davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-01
COLORADO rbtuer
b~etntnelmnDt
Alentbalben 8aHersnOtb nnO lleber=
l6Wemmu1lg nit SerOerbem rnb
3eritOrrutg int GefOlge.
pom perfonen oboa6los
9eworoen,
limo ser DerInit an Gieenthum 9an3 unbe=
rehenbar.
GOtOrabO Sprin9S, Sol, /

COLORADO Sprtn9s, Sol,
l. SUM.
Die G6tcagp unb Clear GreefS babeu it6
in brauienbe StrOme %perpan6elt. Selez
grap6enpfoiten unb 8Gume tperben fortgez
~rtiien, u1b Gigent6um I'M @ert6e bon tauz
fen6en BON Dollars lit 3erlt0rt wor6en.
8iele @ruben iteben unter @aiier un6
TltnnelS itnb ein9eitiirst. Die Sitter uno
Baiiagier3iige iinO I'M pieIe StunOen perz
ipGtet.
QoDeIanb, Gol.j L. Stunt.
Ser Sig G6ompion lit iber feline 1fer
8etreten unb Bic gan3e @e8enb itebt urter
Baiier. Sett Oern Sabre 1876 Bat cine
oerartige 1eberibpemmung bier ni6t itattz
gefunoen.
Colombo, Gitb, @oI.
1. Stunt.
Die Quele Qut 8ontlle 1T ausgetreten.
9as @o6nbaus bon Sobn 6~errington lit
in Ben SluB ~geitiir8t unb tpurOe iOfOrt bon
bemieIben tue9gertfien.
so al tDu, Gol., /. Stunt.
Die @el4Gtte iiab tbatiGbtic6 gum Sttuz
itan6 gebra6t un6 bunberte bon 8eriOnen
bei6Gfttgen itb nit Der 3tettung i6reS
@igentbumeS. Der Strom aus MiutamS
Cannon bat ben Wtineral 0ater 8art iiber@
i1tpemmt uno IdBt ouf benz @rale eiite
tiefe &tesla9e 5uriif. Our 9erDItung BON
S%tauungen lit bieL 9pnamtt perbrau9t
morben. Ser Sen StraBen, 9arfS un6
6em 8ribatei9entbum 3ugefii9te Scbaben
lGBt fib ieBt nod ntbt abi6Gben. 0as
8aiier itetgt INNER nOb.
BOULDER @ol, l. Stunt.
9urb 6as QeuStreten bes Boulder Street,
1inb bic &06renfabrit, flint 6Guier, Die
@iicnbabn9eletie unO ldmmtGicbe itGbtti6e
unb carbohydrates tpeg9eriiien ipproen.
Die Suniets 3tpeigbabn Der @olf>8abn,
unb beS Mountainz8ab itnb D%ouitGnbi9
3erit0rt tporben.
Die Srti6aften grtSman un6 Solina,
9u9er BON @rubeharbeitern in 8ouLoer
Cannon, Die eritere iebs, unb Sic lcBtere
neln WfetLelt bon Boulder, itnb pom @rbz
booen perl6wunben. Die 3o6L Der 8ez
tpobner betrug ettpG 200, uno bte1e itnb
jeBt pbba6los. per @eiammtoerluit in
uub UNI Boulder ptrb auf $780, 900 Derz
ani6la9t. Set Dem WfittpOb bis 6eute
bat 8oulber tpe6er nit 0enper nod nit
etnem anoeren YlaBe 8erbinbung gebabt,
ba Die 9rGbte beruntergerilien unb Die
Wege 1tcbt 81 pa1itren tuaren.
Die gan3en Saaten tt Dem ct. 8rot1>
SbaIe, elmer Ser reicbiten @etreibege9eno
DeS Staates, ftnD bur6 Die lteberihmem>
mung 5erft0rt Dorben. Ser S6aren lit
Elm lebr be0elten0er.
, 1894-06-01
100000
3uiammen aIip $780, 72.2 6

On @ trtbSIicen3en murben
tuGbren6 6eS MOnat Mtai i'll @an3en 5017
bur6 8e3ablEng beg 2icen3gebiibr fir Bic
erite am l. Wtal b%egonnete erite 2icenSz
perio6c erneuert. Der 8etrog Der 9icen3z
8ebibren bafiir lit in ben o6igen 8etrag
ein8ei3GOiien.
9tus Dem MonatS6eri6t 6eS 8nfierz
iupcrintenbenten erieben mir, baB bic Sim
nabrten 0es SO a eramte5 I'M Ofai
1894 1896, 1889, gegen sos, 528.O2 inn
Wfai 1893 betrugen. Sn bieiem Sabr lit
alio cine Mtebreinna6me bon $87, 205.57
a1 perset6nen. llm 9eitri9en Gage alein
tpurben in Der office 81, 805.41 ciuge5
nOmmen, Ober $21,925.51 mebr ais UNI 81.
Mai 1893.
, 1894-06-01
Die uu9ariTdJe gatniltertrifis.
Graf urn=PeroerparY, 8onus Don
Rrodtten
hit ser 11eubiIoun9 zines miniieriums
betraut.
SO / e II, 1. SUM.

Is e II, I. SUTlI-
9r. @eterGe, tpeldber geltern ben &aiier
Sran5 Soiepb eriubte, ietnen Gitdtrttt bon
benz Soften bes un9arii6en Mttniters
prGitoenten gu %9enebmi9en, bate beute cine
Idngere 8eratbung nit benz 8GnuS BON
&roatien, @rof &burn@6 cberoalp Sc Sober
bar, weIben Der &aiier eisens bate na6
@tep tOmmen Ioiien. Der 8anuS bate
bierauf etne 9tubten5 BEL Dem 8ailer, unb
2eBterer entibteb it9 no6 i'm 2aufc bes
GOrmittagS 6afiir, BEN 6IiGtritt 0es ge7
lammten WtiniiteriumS 8eterle gu 9encbz
migen un6 ben @rafen 6eroerbarO nit Der
Ncu6ilbung zines &abinetS gu beauftragen.
, 1894-06-01
Oiehn1drft.

$500 Stitd @inOOie6, $1,000 S5peine
unb 5000 S6afe biIOeten Die 3ufubr.
&tnbDteb, bette gtatipes Stiere 4.15(@
AGO, MtitteIiOrte 3.85@4.0O, i6Ie9te $50
@3.80.
S9weine, O~urcbetnanOer 4,6O@4.75
i6tpere ~4.8O(a4,85, Ieibte 4.70@4.75;
4retie I'm 5 Sent nie6riger.
S6Gfe, bette 4.25@4,50; bette QGmz
mer 4.7595.00.
, 1894-06-01
Der erite 8etro9 Ser Kouffumme fir
oen Gherofee sStretfen
miro in eini9en Goeen sur ~2us3aRIune oes
lan9en.
Sobleqna6, s. e, l. SUM

SDoBmetiter Starr traf geitern nit BET
Summe BON $163, 900 babier Elm, UNI Die
erite Qln3ablun8 fir Ben nm Sen 8ez
tra8 bon iecbS MtIionen Dollars an Die
8un6eSre9ierun9 Derfauften Gberofeez
Streifen 3u macben. 0tit Der Q~tuS3ablnnQ
Der Su1nme an Sic Gberofee@ Snbtaner pirb
am Il, D. SO. an a9t peribiebenen Srten
gleib5eitig begonnen tperben. SIS BAT iid
bier iebr oiel @eItnbel angeiammelt, un0
man fam borauf rebnen, baB manber
Gberofele nm ieinen QLntbeil an Ser Ser
faufSiumme beraubt tper6en mtr6. On
Wtorbtbaten biirfte eS bel Ser @elegenbeit
aub nic4t feblen.
, 1894-06-01
Gon9re6er0ffnun9.
mor9en tritt Ger 6iIeniide Gonore6 3ufom=
men uno oem Gret9niB miro NIT GROCER
Qufreeun9 ent9e9en9efehen.
sc e 10 g l Stunt.

Gon 8aGparoiio tpirb Sem D6eral6"
6oIgenoeS 9emeioet:
Mor9cn finbct bic Gr0ffnung bes Gone
9reiieS itott un6 sic 8epolfrun9 beftnbet
iih besbalb IN GROCER Nufreguna. Ser
Q(bmiraL 2atorre lit beute NIT Sennor
Suits 8arra DOS @Speno5a bier angetom>
men unb BON ietneu Q%lnbdngern oltf bas
@Grmite e~mpfangen tporben. Qlm Qlbenb
fano 5u @bren beriel6en cine G0eaterz
poriteuung un6 Elm Teitma6L fiat, an mel
chem %tDejt8unebmen Die 8irger ieOO5 BON
Der Yreiie g~etDarnt tpur6en.
, 1894-06-01
Fiir 6uu6ebeiiber.

Ser Wfapor bat 6eutc 8Ormittag cine
g roflamation e%rlaiien, in pelber ct am
tiinotgt, baB in Der 3eit pom l. SUM bis
gum Is. September fem 6unb obne Otaulz
for6 urb obue Steuer1narfe auf Der StraBe
umberlaufeu 6iirfe. Ollie 6unee, Sic nicbt
Dori4riftSmdBig ausgerilitet iinO, Oe%rfaIen
benz 0unoefGnger.
, 1894-06-01
Gin on9ebIider oeutfder 2tnordtit
uno SalfdminSer
Jn Sonoon ~perhaftet.


Sin 0eutitber, 6er itb 6iG8braI nennt,
tpurbe beute in Gbeliea per6aftet, neil er
in Dem &erOacbte Der 6alicbmilnSerei itebt.
Wtan mill IN ietner 8obnun9 ale BET Der
6eriteuung BON @elOitliden benOtbi8ten
2lpparate un6 @erf3eu8e, auBerbem aber
o&cb S6rtftitiide Dor9efln6en baben, bic
Darlbun, OaB ct elmer anarcbiitiiden Ser
lbtpDrungS9eIeui6aft angeDOrt.
, 1894-06-01
Rei6e KupferIa9er ertoedt.
Don J1oianern fbeinen oiefeIben fdon Iatoe
befanrt eeweieu gu fein.
@beboDgan, Wei6., 1. SUM-.

y D " " "@FF~JJ II OF"F'
SSn Der leBten Q8ocbe ipur6e in Dem
Bette beS SluIies &Gtnep, breiBi9 Wteilen
iiiblib bon bier, Elm 400 9funb ibrpereS
Stiif retnen &upfers ~gefunOen, uno aub
in Ben Selien in Ser Ntd6e purbe reibbale
ti9eS &upferer5 entoedt. Die Snbianer
6otten INNER iDon ~be6auptet, boB iene
@e8enb &upfer, @iien unO &o6len entz
9alte.
, 1894-06-01
1900 oeutide KoIontiten aus Beii=
arabien
mOIen fi9 in Californian nieoerloTen.
g an GranctScn. 1 SIR

Der SAT" bebouptet, DAB Elm bi86eriqer
rnmdnt19er llntertban, gtamen8 @. s.
8letn, nit ben 8ertDalteru 6eS MitdbeQ'z
lcben y}a9Laiies in llnterbanblungen fte6e
9tnltcbtltb beS Q(nfaufcs bon 200, 600
AcreS duBerit frltc6t6aren GaubeS in Mcrceb
Sount9. Benn Der 8erfauf gu Stan6e
tonmt tperben iib itber $4,000 beuticbe
8Olontlten aug 8eii0rabien in iencm
@ountD nteDerlaiien. 9ieielben fin6 nit
Der ruiiti3en 6erricbaft, ser ite felt 8ez
enOt9nn9 oeS ruiItf9etiirtii6en Srieges
unterltellt ltno, bOcbit un5ufrteben uno be-
Gbitcbtt9en, iib III Qtmerifa cine neue SET
matb 5u gritnoen.
, 1894-06-01
Cine fletne 8al99efhwulit
2lus DER manee oes Kaiiers miIheIm ents
fernt.


ProfeIior 8ergmann, -2eutbolO nno
Sblonge Daben beute &ormittag aus Der
Itnfe1 Nange beS &aiiers cine fleinc 8al97
gei9Dulit entfernt. Die OperattOn nabm
nur eintge 2tugenblifc in Nniprlb unO
faRb obne Nnpen6uug bon 8~etGu6ungSs
mitteln ltott.
, 1894-06-01
Std6ttfbe Gtnndbmen.

Die @innabmen Der itdbttI3en GoQefz
tOrszOffice fir ben Mtonat Ntai ite4cn iib
tute fol9t;
2tn 2icensen aQer Qtrt .$776, 943.4
Qln Spe3ialiteuern 24,553.57
Sir 8auerlaubniBibeine,... 3,975.2O
On @ebit6ren fir Sabritubl7
Snipettion ............. 100000
, 1894-06-01
5wei inoiantfde 11l0r6er per-
urtbetlt.
g arts, Tera!

Die G6octatpz Sn6ianer Gep6us gGrigbt
uu6 Sbompion Babe Durben belte i'm
8un6eS9eri6t Der @rmOrOung ibres3a1ienz
ocnoiien Utite Yeter i9ul0ig befunDen un6
Nlm Sooe perurt9etlt.
, 1894-06-01

Superintendent GOOf bonn Setper7
9epartement bat Die Orbre m Die SorIeute
bel BEN Nrbeiten 6eS Departments erlal7
len, tGgli6 ibm ilber Die 3obl Der BON tD>
nen beibGftigten 9trbeiter 8eri9t gu er7
%itatten.
, 1894-06-01
Die ofiatifde Seude.
Die GboIera oneebIi4 in Stettin, uno in
Oberi6Ieiten ausoebrodlen.
g8 Il, l. Sun.


Der @eneralar3t Q8Dman bonn Ofartnes
6o1pitolOienit, bat beute bon Or. Sairfar
Srtptn, Dem @eiunbbeitsinipettor in Der
lin, tele8rapbiicb Die 9tacbrt9t erbalten,
baB in Obcricbleiicn unb in Stettin Die
Gbolera ausgebrodbsn lit, Sn 8Olge Oeiz
fen bat Or. Srmin ben 8efebl erbalten,
it9 no9 Stetttn 3u be9cben nm Die Sabe
an Srt un6 Stele gu unterilcben. Stetz
tin lit Elm picbtt9er Otieebafen, nnb mach
6amburg unb 8remen Der beoeutenolte
NuSfubrDofen in 9~eutiblano.
ct. 8eterSburg, 1. Stunt.
Die &aiierIibe &egierung gicbt b%efannt,
6aS in ben 6ineiiicbcn 8rouin5en 8lod
uno 9tabOm bic Gbolera Derridt. pile
aus @9tna o6er Sapor in ben rulitl6en
6dfen nm Stiuen 03ean ODER am S1tpar>
gen O{eere eintreienben S9tfie perOen uns
ter Quarantine 9citeut,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
LONG. AND sHoRT-HAuL CLAUSE.
Decision OF the Interstate Commission In
the Behlmer Case.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-The Inter-
state Commerce Commission to-day, In
an opinion by Commissioner Yeomans, an
nounced its decision In the case OF II.
w. Behlmer against the Memphis and
Charleston, East Tennessee. and Georgia,
and South Carolina roads. These carriers
charge cents per 100 more for the trans
portation OF hay from Memphis to sum-
merville. $. c.. than they do for carry
ing that commodity from Memphis over
the same connecting line to Charleston,
q miles east OF Summerville. The com
plant alleges this TO be In violation OF
the long and short-haul clause. The car
riars set up the competition of various
markets for carrying hay between Mem
phis and Charleston. The commission
holds that these considerations do not
Justify carriers in departing from the
long-and-short-haul rule. in the absence
OF an order of relief issued by the COM
mission. under the proyiso clause OF the
fourth section, and reaffirms its construc-
tion of the ong-and-short-haul provision,
as laid down In the Social Circle (Georgia)
case. and 10y the Court Of Appeals at
New Orleans in its decree in favor OF the
commission in the Social Circle cases. The
carriers are ordered TO cease and desist
from making the higher charge for the
shorter distance TO 9 4nmeryille. without
prejudice to their right to apply for
relieving order under the fourth section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29

The following tribute Of respect and
appreciation for Mr. Byrd Warwick was
adopted by the Board Of Directors OF the
First National Bank at its last meeting:
Whereas in the solemn dispensation OF
Providence our friend and fellow-director,
Mr.. Byrd Warwick has been removed
from our circle by sudden death, we deem
II proper TO place on record tribute to
his manliness and integrity OF character.
Mr. Warwick was born and lived in
our city all OF his life. and his rectitude
and ability had placed him at the head
Of several important business enterprises.
His character was well rounded, but
especially strong in his appreciation OF
all obligations resting upon him as a
Virginia gentleman. Even before lie con-
nected himself with the Church. he had
lived life OF duty TO his family and TO
his fellow-men. What more can be said?
To some of us he was a warm personal
friend. We knew him when as a youth
reduced from affiuence by the result OF
war he did not quail, but with true
courage faced the situation and never
even then, when most tried, did he enter
into any obligation that he did not meet
in full. He was a good son, a loving
husband, a devoted father, and a model
citizen therefore, be II
Resolved, That in the death OF Mr. Byrd
Warwick this board has lost an eff
cient and earnest member and the
bank an influential friend that ever
sought 10 further its interest; that we
convey to the family of our departed
friend an expression Of our deep sympa-
thy in their afiliction, and that a copy
of this resolution he spread upon our
minute book and published in the daily
papers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
Excursion to West Point. JuIv 4tb.

The Richmond and Danville railroad
will operate an excursion from Richmond
to West Point and return July tn.
Round-trip fare. 75 cents. The pavilion
and grounds around the Hotel Terminal
have been engaged; also one OF Rich
mond's best orchestras, and bathing.
boating. fishing. Grabbing. and dancing
will be among the many attractions.
The train will leave Richmond at $50
A. NJ, and arrive at Richmond returning
about Tbs =. NJ.
For the benefit OF such excursionists
as care TO go the steamer Elm City pro-
poses to run an excursion from West
Point TO Yorktown and return, leaving
West Point after the arrival Of the train
from Richmond and returning before
same leaves West Point in the after
noon. The round-trip fare for this trip
will be 60 cents.
Apply at Passenger Office, go east Main
street, for further information.
JOHN NJ. BEALL.
Travelling Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
EIGHT MEN BADLY INJURED.
A Building Blown Down In Greenviiie by
"A Tornado-One Man May Die.

GREENVILLE, n. c., June 2s.-(Spe-
cial)-This evening about o'clock the
five-story prize-house OF Messrs. Hooker
& Bernard, now in course OF construction.
was blown down by gust OF wind and
rain resembling a tornado. IL came from
the east in a funnel shape about 20 feet
In circumference. The building was 80
feet high, was completed TO the fourth
story. was weather-boarded. and the
flooring laid, but the roof was not on.
There were eighteen men at work at the
time. and eight were injured, as follows:
Erwin Joyner, two bruises on the head
and body bruised.
John Spell, rib fractured, bruised on
the head, back and body.
Nelson Hopkins. right shoulder disio-
Gated, head and mouth cut, and bruised.
Stanley Hopkins, right shoulder dislo-
Gated. foot crushed, and face cut.
Nixon Reed. badly bruised and cut on
arm and face.
Peter Wilson. base OF skull fractured.
and will probably die.
Isaac MCGOWAN. contusionAof face and
chest; dangerously hurt.
Frank Speight, badly bruised on arm
and side.
All of the men are colored except the
latter. Some OF the men were on top OF
the building. and fell from 10 to 20 feet.
The building Is total wreck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
THE RICHMOND CONTINGENT.
A Crowd Went Over Hoping to See the
Crows Win.

Fully 25O cranks of the most pro-
nounced type and rooters went over to
the Cockade City on the o'clock train
yesterday. and, occupying seats on the
bleacheries, hooted and rooted and cawed
and crowed for Tim Vests black-suited
fellows. They were in excellent humor
when they arrived. and rooted bolster
ously and beautifully for the Richnonders
until the Farmers forged ahead. Then
tney kept silent.
The Petersburgers. who had hltherto
said nothing then got in their work.
With cow-bells, tin horns, and mouths
they made the wekin ring, and demon
strated their ability to equal their Vlsitors
in baseball roofing.
The crowd OF Ricbmonders returned 10
this city shortly before o'clock last hlght
a disappointed aggregation OF sorrowtui
humanity. They said nothing about the
defeat but wait until Saturday, ana IL
IS safe TO predict that If the cranks ana
rooters from the little city on the Apo
mattox visit Richmond, they VIII be gwen
AN exhibition OF roofing that Will make
their hair stand on end.
BROOKE WILL NOT PLAY.
Rrooke. the celebrated full-back from
the University, who was expected to pltch
for Richmond, and who played a snort
while in right field for the crows III
Tuesdays game, will not sign witn the
team. He himself has said 1t. lie ciaiiiS
that II was never his purpose 10 play WIN
the Richmonds, and only came 10 hicn-
mond on a visit to friends. Upon MS ai
rival. however. he was met at the uepo'
by Mr.. Woodall, who Afterwards loiu
Dispatch man that the f9'insS :, ''l I-
would certainly play Win hlenilioi'u. 80
Droot,e's name was on the score-cards at
petersburg Yesterday as pitcher. but ne
d,d not show up. He will return North
this week. and in August viii go IN trdiii-
ing for the November football games
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
STARS DEFEAT THE OLYMPICS.
The Game Quite Interesting and Cbarac-
terized by Heavy Hitting.

The Game Quite Interesting and Cbarac-
terized by Heavy Hitting.
An interesting game Of ball was played
at West-End Park yesterday afternoon
between the Olympics and Stars, resulting
in a victory for the Twinklers by a score
OF 16 10 ). The Stars took the lead from
the start, and successfully maintained II
until the finish.
Edwards twirled for the Olympics in
the first portion Of the game, but being
batted too heavily by the Stars, was
removed, and Powers was substituted for
him. Withers occupied the box for the
Twinklers, and succeeded in holding his
opponents down 10 five hits, and giving
only four men their base on balls. Ten
of those who stood before him were re.
tired on strikes.
Heavy batting was the feature OF the
game. Richardson, for the Stars, and
Powers, for the Olympics, made home
runs, and Richardson, Holland, and Law
ton hit safe for three bags.
The game lasted two hours, and was
umpired by Mr.. Flem Phillips. The score
by innings Is as follows:
1234567S9-R. II. T..
Stars .............. 40S0107 LIS Is 5
Olympics ........ 0 00002-5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
" cARoLINA-DAY" IN CHARLESTON.
Confederate Memorial Unveiled by the
Washington Light Infantry.

CHARLESTON, s. c., June 2s.-"Caro>
lina-Day" is generally celebrated by the
military OF Charleston. To-day 1t was
made the occasion for the Washington
Light Infantry to unveil the bronze tab
let's of the monument erected to the Con-
federate soldiers Of that command. The
Grafton Of the occasion was delivered by
Rev. Or. \. Toomer Porter
The Palmetto Guards saluted Jasper
monument. which stands within sight Of
the famous Moultrle. The Irish Nolun-
tecrs, Moultrie Guards, and other compa-
nies gave suppers and dances. National
flags were displayed from all public build
ines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
Fourth of July Rates Via G. & O.-Fire-
works at Old Point.

The Chesapeake and Ohio announce low
rates for Fourth-of-July excursions TO
and from all stations; tickets on sale July
2d. Sd, and ith. good for return until July
7th inclusive. Rates TO Old Point s.; Nor
folk, $3.50; Virginia Beach, 81. and Lynch
burg, s.. The Chesapeake and Ohio also
announce a special train to Old Point
leaving Richmond A. NJ. July 4th, re-
turning leave Old Point 1880 p. NJ, after
display of fireworks. On this train 50
will be charged for the round trip. The
Hygeia Hotel people at Old Point an
nounce a grand display Of fireworks on
the night OF July 4th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
Tiddle-de-wlnks.

This Is the name OF an amusing little
Booklet. which seems TO be everywhere
In the city. II ID put out by the Brown
Chemical Company, Baltirore. Md. the
manufacturers OF Browns Iron Bitters,
and any one who has not received copy
should ask his druggist for one. as IL
contains lots OF fun for the children.
Everybody should get Tiddlesde-w winks.
which is given away free. II the drug
gist has distributed all he had. send q
two-ccnt stamp to the Brown Chemical
Company and II will be mailed freA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
GREEN MOUNTAIN DEMOCRATS.
Their State Convention-NomiDa for
the Various Onioes.

BURLINGTON, VT, June 2S-The
Democratic State Convention was called
TO order in this city to-day by r. J. Boyn-
ton, of Montpelier chairman of the
State Committee, who made brief ad-
dress. l.. J. Farrell, Of Newport. was
made chairman and spoke at length.
These nominations were made by accla-
nation Governor, G. w. Smith, of Hart
ford: Northumberland T.. y. Bullard
of Swanton; Secretary Of State, J. w
Gordon, of Barre; Treasurer, Charles
Clark, Of Rutland; Auditor. Il. Il. Sargent
Of ST. Johnsbury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
KICKING AGAINST THE UMPIRE.
The Hill-CIimbers Defeated by the Big
Lickers by O Score of IL to 4.

LYNCHBURG, VA, June 2s.-tSpeciai.)
Roanoke batters could hit the ball and
bunch their hits to-day, and Lynchburg
batters could not. This was perhaps a
sufficient reason for Roanoke TO win the
game. but as IL 1t was not enough, the home
team had to contend against the rottenest
umpiring ever seen here In the matter
of calling balls and strikes the Lynch
burgers were roasted alive by MIR. Mace.
and on close decisions they always got
left. One rank decision excited the in
dignation Of the crowd 10 such an extent
that IL looked for a time as though the
umpire would be put off the ground
bodily. A score OF men started towards
the diamond but cool judgment prevailed.
and the game went on. The game was
won by Roanoke by a score OF II IL 5.
Following is the score:
DnANnr.I-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
TIRED OF LIVING.
So lie Killed and Even Tried TO Bury
Himself

CHARLESTON. S. O.. June 2s.-Henry
Hackerman, young white man, com
mltted suicide five miles from here to-day.
lie tied a bar OF iron afJGnd his waist
and went out into the river, where be shot
himself il was his evident intention TO
have fallen into the river after shooting
himself. He left the following note on
the table in his room; "Dear Mother and
Father.-I am tired Of living and so l
will make an end of my life. | mean
to die and bury myself. II is useless to
try and find my body, for you will never
find II. This Is about all ! have 10 say.
Your true and beloved son. j. ii. Hacker
man"