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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
ALEX. CAMM KILLED INSTANTLY.
His Murderer In Jaii-Liquor Licenses Re
fused-Curious Damage Case.
Correspondence of the Dispatch)

Correspondence of the Dispatch)
HAMPTON. VA. Sept. i3.-Two color
ed men, Carter Chandler and Alex Camm,
had a difficulty on Lincoln street about
O'Clock last night. resulting in Chandler
firing two pistol-balls into the body OF
Camm. killing him instantly. Chandler
is In Jail.
Mr.. w. II. Westwood. OF Richmond,
was here yesterday.
Messrs. 5. O. Cumming and +. c.
Rees have returned from Chicago.
Circuit Court Judge Gunter presiding,
commenced on yesterday, and up TO this,
it's time has been taken up with two APP
peals from the county. on applications
for liquor license. The decision of the
lower court was affirmed in both cases.
INTERESTING CASE.
a case OF more interest viii now be
taken up. that OF man who was injur-
ed for life by stepping into "A barrel of
boiling oil at Hygeia Hotel some time
ago. lie claims $4,000 damages from the
hotel. There Is an array Of legal tai
ent on each side.
Messrs. r. r. Borland Burroughs and
Judge Burroughs. Of Norfolk. and II. 7.
Armlstead. Of Williamsburg. are in at
tendance on the Circuit Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
DAMAGEBY THERAIN.
TRAVEL AND RAIL DEL AyEo BY
WASHouTs ON THE RAILWAYS.
Bridges, Dams. and LowIand Crops H.
Jured In the wsst-Opsning of Sails
bury's New Opera-House.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.)

NDttAti tfitkIdIl 10 the DiNphNNht
RALEIGH. N. c.. Sept i3.-This after
noon rain set in again. and Is doing
great damage TO the cotton. The Commits
sioner OF Agriculture says this rain Is
due to rain and cloudiness. Washouts
on railways occurred to-day at Osgood,
on the Seaboard Air Line. and near Clay
ton on North Carolina railway No
mails have come over the University rail-
wav since last Saturday, owing TO a
washout 100 feet long.
NEARLY a CLOUD-BURST.
Near Benson, there was nearly n cloud
burst and there was a washout. which
was speedily repaired. Two washouts
have occurred near Wilkesboro. The
heaviest rains have occurred at the base
OF the Blue Ridge. Major Wilson. chair
man of the Railway Commission, came
here to-day from Morganton and says the
rain In Burke and Mcdowell counties has
done far more damage than the hurricane,
and that the streams are higher than
since 1876. Great damage is done to
bridges. dams, etc. and low-land crops
In that section are ruined The Roanoke
and Cane Fear rivers are rising, as well
as the Yadkin and there are fears Of
A small cyclone passed near Goldsboro
Yesterday. and twisted off some fine tim
Der.
FORMALLY OPENED.
Salisbury's new opera house was for
mally opened last evening. Alabama"
being the play. Mr. T. p. Jerman has
taken charge OF the Raleigh Academy
of Music as manager.
A revenue officer named ]. G. Patter-
son invaded the dwelling of G. w. Greene
in Davidson county. I'm his search for an
Illicit distiilery. He WAS rude TO Mrs
Greene and was arrested. He gave bond
for his appearance. but both he and his
bondsmen are said TO have departed.
Governor Carr and family and Colonel
A. b. Andrews returned this morning
from the Worlds Fair. The Governor
was sick during most OF his stay at Chi
caRo.
FELL. DEAD.
At Burlington. yesterday, white man
named Woods. while wrestling. was twice
thrown. After the second fall he stood
IN. placed his hands over his face and
fell dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
virginia News Items

The Popullsts. Of buckingham county
nominated l.. c. Moseley as their candl-
date for the Legislature on Monday h'
has hitherto been a Democrat ana a.
such has held the office of sheriff. ana
served in the Legislature.
Collector Shepperd has appointed tht
following officers for Alexandra; Sanuei
/, Monroe. deputy; George Washington
stamp clerk: William II. BROOKS OF
I.cesburg store-keeper. ana george
Pickett of Fairfax gauSer
MIR. j. c. Campbell was re-nominateo
for the House OF Delegates from Am
herst county. in the primary election
which was held on the 9th instant. Iher'
were four candidates in the field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
To An.ver an. Charge OF Contempt.

Judge s. B. Witt yesterday issued IN
order in the Chancery Court here COIN
handing Solomon Pyle and L. II. Samuels
TO appear before him at II o'clock to-day
to show cause why they should not be
fined for contempt of court in that they
executed garnishment upon the wages
of Nelson Jackson in the hands oil the
officers of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way. Tho Judge on Tuesday granted an
injunction restraining NJ. Boettigheimer or
his agents OF attorneys from gsrnisheeing
jackson. and il seems that the process
was executed subsequently. The amount
involved is small
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
LANDSLIDE AND WAsHOUTs.
Streams Higher Than I'm 1S5G-Freieht
and Passengers Greatly Delayed.

Especial telegram 70 The DIspatch)
ASHEVILLE. n. c., Sept. 13.-Rain has
been falling here great part of the
time since the Sth instant, often in tor
rents, and still continues.
Streams are higher than since 1876. No
great damage has yet been done here.
Heavy landslides and wash-outs have
occurred on the mountain section Of the
w. n. G. railroad. east Of here. Passen-
gers and freight are now transported by
way of the Ashevlle and Spartanburg
road. In many parts of Western North
Carolina corn has been seriously damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
THE STATE PHARMAceuTlSTs.
Annual. Session at Blue Ridge Springs
New Oticers Elected.

New Oticers Elected.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, Va. September IS.
The State Pharmaceutical Association met
here to-day IN annual session. Owing to
bad weather the attendance was very
small. The following officers were elected
tonight tor the ensuing year President,
J.: h. Christian, Roanoke; Vice;Presidents,
w. Il. Burgess, Manchester; O. y. kear-
foot, Martinsville d. W. Malone, Hamp-
ton. and j. Z. Jackson. Lynchburg Sec
Rotary, c. B. Fleet, Lynckbure; Core
spending Secretary. w. S.:Alfrleud, Peters
burg; treasurer, @. II. Lumsden. Lynch
burg; Executive Committee. L. A. Miller
and Andrew T. snellings. Richmond !;
W. Il. Washington; Manchester. Candi-
dates for vacancies Board of Pharmacy. 4.
q. Hill. Hampton w. II. Craig. Lynch
burg; q. 4. Mankin, Falls Church; 5. j..
Turner. Chatham; G. p. Kearfoot, Mar
tinzvllla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
A CELEBRATED CASE.
..,,osrANr DECISION BY JUDGE SAM.
wv ueL s. COLEMAN.
AIN teG Of che Code Repugnspt 20
- ?. Article 2. of the Constitu-
lion. and Therefore Void.


...-,,snondcucc Of the Dispatch)
ISIS CITY. VA. Sept. IA very
.,.r, decision has been just rendered
-, f.,.. samuel +. Coleman. Of the Cir
~. ,...r, of Meckcnburg The question
.,0 one. and the array Of legal
-, ,o both al les AMI the interest
...,t,a bv the LEGAL fraternity Of the
ana oficc-holders generally made
D.. celebrated case for this section. II
..,..fa u thc state.
a.. che last MAY election in this county,
,,...,.n \. Jameson and edward B.
... were candidates for the Office Of
w.. ~ the County Circuit Court. Of
tr.nrure. Jameson was reelected
-. ...li sn majority. But soon after his
. notice Of contest was served
hIu lv =. O. Cole and others
....h th,ir counsel, Finch & Faux
, r. Easkervill 81 Co. and 7. Atkins.
...s that ne was ineligible and dis
. fr.fu holding the Office because he
.tel the provision OF Section 1GS
.... q Virginia. 1881. in this. that he
.! or BET TO farm the same Office
,...- obi, previous term.
DEMURRED.
... ..sa was called At the June term.
g., stl, County Court Of Mecklenburg.
81, s. Jameson through his attor-
49, Robert Il. Thorp. dcmurrcd TO
e.. ......a 81 contest and answered the
... .rI con'cndcd that Jameson had
....t.I SECTION i66. and that the said
... H.s rtpugnant 10 Section @ Article
% nc Constitution Of Virginia, and
,.., ,...-.f lr. void. Judge W T.. Homes.
10 . County Court sustained the con-
..... - SIR Thorp. holding that Section
.. .. r.rIgucnt % Section 2, Article
H. Constitution and was therefore
.l appeal WAS taken by counsel
...-t.rt tn the Circuit Court
r- .,r.al was argued at great length
t r. ~.u. counsel before Judge Sam
4 coleman. OK the Circuit Court in
u.r 60 FarmWlle. His decision sus-
ui affirming the judgment Of
. .rF Court has just been handed
c....
SUSTAINED AND AFFIRMED.
-. .- nu OH statute which has been
g. - ..Ir since the foundation OF the
,.. ....lrh. having been copied from
..... - Edward the VI. IL is the
..- r. 10 t4s ever been questioned.
'..'-. ...v taken ny Judges Homes and
r..r 'nIt % Is unconstitutional and
Dos. np place among our statutes
-... iy lawyers generally. 1t is
.Ht '. >.. how such "A statute could
..' ..r-t me plain provisions Of the
Constitution ~ Virginia. The researches
..f .'t- 81 counsel IN this case
-.t 90. same objections might be
.. .. sustained against several OF
I.- statutes. passed prior 10 the ac-
... .. fh- last constitution Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
WILLIAM AND MARY VISITORS
Action Of a ouorum of tho Board r
Coleman Elected Librarian

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Sept IS-Mr.
Walter A. Edwards, from Norfolk, ar
rived this morning. TO attend the meeting
OF the William and Mary yisitorial
Board. making the ninth member in at
tendance. just quorum The Visitors i'm
medistely went into session. General Tai
iaferro. presiding. The action OF the
Building Committee In awarding the con-
tract for the erection OF the "dormitory
and hospital" to Mr.. i. w. Johnston. OF
Newport News. for 1854. was confirmed.
Mr.. G. w. Coleman. Jr.. OF this place.
was elected librarian. The board refused
10 allow themselves to be held response
bic for any damages resulting from the
withdrawal OF the suit some time ago In
stituted by the town school board and
decided TO wait until next year. when they
VIII get possession OF the Grammar and
Matly school building. the ten-year lease
expiring I'm the summer OF "a The board
adjourned this evening. and the visitors
left on the evening trains for their
homes.
Captain S. J. Brooks. of the Atlantic
Coast Line, with headquarters at Man
chester, is here cora shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
DO you wanta situation?

Attend this Business College. Business
is reviving. and it il asked, Where must l
get a business educationp For thorough
ness Of course. cheapness Of cost, and high
honors attend the renowned Commercial
College of Kentucky University, Lexlng-
ton, Ky. Professor w. X. smith. after
spending the summer at the Worlds FAR
as State Commissi oner and Juror Of Awards
of Commerce. etc. has commenced. his
18th year as president Of this college.
Write TO Professor Smith for circular. Zee
advertisement IN another column.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
Personals from Emporia.

Correspondence OF the DlSpdlSh'
EMPORIA, VA, Sept. l3.-Mr. J.. y.
Farley has appointed Mr.. NJ G. Woodru'f
assistant postmaster.
Mr.. J. W Collier the recently appointed
postmaster at Belheld, has taken charge
OF the office.
Mr.. J. A. Hartley has returned from
Chase city, and Will IN II few days IeaNe
for the Worlds Fair.
cutie crowd is expected here on the
letb 10 hear Colonel OFerrall. the Dam
ocrstic standard bearer for governor.
Captain W. II. Briggs will In few Gays
receive his appointment as deputy coiiec-
tor of this district.
There was a match game OF bah piayCu
here yesterday between the LaurencVihe
cub and the Emporias. TIE score htoou
3 to 3 when the game was suspended OH
account Of the heavy rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
CITY HALL MONEYS.
Mr.. TURPIN AND THE BONDS

MIR. Turpin's resolution, offered in the
meeting of the Board of Aldermen on
Tuesday night to accept the baby
bonds " in payment of gas and water bills
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
Cnlored ONsterman Drowned.

YORKTOWN, VA. Sept. 1S-John Kelly
a colored oysterman, OF Gloucester county
was drowned on Monday. by his canoe
capsizng in the York river, between
this town and Gloucester Point. There
was stiff gale blowing at the tme'
and a heavy sea. He chung to the bottom
of his craft for some time and Mr.. Henfy
HOLIDAY went CALAMITY to his rescue
when within short distance or the
browning man, Mr.. HOLIDAY observed MIN
TO release his hold of the canoe, ana az"
tempt to swim TO him. IN inns ne iaheu'
srd NJ last accounts his body was not
vet recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
THF foEu-MAS>IE NUPTIALs.
iAw.n, of sugar Ia farewell County
IIu, Etlns-Mr. Denman Dead.

iam.n, of sugar In farewell County
ilu. EIns-Mr. Denman Dead.
...I,uce Of the Dlspatch)
'.tHtH VA. Sept. l3.-Miss Mary
..- f.r. daughter Of 5. 5. Ford.
.". .. Eon Air Va. and Mr.. NJ. +.
.' Nelson county. Va, were
married at her fathers residence
Yesterday evening at 8 o'clock. by
.... "a. d. HIVES. ID. The bride Is
mpIlshc1 young lady and
',..tc iu this town. The happy
... LEFT on the o'clock tram
t.t.rc home In Nelson county.
Ut question OF the hour among
.....pers.. now IL. what Is the
Ntu sugar" There IS not a
' t- haa In our town and SIM
-'gt comes from the neighbor-
t ....e
tHH was blessed with fine rain
which Will greatly improve the
Naman. prominent lumber
N.',h. W Va. and formerly OF
s. H..i az Hotel Graham. Friday
'HipIi fever His remains we're
'. tsNlle y. Y, for interneht'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
A STORE AND CONrENrs BURNED.
Richmond Young Ladies' Compiimented
bya Dancing Party.
(Correspondence OF the Dispatch)

(Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
SCOTTSVILLE. VA. Sept. 13-The store
house and stock OF goods of Mr.. Goodman
at White Hail. on the buckingham Branch
railroad, were destroyed by fire the other
day. Mr.. Goodman was insured.
A very delightful dancing party WIZ
given at the residence Of Mr.. W. c. White
at Hardware, Fluvanna county, six mil IS
below Scottsville last night. in honor OF
Misses Alice and Meade Burwen ana
Tlanche BEDFORD. Of Richmond. While
the pel,ing rain-storm played tattoo on
the window-panes without. with sweet
strains OF music and flying feet the hours
were sped away within, and ere their
pleasures closed. morning had dawned.
and all the merry guests left for their
homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
Charles de Lesssps' Plans.

Pans. FRANCE. September 1S.-in con
versat,on with a journalist to-day. Nj.
charles de Lesseps, who was released from
prison Yesterday after having served about
SIX months Of the sentence imposed upon
Pmhl,c Works 10 work and vote for the
Panama Canal lottery bond bin, said that
he would rest for awhile at La Chesnaye,
he fother's residence. When his health
Us recunerated he would devote himself
10 the management Of the Suez Canal Com
nam of which he is a director. nj; dc
/ esseps added that the English were alto
oether 10 eager to monopolize the dlree-
tIon of the SueZ canal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
DURHAM ON SHORT WATER
Dam and Filter-House Washed Away
Travel Impeded by Washouts.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch)
DURHAM, n. c.. Sept. 13.-Freshets
have done some damage in this vicinity.
The Emo river on which the water-works
system to supply this city Is located,
has washed away a portion of the dam
and the hlterhouse, causing some incon-
venience and loss OF about 5000 TO re-
pair the damage, The city Is put on short
ratons for water. There Is no travel on
the Chapel Hill railroad, owing to wash
outs From all sections reports come Of
mill-dams gone. and crops in bottom
lands destroyed. Tobacco sales have been
light. though good prices are maintained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
ROANOKE COLOReD CONFERENCE.
1t Will Adjourn To-Day without Accom-
pIishing Anything.
Especial telegram TO the Dispa,ch.)

ASDeclAl teIeRrdul 10 tuo DispaIcnl
ROANOKE, Va. September 13.-When the
colored conference met to-day at 10 o'clock
seven OF the twenty Roanoke delegates
were admitted. The time was mostly
taken up in discussing a resolution looking
to the organization of the co lored people
throughout the State into an independent
political party. J. A. Crow, of Pittsylvania,
and w. A. Merchant. of this city. opposed
the scheme on the ground that 1t was cut
and dried in Washington. ". c. Martin,
of Washington, representing Henry county
N the conference, of which be is also chair
man, advocated the resolution. and said it
was time for the colored people of Virginia
70 vote for that party which would benefit
them the most. The conference has now
thrown aside the mask and politics Is all
the members talk about. It Is also pretty
well settled that the movement is in the
interest of the Populists. The conference
will adjourn tomorrow. and 1t IS not be-
lieyed 1t will accomplish anything OF i'm
portance, politically or otherwise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
Fatal Railroad Accident.
By telegraph to the Dispatch.

Wy IuPII 70 'I'O I'9PdtNIJ
COLUMBUS. GA, Sept. ia serious
accident occurred a mile and a half west
OF Troy on the NJ. and G.. Railroad this
afternoon at O'Clock to a freight train
bound from Columbus. The engine jump
ed the track and partly turned over.
carrying four cars with II. Fireman
George Wright was caught under the
engine and killed, being terribly crushed.
and engineer John Ledbetter was serious
ly injured about the back. The cars were
badly damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
Court of Appeals Docket.

Especial teIegfaH 70 u'v ~, =,
SrAuSroN. Va, September 1S.-Ihe iol'
lowing is Court of Appeals docRet to-aay'
Williams VS.. Reynolds from bristoi"i's'
Appeal refused. - So, pook
br,dee' Continued until next term,
joi;ffe and wife vs.. the q. 4 0. Railroad
from Rockbridge. Argued by Edmund ZEN
dIeton for appellants; and Il. L. Parrish 10Y
~ Tomorrow is opinion day, and the court
will adjourn finally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
Labor AgItAtor In Limbo.
Dy telegraph TO the Dispatch.)

ATLANTA. GA. Sept. 13.-John Os-
born, labor agitator, was arrested tonight
for attempting to address public meet
ing at the artesian well. He had made
some incendiary speeches here, and had
been notified not to make another. He
had large crowd. Chief of Police Con-
nally made the arrest. Osborn refused TO
give bond. and was locked up at the
police station. He Is the organizer for
decorators and freseoers, and was for
merly Of Atlanta, but has lived In Denver
several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept 13.-Turpentine
opened at 26 cents for regulars, with no
sales. and closed at 251s. with sales of
500 casks. Rosin advanced, sales, 1900
bbls. Quote A. b. and G 81; Il, S1.05; +,
N.iO; G.. Sl5: II. S.25; l. si.50; X. Sl.95:
NJ. $3.50: n. $50; window glass, $3.50, wa
ter white. 1915
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Sept l3.-Tur-
pentine firm at 26c. and held higher.
Rosin firm at soc. Good strained held
higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14

terday. The alderman wanted the matter
referred 10 the Finance Commit'ee;; tbe
bonds would enhance their value anu
greatly relieve the working people. mr..
Dickerson argued that such proposition
would do the bonds and the city's creait
injury, and he vigorously opposed tue
measure or its references.
The Board refused to refer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14

There was a fire In Washington city
yesterday evening that put an end tempo
rerily to teiegraphic communication.
by one line at least. between the Fed
erai Capitol and the outside world In this
direction. The Information Was that
the TOP floor Of the western Union Office
building In the Capital city had been burn
ed out and that a telegraph linsmsn had
Loaf his life Va the fire. Most OF the
WSafneson te(esrspzac newF IN this b.
sue isschsd usNSy FGAy Of me oslsans
and AfhRtA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
Funeral of mr. Francis Bell.

Dup,Jy Va. September l3.-The burial
=, Mr. Francis Bell took place to-day. The
services were conducted at the new Dub
In PTesbyterian church of which be was
member. by the Rev. S. I. Martin. has
nastnr assisted by the Rev. B.W. Meoane;
of Radford, aud the Rev. DIR. CUSHING OF
baltimore City. There was large az
tendance in spite of the unfaVorap'o
weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14

wytheville this morning for visit TO the
Worlds Fair.
Misses Jennie and SallIe Ruthe. of Nor
folk, who have been summering I'm wythe-
Vile. left yesterday for Pulaski City.
MIR. Lawson, eldest son OF Mrs. Jennie
Lawson. and Miss Wiley. n niece OF Mr..
Samuel Castles were married at the lat
ter's home near wytheville last evening
and left for Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Sept. 1S.-Offerings-Whcat
20l bu. oats. 100 bu.
Sales-Wheat. 81 bu.
Quctations-Wheat, Longberry. 6SQ7Oc. !;
mixed. 6Sa70c.: Shortberry. fJ4I0c.; NO. Z
red. G9d69hc.
Corn-White prime, Virginia bag lots.
51G52c.: No. 2 white 5lG52c.: No. ? mixed,
50G5oiac.
Oats-Winter (for seed. 9Sd3Gc.: No. 2
mixed, S3q3ic.; No. 3 mixed, S214gS5c.
Rye-52d57c.
Flour-We quote: Fine. s225n2.5O: SUI
rer-1ne, S25O62.75: extra. 3Wq325; family,
s375g4OO: patent, $21Q45Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
Wmuouings from wytheyiiIe.

t.nlcnce Of the Dispatch)
.n.'iiLE. VA. Sept S.-Judge
opened the fail session OF Cir
.-r' Lrre on yesterday. 1t was also
i.r tae regular term OF County
'' John G. Brown. Misses Leila and
Af"wn and Mary Crockett. left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
lLurlGm mY ACcLAMATIoN.
l',iouri Democrats Unanimously Nomi'
MT. In tho Hnnse-E Endorsed.


.....lI.rcc Of the Dispatch)
f....r|.r sept. 1.-THE Demo-
- .s u.t in convention at the
today TO nominate a candi-
House ~ Delegates, and was
..... l. Oh. election Of c. NJ. Luns-
..'uoan. and George \. Green
t.it and Buchanan Banner
Camper. Of the Fincastle
.erstarles. The name OF +.
H-.- IIt in nomination, and no
ordinations being made, he was
't d. exclamation as the candl-
utmost harmony prevailed.
endorsing the administra-
,t.And and Governor Nc
t.. passed as well as ratiiing
.'.l ~ the Hon. Charles I.
'-. ..r luT next Governor.
initiation was extended TO the
..- T. D'Ferran to address
.t.. g The county Of Botetourt
... court. on the issues OF the
.-' me- which time. II he can be
.arI reception VIII be given
.'...' county viii give OFer-
. whole Democratic ticket a
rlty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
Funeral of W. II. Weller.

sr.usrox. Va. September 13.-The
frna,ai OF William Ii. Weller from the
E;,st PRESBYTERIAN church to-day was one
- tne largest ever known here. The uni
q, rank and subordinate lodge OF the
knights of Pythias, the Confederate
V.,eran camp. and the Official board OF
tbs church attended in bodies. Rev. A.
NJ Fraser officiated. The interment was
AT Thornrose cemetery.