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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26
Alhcmsrlc,s fine Grnne Crnn.

CHARLOTTEsSNILL VA, Aug q
Special. The Erape crop IS the largest
and the fruit the finest probably. that
has ever been produced IN Nifginia The
wine producers Of this county were I'M
able to use the entire crop of last year.
though one company-The Monticello
consumed more than seven hundred
thousand ponds. In conse luence Of tho
almost unlimited supply. and or the ftct
that IN the other wine growing districts OF
the country wine grapes are selling al a
reduce prices about one-fourth.
Mr.. ". Il. Elicit died yesterday I'm this
city. and was inferred to-day in Oak
wood
George Clements. charged with the
killing OF his playmate Bcniamin
SprouSe. will be tried probably at the
September term Of the county Court.
Clements is a mere boy, and T. is said
claims the shouting was accilental.
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FISH by THE BUsHEL.
Perch. Trout. Spot. Croaker and Blue Fish
a Plsnty-Death Of Mrs Lacy.

OLDFIELD. Va. Aug. 25.-Special.-A
fishing party. composed OF ). *. Mooers.
g. ~. Southau " T. Mooers. and
y. =. Mooers Of the News, Blockton.
iowa, went down the river about six
miles 10 Dancing Point on Thursday. and
INDUCED 50 such fine sport. Perch. trout,
spot, and croakrr We're plentiful and
over half bushel Of laree. excellent
FISH We're the reward II their lab9rs
s-mething never before known ~ the
history Of this part of tn James river
as this is strictly a sea FISH.
An aggregate Of three days fishing
tas resulted in a yield Of about
three bushels OF this excellent game
Fishing was never better and crabs are
Plentiful, and no one with q particle Of
List sunday at just $50 o'clock Mrs.
John =. Lacy died. She was a woman
u excellent abilities and a true Christian
character. She had been an invalid con-
ti1uously for about six months, and SUI
with calm Te iguation.
The remains were inferred in the
on the afternoon OF Monday. TIE
funeral sermon was Ire achtd by Rev.
st. Bullard. ne ~ the largest gath
e,.ngs OF the kind ever witnessed
vas present.
A sad and deplorabie incident occurred
during the burial services. \ niece Of
f.-4 Lacy Miss Maule GIN, OF Rich
rard. tainted, and was carried from the
f..re. and IL was some time before she
tI.v recovered.
r3rs throughout this section Of the
county are extremely good, and the
-. -rrots for a large Yield Of corn nre
excellent. Fall pastures are exceptional
j. good.
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OF the concrete pavement I'm front OF the
CITY Hall when the cane, shoes ana nat
struck the pavement very near MIN. lie
says that he WAS startled by the noise,
and Immediately looked up, thinking that
some one was throwing at him from one
OF the windows. His upward glance
showed him nothing and he turned his at
tention 20 the ground to see what IL was
that had fallen. Then II was that he
saw the body 81 Colonel Wirstead hang
Ing over the iron railing. lie ran into the
City Han and notified the people in there
that man mad fallen from the tower.
and then went and helped 10 remove the
body. Thus, according 20 Mr. Cllneiy 5
statement the man reached the ground
before the shoes and cane.
young lazy while being shown the
spot by city official yesterday where
Colonel Winstead expired. stated that
she had known him wen. having lived for
number Of years In Greensboro. y. 9.
The lady explained that the Colonel
suffered a great deal from pains In his
feet, and that whenever he could he pull
"a OF his shoes 10 obtain relief. When
he visited friends he was In the habit
Of carrying his slippers with him, which
he wore while with his host.
The theory, therefore, seems to be the
only correct one, mat as soon as he
reached the balcony he pulled off his
shoes. ana while roaming over the rail-
NIX which IS not quite three feet high,
| with his shoes IN one hand and his cane
In the other, he was taken with vertigo
and fell down. head first. striking the
railing below. with his head hanging
down into the area.
a gentleman from Charlotte, y. c.. who
came IN from Greensboro yesterday morn
| ing. says that the people Of Greensboro
| know Of no reason why Colonel Winstcad
| should have taken his own life. So far
| as known. his financial affairs were In
| good shape, and while people have natu-
| rally expected IT, there have. rs
| yet. been no developments Of financial
| distress.
| This gentleman said that he rode with
| Colonel Wnstead from Charlotte 10
! Greensboro on the day that the Colonel
! came 10 Richmond. and had n long chat
! with him. But there was absolutely Moth
! Ing in Colonel Wnsteads manner or con-
versati0n 10 indicate that his mind was
unbalanced. or that ne was in trouble.
! ON the contrary the unfortunate man was
| apparently IN good spirits, and spoke OF
! the good crops I'm the South as har-
bincer Of better times. and expressed his
belief that there would soon be a revival
Of business throughout the Southern
| States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26
When the Rahv is AsIcep.

There's a sort q solemn stiffness that
pcryades the darkened horsc
And folks 20 round on uptOe ana as
quiet as mouse.
The fdaythings are neglected; every
lt1v seems 10 keep
\ kind ~ hrcatliess silence, while the
baby is asleep.
on, it's "uush, hush, hush, don't wake
the baby. please
There's NOT a soul that's brave enough
20 laugh. or cough, or sneeze
I'm sure the car OF Russia Ger his SUD
icct could not keep
a more despoic rule than Wheh the p'DS
is asleep.
I know the very minute when get inside
tine room, &C.,.
lust how / will be greeted from the close
Is curtaiued gloom.
With a stihcd word OF welcome ara d
warning low aud deep;
"For goodness sake. don't make a noise
the baby 10 asleep.
From the parlor 20 the Kitchen not a
sound is 10 Doe heard;
Won cOulGu't bride a member or the
house 10 say a. word.
perhaps those little dimpied hands the
KEYS Of silence keep, .,.,.,.
For the whole world takes DTe"'i'''S
spell while baby is asleep.
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Polk Miller at BalSyille.

BALLSNILLE. VA. Aug. 25.-Special.-
An entertainm mt vas gwen AT Sunny
Side last night TO raise funds 10 pay
of the debt against Grove Methodist
church. Polk Miller and his combination
was the chief attraction. They held the
large crowd present for about three
hours with songs and detncatiOns which
was highly enjoyed by all. Then came
supper and REFRESHMENTS which was in
abundance. The ice cream and lemonade
tables were very much patronizcd by
the boys and their girls. The benefit net
ted about 500
Ii Is rumOred that the telegraph office
viii be closed here September 1st. and
this depot made a prepay station, which
is 10 he regretted. as IL f. a great con-
Nenience Some contend that this Office
cannot bo closed. as tie law requires
IL 20 be Kept open.
The corn crops are best i'm years, and
the tobacco crop is MT so large as 70
area, but what is here is go. d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26
E4srERN SHORE PHYSICIASS
10 Meet at Cape Char'e. Tuesday-oihor
Notes of Interest.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Aug. 25.-Spe-
c The beautiful brick building being
r.-3 IN our city for a Public Academy
.-t nearing completion. and VIII be
,ar for occupancy az the opening OF
r. schools in September.
t- Medical Society OF the Eastern
sIr of Virginia. which was organized
zine ago. Will hold meeting here
tt Tuesday. August 18th.
.f.In Charles Crumb. who has been
t...r ~ Cobb's Island life-saying sta
l.r several 49, mas been retired.
a Jack Andrews. 40. ! man. WAS APP
keeper.
|....e steps are being taken % organ
Young Mems Christian Association
t .'s c.ty such is me result or the
fueetluEs held here by Evangelist
. Gales. about one hundred souls
Beng concerted. large majority OF
We're young men.
Ar b.. HOdley. veterinary surgeon
h,. has been practiciug here for the
tno months had the misfortune OF
al IBIS surgical tools stolen from
.' room today ~ the Arlington Hotel
t.l.ey had been out 81 the city FOR
and on his return found his tool
ef broken open and all the tools
rf. lie valued them at $50. He has
me lThteat idea WhO stole them. as
''Nn has been fun OK all kinds OF
ia and pickpOckets. attendin. the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

A musicale Of high order was given at
the Baptist church here last evening. The
programme consisted OF instrumental and
artistic style Misses Georgia Snoad. lily
Snead. Blanche Sncad INA Jernar and
Lizzie Brett, Of Fork Union. ana Mrs.
Tucker. OF Richmond. rendered the in
etrumental music. ana Misses Lucy Sncad.
Sallia Toney. Of Fork Union. and Miss
Clarke. OF Richmond the vocal The
closing piece LOO dod N tiaI, sung 10y
the audience who attcsted their delight
by repeated encoreS.
Refreshments were served, from which
a handsome revenue for church repairs
was realized. ---tz.e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26
NAY NABE MANN PAGE.
Fourth District PopaIists May Nominate
Him for Congress.

PETERSBURG, VA. Aug. Especial
learn that the Populists viii hold
..r,ention at Blackstone shortly TO nomi-
-... candidate for Congress from the
s tn congressional district or virginia.
= ..rtlcmau from Blackstone told me
That Major Mann Page would
niv be the choice OF the convention
& Informant also stated mat MAJOR
.. when asked II he would accept the
nation. replied that he never sniTked
IlusihIuty.
NJ. win occupy the pulpit of the First
....-f church tomorrow, morning ana
,- Mr.. Stewart is the father-in-law
..u.v. il. W Battle. -. -. lie is an
ST. u the University OF North Caro-
p. az which Institution ne is trustee:
r- some years he has been member OF
.a senate OF that state, and though one
.. Oh. ahlest lawyers of North Carolina,
I. r.w gives himself unreservedly 10 the
-. r.xt Wednesday the eleventh annual
..ortion ~ the Sunday school Society
W. Prince George. VIII be held at Syca-
--e Methodist church. IN that county.
~- address OF welcome viii be MADE
iy Dr. r. A. Hail. Addresses win also
II made hy Rev. h. NJ. Hope. pastor of
So. -ket-Street VI T. church, subject.
.rr. most practical way Of conducting
lav-sch60l" and by Rev ID. W. Car
- subject. The moral effect OF a
S.r.ay-school on community.
SIR Thomas Howell. Of DlnWlddie coun-
o. brought % this city To-Day d water
...I.r which WEIGHED t.r1ty-tour pounds.
:. ..4s purchased by gentleman Of this
o.. who shipped it 70 a friend in Nor
The Virginia Normal and Collegiate
r-..ftite vUl open ON the 18th Of next
rrth Professor Johnson. the president
FL. tie Institute, VINO has travelled all
over the state. told me to-day that he
4Eu-rted o. have over three hundred stu
dents before the latter part Of Decem-
l-r next.
Mrs II. I. Minatree. who has been visit
!rc in West Lynchuurg f0r several weeks,
has returned TO the city, much improved
Nfessrs. George s.. Guy. w. A. Bond
ana r. $. Stratton left to-day for the
Nr. !. T. Suach5n. ticket agent OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Compa-
nv ia this city. left to-day for Farm
Me
49, A. e. Rawlett. editor OF the Enter
USE, left this afternoon for Norfolk.
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city yesterday morning. and was warmly
welcomed by n number OF his many
friends Colonel Enett Is 10 king well,
and is much improved IN hea u.
when seen at his residence yester RAY
afternoon he said that ne could not
as yet tell when he would enter upon
his canvass of the district, as h. wished
% have - conference with he chairman
of the state committee, ana also the
chairman of the Disrict 'rm uittee
before the active canvass is begun. lie
thought 1t would DE some time ira Sep.
tombcr. probably in the early part Of
fhc month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

~ IlN. VA. Aug SpeclaL-Brief
81. ot lant the season here al the hotc.s
az i-l tide. and the next few weeks
S-l he the harvest OF Alton delights.
~ .a Use rustic glens and lovers Te-
'44 ~ Che Mountain Top. the callow
;'''a ADD the incipient belle gather Wild
"t hand in hand. and reyel uncon.
in the first chapter Of the old
-. and Il "midsummers night dream"
"hen the real bellies and beaux meet
d. we wecKly german AZ the Alton
Both hotels are Well-flied, and
,h n passage from the Springs are
=. aly Hitting in and out, as uncertain
", tenure ar a tariff bill
~ AlbemaTle Baptist Association met
~ Nthfon church, three miles below here,
a week. There were 1000 people upon
r grounds TUESDAY Dr. r. II. Pitt.
- ns}Or ElysOn aud Or. Nelson, OF
g,, "oman's College. were among the
"ehm0nd visitors.
eDAce he rain corn bids fair for full
~'N and tobacco Is looking well. Quail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

and Wild turkey are abundant. and the
prospect is good for sport in the early
fall.
Among distinguished guests at the Hotel
Alton, are Dr. Walter O. Hoffman, scient-
ist. OF the Smithsonian institute. Washing
ton. and Dr. and Mrs Coleman. OF VII
liamsburg. Mrs. Coleman Is ce-president
OF the Ladies' Antiquarian Society, or
lrginia, ana is actively engaged IN its be-
half Mhlle In the mountains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

There is more Catarrh In this section OF
,ha country than all other diseases put
together, ard until the last few years was
ssy,'Synosed TO be incurable. For great
,,annv wears doctors pronounced Il a local
disease. and prescribed local remedies,
ond by constantly failing TO cure with
incal treatment. pronounced IL incurable.
Science has proven catarrh TO be a con-
s,t..ttional disease. and therefore requires
corstitutiona treatment Halls Catarrh
Gre manufactured by +. J. Cheney as
90 Toledo. Ohio. is the only constitu-
tlo1al cure on the market. II Is taken
tnteruallv in doses from 10 drops 10 a tea
snoonful. II acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. They
ofrer one hundred dollars FOR any case Il
faUs TO cure. Send for circulars and tes-
r. ]. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, loc.
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sUtuIDE OK ACCIDENT?
Theories Advanced "a tn the Cause OF Col
Vtnstend's Death.

Sanitary officer Charles Clinely says
mat he was the first man TO reach Col.
xy,nstead after his jump or fall from
,ha civ Hall last Thursday. lie was
erossing Tenth street, on the south size
OF Broac. aud had just reached the sage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

The number Of foreign residents IN
spain is small. numbering only about
= ' So The emigration from spain ha'
beel in some years as hisn as ., iI,03 ~
t,,9nish america and the remainder IN
the Spanish African possessions.
new thermometer for registering eX-
IRENE heat is composed OF IL lquIi aloy
~ eodium and potassium. Instead oi
mercury The boiling point OF this al
i9v is about LOO degrees above. and us
freezing point L degrees below zero.
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FOR SALE.


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Il FOR SALE; very little used; good
as new. Can be seen at Room - 20;
OF east Main street or apply 10 FRANK
II. HILL g. co. apzo-su'tu&thtt
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street think will be an invaluable ally
ID Great Britain In the event OF war
with Russia---New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

the success which Hoods Sarsapariha
has had In freeing old and young from
Affections caused by impure blood, Is
really remarkable. Hoods Sarsaparllia Is
d building-up medicine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
DEFENCE OF THE LORDS.
SALISBURY SCORES Ar THE AGITh-
JIOS A1AINST THEM.
He Rays the Province Of the Upper House
10 to Guard Against Parliamentary
Intrigue Of Commoners.

LONDON. May 29.-Lord Salisbury. in n
speech IN London this evening referred
70 tue agitation against tile House OF
Loras. lie said he believed that II was
peIlsctiy hopeless TO try TO reform the
LORDS according 10 Lord Rosebery's plan.
lie expected TO hear Throughout the re-
malnder OF his life that the united
suength OF the Liberal party was going
10 Abolish the LORDS, ana he ventured TO
prophesy that the Liberal party would
hVe upon this promise for many years.
rE1yiScE or lhE UffXE HOUSE.
John Morley. he said. seemed to think
that the Conservatives regarded the
Lords as a bulwark TO resist the current
OF popular passion. lie tthe Speaker
would not claim any such power Tor the
Lords. He believed that nothing could
oppose bulwark TO popular passion ex.
cept an arrangement for deliberate ana
careful reference OF an matter In dispute
10 the votes OF the people. ike the ar
rangements existing In the United states
anG Switzerland. But that was not the
greatest use Of any second or upper par
liamentary chamber. What such cham-
Der had 10 meet was not popular pas
sion, but parliamentary intrigue; 1t was
the function OF the second chamber 10
ensure that the concessions made by the
government to secure the votes OF It's sup
porting groups did not result in leGls'a-
ton dangerous to the public welfare
fscLAND's WISHES MUST MULE
II the country desired TO hear less or
the House of Lords and 10 make ~ less
dominant II must take care that the ac-
tons OF the House Of Commons haril, .C
nized with the wishes OF the people anu
especially with the wishes OF the people
Of England. Any House OF commons
heartily backed by the people OF Eng
land would never have much reason 10
complain Of the House OF LORDS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
OVERTURE OF OPERATORS
coyutT7FE WIN UNLIMITED
POwKRs APPOTNTED
g.. se,,,e the strike in tho fit'sburg bis-
,,,e, The Crippls-Creok strikcrs--
Mines Quet at Most Places.

p1TTsBURG, PA, May 29.-There were
ef,v representatives present at the meet
10 ~ the Pittsburg coal operators to-
s., which was called to hear the report
~ inc committee Of fifteen. which had
,,on appointed to formulate plan tor
ssttltment OF the strike. This commit
go failed TO agree on any plan ana To-
as, asked that & be discharged. The
-..uest was granted and Immediately ar
..raards Charles Alexander Dempus sVS-
.s,e5 that a committee OF ten be APP
e.,.ed TO take the place OF the dis
fe~red committed but with unilmite1
Se~o.6r 10 act The suggestion was acted
non without much discussion. inc co.h-
up," Us appointed and instructions
.. thcn 10 denote a general desire on
mart Of the operators to wind up
" like with all possible haste, ana at
~. t.>t terms 10 be secured.
"'S committee has fuh power 10 act
49, .he Piitsburg operators, ana can
.rs for the district at any price they
,. SOC IT. There is decided change
W. ,,t,i On the part Of the operators us
.,,-esse5 at the Cleveland conference.
"a, or ~" ripps Greek Mi"ers
LITTLE ROCK. ARK. May DIT. f..
,,frsou. who is one of the officers in
rh,rrc Of the Cripple Creek strikers. Is
native OF Little Rock. n West Pointer
and was for years captain OF local
military company. His father. now ce-
ceased. was United States senator
and he has one brother here banker
another a lawyer. and another VINO
sale grocer. For several years past ne
has been a practical miner. lie STANDS
high in this city, and is brave ana
honorable man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
Goycrno+ Waite Run Down.

In the interest Of science, and with no
lack Of consideration for zone OF our
most remarkable men," we suggest thal
Governor Davis Hector Waite oil t V'oi a.
dn has a duty TO perform He ought 10
n impan 's a jury jury Of medical men, alienists.
psychologists and psychologists, and to
have his head opened and his works ex-
nmined He can't keep on winding him.
self m every day with such a buzz ana
rattle. This terrible whirring is ominous.
The old boy ought to get himself re-
paired at once. He has been striking
twenty-five at | o'clock for more than IL
wear. Something will snap soon That
would be a blow 10 the Governor. what
II he should go sane.-New York sun.
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SENATORS MAKE DE6IALS.
Voorhees,, Jones and Vest Before the In
veaticaHng Committee.


WASHINGTON. May 29.-The Senate
Sugar Trust Investigating Committee con-
uuued its investigating to-day, and exam
ilel Senator's Voorhees,. Jones' and Vest,
o. the Finance Committee. In regard 10
the allegations made concerning the eff
iTis Of the Sugar Trust 10 influence legis-
ldil0n They made a general denial Of all
the charges made Of the exercise of in
rIence by' the Sugar Trust, and speciIi-
caly cJutradicted the story that Secretary
Naills.e had made a secret visit to the
committee and demanded that the sugar
interest De- protected because OF the Demo-
cratic party's Indebtedness 10 the Sugar
rust They agreed that Carlisle had
made no such visit 10 the committee.
ana mat no such demand rad been made
lyon me committee for the reasons
t''A IN EDWARDS letter or on any other
"-.'1nt they also denied the report that
"feuns had been held by the commit
~ me Sunday before the tariff bill
reported for the consideration OF the
slAedule, and SAID that II the sugar
t-e aad been together ia an adjoining
20" while the committee was in session
any ume they were not cognizant Of
iall. senator Vest denied emphatl~
t-'' lhdi he had informed j. Hickey OF
s- t'vsiess OF the committee In consid-
Ms ."e sugar schedule while the bill
'1.it committee the committee adj
Y---.'l over until Thursday. The exami-
Ce,,..I OF the members OF the Finance
ltee viii then be continued
Of loiio"ing are the salient features
,be,o testimony OF Senator Gallery
dsy. La as laid before the Senate to-
yfssseer reading the Holland" letter
makine ieItiice was made 10 Cafierys
"In So schedule. Mr.. Caffery said
men, ~ lar as any part OF this state
Min nnoihects me with any conference
TIE Ne men named as belonging TO
ana sresaf Trust 49, Messrs Haverneyer
nects ie'fHh-in so far as IL con-
these ine with any conference with
In ~ ,pcVpe. II is unqualifiedly false
drafteaei rs The statement makes me the
l1ave. man OF schedule which Have
waS accepted, and when i wrote II
,Vi'oHihg over my shoulder. that H.
wld "1I5leuiy false. | had no conference
membf,laa Fsineyer. nor any one Of the
NJ Of the Sugar Trust
rnevs. I@ncry said he had met Have
owe, ~ -" TWO occasions. and had talked
Mere a,, sugar question, but their views
Hsye Nahery SAID he did not know of
F,.iheyer ever having been before the
Nance Committee or any subcommlttee
he,. OaHery characterized the story that
Sund. was q meeting at the Capitol on
he 80, ana prOtracted struggle over
tent liar schedule between the repre-
bers Ives OF the Sugar Trust and MEM
he - me Finance Committee, at which
Iefe,es'S present, as absolutely false. Ben.
esiiy ~, also mentioned. stated epsphati-
q - "1l ne had never been IN the employ
q ,b sugar Trust. did not know some
al ,ba men mentioned. and had not been
xa.rs napitci or elsewhere with them.
"aS' ne SAID, 30 far as he was