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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
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IIChAH's RIs IA RBHCIF,
Thousands OF DsmocIt Gsthsr at De-
cntur.

LEXINGTON, VA, oct. Especial
The Democrats OF ROckbrldge county
gave an old Virginia barbecue at Decatur,
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, to-
day. which was attended by thousands OF
the representative citizens al the coun-
ty including many matrons and fair
maidens The people came from all sec
tions of the county by public and pri-
vate conveyances. and all the trains car
ried their quota, The managers OF the
barbecue had provided ample accomino-
dations for man and beast, and the sub
stantials and Injuries were served IN the
most approved Virginia hospitality. The
great gathering was fed on barbecued
meats and other good things, and there
was a great abundance OF supplies left
over
The large grove. dotted with stands.
teams and horses, presented the most
animated scene. and the greatest enthu-
piasm prevailed, with nothing 10 mar the
good feeling and the day passed OF a
Grand success. IL was the largest. most
enthusiastic political barbecue and love-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
SOUTHERN PROSPERITY.
NAVY NEW INDUSTRIAL ENTER
pRLsES PROJECTED.
,s.. in tn. Earnings Of southern Rail-
roads-Gensrat situatfon Improving.
Tn. Iron aud Metal Trade.

BALTIMORE. oct. 25.-The Manufac-
tuTer's Record reports continuation OF
the increase in earnings on southern IdI1
roads out Of seven ROADS In the ChfNed
States showing an Increase In gross earn
ings OF over si0o 90 in August, four are
s1Ithcrn lines OF sixteen roads that
show large decreases. lot one ~ In the
South. In the report OF net earnings ioI
the month. the South Is wen represents
on the increase side, while IN the Hst
ings, not a southern line is represented.
The average increase ia net earnings
for all sections was 7.63, while the increase
in the South was 26a per cent NOT
withstanding the low price Of cotton,
which f. having depressing Influence
upon some lines in the South, the gen
eral Industrial situation continues to I'M
prove and the demand from other sec
lions for southern property, especially Tor
colonization, continues 10 increase
NEW ESrfRPErsEs
Among the leading indr-strial enterprises
reported are a two million water power
company, organized by northern capitai
an extensive water power in the South a
$4,000 cotton mill. large knitting mill ana
wood working plant in North Carohha,
5000 pineapple company, NV.W gas
works and ice plant in Florida; N1,-
CD lumber company. $1,000 manu-
featuring company. lead and zinc mines
and iron works I'm Virginia; phosphate
mining company and coal mine IN Tonnes
see; 5000 -four mill COrdage factory, SO, .
90 warehouse company, paint works and
planning mill In South Carolina; 5000 can
merry, electric light and water works In
Georgia; the enlargement Of pipe foun-
dry In Alabama; Including the building
OF one hundred coke ovens at a cost OF
from 100000 10 $4,000. grain elevator,
coal mining operations and hoop mill
in Alabama
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
r. While the darkies were hustling

,er. While the darkies were hustiing
The cargo out we retired
When we went on deck next iiIoln-
inc we were anchored of the Famous
cid city OF jamestown. The fog was SO
Jarsa however that we could see Out
little OF the shores made tanous our
ing the war Of the rebellion. The weather
gradually cleared Later lster 9 Rcr,a and Hun
dred. City Point Malvern HIN AKIN y. W.
Landing. Dutch Gap. Drewrys BIutl an.
other historic points were passed anu
pointed out by the attentive officers
Just below Richmond feet OF oid
monitors WIRE moored, thetr t u,nets
showing many scars OF Dattie' hei
came the old Mayo mansion, the i
OF the John Smith and Pocahoatss ~
cdent. and the burial place OF PoWhalan'
An extremely low tide and the pre-
ence i'm the narrow channel oil seNeI1
dredges and drillers maze maSs'" 80
extremely difficult but the SKIN OF Napi
tain Couch and Pilot Earl conquered ~. ~
we proceeded ION 10 Richmond. ca We
water front OF the late Confederate cap
it.l is not in very good shape anu wy
approach from this direction Is so
what of disappointment 10 tne nj bsnj-
Hut once ashore, the broad ana Haii
some streets. public buildings. me resi-
dences parks, boulevards. etc, az WI
as the countless objects OF historic
terest. delight the visitor, ana VIZ -
esv and hospitality OF the citizens NJ
80 win their hearts. Two days were
snent here I'm the most delightful man
nor driving about the suburbs ana VS.
itIrg various points OF interest 49,, .,,
TSen We took the train down .Iuc
.nr1J.renownsd Peninsula where ire
guently earthworks could still o Soas% eSm5
70 Newport News. There we po9t
~ louise (once the John Romer OF TINS
No, mort and quartermaster's boat durl ,Ir
ne war; witch carried US Owe, 70 NGI-
folk. where we rejoined the Ola po''''''
ion. , .,,rtod on our re-
mpH 1rp. out past the famous ola oiI h 9P
Raps where an electric Nj, nsh !, NOUS mUu.0 for,
are @9't once e more. out by the caPes and
past the shts6P out sm into the A oa the
i ~ trip and several passengers
, uor missed at meal times. but 70 most
of f. us the return trip vas Just as pleas pleas
ant as the other, and when We went
ashore AT seven =. NJ. next day we all
vowed 10 repeat the trip at the very
49, nonortnnfty J. 6. T..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
FORSYTH Democrats

WINSTON. y. e., oct 2j.-Politics are
boiling in Forsyth. Both candidates lot
Cn1rTcss are Al work In the county
,nUser and Iipnev had Joint discus
si5H here last night. The Democratic, can
dida,e handled his opponent YIN E ;rgeIy
aa,, thrir mans record was shown w
by G'6nGro ssman Bower with telling ei-
feet 1900. = a.,
C5lored people are laughing over LIN
oc,.'e .tord and the way he was "drub'
bed" They blame their party for nomi-
mating such a man. 49,.
Linney and Mott, the latter candidate
f,r snI(ritor smoke out in the country
to-day and at kcrnesvile tonight lhey
refused to divide time with MIR, HQwer
to-day lie made a telling speech, nov.
eyer with the county candidate to-hsHt
he addressed a large crowd in the couh-
Try. a..
Election frauds and hard times are the
subjects Of All the Republican speakers
Democrats are getting down 20 Work anu
are determined to win.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
AUICIDE OR MUKDHk
Jury in the Case Of J. II. Harvey shy He
Came 10 "a. Death by Foul Msnns.

CONVICTION. VA. oct. 25-Special.-
An inquest was to-day held over the
body of John II. Harvey. reported yes
terday as found near the town limits.
In the post mortem a pistol ball of So
calbre was taken from the craiual
cavity. which had passed entirely through
the brain, entering near the right ear. 1t
had driven an oval section Of the bone
against the scalp on the opposite side,
which was disclosed when that mem
hrane was knocked of The inner plate
OF the frontal bone showed where he
had received a heavy blow Just above
the eyes.
The finding Of the jury was that he
came to his death by foul means, the
party or parties 20 which was unknown
10 them. 4 pistol had been found under
the body, hut many circumstances in the
case were not reconcileiable with the
theory OF suicide, Burial will he deferred
10 hear from a lodge OF Odd-Fellows In
pennsylvania, OF which he was a mem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
Pet Terrier on Ills travels

u suppose" said a traveller, that
people must try In all sorts Of ways 70
eVade the rule Of the railroad companies
that forbids the carrying OF dogs in
passenger cars. saw the other day
a lady who carried a dog into car
she opened up the end TO give the dog
air. He was "a dainty little tarrier. ami
he seemed TO take kindly aud naturally
TO this way OF being carried: and, real
ly, II seemed a very effective way
though, OF course, IL would have its
limits. You couldn't. for instance. very
well carry a Saint Bernard in that way
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
1HE Middle, And CIDETs.
The Departments "a be Asked to Rescind
Their ~ der. Concerning For, Rail

ANNAPOLIS. MD, Oct. 2.-The Gov
eminent officials and influential citizens
are making determined effort TO have
Secretaries Lamont and Herbert rescind
last years orders and consent to further
meetings OF the army and navy on the
Gridiron. Just after the game at Annapo-
Us Inst year the heads OF the War and
Navy Departments issued orders forbid
ding either the West Point or Annapolis
teams from leaving their grounds for
football contests The reason assigned
was that the games take too deep a hold
on the minds of the cadets and middles.
and that their studies are interfered with
Now that the football season is in full
blast. the middes and their admrne
officers and friends are making strenuous
efforts to have the contest established as
an annual event. The rivalry between
~ two branches Of Uncle Sans warriors
has always been very keen. and the en-
thusiasm heretofore given is urged as a
reason for their continuance.
The game arouses general public In
terest In army and navy affairs. and the
middies claim, does not interfere with
their studies. They point to the fact that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
o, ,umrs-e,cHmorn. VA. FRIDAY OCTOBER 26 1894:

foot hall mon in former years have stood
well In their studies. the exceptions t pvs
no more numerous than wouiu Mo a.,
In the same number OF students WIZ w
not indulge In athletic sports. - axcsiiant
condition. Officers Of the service SUP sup
scrIbed a fund TO pay coacher ir I'm ha,'.
who has done effective work iIe 49,, Uys
are strong enough to force lne &
sity OF Pennsylvania team W p'"'
hard game next Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

Mrs. Madeline Wendlinger died this
morning at 2:0 o'clock, at her home
No. 9l7 Bank street.
She had been i'll for a number of months
and her death was not unexpected. Mrs
Wendlinger was in the seventy-ilfth year
OF her age. Mr. and Mrs. Wendlinger il
will be remembered, celebrated their
golden wedding about three years ago
Her husband and four children survive
her, The funeral arrangements will be
announced to-day,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
VOhK ron NE "OhT NM
Tn. Monarch Linz steamer Psrsia to be

Nv h'''T"d IHeTH
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Oct. 9 .-n'7in,,
cIalIThe Newport News Shlp-Buildlns
and Dry Dock Company has been ,arcb
f,1a steamer Persian Monarch into a sail,
ing Ing vessel Ss A part Of the upper deck will
he removed and new masts be mace, an
addition to other improvements. II WI w
uihIcb win cost about $1,000 The vessel
is expected to arrive her" next week <,
when the work IS begun an increase ~, 81
tbe number Of men employed al the gdi"
The torchlight procession to be g itna
here by the Democrats Friday evening.
November 3D. promises to be me , Grea ,n6t
Demonstration of the kind that eyer ooGh
pnmI non '' y r. Bovkin will deliver adj
S ar@ So Several other prominent speakers
have been invited. but they nave not
been heard from yet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
r,rad,th ~ Aleyapdr.a.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. oct. ?5.-SpeciaI.-
,rha dre, noliticaI meeting Of the year here
was held by Democrats in the opera ,o .Ro hS,t
to.night Major Daniel was expected but
'o,ig NOT come. Mr. Meredith was chiet
e sneaker He spoke to many empty bench
&c with but little applause to encourage
him go, l-i,.or ~ ead-
hntter'~ wagon, was thrown out IN
runaway in Washington and fatally IN
iurp1-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

ST JOSEPH. MO, oct Mrs 10
entta Safton. mother Of the late million
alrc banker. A. NJ. Safton, IS dead Of ora
age She was born in Virginia oct ti,'
~ nna Two wears Of age at her death.
She retained her faculties TO the last,
and remembered many. things connected
vim the beginning of the century
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

lei. PASO TEX. oct. 25.-Victor Ochoa,
ono ~ the leaders Of the instruction
last winter in Chichuahua, Mexico, was
handed in Jail here this morning, having
been rccapturcd yesterday near Toyahu.
Win having led a body Of armed men
into the territory Of peaceful sister
DannbliF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

His Speech at NAsh,ille-1he bout" "'
not Elect PopuI,st Coperessmen.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. Z1-1Hon,
Charles r. Crisp Speaker Of the House
OF Representatives, spoke mere ~, ~
TO IN audience OF several thou1ahni r.,d NJ
' endome Theatre, one or the Isi So
buildings in this city, was secured, , pue
not nalf those who gathered TO near nm mn,
could get In. Speaker CRISP az 10Y
lived in this city. and an unusuaI amount
OF interest attended his Visit. ..t,,
Preceding his speech was an lhpysihe
parade OF the local DemOcratt ciuVS,
The speaker throughout was listener 70
with the closest attention, ana me H.
his audience was In entire sEnlPathS
with him. Speaker Crisp com,nehcci
his address by euloglzng the nhltee
states Government. claiming thal II va Wa
the best the world had ever seen, ana
adding that II was OF paramount I'm
portance that the people snouid stuny
and understand the economic questions
OF the day.
He said the Democratic party had no
apolory to make to the people since. Sc
curing control CT the Government. Nheh
they came into power the conditlofS Which
confronted them were most foreDouttIiS' >
business was at a standstiii; mahuia'-
lures were idle and labortng men "err
framing over the country by ht
Thousands. The Democratic party hau
sought 20 ascertain the cause lot
this state OF affairs and apply the rem
long before the panic reached this
country IL began TO manifest itsen III
foreien countries. and he denied that
change I'm the administration was
suonstbIe for the depression. he ne
cis rcd that II was his belief thar ma
ioritv Of people always have, ana 40 nov,
demand the free coinage OF Dotn S'INt'
and gold. but II required tlHe 10 yIS1I,
xalize public opinion. the ReilloC! m. ~
t,arty had always satisfactorily StlIIttt
Questions OF interest 10 the people, anu ~
vill settle the silver question: ne VI,
kiniey bill was taken up ana uiS ,H1'Iil',,,
hy sections. but he said the kepupI.syd an
party had shifted its posltQh 80 81
that II was not entitled to the cIdIiH -
consistency.
THE WILSON BILL.
referring TO the Wilson bill, SpeaheI
Crisn said IL had saved the peopIe VI
tho country Sl4lppp.OlU on the single Il,lh
Of woolIcn goods. In the repeal Of lile
iniauitous Federal election law, the 70,
ple had again demonstrated ther pthtI
in home. rule Many burdens haH oesl
placed on tie Democratic Idrty Dy Wy
preceding Congress, on" OF "h''t ""
The enormous increase in the matter OF
pensions. which, under the Harrison -, 10 ~
mIuistratiOn, increased from &H,"'"O 10
sisAauGC0 In diguhcd way, the
Sneaker turned to the Populsts.. ne
called them the Rainbow party, ana
said. as best he could make II out, theY
waited the Government to support them.
In proof OF this ne cited the bus nitro
duccd in the last Congress by their rep
resentatives "The south said ne. mas
never. as yet. elected Popullst con
gres sman. and in my humble opinion, II
never will"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
The New Torpedo Boat.

WASHINGTON, oct 25.-The steam
trial of the new torpedo boat Ericsson
AT New London was postponed veSttr-
day On account Of unfavort3le weatf'r.
The test will be made as soOu as the YES
sci can he safely taken out for ran
on Long Island Sound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

Raldwfn-"Wine and women are both
alike. They both ntoXicate us
Crandall-"Tes but they are very dIi-
wavs reportei TO be older than II d.,
and women to be younger thnn they
are"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
,dIni Thinks nils All Right

NEW YORK, oct -Nice-rresident
Stevenson arrived in this city at AIS
O'clock lie went direct to the Manhat-
tan club. When seen there he said that
he was I'm the best OF health. lie thinks
that the Democratic outlook Is good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

Last night Mr. Frank Mcclure. who
has recently undergone a very difficult
and dangerous operation, was slightly
better His physicians think that he
stood the operation well, and that the
symptoms are in his favor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
The Oniclsl Vote IN Georgia.

ATLANTA. Ga. oct 25.-The official
count Of the vote at the recent state
election was completed this evening, ana
shows that ". T. Atkinson. Democrat
has a majority Of 2tl6l over j. X. Hines,
Popuist. Atkinson ran about 1909 behind
the others on the State ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

Newark ledger. Haughty Lady '"ho
has just purchased a stamp Must
put II Oh myself?
PostOfice assistant very p0llteIyl-Not
necessarily. ma'am, IL Will prpu1biy az
complish more II you put 1t On the let
ter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
More Important,

Somervile Journal: Darling" he muir
INJURED fordly. you are the only girl that
/ have ever lovedw
That's all right" she responded
thoughtfully: but am | the only girl
that you are ever going 10 love-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
pr kInloch Nelson Thought to be DYING.

ALIEN ANDRfA. VA, oct. &-Speclal
Dr I{inlorb Nelson. Of the Seminary,
b Fr N' second stroke Of paralysis and is
not expected to live through the nigh t.
Dr Brown says that his whole eody Is
nnrl Cd
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The sailing vessel appeared 10 be head
ing for Bristol channel and was lost sight
OF I'm that direction. The weather WIS
thick AZ the time Of the collision ana
rain was falling. The Paris sustained nc
damage. 10000
The vessels struck hows-on and glanced.
The opinion rs now that the unknown
vessel is all right.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
THE L1orp's VERSION or rHr AFFAIR.

Of the collision NJ tho American liner
Paris, which arrived at Southampton last
night. with am unknown vessel iR as
follows.
At o'clock I'm the morning Of October
24th. when eighty miles OF Bishops Rock,
the Paris collided with a sailing vessel.
the name OF which could not be asccr-
tanned. carrying away the latter's IN
boom. The Paris Immediately stopped ami
lay 10 near the spot whore the accident
occurred for q quarter OF an hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
THE PARIS IN COLLISION
THE AMERICAN LINER RUNS INTO
AN UNKNOWN VESSEL.
Two Reports - to tho Kesui,-Ths lat
Ia that the Latter Cran IL All Right
How the Disaster Occurred.

SOUTHAMPTON, oct. 25.-Stcamer
Paris. from New York, which arrived
last night. reports having encountered
terrific weather, with mountainous seas
swept over her deck. On the morning Of
October 2lth, at l:@ o'clock, during the
height of the storm. she came In collision
eighty miles from Sicily Islands with A
bark or full-rigged ship, the name Of
which It was impossible 70 learn The
officers OF the Paris believe the sqiIr.
vessel was cut completely In two
The Paris stood by for five hours. until
t,aybreak, with her boats Tn readiness IN
rescue any Of the crew OF The unfortunate
.ssoI not r'i~ht 80 soon Nrt saw n,
trace of the ship. The vessel was struck
amidships, and. 1t Is thought must have
fouI dered Immediately. au aauls ON
board going down with he-. Tho look
out on the Paris believes the sunken
vessel to have been "A ship OF about 2Hp
tons. She was not seen until the Paris
was so close to her that IL was impossible
to avert the collision. The bow plates %
the Paris are slightly indentcd. but 0thet-
wise she was not injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
Cheap Soldiers9

A Chinese soldier is paid 81 Der month
and nnds his own rations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
1 FIRST Cohsid Grafton.

Judge; she-Tel me, why do men so
much prefer staying at their club 10
visiting their friends?
He-Well-er-not 10 be ungallant-but
for one thing there are no tides there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

The women Of New York are going 10
try and Danish coarse and indecent post
ers'' from that city.
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