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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
OLIVER W. HOLMES DEAD
TIE "A AUT0CRAT OF TIE BREAK
FAST Table" DIES IN BOSTON,.
Under the Care OF q Physician for Several
Days, but the End Came SO Quickly
that Few Relatives Reached Him.

BOSTON. oct. S-Dr. oliver Wendell
Holmes died at his city residence, 296
Beacon street, Sunday afternoon. About
ten days ago he returned from his coun-
try residence at Beverly. He was not I'm
his usual health but his genial humor
never deserted him, and this tempera-
ment blinded all but his most intimate
friends to the fact that he was fast APP
preaching death. As soon as he returned
his family decided that it was best to
call his fayorite physician, Or. Charles
i. Putnam.
The Doctor found his patient very weak
Symptoms Of heart failure were notice
able, but despite This fact the Doctor
hoped to preserve Or. Holmes life; But
the family physician failed, and finally
Sunday summoned the FAMILY ana
friends.
Despite their haste the end came before
they could all arrive. The poets son,
Judge O. w. Holmes. Jr.. the man whom
his father sought all about the field OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
Three sen Killed in m Exn,osiou

CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-Three men were
killed this morning I'm an explosion In The
Illinois Steel Works and number OF
others injured by the accidental explosion
of a steam pipe, the fragments OF which
We're scattered In every direction. The
pine was one of the large main feeders
RUNNING through the entire plant. II
passed through the rail mill in its course
The middle of this department IN Witch
fifty men were at work at the time Two
were instaptIyy, killed ,hh, and HOIstrom so
daten 10 his home The injured men wars
baSIv scaided by escaping steam and ses
yareiy injured by flying pieces OF the iron
r,ne THE cause Is unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
JOHN n. RUSSELL NOMINATED.
Ii y-srate Democrats Again Select Him for

Their 4 ndidute FOR Governor
BOSTON. MASS. oct S.-Thc Demo-
cratic State Convention was called TO or
der by Hon. John W. Corcoran chairman
OF the State Committee, at II 30 o'clock
Ex-Governor William h. Russell was
made permanent chairman. The cN-Gov-
ornOr was introduced by Judge CureOran
and received an old-time Democratic well
come. lie then delivered an address.
which was applauded at frequent inter-
walls. The chairman's denunciatiou OF The
a. i. a. and It's Republican allies was
especially the cause of applause, which
was both loud ana long continued. At the
close Of his address the applause was only
stopped by the music Of the band. Hon
Nathan Matthews. chairman of the Com
mittee ON Resolutions, read the platform.
and all salient declarations were endorsed
with hearty haud-clappng. The resOlu-
tlous were adopted without dissent
The following ticket was nominated:
Governor John T.. Russell of Leicester.
Lieutenant Governor Charles ~. Slrat-
ton, OF Boston.
Secretary OF Commonwealth, Charles
A DeCourccy, of Lawrence.
Treasurer and Receiver-General, James
s. Grinnell, of Greenfield
Auditor Alfred G. Whitney. Of Boston
Attorney General, Henry T. Hurlburt
of lNuu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
4NILT1MMI An fiffb HEe''
The Shepard Wing Decides 10 name
Tickat-Whnt Grhco says.

pROOKLYN. n. Y, Oct. S.-By vote
of AZ 10 I tonight, the anti dIniiiIrd ,taIrdd
Democrats decided in favor OF IT. M ~ "
State ticket The meeting vas 49, 49, q
order by Edward NJ. ShepaIa, M
Sbaareman was elected chairman anu
he offered the following resolution tora
Resolved, That the delegation deClarS
In favor OF the immediate nomination vi
the third State ticket, ana ,1,,,sr liaI yybo
,nitas he appointed by the chairman Hho H
are hereby authorized, in consultation ION
with Democrats from other parts ot ene
state. to put such ticket IN h0iiiila-
ioTi rha resolution was adopted by. the
obnWe vote, after nearly two hours de1
bate. The committee, wneh aPpoI,,yser az '.G., ser
tomorrow. VIII he lnst ,.,,, the sta,a
vim other delegates from the state
who meet mere tO-mOiF0"'
GRACE SAYS rHEY WILL fAvs oKgr.
NE,N YORK, Oct. S-The conference
committee OF the New "" .'S. ,o.,1e ,io
ra@v met this afternoon in Cooper Union.
ExNayor Grace dropped INTO the meet
ms, for n few moments. Ahout ~ our
If Of the Gs members were present; IL
was intended that M III Ist@ annon,nced
however lust before the meeting began,
~ ~ was impossible for him 10 pre-
ide Before he left the meeting ne
talked with few OF the cotntni5,eeliien u'ii
,.a,nr,ad IN have said, ''in the rumor
,Set / am negotiating a deal with Tam
many Hall. We are going, 70 nave
ticket OF our own, and stand up ana De
counted any way" ~. a., -.
The only business the committee did was
10 discuss the report or the comlttee APP
polnted on the election laws. The en-
ferelce committee was then ad1curhed
roe said that there would be fun ticket
probably proposed at to-morrow's session;
1--WE will make our final propositions.
laid ne. sat to-morrow's meeting, ana nave
Everything in readiness for our cohVen-
sion "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
C,n,eIn Prices Ashes Bur I'd.

WASHINGTON, oct. s.--The remains 81
the late Captain Phillip n. Price United
states army, secretary OF the l. ght- House
Boari. who died very suddenly on Ihurs.
day last at Fort Monroe, OF oedena 1l
day M the Baltimore crematory, were
brought 20 this city and inferred AT
Arlington to-day. ,s,,
The funeral took place at o'clock l lnis
interment was private, the ashes being
accompanied only by the immediate lam
ilv and a few intimate friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
CHANGED WIN KIDNAPPING.
A Norfolk Negro Arres ell for Selling n Boy
"a Save

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. ESPECIAL
liam Morris (colored) has been arrested
and Is now in Jail, charged with kidnap-
ping a colOred boy named Charles Jack
son from his home. In Dinwidde county,
and selling him az a slave to the captain
OF the schooner Three Sisters
Rev. Joseph /. Vance, OF the First Pres
byterian church, has accepted the call
to the First church in Nashville. Tenn.
1he body OF a white man thirty-hve
years of age was washed ashore at Cur
rtuck inlet. letter WAS found i'm his
pocket addressed to Henry O'Neal, Phila-
delDnia.
United States deputy marshals arrested
tonight six negroes on the whaling
schooner f. b. Cornwall, charged with
mutiny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
The Supreme Court Conyenes

WASHINGTON, d. c., OCT. S.-The
Supreme Court of the United States be-
gan the October term at noon. An the
justices were present Chief Justice Ful-
Ter announced that as the President was
out of town the usual practice of imme.
diate adjournment TO enable the mem
bers Of court TO pay respects to him
would not be followed and the couTt
would remain in session for the trans
action of business. Fourteen attorneys
were admitted 10 practice and a nurn1
ber of minor cases disposed of. Al l2.9o
the court adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 8.-The forty
second annual convention of the Inter
national Typographical Union opened here
this morning at d-Fellows Hall. w. B.
Prescott, of Indianapolis, president OF
/. r. u, called the convention to order.
DIR. #. y. Eaton opened the convention
with prayer. Mayor Taylor delivered an
onel r.. NJ. Kelly. editor OF the CONNER
cial, welcomed the Typos" on behalf OF
the press, and il. A. Boies. president of
the local typographical union. on behalf
OF the local printers The convention ad-
innrned al noon until Tuesday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

Gratis nominated DIR. b. l.. Winston,
president OF the Virginia Farmers All
ance, to ill the vacancy I'm the> House Of
delegates created by the resignation OF
Hon. II. II. Cardwell The latter retired
In order to accept place on the Supreme
Court OF Appeals, to which the Legisla-
ture elected him last winter.
DR. Winston the nominee OF the con-
vention, is one OF the best known and
most popular Democrats In the county.
He was one of the delegates from the
Third district to the last Democratic
National Convention. His election to the
House is assured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
News of the Nnyy.

WASHINGTON, oct. s-Telegrams were
received at the Navy Department to-day
Announcing the arrival OF the Ranger AZ
San Francisco from Benring sea ana 'ns
Montgomery at the Norfolk naVy-yerd
from Baltimore.
The President to-day approved the
recommendation OF the examining boards
I'm me cases OF Richard Vain wright and
Joseph p. Mickley. and promoted the
FORMER a lieutenant-commander and the
latter a chief engineer In the navy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
blizzard IN the Northwest.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct. ,S.--North
Dakota. portions OF South Dakota and
he northern border OF Minnesota are
buried under a heavy fan OF snow. The
Storm which I'm some localities has de-
yeioned into a blizzard. began yesterday
morning. and every indication points 10
a repetition of the blizzard OF fourteen
wears ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
Prfer Green Parhnneh

WASHINGTON, Oct S.-The President
has pardoned Peter Green. convicted in
South Carolina OF having counterfslt
money In his possession, and sentenced
In June, 1893, TO six years Imprisonment
al hard labor and 800 fine The ground
for pardon, which was once before denied.
is bad health OF the convict, VINO Is in
the last stage OF consumDtion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
the CZAR REPORfED UORSH.
The Minister of War Orders That Prayers
be Offersd for Hfs Naipsty's Recovery

BRESLAU, Oct. S.-The Schlesische Zei-
tung publishes a dispatch from ST. Pc
for the worse has taken place in the con-
dition Of the Car.
The dispatch adds that the Minister of
War has ordered prayers for the preser-
walton OF the life of the Car to be offered
Up in all the garrison and regimentai
churches This order is said to be due 70
a telegram received direct from Livadia,
stating that the Cars Illness has taken
a disduieting turn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
Irons Attacked by AN Irate yo,bor

FORT WORTH. TEN, Oct. S.-A few
days ago Martin Irons, the noted leadar
OF the railroad strike of 1886, was arrested
on a charge OF attempted assault on a
seven -year-old child. Last Saturday Irons
was released on bail. but the enraeed
mother of the alleged victim, Mrs Antonio
Estrada. took the law to a degree into
her own hands. Yesterday morning she
came up behind Irons with a heavy clnb
and dealt him blow that knocked him
senseless. Interference prevented more
sarious injury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

MIDDLEsBORO, KY Oct s.-Upon the
The iniunction against the Republican pri.
mary election, Judge Jones has dissolved
H. t,olson hOids tue certlncste oi nor.-
nation signed by nine members OF tne
pistyic, Committee, eight members refus-
i,,,s - s,on Coison's friends are jubilant,
and claim that dissolving the Injunction
wakes him the legal nominee. Adams ana
,vbI,s will reu,ain in the race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

Chancellorsvlle, and throu-h the hospi-
tails OF Virginia, was present with his
wife and the physician when Or. Holmes
died
Almost his last word was a delicate
jest. not light nor irrevcreut. but kindly
and easy, to soothe the pain Of his rela-
tives.
1t was Las Z. NJ. when he died. The
possible to tell the exact instant Of So
solution. The news spread quickly ant
messages of regret and expressions Oh
coincidence followed soon.
The arrangements for the funeral have
not been planned yet, but it is believed
that IT will be private, ana viii De held
from Kings chapel at noon on Wednes-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
seainh Strike Diving OF.

rpINRIrRGH, Oct Sit is reported
,h,, 100 OF the Scotch miners, who were
aa,,a,ae,iinx the strikers, have resumed
~ork and that the strike is dying oat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
AnnrchistIc Activity In Italy.

MILAN. Oct S-There has been re-
newal OF Anarchstic activity here. An
Internal machine with a lighted fuse has
been found upon the window sill OF the
police barracks. The fuse was extin-
euished before an explosion, occurred.
sult OF the police inquiry into the out
rage. According TO the Chisciette, the
police have discovered an Anarchist plot
extending over the whole OF Italy and
organized by Aibani, the notorious An
a archiSt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
VOL. s-NEW SERIES NO l7s.

sheriff had declined TO make the searcn,
Upon this Information Governor ilillh1hd
telegraphed TO the sheriff that he shouIu
make the search, and that II he did not
that he would report the case TO the
Legislature and have him removed
II is said that Mr.. Marks house Is sus-
pected OF being kind OF repository Tor
liauor for his son-in-law,. Mr.. EdeL
Whether this is true or not the investga-
tion will show.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
The ropc WI q, CASTELAR,

pONE. oct. S.-Senor Elio CASTELAR, the
o,ninant Spanish statesman. has arrived
Sara' and has obtained the promise OF an
andjance with the Pope. His Holiness is
reported % have said aid to IN Marquis de Com
NINA uli he greatly admired Castelar's ora.
tnrv tnr, and agreed with some Of his opinions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
senthrrn,. East freight Line.

RALEIGH, y. c., Oct. s.-The fastest
time. ever made on freight between CHI
cago and Raleigh has just been accom-
piished By the Southern Railway Com
pany. bringing "A ear load Of meat IRON
Chicago for delivery In Raleigh in Tour
days. This fast time was made by resu-
lar schedule freight trains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
BRhCKINEIDG E FOK SENATOR
A Lexington Paper Says His Friends are
bringing Hun out.

CINCINNATI. ONO. oct. S-The Lex
ington (kyD Times says the friends of
Colonel Brcckinridge are bringing him
out for senator. Secretary Carlisle, Sem
ator Blackburn, Governor Brown. General
Euckner, and Henry WuttersOn are
among the other names mentioned.
Inc friends of Owens are insisting on
Senator Blackburn taking the stump i'm
Inediateiy in the Ashland district for
Owens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
10 Continue the Steal R.,I Poo,

PiTTSBURG, PA. Oct. s.-A member
OF the Carnegie Company states authori-
tatively that the Steel rail pool, which
expires by agreement on December 5th,
viii not be dissolved. nor VIII there be q
reduction IN the prices Of the product.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Oct S.-Speeiai.- -
Late tonight DR.. Minnigerode u weaker.
His pulse is very feeble, ana u M u.sie 20
any any material change In his condition II
IL unfAvorabie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

w.stuNtyroN. ID. c., oct. A--For virs
g,n,as threatening weather and rain;
cooler; northeast winds.
Eor North Carolina; Rain; Mcreasing
northeast winds. probably sales OH the
coast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
RANGE OF rmr rmsuMoMErER

Following was the range OF she Their
mome,er AZ The Times office ysssssday;
p. H.. n; r. NJ. u, midnight. o..
Average. I'm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
JUDGE CARDWsLL's sUCCEysOB.

DR.. Winston, the Democratic Nominee to
tn. Ho-se from HSpove-.
ASHLAND, VA. Oct. s-Special.-At a
convention held here to-day the Demo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
THE BIO sTKIKE ENDS.
New Bedford spinpers Agree to Reduc-
tion Z Five Per Cent

NEW BEDFORD, MASS, oct. S.-The
biggest strike that New Bedford had is
practically ended. The strike has lasted
eight weeks, and during that time much
more suffering has been endured by the
idle operatives than will be ever known.
The mills will start their machinery on
Thursday morning, and the operatives
will flock into the gates in happy frame
of mind.
The committee appointed by the spin,
ners on Friday last to-day met the liiI!i J
treasurers The conference began at .
o'clock and lasted until $50 Nhen the
spinners' representatives came IRON tne
meeting the following was hanged the
press representative by GreslaehJ iNo"dh'
| of the Spinners Union: IL. .ho
THE spinners, in conference with the
mill treasurers, mutually aSreSu thit az
| the spinners Of this city so PACK 10
work on a reduction Of > per cent: IN
wages, with the understanding that what
ever final settlement Is made IN ran
| River shall also apply here.
| NO sIoHs OF A SETTLEMENT AT FALL RIVER
FALL RIVER, MASS, oct S.-The
| eighth week Of the strike is on. 1he clty
is suh orderly. and the ,Sd Sa[ey 9reS,v oI rae i
| letter carriers have cOntributed 22D loaNe5
| of bread. and the United Friends HoClal
| club gave away 800 dinners. Jhe liee
| snun distrIbutions are going on. and more
| tban 200 persons are being fed daily III
| this way
GOING TO NEW YORK Fok AID.
| Tonight Secretaries Ross, Of New Bed
| ford and Howard, Of this city, lett Tor
| New York. tc meet Samuel GOmpers ana
| arrange for regular support for members
| of the National Mule Spuners' AsSocla-
ton The WeaVers executive committee
| will meet tomorrow morning TO arrange
! for the distribution Of $1,000 among 300
members.
This morning several manufacturers met
At the association rooms, and talked over
the situation at length. II is not definite
~ stated that any agreement was ar
rived at, but II was given out by one
manufacturer that he and others viii not
continue in a stand-up fight that means
starvation to any one. He is willing TO
start his mill just as soon as the other
manufacturers release him from the agree
ment that binds him and them.
MANUFACTURERs MAY MAKE AN OTTER.
From his statement il is inferred that
all OF the manufacturers are not agreed
upon a continuation of the fight policy,
and that oVeTtuTes toward "A settlement
are not wholly ended. lie also stated that
something of Importance would soon hap
pen, and from this statement IT is inferred
that the manufacturers are about TO make
some sort of an offer to the spinners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
In Louisa.

LOUISA c. H., VA, oct. ESPECIAL
The usual crowd was In Attendance at
court to-day. Hons. ", w Moore and
Eppa Hunton made addresses, The. for
and argument The latter gained the
attention OF the crowd better. and held
1t well. although III. J. Vale. the Re-
publican speaker, tried 10 break his au-
No Populists were out to-day; very little
hnrlr In court.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-12-13
The Toledo Weekly Blade

OF the now nearly twenty thousand
regular publications in the United States,
there are but two or three weekly news
papers published for general circulation
in every state and territory, and Of these
the Toledo Weekly, Blade is the best and
most poplar of them all. Lis the Oldest,
best known, and has the largest circuIa-
ton. For more than twenty five years it
has been a regular visitor to every Dor.
ton oftlie Union, and it is we'll known Mt
every one of the sixty thousand odd post
Offices Of the country. It is made espec-
tally for family reading. 1t. gives the en-
tire news OF the world each week. in such
Condensed form as we'll save reading
scores of pages OF daily papers to get less
information. Republican in politics.tem.
perance in principle, always on the side
of Justice and right, tits just tho, paper
for the rising generation, did great cd.
.ncator for the whole family. Serial
stories. wit aud humor, short stories.
household department, question bureau.
farm department, camp fire, Sunday
school and young folks are a few Of the
many other prominent features of this
great paper. a specimen copy. will lie
mailed free to any address on annlient;on
aud the publishers invite. any I,arson to
send in q long list Of addresses to wham.
they will mail sample copies. They would
DC glad TO malta couple of hundred sncc;-
,nena to readers Of this county ,Yha
Weekly Blade is q very large manor sanS
The price is only one dollar a Yea $50 Is -
address The BLADE, Tolapo, oa,c
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-12-13
rye p,oeLgANs sEpULcHRE.
st. Leais Chapel, Drss.z. waserc ], Many aana'

ST louis Chapel, Dresix, Wsscro Atany saahi'
bere OF tho Royal faouss Rept'se.
Although tfe.late count OF Paris was .s
uersorce buried in exile as Wsybritge
England, the dOrleans family have a
splendid rnausoleupa.at Dreux, in the de-
partinent Of Enre-et-Loire. france.
where several members of the royal
house sleep their everlasting sleep.
Tho chapel of st. Louis, as it Is called,
was built in 1916 by the aowager duoi,-
ess OF Orleans, Withsher son the future
king. Louis Philippe, she laid the
|corner-stone oniSeptembcr ID OF that
year. The structure WAS greatly en-
larged by Louis Philippe.
Among the statues in the crypt,
which are ali from the. chisels Of cele-;
bratcd sculptors, is group by Fran
cesehi, in which small angel holds
alost cross with one hand, while with
+ the other it beci1ons u smaller angel
I toward the skis. This group is IN
memory OF two yong children OF the
Count OF Paris, one OF whom died at
!, the are OF months, the other when
months old
The statue of praddlcr commence
rates the death o. NJ. e. de Montpensier
| in 1918, when sac wsls- but , months cid.
| There is another to the young duke
of Penthievre, who died in 1923 at the
age Of $ years. .. - -
e On january 30, 1889, the duchess q
| Wurtemberg, second daughter ofLou's
Philippe. was inferred here The
bishop OF Charities otficiatcd at the flu
neral serViccs,s whichtools place in the
presence of the entire court. and at
which the tenor, Dupre, sung the re-
,qniern music. 81
The duke of Orleans was laid to resi-
with his sister on August 4, 1917. a vic
tim of the accident which he met with
on July 49, A fine statue made, by
Loison, after the model by AIRY Schef'
fer, represents the duke in full ;uai
form, pressing mis- drawn sword to his
heart ~ 1880 se ~
| Near by rests the duchess of Orleans,
who died at: Richmond in 1858. Hel
statue, by Chapu, represents her with
her face turned toward her husband
and extending to him her right hand
There are also sleeping figures OF = the
Princess Adelaide and the dowagel
duchess, the latter clothedin the roya
mantle and wearing the ducal crown
This was the work of the young Barre
To this sanctuary, on June Q, 1876
the late count of Paris transferred Tho
remains of Louis Philippe and the
queen, Marie Amelie, from their rest
ing places at Weybridge. - $3.50.
The royal scpulchcr, with the parl
that surrounds it, is the private prop
4 erty Of the duke Of Orleans.-Ohlcage
| News,