF Georgia;
IN Is asserted that the transactions that led
10 the transfer OF the stock were yariousiy
questionable. Facts were alleged IN sup
port of this view in the RECEIVERS peti,
ton, and the very tangled financial and
legal affairs of tho two companies gone
into at great lenstn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
corner Sirth and Broad,

II seems as if oil the Carpet-buyinr OF
the town is being done right here at
this store. THE CARPET.TRADE
SALE is the all attractive thing and
vel might We take pride IN undertaking
the sale Of such a mass Of Carpets. when
ten times daily customers have said
"Why did We waste time elsewhere
the Carpets are so much prettier here
for the money"
Another sign OF the CARPET-TRADE
SALE being great money saver is the
number OF purchasers who. not being
exactly ready TO have their Carpets lsid,
have selected the pattern wanted,
knowing at these Special Prices tho
great assortment will soon dwindlo
down, and havo had us cut and sew
them ready to lay at a moments notice.
We can do the same thing for you.
The few qualities We call to your at
tention day by day are just reminders of
the varied prces coming under tho
scope OF The. Carpet Sale and the
amount Of money saved purchasers hero
during the first two days OF this sale
amounts to hundreds of dollars.
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
You have read aud you have heard Of
Brussels Carpets bearing every appear
ance OF the finest Moquettes and We arc
prepared to show them. and the price
too, is but ninety-tive cents a yard in
Guiding the laying on your floor. They
are exquisite enough ior any parlor.
Some have borders 10 match and the
hall and Stair patterns are in that new
and delicate shade of WALLPAPER Rose
or Terra-C Gotta.
Remember what we told you Of Union
Woye Carpets, yard wide, woven very
tight and heavy, and how well they sell
for SOC. Bear in mind there we're twelve
patterns received yesterday, which arc
added to the Carpet-frade Sale,
and the price is 39c. q yard. Just
saving OF eleven cents on each and
every yard.
Some ofthe minor items OF tho Carpet
Trade Sale are
Notified Smyrna Mats, 19c
! Animal Pur MaB, t2.60.
| brussels Hearth kaEs, sI.25.
McQueEte-Top HGssoeks, J9c.
We will have a great deal to say about
Lace Curtains later. Don't miss il.
School days are but just round the
corner. Are tho little folks ready?
IL YOU care to save little money on
what little you buy take a note OF ths
prices at our school.supply counter;
Initial Felt School Bass, SOC.
Hemp sohodlrbags, DC, Hcro lOc.
| WOollen-hOpe PHgs, 2tA, were SOC.
Boys Otl-llolh bGgs, Sc. were 100.
Boys Hemp Bags, iie., worth 2Sc,
BOYS knaHsaoAs. Boo, Eossh Zoe.
Ink Tsbets- Do, wure loc.
Pencil Tablets 100 ieeyos, &c., we're So.
Lead PenolIs, So edOzen.
Slate Pencils, 100 for l3c.
Fine Lead Pencils, lOc. dozen.
Wizard Pencils. So.
Automatic Pencils, 10c., worth ESQ
Pen-Holders, SC. a dozen.
| FOuntain-Pens, l0c.
Pencil Boxes. lock and key, 10c
speHcerian Pens, So dozen.
Safety B)ok-Straps, Q, I7c.
| Leather Straps, 10. ~, 25c
Boardback Blank-BOoks, 10c.
COmposition-BoOks, Oc., we're 10c.
| Linen-Paper Tablets, 10. 12c.
One hundred and one other items.
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COL, 6O3, COS Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
True Biils Against Bergman.
rpv tata0par,h ~ eha ntan...l, 4

PrTTsBUEG. Pa. September 6.-The
grand jury found true bills yesterday
against Alexander Bergman, the Anarchist,
who attempted 20 essassinate II. q. Frick.
Six indictments were returned, three for
entering the building with felonious in
tent, aud one each for felonious shooting,
aggravated assault and battery. aud oarry-
ing concealed weapons. IL convicted upon
all counts and given the extrems penalty
Of the law he win undergo an imprison-
ment Of thirty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
COL. CHEEKS esREAVEo FAMILY.
Two Brothers Pass over the Dark River
Political Affairs In Nash.

Political Aualrs In Nash.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HENDERSON, n. c., September 6.-The
heartfelt sympathies of our people 90 out
to Colonel W. II. Cheek and his family at
the death of their son, Mr.. Fritz Cheek.
which occurred this morning. He was
about 90 years old aud most estimable
ard worthy young man. IL was only about
six or eight weeks ago that his brother
died. Both of the brothers were very
popular and highly esteemed, not only
here but in Oxford and Rocky Mount, at
which places they were engaged in the to-
bacco business.
The Republican County Convention sent
two negroes TO the State convention.
They favor straightout Republican State
ticket.
Many of the Third-party men here say
that they will return 10 the Democratic
party if Radical State ticket Is put out,
while others say that they will vote tho
Third party ticket. "nigger and all" even
though il elects a Radical ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
WILLIAM HOWARD WRIGHT.
A Trusted Employee at the C. & 0. Z. B.
DEPOT, RlchmoDd. Va.,

says: "I contracted
CATARBH eleven years
ago from q severe cold,
and gince then tried
every remedy | could
Ind, but without relief,
until i consulted DE-.
COATES, OF No. 70S cast
Franklin street, Rich
monj, Va. Ny nose was
stopped up with hard
kpots. aEd when ! blew
them out it often made
mo heavs and throw up
my food: mucus Kept
constantly falling into
my throat from behind
my nose, but somet;me IS
my throat got dry aad
sore. There was Ofton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
an account Of his stewardship, which was

an account of his stewardship. which was
entirely satisfactory. and his reelection IS
assured beyond doubt.
Following this speech. Captain A.. j.
Terry introduced the Hon. John L. Mas
ssy, who delivered one Of the ablest
speeches that has been heard IN our county
for many day. His discussion OF the
tariff, the force bill. and the THIRD party
was as clear rs the MONDAY sun, and his
arguments were unanswerable. His speech
was interspersed with witticisms Of the
highest order and kept his audience in fine
spirits the whole time.
The Third party is losing votes daily in
our county, and by election-day will cut
but email figure in our politics.
The seasons are glorious for Democracy,
and the usual good news will be reported
from Carlette when the returns come in on
election-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
Adjourned without Taking n Vote.
fSnecfaI talegran 70 the Dispatch.1

RALEIGH, N. c.. September 6.-At the
Republican caucus tonight L. z. Purnell
presided. A resolution was offered by a
delegate from Sampson county that full
State ticket be nominated. o. j. Spears,
of Harnett, offered as a substitute reso-
luton that no state ticket be nominated.
On this long discussion arose, lasting two
hours. The caucus adjourned without
taking vote, though it was clear that the
sentiment was overwhelmingly in favor of
a State ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07

all personal property. with. Judge A. r; r;
Kine "a Trustee. The liabilities. VII,
amount TO about ss,50O. The preferred
creditors are s. NJ. Hickok, Of Chris;iIanass- as
burg; w. p. Painter, Of Botetourti ~ n;
Stewart, Of Roanoke; s. 7. Morton, 2,
Baltimore, and J. w. N. Porter, o. 'nis nn
city. The assets will be equal 70 tne iio-
bilities, and no one viii lose anything.
ASorBEB FIBr.
Roanoke was visited with another nle
this morning. A small store and contents
were destroyed in the southern part OF tne
city. The FIRE department turned our. put
there was no fre-plug near and the storo
was burned down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
rITTsBURd WINS TWICE.
New Jersey POpulists.
ruv tafog,.o.,h 20 tha ntsr,o f,.h

TRENTON, September 6.--The Peoples
benjamin Bird, of Hunterdon county, for
Governor. The platform en- dorses the
Omaha platform. dsnounces the Reading
coal deal and capitals stand at Buffalo
and Homestead. and favors weekly wage
navmanfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
Second Fast Excursion to Old Point via
Chesspeake and Ohio.

On Sunday. September 11th. the Chesa-
peake and Ohio will run another fast ex-
cursion to Old Point at the rate of 81
round trip. Train will leave Richmond at
$50 A. NJ, and arrive at Old Point at IL A..
NJ. Returning leave Old Point at p. NJ.
and arrive at Richmond ut $50 p. giving
nearly the entire day OF Old Point. This
train will run on fast time and make no
stops between Richmond aud Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
STILL ANOTHER EMPTY HONOR.
orris Browne, of Northampton, Nomi-
mated by the Third Party for Congress.
[specIal telegram % the Dispatc

WARSAW. Va, September 6.-The con-
vention Of the Peoples party met at Tap
pahannock to-day pursuant to call TO
nominate q candidate for Congress from
the First District of Virginia. After the
usual preliminaries, including the adop-
tion Of platform-viz.. the Omaha plat
form and the repeal of the Anderson
Mccormick election law and substituting
the Australian ballot. and opposition to the
force bill. they nominated Orris Browne,
OF Northampton, by acclamation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07

q thick, yellow. gluey wa. HOWARD wR.saT.
discharge, very offensive. from my nose and
ticking nolses Va my ears 1 had q DRY cough,
and sometimes q dun pain In my cheat. Ny
hearing was bad; appetite sometimes great,
sometimes poor. got MP in the morning very
tired after q reatlsss nigh'- aud became very
weak. Ny improvement upder DR.. CoAfEss
treatment has been rapid aud CONSTANT, the
above symptoms are al about gone end J isei
strong. rest vsli. and Ia general coed health
WILLIAM HOWARD WRIGHT,
Chesapeake and OHIO Railway depos, Richsond,
Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
WILL VOTE FOR CLEVELAND.
COLONEL o'FERRALL IN ORANGE.
Enthusiastic Democrats Crowd the Opera
House-A Cleveland Club Formed.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
ORANGE, VA, September 6.--Colonel
O'Ferrall addressed large meeting here
tonight, the opera-house being crowded
A large number of ladies were present.
The speaker was introduced by Mr.. 4. +.
Gelson. Colonel 0'Ferrall discussed IN
forcible and entertaining manner the
issues of the campaign. Many. country
people came long distances to hear him
and be received an ovation at the close OF
his telling speech. Immediately after the
speaking Cleveland and Stevenson club
was organized and fifty-one members en-
rolled. Il. @. Booten was elected presi-
dent Of the club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
Great BIcycls porfermance.
fisy fele1rann u the lls.nnt,..

HlRTFoHp. CosE.. September s.--Bicy-
elist zimmermaa went hals mile yestsr-
day in l;ot As. beating all bicycle records
and that OF Nancy Hanks also.