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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
|. II. FOUST Is ARRESTED.
S1LISBURF'S DEFIULTING CASH
TER SENT ON FOR TRIAL.
Flying Into Print Caused Him to be Ar
raigned-Total Shortage is S21,5SS,
Much Of Which Has Been Secured.

SALISBURY, n. c., oct. 2l.-Special.-
The plot thickens around the defaulting
cashier Of the First National Bank, /.
II. Foust, as he was last night arrested
on two warrants sworn out by one Of
his bOndsmen, Mr.. n. b. McCanless.
one warrant was for larceny Of $1,000,
the other for embezzlement Of 5000 OF
the bank funds Bond was given for
appearance OF the accused to-day, when
the trial was had, at which examination
was waived, and bond renewed for his
appearance at the November term of the
Superior Court.
Foust would not have been arrested
had IL not been FOR his actions In go
ing TO the three papers here and writing
articles himself and having them pub
.llshed as the opinions of the editors,
and making erroneous statements IN
them Besides his shortage in accounts,
it is alleged that ne stole $1,000 IN cash
from the bank, and tried 10 get away
but the directors Of the bank compelled
him to give up the money.
Borrowed Money.
He borrowed money from the bank on
endorsed notes, and when one fell due
IL was taken by him 10 the endorser,
and shown. lie told the endorser that
1t was paid when It was not. and the
endorser will now have IL TO pay. Foust
overdrew his salary az secretary and
treasurer Of Vance Cotton Mills and
many other charges are coming up
against him daily. He was a very prom
inent man here and held in great esteem
by all. He was president Of the Y. VI.
e. A., member of the choir elder In the
Presbyterian church. and a Sunday
school teacher, cashier of the bank, Sec
rotary and treasurer Of Vance Cotton
Mills. secretary and treasurer Of Sails
bury Ice company, treasurer OF the
city. and guardian OF several funds.
His indebtedness foots up as follows:
Bank embezzlement, 5000; Gasdll guar
dian fuEd $500; West guardian fund,
81 800; Murphy guardian fund, about %OO'
notes for borrowed money due the bank,
about 5000; Vance Cotton Mills, N22.
Total. $2lzSS. Foust assigned 10 the
Vance Mills one thousand dollars OF
stock. which makes II safe from loss.
He assigned 10 the bank stocks as fol-
lows: Smlthdeal Hardware Company's
stock, 500: Salisbury Cotton Mills stock,
2OOO: Vance Cotton Mills stock, $1,000;
First National Bank stock. Sl.l0O; Da-
Wis & Wiley Banl, stock, $1,000; ice COM
pany stock. $1,000; real estate, $500 To-
tai. 5000.
The other shortage will have to be
paid by the bondsmen.
Son igas'.' ga Salisbury.
The general sentiment up 10 last night
was favorable 20 him. but now fl seems
20 have changed. The enhanced value
OF the bank and other stocks assigned
IS largely above their face value. and IL Il
not only enough 70 pay all Indebtedness
70 the bank, but viii go a long way to-
ward settling the other liabilities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 2l.-The passen-
gers rescued from the steamer Mar
settles arrived here to-day from Calves
ton. The following are the names OF
five persons lost while making the trans
Ter from the Marsellles 20 the British
steamer Palmas:
Caroline, Hubert Espia Ehinger, no.
vitiates, coming TO the convent I'm this
city; Pedepan Felix. OF Bentayon Bases.
Pyrennes; Fourteen Pierre, Canton,
D'Oiarion. Bases Pyrennes; an unknown
boy, member OF the crew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
News Notes From Lexington.

LEXINGTON, VA, Oct 2l.-Mr. Sam
uel Run. one Of the PopuIst candidates
for the Legislature. in this county, has
retired in favor Of Mr.. John X. over
ton. The ticket is now McCurdy and
OVeTtOn.
Loyal, Lilly & Gilmore, conducting the
old Lexington Manufacturing Company's
plant. as contractors and manufacturers
OF builders supplies, have closed down
on account OF tightness in money mat
tiers.
There are n number Of agents, from
Ohio and other Western States. In the
county. buying up all the apples that they
can get for shipment west. The demand
FOR apples has forced the price up.
Buena Vista has appropriated $1,000 to
build road over the mountain into
Amherst county. and $500 will be sub
scribed by the citizens as q supplement
tary fund.
Mr.. W. z. Tempieton, deputy sheriff,
has been appointed a United States
gauger vice Hank Shaw, removed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
JUDGE STAPLES AT ROANOKF.
His Eloquent Effort In That City nst
Thursday Night.

HIS Eloquent Inori In That City nst
Thursday Night.
The Roanoke papers Of Friday con-
tained fun reports Of the splendid speech
delivered there on the previous night by
ex-Judge Waller r. Staples. Referring
to this speech, The Times, OF that city,
says: Judge Staples spoke for nearly
two hours and made an address unsur-
passed in grand principles. pure and
beautiful language. eloquence. lucid ex-
plantations and enunciations Of Dem
ocratic principles and measures and ex-
hibitions Of the follies Of the opposing
parties"
The distinguished orator. with great
power. reviewed the records OF the two
parties now contending for supremacy
I'm this State.
The Judge concluded his able address,
The Times report says, with an e1O-
quent tribute TO old Virginia. her past
traditions and glories and her present
conditions and possibilities, and made
an earnest appeal TO the people TO sup
port the Democratic ticket as the only
means Of safety"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
Arrival of lhr Shenandoah.

NEWPORT NEWS. Oct. 2l.-Special.-
The third one OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Steamship Company's large ships.
the Shenandoah. arrived here this morn
Ing. She is Of the same dimensions ana
capacity Of her sister ship. the Rappa-
hammock. The Shenandoah came over
light. and made the trip from West uar-
uepool TO Newport News in eleven DAYS.
The steamship Gloucester just built
for the Merchants and Miners Trans
portatlon Company, arrived here yester-
day, and has gone into the dry-dock
to have here bottom scraped and painted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
Mayor HarrI.on'. WeIcnms.

Mayor Harrisons words OF welcome
were brimfull of good feeling toward,
and gratitude 10, the metropolis NJ he
nation, for IT'S contribution t0 the reh
letter days OF the fair His characters.
tic hits at New York. IN connection with
the early history OF the fair and the M.
titude Of the press, were good-uamraiy
received.
The response on behalf N New York
by Mayor Gilroy was short, but hs
audience agreed with him in an he sal
about New YOrks feeling toward Ct-
cagO and the fair. and its contribution 90
the latter's success. by their fraqH.r,
applause. Congressman Fellows saId DO
spoke only ON the spur Of the moment
and the inspiration of the day and 'h
scene before him. but he naverth.' i
made an eloquent address. Archbishop
Crrlgan brought the exercises 90 close
with n benedlctl0n.
Two carloads OF cut flowers, c0niH.
buted by the florists Of New York cIW
arrived at the fair this morning ans
were placed in n conspicuous part ~ 'ts
floral capital under the dome. They
filled 5000 square feet and were I'm n.
cellent condition. Many were rare a1H-
ers, and a large number Of them were %
a kind not I'm blossom here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
GENERAL ROSsbR WAsY'r THERE.
Announced to Speak at Williamsburg Yes
terday, But Failed TO Appear.

terday, But Failed TO Appear.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, oct. 2l.-Spe-
cial.-"The People Against the Politi-
clans was the heading of flaming pos
ters on our streets for several days past.
announcing that General Thomas L. Ros-
ser would address the people Of this city
to-day. The day has come. but the Cen
eral failed 10 put in his appearance,
much to the disappointment OF the few
here who have sgnihed their intention OF
following his lead and casting their po-
litical lot with the POpulists.
Work on the new dormitory at the Col
lege Of William and Mary Is progressing
rapidly and will soon be completed. Work
on the infirmary building will begin in
few days. There are at present on the
matriculation book Of the college for the
present session one hundred and fifty
four students.
The Chicahominy negro church has ex-
cluded from membership Robert Johnson,
upon whose testimony principally Rev.
Boston and two deacons were Indicted at
the last term Of our County Court for
intimidating voters at the spring election.
This action was taken, 1t is said, to pun
ism the said johnson for violating the
biblical injunction about going to law
with brother"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
An Oh snlhIer sInhe Ilnnnr

During my term OF service On the army
I contracted chronic diarrh01l" says A.
i. Bending. OF Halsey. Oregon since
then / have used a great amount N medic
cine. but when 7 found any that would
give me relief they would inilr' my Stone
ach. until Chamberlain's Cole. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy was brought I'd
my notice. 1 used Il and viii say Do Is
the only remedy that gave me parmlr PIX
relief and no bad results follow tor
sale by owens Minor Drug CO., J. @.
Slaughter. Il. p. Reeves d Go. ana il. w.
Forstmann.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
o'FERRRzLL Ar Wr4HEyILLE.
He Addressed Large Crowd There Last
Night-SOuthwest All Right.

WYTHEVILLE, VA. Oct. 21-special.-
Colonel O'Ferrall, who has been the guest
Of Judge Fulton to-day and received many
gratifying social attentions. addressed an
overlooking house OF enthusiastic Demo-
Gratis at Sexton Hall tonight He ex-
pressed himself much pleased with the
prospect throughout the Southwest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
ALLIANCE Ar OxFORD.
It's Speaker Aroused no Enthusiasm--Mak-
ing Sorghum in That Section.

ing Sorghum In THAT Section.
OXFORD, n. c., Oct. 2l.-Special.-
There was a meeting Of the Alliance here
to-day. Mr. shuford OF Catawba, made
n speech. in which he advocated the prin-
ciples and demands Of the Alliance. His
address was characterized by courtesy
towards all, ard was an earnest presenta-
ton Of his views and those OF the order
lie did not indulge I'm any clap-trap or
demagogical appeals. The speaker failed
TO arouse any enthusiasm.
AT the conclusion Of his address, Cap
tain A. $. Peace made the announcement
that four plcnics would be held during
the month OF November In different parts
OF this county.
The farmers IN this section have made
more than their usual supply OF bread
stuff. Among other things. many Of them
have been making sorghum. Until the
present year, since the war, the making
OF sorghum had fallen into innocuous
desuetude.
A number Of the colored people from
oxford and vicinity have gone TO Boston
and adjacent cities thereto. Some OF
them, II is learned, are prospecting quite
well In their new homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
MASSEY AND SAN JONES.
They WIN Probably spoak at staunton
To-Morrow.

They VIII Probably Speak at staunton
To-Morrow.
STANTON, VA, oct. .-Special.-The
most unique political campaign ever seen
in the state, has been inaugurated in
Augusta county this week by the Prohi-
biionists. Colonel ]. r. Miller, their can
dldate for Governor. Sam Small. Of
Georgia, and the famous Silver Lake
Quartette, have been amusing large au-
diences throughout the county since We'd
nesday But the battle royal Will be
furnished on Monday when Sam Jones
and that skilled debater John r. Massey
lock horns. Mr.. Massey arrived this even
ing, and is as bright and active as ever
and eager for the fray. Mr. Jones is
expected tomorrow, and his representa-
tves promise that there Will be no back
down on his part. The sharpest po-
litical discussion ever heard in Virginia
seems to be a settled fact for Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
nell boys in their play was the lying
wedge which was worked with good effect
Ennt-RnI ecnres Yesfcrhnr.

nell boys in their play was the flying
wedge which was worked with good effect.
Foot Ball Scores Yesterday.
At Orange, n. J.-Yale, 80; Orange Attn
letic Club. nothing.
At Troy, n. WILLIAMS College, II;
Laureat. u. Crie game)
At Lawrence. Kans.-Kansas State Uni
versity, y; Baker University IA.
At Louisville, Ky-Centre College, 30;
Louisville Athletic Club. 16.
At Observation-Disclosures University,
u; University OF Illinois, TO-
At eapolis-Minnesota. University,
&c; Iowa College, 6.
At Neutrality-suspicious. University,
81; Swathmore, 10.
At Amherst, Mass.-Yale Freshmen, 16;
Massachusetts Agricultural College. 0.
At Middletown, Conn.-Wesleyan, 16;
Tufts, H.
At Highland Falls, y. Y.-West Point,
u; Amherst, l.
At New Brunswick N. J.-Stevens' In
stltute. 49,; Rutgers. 8.
At Boston-Harvard, IS; Dartmouth, 0.
At PrOvldence-Brown, "a; Trinity, 0.
At Extraordinarily of Chicago, 10;
University OF Michigan, 6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
Trots at Nashville.
"rAR HEELS" AGAINST y. NJ. 1.
Yesterdays Football at LeIington-Ca.
diets surpass all Past Records.

uttS SuIpdhs All IhsI IAecOIds.
LEXINGTON, VA, oct 1.-Special.-
Possibly one Of the finest and most scien-
tihc games Of football ever played in
the South between two well-matched
teams, was played here this afternoon
on the parade grounds OF the Institute,
between the University Of North Carolina,
who claim to be champions Of the South,
and the eleven Of corps cadets. Virginia
Military Institute. The game opened with
the visitors in charge Of the pig-skin-
halves thirty minutes. The game from
opening to hnsh was interesting, and the
cadets surpassed previous records. The
features of the game were: Coneen Of
the cadets turned the corner, Tar-Heels
with fOriy-yard dash nearly making
touchdown. which was afterwards made
by the V NJ. l.. following two line-ups.
The visitors only made one touchdown
by a great struggle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
REUNION Ar cHIcAao or mayors.
Executive Of Petersburg Receives an Invi-
tation-Big barbecue in Dinwiddie.


taiion-Big barbecue in Dnwiddie.
PETERSBURG. VA. Oct Especial, -
Mayor Charles f. Collier received this
afternoon an invitation to attend the re-
union Of mayors Of American cities 10 be
held October 2Sth. at the Worlds Fair.
for the purpose OF giving expression to
a sentiment OF gratitude and mutual
goodwill 10 all those cities whose ef
forts have contributed 10 the success OF
the undertaking. Invitations have been
sent 20 the mayors OF all the chief cities
OF the Union Mayor Collier will not
be able TO attend.
The Democrats Of Dinwiddie will have
a biz barbecue az the county courthouse
on Thursday next Colonel c. Il. O'Fer-
rail- and other distinguished gentlemen
viii speak
Mr.. r.. A. Crump died at his home in
this city this evening, after lingering
illness. The deceased has relatives and
friends IN Richmond.
Walter Tucker. a boiler-maker at the
Petersburg Iron Works. mashed his fin
ger on yesterday afternoon with a ham,
mer. while In the act OF striking a center
punch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
DEPOr HUIL6ISG BURNED.
Was Struck by Lighning-Loss $4,000.
Death of n DanViiie Lady.

was HtTNck DN AiEAthiHts-A+pf' c~spoV'
Death of DanViiie Lady.
DANVILLE. VA. Oct. p .-special.-
A severe thunder and lightning storm
passed over this section. between three
and four O'clock this morning, accom-
panied by a terrific downpour OF rain.
At Cascade, a station on the Danville
and Western railroad twenty-five miles
west OF here, lightning struck the depot
building and It was burned to the ground.
A part OF the structure was occupied
by +. G. Dennis as a country store. He
lost his entire stock valued al 5000.
a telegram was received here this
morning announcing the death, at Staun-
ton. OF Mrs. Mary Opie Meade, OF this
city. She Was the widow of the late DIR.
Meade. and has three grown sons, promi-
nent In business circles in this city. The
remains viii be brought 10 this city for
burial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22

NEW YORK, oct 2.-The report Of
the official Naval Board ordered % 70.
spect the workings of the new c01IHg
device for ships az sea. declares that ODE
system has shown such merit MS % war
rant the equipment Of collier f1r tas
purpose Of stiH further trials in m0der'
ately rough weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22

NEW YORK. Oct. 2i.-District Attor-
ney Nlchol has decided TO lay the af-
fairs OF the management OF the Cordage
Trust before the grand jury Monday.
He made this statement for publication
this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
4 Spirited JUBILATIoN.
Democratic Earbecuo and Speaking ut
Lanesvil1e.

Lanesyille.
WEST POINT. VA, oct. 2l.-Special.-
In spite OF the inclemency Of The weather,
a large number of voters attended a
Democratic barbecue given at Lanes
vile to-day. The gathering was addressed
by Mr. Isaac Digs, the floating delegate
for the counties of Hanover and King
William. and by Mr.. T. ii. Edwards Of
West Point on the issues OF the cam
paign with telling effect.
Messrs. I. b. Warning and George Gar
rett. enthusiastic party workers Of the
county. were also induced TO give utter
ances Of Democracy with pleasing effect.
All present seemed 10 have had spirited
jubilatlon, and promised to give a good
majority for the Democratic ticket at
that precinct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
FREDERIoKSRURG NOTES.
Weddings-Mr. Traini,am 10 Resign His
Pas'ora'e-Popu lat Nomination.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Oct H.
special.-Last Thursday evening Bethesda
church. IN Caroline county. was filed
With large audience. gathered 70 wit
ness the marriage OF Miss Clemmie
Tooinbs, OF Baltimore formerly OF Caro-
line), TO DR.. Thomas koon of Pomaria.
S. c.
Sirs. Sarah S. Blacdey died a few
days ago ~ her residence in this county,
aged eiRhty-fiye years.
Judge A. W. Wallace has appointed
Ar. J. w. Williams city sealsr OF weights
and measures.
This remains OF william 8. Barton,
youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs James J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
YoRrH oARoLISA COURTS.
Special Term to be Asked for In North
ampton County-The Cotton Crop.

WELDON, n. c.. Oct. 21.-Speciai.-
]. C. Scarborough. State Superintendent
OF Public Instruction. will deliver several
addresses In Northampton county next
month.
Owing to illness Of Judge Bynum. the
September term OF court could not be
held. The commissioners OF the county
have petitioned the Governor, asking for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22

a special term of Northampton Superior
Court.
The last term OF Wayne Superior Court
IS said to have been a very expensive one.
The amount paid Jurors alone was over
S4O0, while the insolyent list was sos.
The weather here to-day has been cold
and raining. Cotton, however, has been
coming I'm quite freely. and there is
better feeling in the market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22

touched his audience in the uebt spot
Seth Low. president 81 Columbia C5.
lege. spoke 10 the audience as fellow.
citizens OF New York and Chicago
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22

Nirginiss Defeated.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. oct. 2l.-The game
to-day between the Naval Cadets and
the University OF Virginia eleven, was
won by the navies by a score OF twenty
eight 10 nothing.
The Virginia boys we're badly crippled
and had in number OF substitutes.
Several times however. they took a bra e
and rushed the bell down toward the
cadets goal. Thomas Hartwell, the UNI
pire. caused some excitement by forcibly
pulling Hickson out or the line for
rough playing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22

CHICAGO. Oct. n.-The paid admis-
sions at the Worlds Fair to-day. were
go nj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22

NEW YORY. oct. PA more one-sided
game Of football than that between
Princeton and Cornell on Manhattan
Field to-day could hardly be imagined.
The Ithicans were like babies Ia the
hands Of the giants. so clearly were
they outplayed at every point The score.
forty-six to nothing. by which Cornell
was defeated. was crushing blow. The
only real good thing developed by the Cor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22

The general sentiment up 10 last night
was favorable 20 him. but now # seems
20 have changed. The enhanced value
OF the bank and other stocks assigned
IS largely above their face value. and IL Is
not only enough 20 pay all indebtedness
10 the bank, but viii go a long way to-
ward settling the other liabilities.
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