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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
.yoTaER ROANOKE TRAGEDT.
po, eemnn Gee shoots and Kills D. T. Mel
IN a yyeii-Known Man of That 'ity'

horn, n Weii-Known man "i ih"' ''''
ROANOKE. VA, Nov. l.-speeiai'-
-rnere is great rejoicing here over the
,.,s-are Of the repeal bill in the House
to-day. and the people are euioBl]'hs
Sneaker Crisp for rushing vow
eoanoke was the scene Of another Ter
r,tie tragedy to-day. The victim is >. T.
sfoIborn ,ybo. until day or two SINCE
rs manager Of the Roanoke Sanitary
ana Plumbing Company, Of which u, II.
Watson. president Of the Pocahontas Coai
C,ompauy. is the president and proprietor
Nfeiborn's slayer Is Gus. =. Gee ponce
man formerly town sergeant OF heyS-
MeIhorn mad been on a protracted spree
on account OF which Mr.. Watson, whose
s5ster Ae,born married severed all busl-
ness relations with him. Yesterday even
in, Melhorn entered the company's room
on Jefferson street and struck D. l''
rover, who had been placed IN chaibe'
A warrant was sworn out, bat Meihorn
went home and was allowed 70 remain
tberA This morning he returned 10 the
store and Tower went out and asked
Gee 10 remove him.
The officer attempted 20 do this, but
nseIborn resisted Gee used his club once.
hut Melhorp took Il from him and gave
MIN a terrible beating over the head.
Gee while Keeling. drew his revolver ana
0rad five shots at Mehorn, three enter
ing his breast. one of them passing clear
through the body. Melhorn turned TO-
ward the hack door, when another bullet
entered his back. and still another ms
left arm.
Gee claims that ne did the shooting
from his knees after he fell Melhorn,
after being shot. wheeled and started for
the front door. bull fell dead, with his
head resting on the sill. The coroner s
firv found a verdict in accordance with
the above facts, whereupon Gee was
placed under arrest.
NIeihorn came here about five years age
from Freeport, Pa. where his father re-
sides. He leaves a wife and three chill
dren, the youngest aged two months.
Gee had a preliminary hearing IN par
This afternoon. The testimony showed tina
while he knew warrant was out TO
Afeihorn, he did not have 1t until after ii
killed him. The trial viii be resumed to
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
THREATS Or LTNCHING.
4 Negro Ia Removed From the Cleveland
Cnnntv InlI to Project HIM.

4 Negro Ia Removed From the Cleveland
County JAN to Protect Him.
SHELBY, n. c., Nov. 1.-Special.-Just
before day this morning Miner Doggett
a mulatto about twenty years old, was
brought to town IN custody of Deputy
Sheriff William Hampton, Of Rutherford
county. Doggett is charged with an in
famous ohense. After preliminary trial
at Henrietta, Doggett was committed TO
jail at Rutherfordton, but Sheriff Beam,
hearing that an attempt would be made
to lynch him, sent the prisoner to Shelby
jal. through the country. 1t is reported
here that a crowd Of about forty went to
Rutherfordton last night for that pur-
pose, hut dispersed on hearing that the
prisoner had been sent off, To-day the
accused was taken 10 Charlotte jail, where
ne viii remain until Rutherfordton court
convenes next week. Doggett admitted
his guilt
The Cleveland Superior Court practi-
cafly adjourned to-day.
The murder case against W G. Etters
was continued on account Of the sick
ness Of two witnesses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02

vav Templeton and her excellent com.
many closed a successful ensaFe~,eh. ~
Inc Academy last evening. That place, 80, OK
~ norsement viii be closed to-n'sht. ~
morrow and Saturday evenings WIN a
ToatiDee on the latter day Hermann tne
eminent prestidigitateur, and his ehar ri.,
ine, wife. will present an attractive a nu
unf1ue entertainment. The principal p"l
OF Herrrann's entertainment consists ~ ~
rare and au-startltng phenomena 20 W. ~
his own original and collective oralh las
t,i,,an Existence. His work seemingly
sate al naught all natural laws. II Is
rsnIate with mysticism and those occult
deeds ordinarily ascribed TO the redouot
abfe Prince Of Darkness. Yet everythint
is simply done. and Hermann frankly
disclaims any supernatural agencies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
o,FERRALE IN PETERSBURG.
The Democratic Nomipee for Governor Dis
cusses the issues OF tho Campaign.

eukses the issues Of the Campaign.
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov Special
Colonel c. r. OFerraH. the Democratic
nominee for Governor, addressed very
large audience tonight at the Petersburg
Greys' Armory. He Was introduced by
Hon. w. +. McRae. a prominent young
lawyer and a candidate for the House OF
Delegates from Petersburg.
Colonel O'Ferran was in fine trim, and
made an able and effective speech. He
went into a lengthy discussion Of the
tariff and the currency. He next paid his
respects TO the leaders OF the Peoples
party, both national and State. He OBJ
jected to the Populists calling themselves
the Peoples party because the latter had
been the Democratic party from the time
Of Jefferson and Madison.
The Council. at It's meeting this after
noon, made an appropriation Of $500 10
build an iron bridge across AppomattoX
river on the present site of Campbeu's
bridge. An appropriation of $4,000 was
also made for the erection OF a dam for
an increase water supply for the city.
The Finance Committee was given au-
thority TO borrow $4,000 90 meet the wants
OF the treasury. After a very prouacted
discussion on an ordinance presented
giving the Petersburg railroad, which
road forms a part Of the Atlantic Coast
Line. from G a. NJ. 10 10 =. NJ 20 do their
shifting ana be allowed TO propei their
trains through the city at a speed OF six
miles an hour, was defeated by vote OF
eleven noes and seven ayes.
A coiored girl named Minnie Jones, a
daughter OF Sidney Jones, residing neal
Sutherlands. in Dnwiddie county was
shot and killed this morning by Mr.
Freddie James, a son of Mr.. Alfre'
James. Mr. James was in the act o
shooting a beef with Il rife. and Just al
the weapon was discharged the girl RAJ
between him and the beef, and the bulle
entered her body. infiicting wound from
which she died a short time afterwards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02

The coinage OF gold az the phuse.,.,.
Mint during October was one OF mi ...'
test months work in the hisfory a.. ..
institution. over half OF the et-
ordered by the Treasury DeDa-t,,.-. 9
ed out. '.-
The lower branch OF the Georgf, t....
ture Tuesday defeated a I'M -t-
railroad hremen to be able 10 rs.t ri.
write. +
An apparatus for heating afr by ,....
has been invented. 'A
The largest bird IS the condor q, Oh.
Andes eondors with wings bat -g,.,1
txeuty-two feet have been foi.t '''.-l
There are $500 species popu',rr,. D..
as wild bees" 300 being ra-.,s p.
Americas. Britain has seventy s-s,t,-
bees and sixteen Of wasDs. OF fsa ~.
there are 10 species known % e7,o-'...
ffsts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
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N.Nih1f+ 90 -. lii'.ffst..s
NORFOLE. Va. Nov 1.-specal-
Senator Hutton and Hon. -. Gardner
Tyler win speak az Great p-itse, Nor
fox county. next saturlag e li- meet
iue win be held.
The members of the %orioE bar met
az the city HaIi ,h's evening 1aQ a opted
strong resolutions endorsing Ar. Richard
Wake. OF the law nra vi Wake Is Ola,
for United states Circuit Juse a. t0 cIc-
coed the late Judge Ioa6 judge Brook.
OF the CORPORATION Court, presided. The
bar is unanimously "a favor o. BIT.
Wake. The Portsmouth. bar Is Tor him
also.
The Secretary OF the Navy, "a recosni-
ton OF The persistent efforts of the Hon.
ID. Gardner Tyler. ordered the following
changes in the Norfolk Navy tard. ".
T. Candy. special iaborer 5. and A.
department. vice AlnsloWe, removed. c.
G. Mathews, messenger yards and docks,
vice Baden. removed; J. $. Newman,
shipkeeper. vice j. n. White, removed,
and J. H. Mounteastle, shipkeeper. vice
Griffin, removed
To-day Miss Nettie owen. daughter OF
Rev. Or. and Mrs. A. y. owen. ~as united
I'm marriage at the residence OF the brides
parents, 10 Mr., John Freeman. a promt
nent young gentleman Of Union, y. G.
Rev. Or. owen performed the ceremony
and the happy couple left on the Norfolk
and Carolina Railroad for their new
home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
nemnnrafic Meetings.

The Fairfield Actiyes pr. Thomas =
arvSentv-seveotb and s streets tonight.
There viii be speeches By Messrs ;. T.
WaddiII G. A. Boyce, Conway Sands,
Meade Haskins. and W. J. Binford There
VIII be a good band OF music IN attend
ance. and a good time generally can be
expected. ,.o<-..
There VIII be club meetings In different
parts Of the city every night from now
until election. l,,,
The Ola Domfufon Democratic Cup
will hold a business meeting at thelf
rooms corner OF Nineteenth and Nam
streets, Tonight, for the purpose Of lay
ing out the work for next Tuesday. Every
member Is urged to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02

Three tailors-an Englishman' welsh
man and IrshmaIl-were Dragging OF their
attaInuents In their particular line OF
business.
Saws the Englishman-Why. a man
haDuened 10 be walking on the other SIDE
OF the street / could take his measure at
a glance. -,
Saws Tan.-That's nothing. II was only
10 see the tip OF his shoulder coming
round the corner / could measure nim'
look you.
Pat.-och, by the Vsrani SHOW US
the corner he whit round, ana ORD nj
hin.-Western Figaro. Plymouth, Eng
land.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
COZ. CANNON BEriEf.
The Veteran North Carolina Journalist on
the Road To Recovery

AsHEvILLE. n. c.. Nov Especial
Mrs. Frances Stevens, an estimable lady
Of Buena Vista, this county. died sud
denly Of appoplexy at her home in that
place early yesterday morning. She ap-
reared 10 be in the best Of health when
She retired at 10 o'clock, but died before
day
Colonel John D. Cameron, the veteran
journalist. is much better to-day, being
able to sit up. This win be pleasant
news 10 his host Of friends throughout
North Carolina.
II, d. Miller has resigned the presidency
Of the Asheviiie Tobacco Works and
Cigarette Company TO accept a more
| lucrative position with the National Cisa-
| rette Company, Of New York. John W.
| Campbell has been elected 10 succeed him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
The Elects Triumphant.

The Manchesterians and the Elects, two
foot-bau teams Of youths, delighted them
selves and a few small boys az Asiand
park Yesterday afternoon, the contest pc
Cunning at 4.20 o'clock. Both elevehs put
up' a strong game. Harrison, Dorset ana
spllman made some splendid runs l0'
the Elects. as did Turner FOR the Man
chesterians and Mason did some nice
tackling for the latter team. Inc blee'a
we're triumphant, the score beins sixteen
m eight. They now challenge any team
IN Richmond that has an average OF
ninety pounds Lewis Harrison IS cap
tain and II. G. Mercer manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
A STREET PARADE TO-DAY.
The Anheuser-Bn Brewing Company TO
Celebrate the Award of First oraRd friLe
at the Worlds Fair Chicago.

Hearing OF the claim OF another brewery
20 the award OF the first grand prize az
the Worlds Columbian Exposition az
Chicago. FOR the best beer over all Euro
pean and American competitors, Mr.. +.
w. Hoppe. the Richmond agent for the
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association. az
ST. Louis, wired his principals for den-
mite Information on yesterday
They promptly wired reply that they
certainly held the nrst prize. and Mr.,
hoppe is enabled 10 state that fact In
positive terms. So he has arranged Tor q
grand street parade to-day, a. noon, 90 be
followed by a reception and entertainment,
70 friends and patrons, az the depot 81
his company. corner Grace and Union
streets. from 2 to 10 r. H., where they
will be made welcome. TO celebrate the
occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
oFh10EY Al FREDKRIoKsBURG
Hon. z. {. Kent. Mr.. {. y. Meredith anu
John Goods Represent tho Democrats.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. l.
Spacial.-seldom has Fredericksburg been
treated 10 such a. display Of oratory as
was presented tonight by the two poiiti-
cal parties Hon. X. C.. Kent, Democratic
candidate for Lieutenant-Governor, non.
.Tobn Coode and Mr. c. V. Meredith, oil
Richmond addressed an immense gather
inc of the Democracy at the courthouse
The Populists held an opposition meet
Ing at the Opera House, the speakers
being General James g. Field, deieateu
candidate for vice president, on tne
Third party ticket last year, non. i4ale
Pence. member Of Congress from Col 1,,a.
do and Mr.. J. Brad. Beverly, Populist
candidate for Lieutenant The
sneakers at both meetings greatly en-
Unused their hearers. The Democratic
meeting however, largely outnumDeied
the Populists gathering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
The CAUSE or SEAsICRNES,.
Beginning Ia Three Aursf Tubes Ut Nv H.
tuaily Reaches The stomach

fually Reaches me NiOIlh'h
Seasickness starts I'm the ear, says
writer in McClures Magazine. In its
cavity are three small tubes each bent
IN a circle. and filed with fluid. The
three sit at right angles 10 each otner,
ike the three sides at the corner OF
room or a box Consequently, in what
ever direction the head is moved, the
amid ia some Que OF the tubes is given
a circular motion. Hanging out INTO
the tubes, from their sides, are hairs or
ella. which connect with nerve cells ana
dbers that branch off from the AUDITORY
nerve When the head moves the nulu
moves. the hairs move, the cells are
"dred off" a nervous current is sent
an, 10 the brain aad a feeling Of The heau >
REGULAR motion iS Curstquent. As LOT set-
sickness: This nerve current, On It's way
10 the brain. AT one point runs DesIu1 ~
e,ot ar "rcnter'' where the reiNe govern
10 tho stomach has its origin. When
the rocking Of the head is abnormauy NO
tart and prolonged the stimulus Is so
Great that the current leaks over into TINS
/ adjoining .'center' and so excites the
nerve running TO the ston ach as 10 cause
yvretchedness and Fetcbtng. Dear mu'eS
| whose ear r'canals" are eheeted' are
never seasick. But normally the amount
| OF ear-feellng which we get by reason oI
| moving our head i3 a particular dhec1ioH
/ comes in a curious way 10 be neasp'e
| Of the direction Of sound. The feelings We
get from our skin and muscles tn turning
| the head play a similar role. We turn
| our ear to catch sound. We do this
so frequently Tor every point that In time
we learn to Judge the direction Of th'
| sound by the way we would have TO turn
the head Ia order 10 hear the sound best
| Thereafter we do not have TO turn th'
! head 10 get the direction, for we nov
| remember the proper feehUs ard know
| This memory Of the old feeling IS ou
idea OF the present direction. If -"
| never moved our heads we never eoo''
| have any such notion Of the locator
OF sounds as at present-perh1ps non
| WHATEVER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02

A charter was granted IN the city Circuit
Court Yesterday to the Southern Farmers
supply and Commission Company.
The capital stock is TO be not less than
$1,000 ror more than $4,000, divided into
shares Of $40 each.
The officers for the first year are as
follows: President, T. f. Minor; vice
president W. W. Hardwicke; secretary
and treasurer, II, z, Hartman. Directors
The above and Lewis Wagner, ST., and G.
W. Hardwicke.
The principal Office Of the company is
10 be located I'm Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
ALONE ON A SINKING s14C8.
A True Story About a Boy and for
BOYS.

A touching story is told Of boy named
LII. who was on board the Brizham
smack Ruby when she was run into. LII,
who is fourteen years OF age, told mis-
rescuers that when the collision occurred
IL WAS very dark, with a misty rain and
strong Mind from the southwest. The
boy tried TO get on board the barque,
but was knocked back senseless on 10
the smacks deck. When ne came 10
all was still. He called for his uncle
(who formed one Of the crew. but got
no answer, and after searching the cabin
realized that ne was alone on a wreck.
perhaps slowly sinking. He had a good
cry, and then set TO work at the pump.
The mizzenmast was broken off under
the deck, and the water was running
down the hole This ne covered up as
welk as he could, and pumped away
again.
About 23O the following morning he
observed a steamers lights, and he kind
led flare-up light IN he hope Of drawing
the attention OF the lookout But the
steamer passed along, giving no sign,
| and leaving the despairing boy TO his
fate.
After another good cry ne again manned
the pump, and at daylight saw another
steamer approaching. Fearful that this
one would also miss seeing the smack
the little fellow got an ak and chopped
| through the trawl warp so that the
smack would drive towards the track
| OF the steamer, and again resumed his
station at the pump. The steamer 10 be-
| the Desideratum, and. although Their,
was q high Wind and short ehoppy sea
| the boat was launched. the skiuuer and
| chief engineer going In her. They coult
see the little fellow stih pumping away
( and the boys belief IN the pump saveC
! his life. As the boat drew near 1T
| Rust saw the boy mount the rail OF th'
smack and prepare 10 Jump into the sea
| Captain Rust. however called Don
I Jump. You are sinking. 30 TO the pump.
The boy at once obeysd ed uas stll
pumping when the boat got alongside
Philadelphia Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
YITz LEE ~ NHWWARKEE
He Discusses Interestingly state ana VA
tional Questions.

NEWMARKET, VA. Nov. 1.-3peciai.-
After being serenaded by the Lee Corhet
Band Ex-Governor Fitz. Lee addressed
80, - tho largest and most enthusiastic
audiences of both ladies and gentlemen
eve gathered at a political meeting at
this place. County Chairman Brenat IAN
introduced General Lee, stating tnat lile
sentiment Of town and county rs that
General Lee should be our next Dhii .s,i
stateg eonotor. which was greeted with
great applause. ..a.-
me conditions Of The country under
both state and Federal Administrations
were interviewer by General Lee INTO
substantial argument for the continuance
Of the Democratic party IN power. me
Popuist party, currency pensions an, &hu
other topics were ably discussed. Ire
address was well received, quickly APP
pIauded and aroused the Democrats oil
this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
me C0L0RED SYNOD.
This Body Met Yesterday at winston
Prominent Prosbyterians in Attendance.

WINSTON, n. c., Nov. l.-Speciai.-
The Catawba Synod of the Colored Pres
Byterlan church opened in Winston to-
night. The Synod is composed OF about
seyenty-fye members. Rev. r. II. Logan,
Of Concord. is moderator and Rev. d. J.
Saunders. president of BiddeH University
Charlotte, clerk. Two business sessions
Will be held each day.
Dr. Fl. =. Payne twhite), OF Atlanta,
field secretary Of missions for the Freed
men. and Rev. 4. 5. Billngsby talsp
white. Of Statewide are attending the
synod
winston shipped s8S,oSS pounds OF manu-
flctured tobacco during October.
Revenue officers have been playing
havoc IN and around Winston the past
few DAYS. They captured a number OF
wagons loaded with blockade whisky.
There is great rejoicing here over the
MASSAGE OF the Sherman repeal bill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
Hess Rnn 70 BE nedieatea.

The new mess hall at the Soldiers
Home is to be dedicated tonight, and
there is every promise Of an entertain
ment of more than usual interest. The
veterans will be out in full force, and
Polk Miller and his merry troupe Of burnt
cork artists VIII render plantation melo-
dies. Major J. w. Randolph will deliver
an address. and it is probable that others
present will speak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
Damages Awarded.

In the United States Circuit Court yes
terday a verdict was rendered IN the dam
ege suit Of Patterson's executor VS.. the
Richmond and Danville railroad FOR So.DD
4 motion was made TO set aside tht Fet-
dict. and argument heard. Judge Hughes
reserved his decision,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
AFalse Alarm.

An alarm Of fire was turned Ia just be-
fore 2 o'clock this morning from box ~.
which is private box in Fritz sttevdins s.
lumber yard, AT the corner Of 81. Jamea
ana Leigh streets. The fire department
responded. but there was 80 fire there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
No FUFUL1 4 ~ FLOfD.

Republican Legislative Candidates Making
the Contest on Their Own Account
FLOYD. VA. Nov. /. spteial-Politics
are getting a little more lively In Floyd
The contest here is different from most
countries. The Populists do not cut any
Squire and have no candidate for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02

REIDSYILLE, y. c.. Nov. Special
Sirs. L. u. sloan died this morning at
O'Clock from a malady from which she
had been suffering for several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02

The Mediterranean has been commonly
supposed 90 be sea without tides, but
as matter OF fact, at Venice there Is
tide In the spring Of from one TO two
fest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02

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