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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13

states Naval Hospital this morning In
the yard ambulance.
Shortly after / O'Clock this morning an
lncendiary fire broke out In vacant
dwelling on Queen street belonging TO
Mrs. John Kelly and totally destroyed
the property. There was some Insurance
on the dwelling.
ENDORSING BORLAND.
The white Republicans are generally
endorsing Hon. Thomas X. Boriand. OF
this city. for Congress. but IT IL under
stood Mr.. Borlani declines 10 enter the
field. II is also said Mr. BOwden Is not
anxious for the place OF stsndard-bearer:
and Colonel Lamb has not expressed
himself on the subject.
THE DAILY PILOT.
Rev. sam Small is at work arranging
Cor the appearance Of the Prohioltloh
organ. It will be called the Daily Pllot
ard be out In time TO take part II the
congressional campaign.
The grand jury failed 10 find a true Dni
aCainst the News ahd Courier TOT hO'l
on the police commissioners.
The three large wooden piers about 10
be erected at West Norfolk for the Al
lantic and Danville railroad viii cost
siS5C0. The piers will be about u" iee'
| long and - feet wide
The Portsmouth Council IS steadliy I'M
proving is Police Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
WAS The WHlSKEY POlSONED2
Mr.. II. VI. Swaine and Servant Take n
Drink-One Dead; other win Recover.

ASHEVILLE. y. c., September r.
(Special)-H. VI. SwaIne. the well-known
proprietor OF Loretta Han AZ Hot SPRING.
dlei at that place last night. About
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Ar. Swaiae
was lying on a bed. aud called TO a coli
oreI servant 10 give him a drink from
n bottle OF wh.skey In the room, az the
same time telling the servant u take
drink himself The liquor was poured out
and given Mr.. Swaine who drank II, and
the colored man also took a drink With
N half an hour the men were seized with
fits and physicians were summoned. Mr..
Swalne however, was past help. and he
died al 10 o'clock last night. The colored
man VIII recover. Some circumstances
connected with the affair are unusual.
Mr.. Swalne is said to have been dis
ypirited lately. and It is also said he made
remarks - a friend. IN which he intiihated
that ne might never see the friend again.
The colOred man told Mr.. Swaine that
the whiskey had a different taste 10 what
IL had the day before. Mr.. Swaine was
native OF England. but had been in
America a number OF years lie Was
formerly railroad transfer agent AZ Paint
Rock. His wife survives him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13

The Committee on Resolutions pre-
e.nt.d a series OF resolutions. which We're
W lnim0usly accepted. The rcsolutions
W re very brief. and rcaliirmed allegiance
&, ~ party and platform. AMI consratu-
lated the people OF the district on the -
forms already inaugIrdtcI.
The cunN.ntlln lhem aIiOArnel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
DISEASE, ANTHRAX.
BAD PASTURES AND FOUL DRINKING
WATER CAUSED THE DEATHS.
Some Cows suil s.ck--Less Railroad Com
struction Than at Any lime since '0S--
Rules for Prison Government.

RALEIGH. n. C., September H.-(Spe-
al)-State-v Veterinarian Williamson hAs
returned from Salisbury, where he IN
yestlgsted the disease which mas kiIled
twenty fine cows. He finds 1t TO %
anthrax. IL is due TO bad pastures ana
foul drinking water Three pastures
caused the trouble. Four COWS are no"
sick. but are nearly well.
The Supreme Court will hold It's eN'
animation OF applicants for attorneys
licenses on the 2st and 22d instant. The
number OF applicants will be quite large
The Agricultural Department, which ha>
secured the statistics Of the mills, says
there are 1889 looms IN the cotton ana
woollen mills.
RAILROAD BUILDING.
The work Of railway construction Is
now in progress only on the Glendon ana
Gulf railway. In Chatham county Sis
miles have been built this year. I'M
company is doing the work without SUD
scriptiors. and the statement Is made
by il that Il viii certainly push the iod :
through to Charlotte. Work Is IN PRO-
grcss on two OF three small lumber rodds.
There is less railway construction N lhe
state than at any time since 1865
Davidson College began It's fall term
Yesterday with ll2 students.
The State Board of Charities has issued
the new rules for the government OF al
prisoners In this state. These direct mat
persons accused ~ convicted Of crime
shall be kept separate from debtors. and
those convicted OF crime separate from all
/ others. as far as possible. children are
/ % Do kept separate from older prisoners
! Prisoners are not 10 make any disturb
: ance whatever. curse or swear or tai
/ boisterously. 70 suppress disorder am
+ vicious conversation OF violation Of rnle-
/ the sheriff can feet prisoners on brcl'
/ and water or imprison in a dark cell
! There shall be no punishment "a, blows
Prisoners shall not be fcttered save 90
ths purpQse o. being transported. oi
after attempting TO escape or assault
/ iailor. sc. or upon order of Judge.
Mr.. Nelu Graham. Of Wilmington die'
]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
INJURED BY AN EXPLOSION.
Two "Bunkers" Caught by an Overdue
Biast-One Severely Hurt.

BIG STONE GAP, VA, September L.
(SpeciaL)- men were injured, one
fatally. this morning at the Appalachian
Steel and Iron Furnace Companys iron>
ore mines by an overdue explosion. James
Richie and Henry Livingstone are DUNK
ers,f and We're driving an air mole 10
connect with the main entry' They hau
each lighted a blast, and one explosion
had occurred. Richie crawled In, fO-lo"'
ell by Livingstone, TO see what the mat
ter was. The second blast went on ana
Richie was knocked senseless, while LlV'
ingstone. though blinded and severely cu''
up. was able TO grope hts way out ani
give the alarm, man hurt. hichic
besides being badly cut about the head
is injured internally. and his chances for
recovery are few. This was his secon'
day at the mines. Livingstone is not 3.
badly hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
REUNION OF TELEcRAPHeRs.
Semi Centennial of the Establishment oi
Their science In Baltimore.

Their science In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. September T.. To-day ami
tomorrow the annual reunion OF The O,d-
Time Telegraphors' Association ana So-
ciety OF United States Military Telegraph
CORRESPONDENTS will be held In this ciiy.
\ number Of noted telegraph officials
ana many graduates from the key who
hOlI high positions IN other lines OF work
arrive! from distant points last ni-ht
and this morning. The celebration this
year viii be especially Interesting and
elaborate 70 commemorate "a" ssmi-cnnten-
NAL Of the telegraph IN tho city whore It's
inventor lived ami whero tie Instrument
was first successfully operated. in COM
mem0ration OF this event an address {
welcome was delivered thls morning by
Mayor I.atrobe. Wh.'e father was attor-
ney for Morse I'm securing his teleg ph
patent The Mayors effort was psf'icp-
larry happy. lie could not emphasize too
P strongly the marN ailous iriiu@ncc 90 no
telegraph on civilization. nor praise TOO
highly that which h17 become the ner-
vous system OF the commercisl world.
At a meeting Of the ASS" "ciation today
. the constitution ~ the oider wns nnaiiy
amended 80 - ~ admit to membership
those who were connected With the tele-
graph service twcaty years ago. T.. c..
+ Cochey. of New io.k. "as elected presl-
/ dent for The en9uin, ytlr. r. J. Hutchhi-
J son. Vice-pres lari nrd George 9. May
/ nar1. OF Washing. %. secretary AMI trca-
3 sur,r Tha nest ann AT rum ln VIII bs
hed IN New York lh- military corps
d reelected their OH to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
,tis.ts.ipnt Warrant Case.

WASHINGTON. September Frank
\. Riddle attorney for the s.. Louis
MOI Bank-NOte Company, which print
ed the Mississippi State warrants. had an
interview with Secretary Carlisle this
morning The object Of Mr.. Riddle f. 70
have one test case sent 20 the courts
and the other cases against his company
Instituted IN Jackson, Miss. and Chicago,
Ill. held in allegiance until the test case
In 81. Louis Is decided
He was referred TO the Department Of
Justice. and had an audience with Act
ng-Attorney-Geueral Conrad who is IN
charge OF the department. during the alb
ssnce Of Acknowledgement Oiney and So
llcitOr-General Maxwell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
FEARS oF CHOLERA ALLAYso.
The Illness on the Werra at New York
Non-Contngious.

NEW YORh, September SIX per-
sons who We're ni on board the North
German Lloyd steamship WerrI. from
Genoa. August 9oth. VIA Gibraltar. which
reached quarantine AZ . O'Clock on Mon
dpy. caused the health offerls. re steam
ship officers. and the lGl cabin passengers
much uncas!ncss, but the fe1rs arising
from these cases have been ai.ycd. An
sxtmin .ti0n made al H0nmlns Island
by Dr. Jenkins has shown nat TIE com-
piaint was not cholera. as was Il nrst
believed. but Instead Wls 4 n9n-ccnta-
rfYu. dfr.rhoo1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
Western Union Dividend.

NEW YORK, September l2-'Ghe di-
rectors of the Western Union Telegraph
Company have declared the regular quar-
terly dividend OF 1 ~ per cent, payable
October 18th. The net revenues for the
quarter will BE- about $4,000; surplus.
July lst. S007 ,633: net revenue for quar-
ter ending September 30th. 10000; divi-
dend / II pr cent, $lis2 OW, interest
and sinking fund, S2i3500; surplus. OciO.
ber lst. a. So l33. The increase In the
amount paid for dividends is due TO an
issue of $4,000 additional stock 20 pay
FOR the American rapid telegraph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
SHENANDOAH VALLEY FAIR.
Large Crowd. Good Racing, and Reunion
Of Blue and Gray.

WINCHESTER. VA. September p
(special )-The fair Of the Shenandoah
Valley Agricultural Society was attended
to-day by much larger crowd than IS
usual on the second day The buildings
Grand stand. and circles around the race
rack were throng,1. The races. both
trottlng and running, were notify con-
tested and added to the reputation OF the
society for good trials or speed.
The feature Of the day was \ reunion
~ the "Blue and Gray" which though
informal. attracted a large number OF
veterans.
Tomorrow will be the big day OF the
fair. The city is In gala attire. for the
celebration IN honor Of the completion OF
the water-works. and with good weather
the affair will eclipse anything or the
kind ever held in this part Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
Coming Italian Celebration.

The Italian colony here will celebrate
In appropriate manner the twenty-tourtf
anniversary OF the entry OF the italian
army into Rome. which will be Thursday
September 10Th. There Will be a picnic
a. Blandon Park under the auspices oil
the Italian Beneficial Society that day
and at night there will be a display ol
firsworks. music by the Christoforo Co
lomho Band. etc. The committee II
charge OF the entertainment consists ol
Major v. Donati tchairmanl. and Mes1s
]. Rocchiccieili, and Y. Gspcslla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
The Record.


CHICAGO. september l2.-Psteer o,clccx ASK
so" SO ,t s,i Erie road lor New York Bs'oae re
'ayas In m he called on Wi " c;mp9y ~ PAYS win 4,
ne Coiui,u'ii ui,n,.i.s and withdrew his No'oy
sgsi, fSrs1ih i}aI Psrs5n Davies drew sign ,,d OF
IST,'i' rSicf when the money w4s TAKEN d%TH ySTH
and and the dshi dscaTsfil @ rSil on II never ' was was
gag IA ~ of anything. Corbctt viii now nov.
'5e Injected cd to pay $50 ior for ebt De,,yys eyy
he ntend,d to pos9!Ponsi 95T nine ,hG months S from
u IL h4" snnn"se h win now meet jack
no"' NM York and isre another Ghai, a,
~ ,.,,.'i y" T., his face as he steps on the OO1'
- leave for home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
Rcicharlt-Crawford.

ROANOKE. VA. September 12-lSpe--
cial5-John +. Reichardt. chief clerk at
tho Roanoke Machinc-Shops. and MISS MIS-.
Sollla p Crawford were married at st.
Johns Episcopal church this morning at
II o'clock by Rev. ". II. Meade rector
Of the church. The grooms best man
was Dc Los Thomas, OF this CITY, ana
Miss NIcCOrkle. Of StauntOn. was maid or
honor. The bride and groom left on the
noon train on northern tour Of two
weeks or more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
rvvo New Counterfeits.

WASHINGTON, September l2-The Sc
cret- Service Division, OF the Treasury De De
Pan,anina two new counterfeit United
toune' t,.t,'s, notes-one s. natiOnal-bank note
ga the other n counterfeit $40 United
States silver certificate. ..
.,a.ion.i EsGk, of Cincinnati check let-
,~e ~ serisI OF isSa ana .s enicuiaird "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
BITTEN BY A SHARK.
A Sailors Hard struggle With One In
BurneI

NORFOLK, VA, September f2.-(SDe-
clal)-lAst night u seaman named MI
chael DAILY, while bathing in the Eliza
beth river abreast OF the stone dry-dock
at the navy-yard was attacked by a
shark. which seized him by his left leg.
He succeeded in freeing himself by
desperate struggling and kicking. and was
taken TO ships hospital on the United
States ship Atlanta. The shark had bit
ten a piece OF flesh OUT Of his thigh as
large as mans extended hand. The
wound looked as Il 1t hfd been produced
by contact with the .tdth OF saw in
ssvs:sA The Wan WAS taken " the United
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13

deceive those who do not give money
careful scrutiny. .,o, ~
The SO certificate Is OF the series o'
lSS;, check letter a. and IL poorly exc
cutcd nhoto etching Much OF the woru-
ing Is undeciphernble. and the face rs
blurred, while the shading around " une
40 that the counterfeit should be deteet-
ed at n glance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
THE LEADERS MEET TO-DAY.
Norfoik Must Win Twice in Petersburg to
Get fhc PeuDnnt

The remnant race is now between Nor
folk ana Petersburg with chances decic-
cdly in favor Of the latter Norfolk goes
10 Petersburg to-day. and must win tw.
out Of the three games TO come out ahead
with n margin of about - of n point.
Ia the event that this occurs there can
De no doubt that the Petersburg manage
ment Will raise the question Of counting
the game awarded tJ Petersburg by Il
score OF 70 q last Saturday on account
of the nou-aupcarance OF the Norfolk
team. 1t will lee remembered that at
the league meeting Saturday nieht it was
decided that this game should not be
counted unul after a fun investigation
Of the charges preferred 10y Manager
Sommers was had.
The closeness Of the contest is such as
to make It incumbent upon the league
uanaears TO settle the question Of count
ug tnis game before Satuo'ay, as in
event that Norfolk takes two Of the
three This game will decide to whom
the pcnuan; shall go.
Mr. Bradley said to a Dispatch reporter
vester lay that the meeting would proba-
lfv Doe held this week for the inycstgd-
ZION. lie Will ioin Messrs. S0mmcrs and
Harrison in Petersburg today, and 1t
Will then De decided when the inVesu-
CATION win be held.
II was intended By Manager Sommers
Z, play of postponed game in Rlch-
nonl this morning with Newport News
IIamuton. hut late last nlgdt secretary
W0olau received a TELEGRAM from MIN
Announcing that the game had been de-
rr,,.1 off Mr.. Woodan had previously
received u telegram from Manager llar-
,isou. If Petersburg, protesting against
the came being played, ami the inference
A. mar Mr.. Sommcrs's action in declaring
,ha gsne off was due TO u protest from
Mr.. Harrison ,n..,,
tn. Eiehmonds have returned from
,-.rc lE and will finish the week mere
,..,.b %aurort News -HamD-on. The game
.bi. afternoon will be called at O'CLOCK
\ Tie Game at suffolk.
SUFFOLK. VA, $ ptember ,L5,,,'i'lr- lIL,S9il'-
ci,l THE All Americas. oi Bal'lIl"i :
arI d.. Suffo.ks played the iast s5.Il ~. ~.
their series this afternoon. zen I"l'iiN
,r.r.. rlaVed. when the game Was C'uieu
-, account OF darkness, the Scor@ DrihS
, ti~lg 10 .. Each club had already WON
Il game
=. c,1,a,anS. V't' RI Z
cleveland ........Il o 3 % - Is
batteries: Sullivan, Young, ana H'iliiic'
Ucds5u. StiVetts and Camel p,
c-1ctrnati" .'......1 OOOO100 o
I,ltimorr ........3O122 oo 30 y
I3tltrics: Dwyer and Merritt; Gleason
ana Robinson II L,
At IIttsbuIe: oono. II
,y,sn,rrfop .......0020l l0$ o. . 10
Iiattrrieg. Cumbert and Sugden' Haddocf
and Mcclure. p, 7,
AZ Louisville: ooo,
Louisville .........O o q o. V01 {
'Ii:a.tt,r,.s: Kncu and Grim; Carsey ah'
Buckley. - II I,
~ Chicago: o,ooo ~
br0oklyn ..........i u = - etoir
s,ttcries: McG!u and SchrlVer' "tcii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13

YOUR idle money In paid-up stock OF tho
tinted Banking and building Company.
Il costs you only 81 pr share, On which
n cash dividend u per cent per annum
Il paid and at maturity you can draw 800
yer share. For further information apply
~ the Office OF the company. 81 east Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
Cyclone nj Memphis.

MEMPHIS. tenn. ,ss sepIs%,GSer p6aI,S end "a q
cyclone swept over o'dsv va IN" Whieh badly
Menphi5i l,i'ipaa5 he ~ louisville and Nashville
obsnastG 1bnna tore ~" 1p dozens Of residences turn
pc peo5 Ralph Gu, wsy ssye1a n'fa are Mrmft SepoTt
e. &C.. l. 40 Is S.r aa oiseoSerea IS ssa-"n. =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
Senator Ransom Speaks.

ASHEVILI.E. n. G.. September IL
(Speclal)-A large audlence. Including
many ladies. listened With close atten-
tiOn and evident pleasure % Senator
Ransom's speech to-day In the Opera
House. Its delivery occupied about two
heard On every ham. TIE speakeg VA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
Excellent Board.

The very best board can be obtaineP
AZ the Misses Wrghrs, No. .S eais
Franklin street. They are we1i-khO"h
Richmond. ladies, and one desiring DoSt'
would do we'll to give them Il call
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
Musicians of Richmond.

Teachers and artists ana lovers OF
music are invited 10 examine those won
derful Grand PlInosN> at hume-slnor
company. 80 Broad street. The hnest
and largest stock Of high-grade pianos
ever In Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
nr n,i,lnir. rndr sIow-y slnkIng.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA, September p
lSntciaIl THE condition Of tho Rev. Dr.
Ninneecrode remains unchanged. while
he is in no immediate danger. he IS
slowly sinking, and his death IS only
question Of time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
sROANOkE.
SCORE by INNINGS.
IL 4567S Q

summary. tafneH rNNN- Eoan0N', y
Iynchburg. 0. Two-bagger MClloverter.
struck out-By Moran. IS. by Boyd, ..
VIVA pitches-Mo<an. , Bases on balls-
Morgan. Webster, and McCloskey. Hit
10y pitched hall-Niolct. Passed ball
panice. Left on bases Roanoke. .;
Lynchhurg. Z. Umpire. Anderson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13

cialD-Mlss Brccknri1ge, Of Lexington,
Kv.. a daughter o. Hon. w. C. =. Breck.
lnridge has just ben made a member or
ne Faculty OF the Staunton Female Semi
nary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
TURF EVENTS NOTABLE.
a Tair-sized Crowd and Deiigh"ui
weather Mt Gravcscnd.

NEW YORK, September l2.-To-days s
card. although one Of the tamest OF the
session. attracted a fair-sized crowd 10
the Gravcsend track this afternoon Inc
weather was cool and delightful.
First race-nve furlongs-Antipode "
Griffith. evcnb won. DungannOn secoHu'
Lou Foster third. TIM, lW. c,c
second race-one mile-peac Ph smaEer snea2d Rei
Taral, 10 - won, Live oak secohu' 'e'
skin third. Time. l:B. ,o
Third race-the Bayshore Stakes. one
and one-sixteenth miles -fatflcldh ~
Rem. 70 y won. Candeiaofd se0o''O'
Faraday third Time, i:S ,.
Fourth race-fye and a half furlo,rrsso-
Cromwell dDg. Reiff. to u won, True
penny second Owlet third. Tine, 'V'; ,oo
Fifth race one mile.Lady Mlo'es escond md
Flora Thornton third. Time. ;i2 II.
sixth race-fve and a half furlongs-
Second Attempt CO... Griffin, to y Won: %
Sir Dixon. Jr. second, Jack the Jew
third. Time. l:09.
GRAND CIRCUIT
PHILADELPHIA. September 12.-Grlhu
clHfGii ainl rGsS MeirdPols 'D stakes, s2oofor 22'
trotters-William Hops. BaltimoTep' %, u.
T.. ]. VI. D.. by Favorite Wilkes dain ~
Joe Downing 0oldrnl, l, !, l. h99P'95
Little Ethan, Tom Medium. Bon AMI
IA class. pacing-purse $l0po-J G.
Collins. Plttsburg, b. m. Raven, by Al AZ
cantara, Rachel. by Allie, West iColiIiIii5,. aIi .
l., =, The Dude II J. Rockwell
time. ;2iii., 212, 213, 21gi, 2l2,.: o,..oor
Girard House Stakes. Si.c"9-fo3rr SAyear- year
old trotters, eligible to the 2@ class
Chicago b. 8. Limonero by Il.uiIaO'5 l.
Iuluefr. by Electioneer utayb0lD' 2, -
- 1:,IIilda S, ]. (. !, ?. .: william ~
r 3. /. 4. dis Time, 2Isli. 2.ZV.s' z.--'
2:2rz. 2:23H.
THE ST. LEGER
LONDON. September 12-At Doncaste'
today the -. Leger Stakes ~ - -oN
elFrs each for 2-vear-olds, over the -
Ieger course. about one mile SIX iet
longs and l22 Yards. was won by III
F. Johnstones Throstle, by three quar- ali
ters Of length, Ladas. owned pE ~ ~
the property OF Sir f. Johnstone' thtu
Time, BIZ Is.