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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-18
Notice to the Seattle Republican Vet.
erau League.

All member. OF the League are requested TO
meet at Hlnckley block, q. A 4. hall. on Aoa-
day evening AT 5.9) :. IN, 10 form and march in
a body 70 ArnoFy hall, where q Republican
meeting wiu De held Addresses viii be deliv-
cred ~ Hon. John l. Wilson and Hen A. r. Bur
leigh All Republican UHIon veteran soldiers
are invited to join US Comfortable seats will
ns reserved a. the AFmory for al such.
g.sEs X. WILSON. President
SEATTLE Sspte aloer Il, 1922
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AN INTERESTING COLLECTION.
superintendent Fusey VIII Have Pho.
toGraphs Of Old and New Schoola

tographs Of Old and New Schools.
v. A. Pusey. superintendent of county schools,
has set to work TO get together an interesting
collection OF photographs for the Washington
state exhibita the Worlds fair He intends to
secure photograph of the present buildings in
every school district In the county, together
with hkenesses of the old buildings which &C.
cupied the same sites three or four years ago.
The contrast will be . very striking one and
will be one of the best evidences of the splendid
growth OF the King county schools
SnoQualInis school district has voted to issue
bonds TO the amount of 5000 for the erection of
q new school building
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Exeurs,ons to snoquaimis Falis.

s2tor round tr!b or sundays. limited - ia,s
Of sale s. 10 for round trip, threo-iay tickets
10 he fo,d on Saturdays specisl Rates ioc par
tiss made on application To ma Fine sroa' Ash.
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Cut in . Tide FLAG saloon.

Shortly before midnight last. night Aleck
Howe, Finn. was cut with knife by Andrew
Anderson, q Swede, in q rc59 in the Scandi-
uavian saloon on lower Com eserciai street. Au-
derson was arrested by Officer and taken
to the city Jail. Howe's wasind is a slight cut
In the left breast, and il OF lifIle consequence.
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II requires good deal Of assurance for the
proprietor of the Tacoma Ledger to continue his
opposition TO the head OF the Republican state
ticket and one of the nominees for congress,
aud st the same time assume to represent the
Republicans OF the state as . member of the
ns.i0uaI committee.
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Northern Pacific city ticket oEiee. seattle, Axh,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

Salem Female College.

WESTON. y. c.. Nav a. Special. This
was another bright and beautiful day 40 the
old Salem Female College. lstOrs have
continued 10 arrive on every train, and to-
night it Is generally considered that the AZ
tendance Is the largest for several years
From 90 o'clock this afternoon tho doors
the art department were thrown open. and
hundreds gathered 20 admire the splendid
and creditable handwork of the pupils he
display consisted OF large variety OF needle
work, painting &c.
Another interestng feature was the ex-
hibits made in the industrial department.
consisting of bookkeeping. ype"rtns. te.e-
grephy. etc. Exhibits were also made by the
cooking department. and many were surprised
at the progress that las been made IN this de-
dartment. which is somewhat OF anew feature
ia the South.
Tonight was known as seniors second
evening. There were seventeen subjects.
each OF which was ably and interestingly
handled. Nine of these on the programme
tonight we're from North Carolina. four from
Texas and one each from Tennessee. Ala
bama Virginia and South Carolina. AZ the
close Of the exercises tonight Principal
C.eweil rendered complimentary re epti
o. the members of the senior class and friends
who are aiding tie insttutan during the
commencement season. including large
number of press representatives..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

CHRrsrnssBrRo Va, Nay q. On Satur-
day last q difficulty occurred here between
Thomas BOndy and Preston Walters, which
resulted in Bondy shooting Walters. The
dificulty was the outcome OF long standing
feud between these parties. and had not
Walters Jumped from the ground whom Bondy
fred it might have pr lvsd fatal shot, as II
Was the wound is not serious. BonAy made
good his escape and has not been captured at
this writing.
Mr.. Charles II. Dunklee tho Oldest resident
of our town was quite I'D yesterday. lie is IN
his eighty second year and remarkably ygor-
Gus aud active for one Of his years. lie is re-
ported better to-day.
Dr. f.. H. Barnett. OF Atlanta Ga, who was
recently elected TO q protessorship n the
Union Theological Seminary at Hamden-Sid-
new College. is a native Of this place. and his
many friends hopo lie Will decide to come 70
old Virginia
Thursday is the day for our municipal cleo
ton. and heard to-day that mugwump
old officers Of the town. a mixed ticket Of
Republicans and Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

MADISON CorH1HorsE. IVA. May 23.-lSpe-
cal On yesterday. near the head waters Of
the Rapidan. Thomas Coats was visiting the
house OF Silas fincham. They were drinking
and Quarrelng and fincham ordered Coats
from the premises Coats left. and after
from tie house. told Fincham that If be
wanted to shoot him he could now do so.
Fincham fired with "a Colts army pistol twice.
one ball striking Coats in the forehead about
one inch above the left eye. He is still alive
70 hope s entertained for Dis recovery.
Fincham has been arrested and IS now Ia jail
Corn is coming up well, Notwithstanding the
cool dry weather.
Grass is short and unless there is more ia
vorablo weather the crop Will be short III
WAS thought at one time that the fruit crop
would be abundant. but it will be light.
Measles have prevailed here for some time
but tho disease is disappearing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
Very Tnfortunate Necro.

LURAY. Va. May o. Special Robert
Glasgow. an industrious colored man living
near Bixlers Ferry, IN this county lost his
eyes few days since in a horrible manner.
His wife. Quarresome and bad-tempered
woman after having done all she could with
ler tongue deliberately dipped tin full Of
boiling water from the 20. on the stove and
dashed il full in his face. The consequence
is he loses his eyes. The pain was SO great
that Glasgow in the first paroKysm Of agony.
danced about the room ~ 80 terri Die "a man
ner that a son of the woman by % previous
marriage thought he was attacking his
mother and hit him irghtfll blow on the
head with a bar Of iron. telling him 10 tie
hoor Glasgow Is in bad way and may not
recover.
our county court. Judge Booton. ad-
iourued to-day after few hours session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

OrTuMwA, Iowa. May "a Fifty armed citi-
zens cut the leyee at this point yesterday to
save Their property from the destruction
which they judged would otherwise follow
from the continually increasing food. As
the cutting was calculated TO inurs the
property OF the water company. 1t was neces-
sary 10 carry out the work at the point Of thu
pistol. The water cOmpany's superintendent
endeavored TO check the men III their intent.
but withdrew when revolver was lsyslsd at
his head
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
A'Liveiy Municipal Election

DANv1IT, v, Nav l.-ISpeclaI. I-Wes-
Icy chapel. a new Methodist church recently
erected within tour miles of Danyille VIII be
dedicated Sunday, June 9Th. Rev. 4. G.
Bedsoe. ID. d.. OF Petersburg, is 20 preach
the dedicatOry sermon.
The municipal election in North Danville
Thursday promises 20 be a lively affair.
There are two tickets in the field, both deter
mined TO be regular Democratic tickets, but
az matter of fact one Is Prohibition and one
naturalization. The Danyile election will
be tame. only one ticket. that nominated at
the Democratic primary, being IN the field.
Edward Williams lcolored), charged with
highway robbery IN North Carolina. and who
broke jail at High Point last week was al
rested here to-day and lodged IN Jail to await
a TeQusitlOn
Tie Confederate Memorial celebration to-
morrow promises 10 be the largest and most
interesting ever held here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
Good sohedule-Gener~i walker. A'saii"nt

PrL,sKL Va. May -. Ice formed iast
night in exposed place and there was slight
sro,t but no particular damage seems TO have
been done the vegetables or fruits IN TINS IN
nel,ate section Fires. Overcoats ana Dlah-
keis are in great demand.
The pew schedule Of the Norfolk and West
ern which went INTO effect on last sunday. IS
acceptable to our people, since ny u thS
Richmond papers are still delivered DeioIe
tie dinner hour. and the local passenger tram
now runs between Roanoke and Bristol ID
stead Of only between kacfOrd and brstOI IS
under the former schedule.
Tho lOca. election which takes place !neAI
Thursday begins 10 excite some interest.
Rev Mr. Acree. OF Roanoke. VIII preach
the opening sermon on thursday evening
when the Valley Association meets mere. us
reputation as pulpit orator Will insure MN
large congregation.
The case of tho Commonwealth against
Douthat. the man who cut General Walker
some weeks since. viii be heard az the next
term Of Pulaski County Court, which begins
on tho first Monday in June. The jury VIII
be first sworn 10 pass upon his sanity. lie
was once an inmate Of tie asylum at Marion
and escaped from 1t. His father IS noted
shoemaker of this section and the same man
who made Mr. Cleyelands inaugural boots
for which be received the Chiefs check Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

~s,,.olss mile and a quarter-Patron FIRST,
5rLarede second. Mars third. Tine , lU2t.
Fifth race. ak furlongs Trinity hrst BUS
.eed second. Onward third. Time. ll3'l.,
sixth race Sweepstakes for three-yeaT-oias'
ono nile-Sir Arthur first Hamilton second
Madrid third. Time 2Oi5s.
The entries for tomorrow are.
First race. six furlongs- Refrain; ITO: Mad
stone. Craftsman, Kingston, lZi' fairy' IL"
Second race nine and half furlongs -
Masterlode Tom Rogers. ia; dorchester
l07. Isaac Lewis. lO5 Castaway H., Almont'
100. Sir Catesby. rs; lepanto, W.
Third race. eight and half furlongs long
s,~eet ~. Major D0mo. 100. Russell. Race
land III. Charade, 102 Harlem, kOquefort,
9j sue Ryder colt, %.
Fourth race. one mile-Wyandotte (ccit.
no. Abundance. Bismarck. -. Carolus. lOl;
Dr Wilcox. Air Plant, i05 sprnghke, 1885,
Moderator Count Vernon, The Shark. lQA
Firth race. five furiongs Integrity. Beat
rice Hiram, Pioneer. Bliss, ll5; Bounce
Ifllv lI0.
sixth race nine furlongs Mary Stone. III;
Tammauy. 1l2. SNOWFALL Chaos. III Now or
Never. Jos. Kingsbridge l01. Ben kingsbury'
l05, Mi.t Young, lO2; Abb, 100; JULIO. sl
winners at So Louis.
First race six furlorgs -Kanesyi.le first,
Mss Lou second. Mamie ). third. lime,
second race. four furlongs-Anglo-sa Saxon
first vashti second, Little Gerue third.
lime 52a.
Third race. six furlongs Happy Day FIRST
Buck Hound second, Leumbria third. lime,
Fourth race. six furlongs Red Cap first,
lid Willow Brook second, Nero third.
lime 49,.
Fifth race. six furlongs Clio first Tom
Kar. second Crab Cider third. Time. ll3.e.
Sixth race nine fur.ongs Cassella hT-t,
Lucille second. Garter b. third. Tine 1871.
At Garfield Park.
CmcAco. MAJ 2i.-To-days races at Gar
field Park resulted a. follows:
First race. SIX furi0ngs- Colo first. Free
Light second ". u. b. third. lime E25tt4.
Second race, one mile iaiisade hrst. AisS
Patton second. Benton third. Time. lot q.
Third race. FIVE fur.ongs Gladstone hrst.
Queen Isabella second. Fred Knox third.
lime. l.l2.
Fourth race. FIVE furongs Editor Belmont
first. Columbia second Grass Widow third.
lime. lll'4.
Fifth race. mile and fifty yards-Ed. Bell
first. Gendarme second, Robin Hood third.
lime, los &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. May "a Special. j.
The Democrats of this town held a mass
meeting on Saturday night last and nomi-
mated the following ticket For mayor. Dr.
Leonard Henley for city sergeant, William
". Bull for commissioner OF the revenue.
T H. Saunders: Tor council. NJ X. Harrell
J.. ". Lane John l. Mercer. J. c. Slater. H..
d. Cole and Dr. Charles W. Coleman.
One OF the farm hands al the asylum named
Monroe Davis (cooredl yesterday stabbed
with "a tablefork Il colored man named Ander-
son Washington. also an asylum smploye.
The difficulty occurred at the breakfast table
trivial matter The accused was up before
the mayor and WAS sent on 10 the grand Jury
Tor trlAl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
The pefendnnt Win. -KaiIroad surreon..

STANTON. Va. May 24-lSpecial. The
case or the Continental Fire Insurance Com
pany against Kirk a Gold of Basic City, ~
which the company resisted the payment Of
a policy on the Basic City stables destroyed
by fire in November last, was decided in Judge
McLaughlin's court to-day. the Jury bringing
in a verdict III favor of kirk ~ Gold for $1,000.
The amount claimed under the policy was
s2.75O. and the defense on the part Of the
company was that the propnetors did the
burning.
Two trains filed with members Of the Ma
tional Convention OF Railroad Surgeons pass
ed here to-day en- route 10 Old Point Comfort,
where the convention meets tomorrow. Dr.
A. D. Henkel. of stanton, surgeon OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, Will leave to
night to sttend the convention.
Mr.. George Martin is in town adding 10 the
growing popularity of THE ZINES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

kansas CRY. No. May D. Judge T. r..
Lane. presiding Judge of Cass county. Mo,
who. with Associate-Judges Mray and George,
have for some months been prisoners d. me
Jackson county jail for refusing o. Obey an
order of the nted States District Court 20
direct q tax levy 90 pay bonds voted by Caas
county. was nominated for tho Legislature
by the Democratic primaries 10 Cass county
Saturday IIo had three opponents and re-
ceived more votes than AL of them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

MARION. Va. May "a Special Rev.
George W. Miles. who has been confined 10
his room by serious illness for several months
has sufficiently recovered 10 be removed TO
the homo OF his son. Professor George W.
Miles. Of Emory and Henry College.
Lynn Commandery. No. 9. h. r.. ON Friday
evening last conferred the order OF knight
hood on the following petitioners. to-wit. +.
r. Blair. W. &. sanders H. 81 Blob. William
Dejarnett, NJ. ID. Adams. A. b. Hunt. r. II.
kell0. ii. II. Neikirk. Charles ROby, Robert
j. Preston Hampton Woods and Vernon
Janson. after which an elegant banquet was
spread under the direction of Sir T. J. Haller.
the excellent and efficient steward. Lynn
COmlnandery now numbers nearly one hun
dred members
Much talk Is now being had on the subject
OF the man - be our standard bearer Ia the
next congressional race IN this district. and
Senator James V. Marshall is decidedly the
favOrite IN Smyth county.
The drys at Mythevlle are still contesting.
aud through their counsel. Judge Martin
Williams, OF Bland county. Will have hear
ing here on next Wednesday before our cir
cut lddge Hon. John A. Kelley The re-
cult Will be watched for with interest by our
temperance or anti license people.
The fruit prospect is good in this section
and II X escapes destruction from the cold
wave now on and others thai may follow, wo
Will have varied and abundant crop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
Barn Burned-Hail-Storm.

GREEN BAY. Va. Nav 24.-Mr. J. f. Inge.
farmer living near this place. had his barn
burned last night, together with a horse. one
yoke OF oxen. torty-seyen head Of sheep and d
lot OF harness. DC.
Quite hail-storm several miles north Of
here YESTERDAY evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
Another nl.n.tron.nr .ak.

NEW ORrrASs Ia. May "A. News has Just
been received here of the disastrous break 10
the levee at the Hester plantation. ln the
parish of 81. James. one of the largest sugar
plantations Of the State. The break ls forty
feet wide and there is scant nope Of closing
IT, The plantation On which the break oc-
cured IA one OF the fines. for Us size 10 tie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
wayman sutton Grateful 70 the Press.

LfNcsBuEG, Va, May 2i-lSpecial. 1T is
reported to-day that Thomas c. Ieath, of
iiNchnond, has secured the management of
Lynchburg Opera-House.
Wayman sutton was seen al the iail this
afternoon. He has always been very ssngulne
over Tie result VI the many petitions ia his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

fovor which have been sent TO the Governor.
lie received the news very quietly. ana WINE
he was very thankful for the Governor >
interference. he Is nevertheless soins r,I,'.
disappointed at not receiving sira@H'. ~
pardon. IIo said. If / was guilty oi tno
I ~" would look upon the Governor
action as good luck but 1t u
hard for an innocent man. TO be I'M
prisonod for a crime which he never com
United and DO forced 10 wear his eX's'tenS s,,
out bohind prison bars. with only tho nope
that he MIGHT be released by the apprehen,
sion Of the guilty man. ! am very thankful
to the newspapers Tor their kindness to me.
FOR while they might have done me gIea,
deal of harm they have been uniformly klnu
in thor publications about the case ne -
eomewhat emo ated from severe attack OF
0linsv. from which he IS Just recovering.
Tho Wvtheviie authorities Will take MN 70
the penitentiary early next Week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

DFPORT or TIE CONDITION OF TIE
IhCITIZENS' BANk AT RICHMOND. IN III Z
STATE OF VIRGINIA. Az TIE CLOSE or
BUSINESS. MAY j.. 49,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

For above occasion the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad VIII sell tickets % Atlanta, Ga.
and retlrn from all coupon ticKet eIhces on
certificate olan. one and one-third hrst-c.ass
fares for round trip
Meeting 10 session June lst to 18th, and a
large crowd Is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
BODY PUr on 1HE RAfLwAY TRACK
in Order TO Mislead the -Ameri-
can Library Association to Meet In
Eoanoke-Nirginia Affairs

ROANOKE. Va. May 2i.-iSpecial. The
dead body Of white man probably forty
years Of age was found on tho railroad track
here this morning. The body was irightiuly
mangled. the legs being cut on and the head
crushed. A strange circumstance was That
DO blood was found near the body. which
was naked with the exception of sshirt A
pair of overalls were found about twenty five
feet north of where the body was found. The
left foot and ankle. which were completely
severed from the LEG were found fifteen feet
from where he was lying. and the TiSht foot
about twice that distance. An empty en-
velope found IN his rocket was addressed 10
Elijah Cobb. Salem, Va and was post
marked Petersburg Va
A Telegram was sent 20 the latter city Dut no
information could be obtained ia regard 70
the dead man. a cutaway coat was iolno
near by. IN the tan pocket oi which were j part
OF the dead mans brains
The coroner's inquest was held and VeI-
dict rendered that the man came 70 Ms deAlh
from tho hand of party or parties unkno"A
and that the body was placed on the ral4roaN
trsck 10 mislead tie authorities. There Is
no clue as % who committed the crime:
The American Library Association VIII meet
in Roanoke tomorrow. Tho object OF me
meeting u 20 try and establish a puDLc
library in this city. The Association Will De
largely attended. The mem ers were gwen
reception tonight st tho Hotel Roanoke.
late last night Chief Of Police Terry re,
ceiyed "a telegram from chief o. ponce OF
Petersburg stating that the dead man name
vas Elijah CObbs. Ie also stated that GOODS
had brother living there. but he was TOO
poor to have the body sent TO petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

runsrave them tie lead. The Bean-EateFs
in the next inning delighted the cranEs uy
| batting Rusie for two runs and winning tae
corne Herman Long. for Boston al sHoi I,
s~d LYONS TOR New York at thirn
! diI superb fielding. In the second
/ came tie home team made o.tfeI
! King think he did not know mtch soOu1
pitching. II was IN the sixth lnIIns' % ~
/ that time they had but TWO lonesome slheies'
[ then thew 1t on Kings delivery TOT three
SINGLES and three doubles, and Wnen stacy
Knocked out home-run Ming nearly tainted.
The siueglng. two bases on be4ls ana ouotV
Fuller's disastrous error netted Boston nine
inns Roth catchers did fine fielding, only
one base being stolen. Attendance 4'I5o'
The score:
First game): n. BIB. z.
New FORKS. 90 O 90 % O. 3 D
Batteries. Nichols and Bennett Rvsie and
Boyle. Umpire, Sheridan.
Second game R. Z. r. +.
Bostons $4,000 O9O1x-1O II 2
New Works. O30lOOlO o. II
batteries: S,aley and Camel; King and
Boyle Umpire, Sheridan.
BALTIMORE. z: PHILADELPHIA, 3.
BALTIMORE. Mp. May a. Baltimore had a
batting streak IN several innings to-day am
won an exciting game from the fhNles.
Cobb for the home team was very. effective
and forced the visitors 90 scatter thelr MS.
Wevhing pitched the first five innings for
Philadelphia. when he was replaced by Car
sey. The fielding on both sides was good.
Attendance, 1913. Score
Baltimores. .....OO2O32OOO- : p 8
Philadelphias....1 OOO120 10
Batteries: Cobb and Gunson, weighing.
Carey and Clements. Umpires, Burlington
and keefe.
c1EvJANDs 2; ST, LOUIS, 0.
CLEVELAND. May 2A-Tho Browns were
shut ont today. not because they failed 90
PLAY good. ball. but because the Cleyelands
plaved better. Young kept the hits well
scattered and the home team Int often but
uuluckv Mexican resumed hrs old position
al short. and Davis played az third OWING 10
Iebeaus sickness. Score.
Northumberland 100000 OOO-2 y 2
81. Louis...........0 o 10000
Batteries. Young and thinner. Dryer and
Buckley. Umpire. Lynch
BRooKLYN. "a; WASHINGTON, 4.
Brooklyn. n. y. May 2l.-The Brooklyns
cave the Washingt9ns a fearful drubbing
this afternoon. The Senators tried two
pitchers. but it did not stop the slaughter by
Ward wonders" The Washingtons played
poorly in the field Score
Brooklyns. 40 22O955O1-2l is
Washingtons... OOOO2 o. 10
Batteries. Inks. Kennedy and c. Daily.
Forman. Killen and llilligan. Umpire. Nc
Cullar.
CmcAGo Ill. May 2l-The Chicago Pitts
t.aa of