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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

Governor MacCOrkle's Tariff Views.
We have already stated the fact that
a majority of the Democratic papers in
West Virginia condemn Governor Mac
Corklcs tariff views. though they appear
t. as 10 occupy exactly the same position
that he does. We gave specimen OF
tho tariff notions q one Of these papers
Friday. The editor denies that he Is In
favor Of removing an the duties protect
ine coal lie only wishes to reduce the
tariff as much as it can bc reduced with
out luiurlng any West Virginia industry.
Now. here comes Governor MacCOrk!e
and takes mp the cudecls for himself. We
quote from the Hinton Herald.
Yes. asked that the tariff be r.
tanned on coal and that has been the
Democratic doctrine for hundred years.
Why. ! have been Informed by one OF
the editors that the tariff on coal was
un-Democratic Right in the face Of the
Democratic teaching and principle. ] am
called a hereto tO Democratic principle.
II tariff on coal is a hcrcsy. Democratic
principles have changed in very short
time II my Democracy 10 De criticised
when ] am asking for coal little more
than ouo-half OF the duty given by the
Walker tariff"
West Virginia touches Kentucky. and
Watterson has for years been preaching
against protection: and behold the result.
OHIO also lies for good distance along
side West Virginia, and Ohio is TO vote
next month on this very tariff question.
Governor MacCorklo Is a Hancock Dem
ocrat and holds the tariff 10 be- a local
of.etipu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

In fact. this wonderful modicin" has
been all in all 20 me. have gained ten
pounds i'm weight. and feel Ike another
man. / would have tivau SO bottle for
it if / could not get It for less. am
therefore one OF It's strongest advocates
and feel that / cannot prais" it enough
in recommending 1t 10 others who Wish
To be cured
one Of the peculiar features OF pr.
Greone's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
Is the fact that SO many eminent persons
people foremost among ministers physi-
clans. scientists. and the best known ana
most prominent business men, recon-
mend the use Of this valuable medicine
They do II because they kno" that II
cures. and because they feel that me
weight Of their name and inhucnc" VIII
be- strong i'm urging others 10 try TINS
great curer Of disease, and so be curcd.
The remedy is purely vegetable ana
harmless. and druggists sell 1t Tor q.
II Is the prescription and discovery OF
the well-kuown physician. Or. Greene oil
81 wrst Fourteenth street New YORK
the most successful specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases who can
be consulted free, personally or 10y let
80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
EMINENT MEN.
Great Unanimlty of Our Most
Prominent Citizens.
Men Of standins Whose Word Is Power
full Endorsement, -.~.
The Agent Tor the Great Prudential In
surance Company Speaks.
his IL nnni,irn and convincing.

This IL positive and convincing.
Joseph Brundage, ESQ, whose office IS
No. 5. Academy OF Music NeWburg' y. -
tho agent az the great Prudential Insur-
ance Company. is widely known as
prominent and influential business man.
He IL Of the type Of eminent men whoSe
word commands belief and we glahly
nuhIish what ne SAYS. because we know
il to be true. and because others VIII be
assured OF its truth by his own powerful
words. .
II was broken down in health, and most
uee1 mn " no said Il Was terribly ner-
vous. and could not sleep nights was
also troubled with dyspepsia in its worst
form All the food ] at" almost klIci
me with pain. Indigestion, gas ana bioa'-
ing OF the stomach.
Il commenced to take Dr- Greene $
Nervura blood ana nerve remedy, ana
took five bottles. ! now feel q hundred
Zines better. I'm fact. | am all right. and
can eat anything without hurting M q
bit. and sleep we'll and soundly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
Woodward & LOthrOp.
LEV Y&DAVIS.

our sales. as Dominic sampson wont.
express it. have been predictions thi'
week on
BOYS READY-MADE SUITS.
We pronted by our last years cXpe
Renee, and bought the best goods eyer
shown in this city at the prices vs.
have found out what you require, and II
Is here for you.
The prices are paralyzing % the regu
lar prices asked you At whore you hav,
been buying.
BLUE AND BLACK JERSEY SUITS
at 50. S3.75. $.Ss. $ig7. and 1919.
\ saving Of from one dollar on the
lower to two and three on tho better
grades
See our Boys Suits at $l25.
See our Boys Suits at 80
See our Boys Suits at sl9s.
see our Boys suits At y2l5.
See our Boys Suits AT So.
See our Boys Suits al i23j.
See our Boys suits at $50.
See our Boys Suits at S2.75.
See our Boys Suits az S28
See our Boys Suits at 500
See our Boys Suits at 1913.
See our Boys Suits at s.
See our Boys Suits at $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
JONAS 6. JONES.


State OF Alabama.
Executive Department.
Office Of tho Governor.
Nontgomc.y. October &. lNR.
nis Excenency. =. W. Mckinney. GOV
crnor OF Virginia, Richmond:
Nv Dear Govcrnor-I take tho first OPP
portunity on my return home 20 disavo"
uarts OF certain alleged interviews in
some New York papers, In which ! was
made o. say what | would do II J were
Governor Of Virginia. etc, in reference"
10 I'm. affair at Roanoke. ] hope YOU
know me too we'll 10 need any assurance
that ! would not be- guilty of The mdeii-
cacy ~ making such statement
Ina answer 10 some questions Of report
ers who breiecel me in New York about
tho Roanoke trouble | stated In substance.
that being tho Governor Of another state
and not having an the facts, u "ouli DE
ind.licatr i'm me- 20 criticisc Virginia oiii-
cials or their conduct IN the matter. |
further remarked. 81 know Governor Nc
Kinney well. I Sc" that he is out 81 the
State. He is "A firm. conscientious Oihccr
and "A soldier of approved courage" / do
not doubt that he will DO whatever IL
necessary 10 maintain the supremacy OF
the law"
did say that thought the Mayor was
right. as "a last resort, in ordering the
mob fired Oh; that / WAS sorry that he
ami the militia had - leave the town. and
that they should be- sustained b. the
whole power of Virginia was exhausted
in that behalf.
This IS quite different thing from
criLcising either yourself or the Mayor
or making the indel ate statement AS
10 what would do were | in your place.
With great respect,
Yours most truly,
THOMAS g. JONES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

New York il now ready TO confess that
thu Worlds FAIR is something of sue
cess after an. Baltimore American
II Is vastly more OF "a success than
New York could have made it. Ii was
a daring enterprise OF "A daring city. on
Chicago Day" October Sth, there viii
be largely more than half a million of
&ople on the Fair Grounds. Think OF
hat Indeed. the Chicagoans hope to be
able 10 run the figures up to three quarters
OF a million.
For holiness OF enterprise. where public
spirit Is involved. New York can only be
ranked next to Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
THE DRESS GOODS EXHIBIT grows

THE DRESS GOODS EXHIBIT grows
more and more interesting. No let Up 70
the tramp. tramp. tramp. Of the great
army OF Dress Fabrics. and such noun
tains OF the rich, refined things II You
were to go to the Paris shops you would
see almost the duplicate OF our Fine
Dress Goods Self-color figures play 20
prominent part in the new styles. Modest.
refined. II lightness 10 tho designs that
gives character to every pattern. Women
OF the quietest tastes can wear them
almost as freely as they would the ia-
vorite plain weaves. Some OF tho most
pleasing effects are EPINGLE. MATTE.
and GRANITE grounds. the pretty stufs
that SO many are taking fancy to.
Surely the advantages of our Dress Goois
stock were never more apparent. the
streams Of new things rapidly flowing
i'm. and the very low prices ~ many
things cause great satisfaction. For to-
day We have two lots Of staple stufs
Of exceptional interest-quality ami prize
considered
Wool Homcspun Sultlngs in the season. q
latest coloriugs The regular price i'
81 l-2c
THE SPECIAL. PRICE ~ 95c.
50 pieces Strictly Atwood Storm Sorc..
dark. navy blue and jet-black fine twill
firm AMI slightly. We closed ont the lat
at sacrifice prices inches wide. The
regular price is soc.
THE SPECIAL PRICE Is 81 I-2o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
VERDICT FOR THE PLAINTIFFS.
mr.. P.terson's Death Casts n Gloom Over
the Two Danviiics.
,speclal Telegram to the Dispat'

If1nFtIHI I'fNtk NH W tI'' -
DANvILBE, VA, october time jury
this evening in the suit OF a. summer
held IL son against the Virginia Fire ana
Marine Insurance Company. returned
verdict FOR the plaintiffs for SH6o.
Although fully expected, the death OF
Rev. Or. p. A. Peterson has cast gloom
over me Church In this community, where
the Doctor was well-known' ana where
he had been stationed for six years-tour
IN Danville and two In North Danville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
nm spEcIAL rRICE Us 3.
NOTE CAREFULLY THESE PRICE

NOTE CAREFULLY THESE PRICES
SOFA yards Century cloth" LIE. yard
1900 yards Amosk'as Apron Check
Ginghams, blue, brown. ami green, l-i-
yard.
l.oo yards lnIiso-nluc Prints, G Life
yard.
300 yards Cocheco MaIl.r Prints, -c
yard.
500 yards ST Table Oncloth-. BEST whit,
marble and Colors, lic. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
Governors Of Alabama and Virg


In a letter which we print in another
column of this issue. Governor Jones. Of
Alabama, writing to Governor Mckinney,
of this State. corrccts a report of 0n in
terview which he had with certain New
York reporters on the subject OF the
RoanQAc riot. Governor Jones makes it
plain that he INDUCED in no criticism OF
Governor Mckinney; on the contrary, he
rcproduces "a handsome compliment which
he on that occasion paid our executive.
Governor Jones has been a visitor to
Richmond on several recent occasions.
and has become so well known 10 our
people that they "dlscouuted' the inter-
view from the beginning, but 1t is like
him. the sensible kindly. courteous man
that he is, 10 remove all possibility Of
doubt on the subject by expressly dis
aVowing SO much OF the interview as
attributed to him expressions which he
did not make.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
Nathaniel Mathews Renom'nated.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
NEHERRIN. VA. october 6.-The Dem
ocratic County Convention. TO nominate
n candidate for the House OF Delegates
from Lunenburg county, met AT Lunen-
hurl, Courthouse to-day Conrad Cheat
Ran WAS made chairman. and o. l..
tIardy. secretary. Nathaniel Mathews,
late delegate, was renominatcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
CARPETS

We can do your work promptly. Come
to-day and make your selections from the
largest and best assortment in the city.
TABLE LINEN.
Supply your table with some OF the
elegant Imported Bleached German
Damask two yards wide, at gc., 81. and
s25 a yard.
Table Napkins q or 26-inch TO match.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

The Dispatch gratefully acknowledges
an invitation TO attend the twelfth annual
fair of the Botetourt Agricultural and
Mechanical Association. 10 be held At
Fncastlc on October 18th, 18th, 18Th and
10Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

The elegant display In our Cloak-Room
causes much pleased comment Every
thing stylish in Capes and Jackets. sizes
20 III.
We invite call while stock Is fresh
and unbroken.
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Garments OF every description, well
made. Of good material and handsomely
trimmed. Prices low.
Misses Cloaks and Jackets. full as
sortment Of styles and sizes. and at right
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

SPECIAL SALE OF REAL KID
GLOVES At 81
We 10 not carry the cheap lamb-skin
gloves, they DO not wear We'll ana seldom
give satisfaction.
These are Real Xii. . dozen only. in
red with white. blue. or solf-~tltchiue,
and blue with white, red, or seif-sutcA-
ms.
SPECIAL PRICE, 81 PAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
The Cause of summer sickness.

DO you know that many Of the summer
ailments are due to constipation The
bowels do not carry OF the waste and
poison. and IL goes through the system.
Simmons liver Regulator cures consti-
ration. Get ascent package (powder)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
RICHMOND. SATURDAY, October 7, 1898.

RICHMOND. SATURDAY. october 7, 1893.
To quicken the transfer from
loom to user means a leSSening OF
cost to you. These LACE CUR
TAINS four days ago were IN the
mill. NOBODY ever saw them, eX-
cept the mill men, until we opened
them in our store.
And the price starts at Csc.
pair Up and up TO SIS.
There are six hundred pairs.
Beauties in pattern; altogether
marveS in price.
Any man interested in his own
personal comfort-the ladies' say
that includes every mothers son
Of them will find the UNDER
WEAR to contribute to that COM
fort right here. Let us hint Of a
few sorts
Or Wrghts non-irrita,lng, uon-shrnkable
shirts and Drawers-plain. 81 garment;
J.
Mems AU.Wool Scarlet shirts and Drawers
tho shirts double front ami back-sl.2j
each.
A gooi White Morno Shirt. SOC. for SOC. sort.
Drawers, too.
Natural-Gray Merino 4sc.
Natural cray. almost pure wool, e1c.
Mems cxtra-neayy shirts AMI Drawers, 100.
each.
ANA On up, as ane as your tastes may crave.
SCHOOL THINGS
Great biz Pads. 200 sheets. Sc.
Humpty-Dumpty Pads, Jc.
Tncle Ssm Pads. SC.
Exercise Book, 3. 3. and s..
Pencil Boxes. with lock ana key, &c. and Sc
Ink Era,crs, %. AMI -.
slate Pencils aud Load Pencils, 4c. a dozen.
Plain state Pencils, &c. Dozen.
Book-Bags. embroidered felt, with ring, soc
OF flannel, for OSt
Canvas, with sh0ulder-sirap, H1c.
Canvas, for 20.
Net Bags lined beauties, Soc
Ou-C'otn Bags. lHc.
STATIONERY
Cohen's Famous Linen Paper, embossed
" Richmond pc. a ioS--rued or plain.
LongfelloH ana fennyson Pads. with quota
tiOns-linen paper-lSc.
Monte Cristo Linen Pads, 12i5c
Little Folks Paper and Envelopes, 10 and
l2lsc. a box.
Embossed Invitation Stationery. for llt,lo
folks" Come My Party l9c. box.
West Aisle
-Four Basement Bargains
Handsome French China Cups and saucers,
100 q pair-worth SOC.
Chamber sets 10 pieces. fun size, cottage
shape. decorated; "A drive AZ ~ 30.
1@-piece sets with jar, $500.
Ga- Globes, new; various colors Doe. values
for 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

There are five cable and sixteen trolley
rapid-transit roads in Baltimore. Flee
tricity leads The future Will see wonders
that are due TO its use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

a ,ensdy 10 DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion-that will build up and cure every en-
feebled woman. It's the prescription OF q
physician; has been tested in thousands OF
casss, and never found wanting.
Tho only risk that's taken is that OF the
manufacturers who promise 10 refund the
money IL no benefit is experienced. .
This Prescription reaches the origin 0,
the trouble Dizziness. fainting spells, and
nervous disorders. such as sleeplesspess,
chorea or st Vtus's dance, depend upon
the irregularities ard dispacements Of tho
special structures - the "Fayorite Prcscrip-
ton cures nv regulating and correcting
these functions and organic changes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
TIE RANOALL-ARMST eAD MURDER.
Damaging Testimony Against the Accused
Tho &. 3 q. Proposition.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA, october g.
Henry Randall mulatto was placed on
trial in the county Court here this morn
ing for one Of the most brutal crimes
oyer committed I'm this section. ON the
10Th Of last August Randall assaulted "a
woman named Lou ArmsS'ad. and five
DAYS later she died. Lawyer w. 7. Moss
appeared as counsel for the prisoner
when the case WAS called the state be
ing represented alone by Commonwealth $
| Attorney Robinson.
The testimony against Randall was OF
the most damaging character 1t was
shown by "A number Of witnesses that
the prisoner and the murdered woman
met on Sunday morning August 10Th,
at the house OF Susan Clark. on Twenty
third street, Rockets. and that while
there Randall. who appeared TO have
been drinking freely. asked Armstcad for
81 which, he claimed. she owed him.
The latter replied that she had no money.
and thereupon Randall. selling glass
liquor-nask known as a ticker dealt
her several blows on the head. which
sent her. covered with blood, o. The floor.
BY this time the man was completely
beside himself Before his victim could
rise he lifted a pot Of boiling beans from
a cook-stove in the room, struck her
/ IL.
contents into her face. and then appa-
rcntly unable to find other means Of
venting his passion. stamped her In the
face with his heavy shoes. Randall was
performing the latter act when Robert
Jordan arrived and stopped him.
The case will bc continued tomorrow
4 Long CROSSING.
The proposition submitted to Judge
ISclt and the commemorative Attorney
yesterday afternoon by General Manager
Stevens. Of the Chesapeake and Ohio.
has been extensively talked about to-day
MIR. Stevens is anxious to devise more
means by which the danger incident 10
crossing the tracks OF the company on
Twenty-eighth street may be avoided.
The crossing is a very long one, there
being twenty tracks over which pc
destrians vehicles horsemen. street-cars.
and all other kinds Of traffic must pass.
Mr. Stevens l. extremely anxious that
no ones property shall he damaged by
any plan that may be adopted To lessen
the danger at this point. That some
thing ought to be done. however. Is be-
Nond question. Already "a number Of
narrow escapes from death at the
Twenty eighth-strect crossing have been
recorded, and the fact that they are>not
due TO negligence upon the part 81 the
Chesapeake and Ohio officials. or. at any
rate, not altogether So. Is no argument
I'm favor OF continuing the nuisance Mr..
Stevens proposes that II the town or the
county VIII bridge the Twenty-eighth-
street crossing the Chesapeake and Ohio
viii erect good bridges over the tracks
at Twenty-nfth and Tweuty-fourth
streets. thus afIorlng the additional out
lets 10 the people Of the city, and greatly
bcnehttrg "a large number Of truckers
and others who are now forced. no mat
ter how inconvenient It may b.. To- enter
the city by The way Of Twenty-eiehth
street Most OF the people with whom
| have converted favor the project
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

Spencer Bergman. book-keeper Tor the
Improvement company at Big stone Gap
committed suicide Wednesday night by
stabbing himself 10 the heart with
knife. No cause Is assigned for the act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
or sHOE DEPARTMENT.

OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT.
School Shoes for Boys ami Girls. Here
are two special bargains:
Misses Dongola Shoes, patent-leathcr
tip. sizes IL 10 p $l.25 pair
Ladies' Hand-Welt Kid shoes. 50 a pair,
same as you usually pay 81 for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
HEALTHY EXERCISE

IALTHH EXEhCfoE
fresh air and prop
or food, help to keep
. a woman In good con-
Adition. It's insufh-
1cient for some, weak
} ened or borne down
as they are by the
ailments and irregu-
larities peculiar to
their sex.
They're easily help
.l...l. tbare'z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
MURDER or PROF. THORNTON.
H"u tHe y u"g Virginia Phisnthropi,t
Met Bis Drnth,

Met BIs Death.
Mrs Mcdn raft thornton, willow Of
Harrison l.. Thornton. the young Nirginiin
uhilauthropist and teacher who was MUIR
dcrod last month at Cape Prince of Wales.
Alaska. has arrived at San Francisco.
CAL and gives the following details Of
the tragedy.
1--WE retired early on the night Of An
gust 10Th" she said My husband WAS
asleep before | was. We had been slum-
bering soundly three hours. when loud
rap was hear on the outer door As nearly
as could judge 1t was midnight. | spoke
10 my husband and he got up and felt
his way towards the door. The night
was very dark and as my husband opened
the door two loud reports rang out. and
he Jumped back calling out In a strong
voice. Il am shot. dear These were the
last words h. ever uttered.
IL jumped out Of bed and tried to light
a lamp. In my nervousness l took a
good deal Of time. AT last the lamp
burned. and l saw my poor husband on
the floor in a pool Of blood. In his chest
was a large. gaping wound, and he was
breathing slowly and heavily. | dragged
him TO the bed and put him on IL. In less
than AN hour he was dead.
ALONE WITH THE BODY
II remained with the body until day
light. when | went to the hut OF an Indian
whom | knew TO be friendly. Three ma
tive youths were the murderers. one Of
them. Titak, had been expelled from he
missionary school that my husband and
Mr.. Leopp conducted and with the other
two had planned the attack. The weapons
used were an old whale gun and a rifle.
both OF which were thrown on the ground
outside of the door OF our house after the
murder was committed.
THE three boys ran away and hid In
couple OF canoes on the beach. The
older natives hunted for the murderers
and found them. Two were shot TO
death. but Titak. who was the ring
leader. escaped TO the mountains. badly
wounded. Two parties followed him vp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
A MlSOUOreO GOVERNOR.

What Governor Jonos, 0f Minimum, said
About Governor Mckinney.
state Of Alabama.
Executive Departments
Office Of the Governor.
Montgomery October :. 1898.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
VIII YOU do me the favor To publish the
enclosed copy Of letter - Governor Nc
Kinney. saving that the letter was ,Ir-
nishcl by me for publications
Yours truly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
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VERY LOWEST PRICES

A fine assortment Of Suits and Over
coats at $40, $3.50, and 3l5. Materials
that Will wear well and not change color.
Garments that could not be bought else
where at these priccs-WE GUARAN-
TEE IT.
Try to call on us TODAY.
OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
was never moro attractive than it is this
season. Everything that is new, neat,
and hobby Is literally represented in
our matchless stock Of Boys and Chill
drcn's Suits and Overcoats. We ask
you in your own interest to see the va
riety and learn our prices.
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