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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
on.Mnli,m. .t,he Acaacmy.

Coumeucing tonight and continuing for
three rights and "A matinee on saturday,
GINS Williams VIII present his comedy 90
.Auru Fool" at the Academy. Gus mas "a
delicious German accent ana does h't
outrage the probabilities OF nature nor
does ne rldicIle the German people II.
rts sctinr His comedy Of April Fool
,,...s soon her, last season. and Was a fun
'r..tor OF the FIRST water. Ills company
ans season is said 20 be "a good one ana
~. bc Is n favoritc here he WILL no doubt
Io A good business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
THELOCAL EDITOR ASSAULTED.
A Brutal Attack Made by Nan Who
spars with Negroes.

Special telegram to the Dispatch)
NEWBERNE. y. g.. october lid
ward Murphy. n man who came mere 10
have a sparring match with a negro mao,
., brutal assault on G. T. Hancock. local
editor Of the journal. to-day for what he
conceived 70 be- offensive comments on
tho affair by Hancock in his paper. Muir
phy is in Jail. and Mr.. Hancock is at MS
desk tonight. but badly battered up IN
dlgnation against Murphy Is running high
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
Railway Trsab,e Settled.

(By teItbrapH 70 tf-V
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, October H.
Tha trouble between the Big Four Com
many and its machinlsta was practically
settled al a conference to-day between
Master Mechanic O'conneli. OF the Inter-
national Maehinlsts Association. and the
railroad officials. The company has backed
down and agreed 10 reinstate every dts
charged man who did not actually psrssei.
nate in the recent riotA Yhe htestsass
suike Is thus averted. =. ---------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
S.v yo,r Conference OF fses Methodists.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. october 1.-THE
twentieth annual session OF the New
York Conference OF Free Methodists as
sembled in this city at s:30 o'clock this
evening. and was called to order by Rev
w. T. Hogg, president OF the Greenyihe
Qll.) College. who win preside over the
sessions OF the conference. The evening
was spent In organizing and getting ready
Tor work. Cisryymen and hymen from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
o.,,o, Hebrew Cemetery Association.

The annual meeting OF the oakwooi
Hebrew Cemetery Association 0ncorpor-
at.aD was held AT the Mayo-street syna-
,,,..,,o ON last evening. and the following
o,lt..rs were elected FOR the ensuing year
PRESIDENT. II. Fisher. Nice-President' y.
CrcenWald. Secretary, W. PerHtein'
Treasurer. g. Bernstein Directors Il. u.
lIirshberg. j. Lichtenstein. ;. Scheer y.
n Never. and Harry Hirshherg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
ECCKINGHAM'S HOUSE NOMINEE.
Both Of the Old Members to he Returned
PIans OF the Populi.ts,
(Syocla; telegram to the Dispatch.

lSy7CIa. teITgram @ Inc DIapatch)
HARRISONBTRG VA. October IL
The Democratic County Convention for
Rockingham to-day nominated William
II. Elakcmore and Charles j. Fahrney
for the House Of Delegates. Both We're
members Of the last General Assembly.
The Republicans Will not name a legis-
latiye ticket. The Populists have nomi-
mated one Republican and one Populist,
relying upon the Republican organiza-
zion for SUPPORT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
The stokes-Iee Nuptials.
lsneciaI Telegram to the Dlspatch)

especial telegram 10 thc Di'fNN'
LNNCHBURG. VA. october u.-Court-
street Methodist Episcopal church was
the scene OF IA pretty wedding at O'Clock
to-day The contracting parties were MI
Richard c. Stokes. IA well-known ana pop
uIar tohacconlst. and Miss Lille G. Lee
the engaging young daughter of Mr.. John
A. Lee. The church was crowded long
before the strains OF the wedding mareh
were heard from the organ UNDER the
skilIful touch Of Professor Adams an
po,neing the arrival OF the bridal party
The charming bride. attired In hand
some costume. entered on the arm OF her
father. carrying a bouquet or hiles-oi-tne-
valley, followed by the maid OF hohor'
Miss Alice Lee.
The groom and his best man, Mr. Johh
Otey, met them at the altar. whers .ns
pa stor OF the church. Rev. i. Is. Se'ty.
perforused the ceremony. The 1shers
.sre. Walter @, Jones, ID. ID. Ryland.
charles Owen. Il. +. Jones. Robert Han
cock, Benjamin Cousins. and b. r. Tnofn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
LOOK OUT!
H.mburx Choisra-Report Censorship.

BERLIN, October u.-A censorship OF
all telegraph matter sent from Hamburg
concerning the cholera was declared
by the Hamburg authorities yesterday
Their purpose Is to prevent the dissemi-
nation Of false and sensational reports
The director Of kilograms has been en-
powered 10 demand from. anybody VINO
sends A dispatch as 10 the epidemic q
yeriacat,on OF all the teiegraphed state
ments~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
lati0n, the balance being held In the TT
sury.
THE TARIFF ISSUE.

After discussing this subject at stIll
greater length. General lee took up the
tariff, showing II TO be one OF the most
important OF all the pending issues. Then
followed review OF the pension and Fed
rai.clcction laws.
lie closed with an appeal for harmony
and unity I'm the Democratic party. say
Ing that for tho. first time for thirty years
tho Democrats had been In possession Of
all three departments OF the government,
and had the power therefore TO replace by
wise legislation the Republican laws
which had brought the country TO its
present unsatisfactory condition. and II
would richly deserve the condemnation OF
the country n this happy contamination
was prevented by divisions and dlscordS
IN its own ranks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
More Smelling at Rio.


(By telegraph 70 The Dlspatch.l
WASHINGTON, October N.-Secretary
Herbert late this evening received tele-
gram from Captain Picking. OF the United
States steamer Charleston. dated Rio de
Janeiro. stating that there was heavy
bombardment yesterday evening between
the forts and the insurgent ships. Fort
yillagaignon fred with the insurgents
against the other forts. Heretofore this
fort has preserved a neutral attitude.
LOOK OUT!
LONDON, ENG. October 1.-THE En-
change Telegraph Company says; "A tele-
gram received here from Rio de Janeiro
states that startling Developments may
be expected soon. IL Is now virtually only
a question OF terms"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
Brown-Fausti-roy Nuptiais.
fcorrespondence OF the Dlspatch)

(COrresponutHCt Oh tnt pIHF"'N1
ST. STEPHENS. VA. October n:-Quite
a crowd gathered at 81. stephens Bap-
tist church this evening 20 witness the
marriage ceremony OF Miss Frances u.
Fauntleroy. the accomplished daugn,er
OF Captain V. II. Fauntieroy' 10 Mr' . I'm
jamln A. Brown. OF Culpeper' nisS
vas maid OF honor. and Dr. James Col
vim 81 Charlottesville. best man: The
attendants were Miss Gertrude Brown
OF Culpeper. Va. and Miss Bessie Faunt-
lerov Of this place. Or. Claybrook taunt-
leroy OF DragonsvIlle. Va: DR.. Thomas
IIurne ~ West Virginia The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Mr' fIeet'
nas,or Of the church. The bride wore
handsome white silk gown. and carried
brides roses. The presents were huiher-
Gus and handsome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
1nn.A.nfrrn,sssor Chrl.tian.

4 private telegram was received mere
yesterday from Biacksours, "a sASInS
that Professor John l.. thIstHh' % ~
chair OF mathematics IN me ElTe'''a ~ a.,
c,,l,nraI and Mechanical College, was III
rxtremls. and would not live thir'y-sM
Hgftre
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
Caution.

limitations have been put upon the mar
ket so closely resembling Allcock's Porus
PIasters In general appearance as to be
well calculated To deceive. II IS
however. in general appearance onIy
that they compare with Alicocks.
TOR they are worse than worth
less. inasmuch as they contain
deIeterious ingredients which are apt
TO cause serious injury Remember that
Allcock's are the only genuine porous piss-
ers-the best external remedy ever pro-
duced; and when purchasing piasters do
not only ask for. but see that you get
Al.cock's Porous Plasters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12

New York. New Jerse1. Delaware, Penn
sylvania, Illinois. andS Vfrginia VIII De
present. Tonight reliA ious services were
held and were well ATTENDED.
The grand jury in thu Corporation Court
to-day brought In an Indictment for muir
der against Clarence Roue (coloreD and
Virginia Meade for the killing OF Edward
Meade on Thursday night last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
NO APPREHENSI0NS.
PRINCESS ANNE PoPULiSTS CON-
TROl THE ELECTORAL BOARD.
Democrats Confident OF Carrying tn
Count,-war on Dismal swamp Bears.
Negro Migrants Hired Out.
tcorr.,popdenc. o, the Richmond DIspa,ch.)

NORFOLK. VA, october 1.-THE Elec-
torsl Board of Princess Anne county IL
said to be in the hands OF the Populists.
which helps the backbone OF that element
In the seaside section. The Democrats
have no apprehenslons. however, on that
score.
A Prohibition City Convention VIII be
held In Norfolk on Friday night at Page
Hall for the purpose OF nominating can
didates for the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives.
RAvENOUS BEARS.
The bears are killing cows in the Dis
NAL Swamp and the farmers are slaugh-
terlng the bruin family wherever acces-
sible. The cornhelds have been consider
ably damaged by the raids of the bears.
There Is an enormous corn crop In the
swamp section.
The railroad lines from this point are
carrying donations 10 the yellow-teVer
sufferers free OF charge
Two United States revenue cutters
the Colfax and Hamilton-are in port.
\ gang OF negro prisoners In the city
Jail were hired out to Tangier Island oys-
termen yesterday.
HER MAIDEN TRIP.
The new steamer Isle of Wight Will ar
rive here from the builders and go on the
route direct between this port and Smith
field on Monday. The officers went e
New York yesterday after her.
The first lot OF new peanuts were re-
ceived here yesterday from Crcswell. y
g.. and sold for , l-2c. They We're tho
roughly dry and pretty nuts. The croT
is fair in the Creswell section.
HANDSOME DONATION.
The Howard Association Of Norfolk
has donated 500 10 the relief Of the yell
low-feyer sufferers, which brings the fund
up TO over $500.
The big land-suit case In Brambletor
Is to be taken at once TO the Court OF
Appeals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
TITZ IN MANCHESTER
.e MAKES A FINE SPEECH 10 A
MAGNIFICENT AUDIENCE.
rrse silver oue''ion Discussed In tho Light
cftbe Democratic PIatform-Tariif
And Other Issuoa


r Hall. In which tho meeting was
,,.s crowded 10 OVERLOOKING. and In
...encr were many ladies who lis
@, TIC popular ex-Governor's adj
With rapt attention and Joined heart
The yoc.ferous applause with which
..e-h Was frequently interrupted.
I'D Leo Sc n great favorite I'm Man
and when hc entered the han ne
,..t.l with round after round Of
.. ohich dii not cease until several
.. after he had taken his seat upon
... Meade Uaskius. Colonel G. X
-fi Zen l.. owen. Jr.. Mr. y. i.
. and Nr r. J.. French accom-
.l.craI loo into tho hall and occu-
..t. ruan tho stage Mr .. ! Mer-
..-~no ~ che city Committee. was
..- thr stage. The Richmond and
Railroad Band had a position
.. rort and PLAYED several scicc-
.....l ,1 th, delight OF those present
.I>sKINs And MACON.
. O'Clock Colonel Meade Hasklns
.r. front Of the stage and said
o.- 20 great pleasure Tor him. az
.-f NJ th" chairman of the city
o. introduce '"' Hp."N,'S ~,
ii' '"'n I''9'h',' .'''i''l
.., All areim.ntativc adj
took We'll with the audience.
with "a nice tribute % O'Ferrall.
nd Scott ana made some very
....+.-v aUueions 90 Mr. ". W.
t.. other candidate for the House.
... respects 90 cN-Juige Gregory,
..I ,llm'I that Do had been
.N his 'lfs Colonel Macon
...t llIr. Gregory twenty years
....II.,f. for Commonwealth
OH. Republican ticket. After
a rf.,uNacker. Later ON "a
.. and now hc is "a Iopulst col
. ..Ys. almost thirty minutes,
u! hearty appl1us".
.....- General l"" colonel Has
'rIr i1 times "i war ana
honest. ".-" Conservative
admins ration "I th' dl"ii-
n fr. highest ONCE ln 'h' g't
places bis own name IN lh"t
H' N.' ANA n"nir mon ana
..t. -.I this Wuch no man IN
cam doubt hut what J Tei'r
H+l Lr'." t\pplaHs"1
.,..rtI. LEES SPEECH
....l....,. ,.,,...,,s oC
c...,.l IT,. t,,.,b.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
THIRD PARTY "GRANo RALLY"
1t Was Quite ~ Dis"ppointment-Demo-
Gratis Not at All Alarmed.


Correspondence Of tho Ricnmoni Dlspatch.)
C;EyESyIrLE. \. c.. October 1.-The
Third party, Of this county. after more
than two weeks advertising and constant
drumming. held what they intended 10 DO
"A grand rally az Pollard : MIL. near Green
vile. on YESTERDAY. Marion Butler. ex-
president of the State Alliance. and ono
ex." Rev" Babb discussed political ques-
tions. The tTst-uamed spoke for three
and half hours and scored corporation
lawyers so heavily that Harry Skinner
couId not toe the mark and repeat his few
sub-Ireasury remarks" The crowd was
estimated at about 900 or 600. half Of whom
were staunch Democrats. The rally was
quite a disappointment. "a the calamity
howlers had worked hard for O crowd OF
az least 1900. The Democrats OF this Sec
ton are not at all alarmed at the display.
PERSONAL
Rev. J. II. Lamberth. pastor Of the Bap-
tist church. who has been away since juno
holding meetings in virginia. mas returned
TO his charge here.
few days II Raleigh III attendance upon
the Supreme Court.
Mr. G.. Il. King. young lawyer Of this
town. who Is County superintendent OF
Education and all ex-repTesentattye III the
State Legislature. has gone TO Washington
10 accept a government position.
Rev. Z. ID. Gold, editor Of Iion's Land
mark al Wilson, organ ot the Primitive
Baptist church. preached here last night.
Iessrs. George Harrison. OF Rocky
Mount. and Harry Strause. Of Henderson.
are new additions 10 the force Oh TOBACCO
BUYERS on this market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
Miners Resume Work.
By cable to the Dispatch.

RRUSSELS. october ll.-Eight thousand
striking miners In the Charleroi distrlct
resumed work to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
FOUR CAROLINA MARRIAGES.
Three Pretty linton, IN Raleigh aud One at
ncnIntun-Thc Attendants.

oCorreapondcn-c Il the Richmond DisDatco.)
KALFlou. Y. C.. October ll.-There wero
three marriages ia tins city to-day. AZ the
First PRESBYTERIAN church thl- morning
Mr.. Charles Is. Miller. oi Goldsbpro'. was
married 10 Miss Anna BuTwell, daughter
Of Captain John i. burWel and niece OF
Assocla,c.JusiIce Armi,tead Bugwel. Mr.
Hugh Miller WAS best man. and bliss Rcna
Burwcu maId IT honor.
TEaRELL- PALK.
Al Edruton Street Methodist Episcopal
church this morning Mr.. George =. Ter
reu. ~ the State Agricultural Department.
and Miss Lowe Park, daughter OF MIR. Ben
iamin +. Park. were married. Mr.. Logan
-. Terrell was best man. aud bliss Anne
.. Creme. Of Columbia. :. g.. was mald OF
h nor.
kFSSrY-"RRRfMO
A. the residence Of the late Chief Jus
tee 4. > MernmOn this evening has
daughter. Miss Margaret, and Mr.. John Il.
Keruey. formerly of Charleston, :. G,
now Of Raleigh, were married. Father Ma
ron. of the Roman Catholic Church II
tb. Sacred Heart. ofiiclatiug. Mr.. J.. r.
kcnupv, IL Charleston. tho groom father,
was best man, and Miss Maud Meuiil0n
was maid ct honor 1 he bride entered on
the arm % her brother. Mr.. William Is.
MFTTlnlOl, Hff u'l'i.lAIt1 b'aAS
Mary l.. clinton and Pettie Mordecal.
Meesrs. Il. i. Eaney. Edgar Haywood, and
J. A. Duncan were ushcrs.
GGIIEs-JU5IICR.
At Tnlc0lnton at noon to-day. IN -.
Luke's Episcopal church, MAJOR William
BRYAN Crime, Of Raleigh. al officer Of the
general stat, was married 10 Miss Llzz.e
Justice, granddaughter 'of nr. v A. Nc
Bee. of Llncolnion. Lieutenant A. III. Da-
VIZ, Of Loulsburg. was best man. Many
persons prominent III society were pres
ent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
ANnERSON-CORR.

James Wnoughby Anderson. OF Wash
ington, ID. c.. and Miss Emma Heloise
Cobb. daughter OF Mrs. NJ. c. Cobb. OF
this city. were united in marriage at 81.
Mary's Catholic church this afternoon
with Rev. Father John Doherty az cele-
brant. The couple left for Chicago ana
viii return to Washington. where they
will reside. Mr.. Anderson holding the po-
sition Of examiner OF patents under the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
FOR CONTEMPT.

p. 4. Colman. a newspaper man, was
before the grand jury to-day. and asked
from whom ne obtained certain informa-
ton concerning the recent riot This he
refused TO give. on the ground that IL
was told him In confidence. Judge
Woods ordered him to Jail for contempt
OF court. but in a short time Mr.. Colman >
informant released him from his promise.
when he went before the grand jury ana
testified.
The Roanoke Board OF Trade telegraph
ed TO Senators Daniel and Hunton To-
night urging them TO use their enorts TOT
the repeal Of the sherman act as tne ue-
loo IN the Senate is injuring business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12

hin. From the church the bridal party
repalred 20 the depot for an extended
bridal tour. embracing the WORLDS Far
a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
RoANoKe,s GRATIFYING RECORD.
Progress In the school, -Indiciment -
.Iournali., JaiIsd-Repeal Wanted.

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.)
ROANOKE. VA. october 1.-THE re
BORT OF School Disappointment Rust To the
State Superintendent Of Public Schools
forwarded to-day. shows a gratifying pro
sress Of the schools Of the city during the
month OF September. The total enrolment
OF white and cOlored pupils Is 10
against l.79l for the same time iAst year
gain of Az. The number OF coiofed pu-
ais a IN The total number OF teachers
empioyed is 50. Of which 5 are colOred.
In the Hastings Court to-day the grand
hry returned an indictment against -. a.
Mitchell. charging him with the murder
OF y. c. Dyer. The trial Is set Tor the
18th Of this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12

This morning at Christ Protestant Epls-
copal church. Thomas Harrison Browne
and Miss Mary Lucille Dawes, daughter
OF :. :. Dawes. were married. Rev. DIR.
o. $. Barten celebrating the nuptiai rite.
ThnY lnff for Chica
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12

Old papers for sale at Is cents hundred
at DIxrATcH ofaca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
OCTOBER WEDDINGS.
THREE COUPLES UNITED FOR LIFE IN
The CITY BYTHE SEA-
Charlottesville Follows with Two Happy
Msrrias-s-Tbe Jackson Brooke
ana Other Nuptiais,
tspecial ,eIesram TO the DIspatch.l

NORFOLK. VA. October ll.-Captain
T. B. Jackson. chief clerk at the Norfolk
and Western railroad depot. and Miss
Alice Brooke were united In marriage at
81. Paurs Episcopal church this after
noon. Rev Beverly u. Tucker officiating.
They went West by the Norfolk and
Western.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-11-18
DEATH In 4 NINE.
Harvey Boyd's Life Crushed Out Under
A Pail Of Slate.

Harvey Boyd was killed by fall
of slate in the Williams coal mine,
near Triune, Clinton district, on Sat
urday. Death was instantaneous.
The head was crushed and the neck
broken.
Boyd was digging coal alone in the
mine. Marion Gwinn was hauling
coal that day, and he was the last
man the deceased ever conversed
with. AS Gwinn was leaving for
dinner Boyd said: "Bring my din
ner when you come back" and kept
on at his work. After dinner Gwinn
returned to the mine and entering it
called for the young man whose life
had then been crushed out. There
was no reply. Going farther he saw
the mass of slate that had fallen
from the roof of the mine and at
once realized the truth. He ran for
help. Ten men worked for two hours
to clean the mass that had buried
the unfortunate miner and bring his
remains to light. An examination
showed that he did not have to suf-
fer the awful death of suffocation.
The fall of slate was so large that he
was killed instantly. The deceased
was about 20 years old and was the
son of George Boyd. just short
time ago he was married to a daugh-
ter of the late John Summers. The
young widow is completely prostrat-
ed with grief. The funeral occurred
Monday.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-11-18
Buying Coal Lands.

The following from the Inder
shows that the enterprising Guffeys
and others are turning their attention
to Monongalia coal fields.
Our energetic and hustling friend
James w. Hair has just returned
from trip to Pittsburg, where he
has been in consultation with the
parties who have organized syndi-
cate to take up large coal field in
this and Monongalia county Mr..
j. M. Guffey is the head of this or
ganization and is doubtless in earn
est about taking up the coal, as a
large amount of money has already
been deposited, we understand, to be
paid out to the landowners. We are
glad to see that these men are be
coming interested in this section, as
they will soon find it necessary to
create new lines of transportation to
open their territory and thus the
whole country will derive large ben
efits from their enterprise Mr. Hair
has already taken up coal amounting
to about 5000 acres and will coun-
tinue until the whole area compris
ing several thousand acres addition
al are reduced to the possession of
the company. a portion of this
tract is located in Lincoln and Paw
paw districts, coming to the B. & o.
railroad at Downs Switch and ex-
tending down to Pennington.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-11-18
Bear and Deer.

Charlie Allebaugb, Will Joseph
and j. A. Barthlow returned Thurs
day evening from Webster county.
They had been on a hunt for big
game, and what is satisfactory to
them is, they got it. They brought
home one bear and two deer, with
the head and horns of another buck,
whose carcass went as provender dur
ing portion of the time they thrash.
ed the thicket 30 miles from Cowan
station, on the Camden road.
OF course they saw and killed any
quantity of small game, but it was
essentially a bear and deer hunt.
Joseph killed bear cub and a buck,
Ailebaugh killed another deer and
Barthlow another The old bear,
mother of the cub killed, was shot,
but got away. Another deer was
shot, but after following the trail of
blood for miles it got away. The
boys lived hunter style all the time
they were away and enjoyed it huge.
ly. They are pardonable in the pride
they have in bringing home such
splendid trophies of the chase. Their
hard work came in getting game to
camp after killing it, the thickness
of the laurel and other small growth
rendering this the most laborious
feature in their experiences.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-11-18
MUSIC AT COMMENCEMENT HALL.
The Schumann Quartet Concert Com.
pany Saturday Night.

There will be music at Commence
ment Hall next Saturday night by a
company that has a national reputa-
tion. The Sehumann Quartet CON
certs are attended by large numbers
of people wherever they have APP
peared, and it is assured that here,
where lovers of good music abound,
they will be greeted by well filled
house.
The Schumann Quartet proper
consists of Samuel b. Johns, first
tenor. A. H. Hassler, second tenor
C. N. Hassler, baritone, A d..
Cheney, basso. Male quartet music,
when the performers are real must
clans as these are, is loved by all
who are affected by melody sympa-
thy. The gentlemen named, good
singers to begin with, have sung so
long together that they are perfectly
drilled in the numbers of their rep
.ertoire. Besides each will give a
solo.
The remainder of the company are
Mrs. Helen Bailey Babcock, one of
the country's best dramatic readers,
and Miss Dessileene Herbeson, a
brilliant solo pianist and accom-
PIANIST. The program is arranged to
make both these prominent in per-
formances.
The company will appear under
the auspices of the Banner Lecture
Course The usual admission fees
will be charged.