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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-10

- Ser 9erliner rSDrlen Courier"
erflQrt, oaB Die NlnrinebebDroen in aler
&ile cine Mn5abl &reuserlAiffe ausriilie=
ten, um Iie 10 balo ais m6elitt nob So=
moo l6iden gu f0nnen.
- Guoolpb SerSos, Der Gbef bes
ueltbefunnten Serliner &ouf5aules in
Der Yreiten StraBe, lit plDtlib in
&arlsbao am oirnihlos geltorben. Ser
lelbe bat cine 9liter BON 70 Sabren er=
reift.
Sn Bern erreidte Der YroseB se=
gen Sic II 0tanner, tpesen elneriIis ouf
frieolid9e slrbeiter lebten @inter lein
Gnbe. gia9 smeitasiger Seratbuns eo=
ben Die @elbworenen ibren Mobrlpruh
ob. 9te meiiten Der Nnsetla9ten wur=
ben fir ldulois beFu,noen. Ser &u1le
@oIllieif pel6er als Sibrer Der 8anoe
gait, wurce l6uloig befunoen, einen
@ufrubr anseitiftet gu boben. 9os llr=
tbeil lit nod ni6t sefdllt.
- Die n5dsli6e Gunol6ou", oas
Berllner Organ fir Ni6tpplitifer,"
5tebt otelen Sreis Der ,Ni1tpolitifer"
tmmer enger. sic perlintt iuner mebr
in 9lntilemitismus. go bat Iie eins
8rieFtaltennotiS sebru6t, peIae beiaete.
ooB es ein Sanmer uno sins S6onoe
>pdre, ,uenn Der vSuoe" Goienltod that
la6liA in Nfiiblbaulsn Siirsermeiiter
miirbe, Siele giotis lit aber ieIblt Dem
Seraus9eber Der n&unoI Ibau", Ostor b.
Gutenberg, liber bic Sutlhnur eeqon=
gen, uno Ell bat ben 9rieffaiten Ieoof=
teur Sr. Etil. 6riebri6 2onec in 80
Mart Straf fe senommen.
- Dor Dem Observation-Disclosures
zines slblwarot unb Der pon oielem be-
liebten Werlenmounss1udt idnst es
na9geraoe aud Der v&1eu,,eitunq"
ban9e gu tueroen on. Sic m0dte bic
uniuuberen Setter, tuel6e lie bod nit
serufen bat, germ los,peroen. go er=
tlart lle. oab bic &esieruns bic YHi9t
babe, S@ritte gu tbun, um Nblparbt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-10
2lus Ghind.

9iew Yort, s, Nlai .-9lus Sbanooi
miro unter Dem 9otum ppm ii. 9lpril
beri@tet: Cine lielise 3eitung erbielt
aus @'ian 5u, SbanIi Elm 3eleqram,
mel6es ldgt oob Smei Tron;0li'tc G(iiiio-
mare holelblt pon Den 0inelilAen Be-
bDroen in's GjeIonsniB gemorIen uno
'brefll6 mibbnnbelt pOroen leien.
Die 9}o6ri6ten iino iebr uMgenou, ooh
Ioll bolelbIt nod peittren Wtitt9eilun-
gen Gin gufrubr itottgefunoen 6aben,
bel meI6em oos N}ilIions6on5 einge-
rten uno in Srono 9eltedt uno oie
&onoertiten Dertrieben wurhen, mGbreno
man Die Yrieiter in einen ountlen,
lbmuslgen Rerter mari. Ser fran30=
ln6c Generol=Gonlul 9ibt iit) oQe W}ibe.
I'M 6uperlQlli9e 9Iohrid)ten III erGolten,
bod 1T oos aus eirer ioitben GntIer=
nnn9 obne heoeutenocn Ge3u9 Ibluie=
RIG.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-10
Nnti. Semiten. krdpaIIe.

Serlin, s. 9l}ai. - Sn @rajewo,
Null1>9 =Yolen, boben ernIlli6e &roluoQe
1tatt9efunoen. Cine Naiabl Nrbeiter
woren nit mebreren 9Suoen in Streit
9erot9en uno Die 6olge mar. boB bolo
horauI bas SuoenOiertcl Der 5taot an=
gesrinen nno tbeilDelle ousgepliinoert
muroe. 9ie berbeigerufenen Sruppen
9rilfea nit blonfen 98aIien an, ober crit
nad 'ebr beTtlgem aompi 9elon9ses, Die
&romollilten gu Rooren su treiben.
Sler Der 9lrbeiter >oaren in Dem Sample
9ctoOtet unO mebr pie bunoert Derwun=
oct Dor0en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-10
Gin OoppeIperbrehen.

u nL s. Wtai. - Gin Soppeloer=
bre9en II Der Authorization 8eielli6oft
Eom's fano 9eltern 9lbeno in Der @ob=
nurg etnes bod9elteuten Gesierunes=
beamten ltott. Gin iuneer Mann,
Namens WenSL elmer Der pornebmlten
Samllien &oms ansel0renb, fam ge=
tern slbeno nad Dem Balait bes Sie=
nor Slberatl, nit belien So6ter ct per=
lobt mar. a!s Die junse Dame i'm
be9rilBen wollte, Sos @en3i ieinen BE-
ooIoer uno erIhnB leine Srout unb
oann li6 ielhit. QBo6rlheinlib ,uuroe
er our6 GiIerIuht 3u Der Sbat ge=
trieben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-10
Ronts Kabaresa baiie9t.
paRa9ierraten reoucirt.
Shon nieoer cine ,lIeuterei.

9} ew . YOrt, Z. Wai. -- Cine 0epe=
lbe aus Guatemala meloet, baB untey
ben 3ruppen non San 5oIbo6or bel
Santa 2lnno cine bsoentlide W}euterei
aus9ebro6en lit. Sic W}euterer pollen
bic Gesieruns iiber ZEN 5auIen pe,fen.
9tad elmer onoeren 9toNrid9t loQ Gjene=
ral Giet0 Die 9iebellen belieot hnhen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-10
BIut9etrdnfter Sooen.

New BORT s. Wfai. - Sn oem
Sofraum beg 9au1es 9to. 165 SeItcr=
ifrobe purbe om Sonnta9 bel Gintritt
Der Mbenbbdmmeruns ein Moro perlibt
oe1Ien Opfer Der italieni lde OrseloreDer
gorbo Molefa, Elm Mann bon etma As
Sabren lit.
Cine Mnsabl Staliener, unter ibnen
Molefa unb Der 34idbri9e Wnselo Srea=
no, bic in Dem 9aule uobnten. ipielten
rMora", als es pl0bli@, man bat nod
ni&t ermitteln t6nnen aug wel4en urlas
den, ~ einem beftieen Streit fam. Sm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-10
6alpin's GoreysG Gontisent.

Somelteab, 7. Wtai. - Colonel
Sbomas @alpin nmubpte" 9eltern Ieine
Srdmparmee na6 9uquesre, 2 W}eilen
BON bier. 3um Nbl9ieo uno aug Sreuoe
lieferten Die Ylirser sipei s8a9enlaounasn
poa sgreBwerf. Gum erlten Wfale lett
ibrer Mbreile BON Der Yacifictiilte rpobn-
ten bic Snoultrieioloaten Dem @ottes=
oienite in ben perldieoenen &ir6en bel.
Na6 Wiittag iulroe Elm tparmes Diner
lerpirt unb Inn bret llbr besann Der
MarI9 no9 Mc&eesport, 6 Wfeilen bon
bier. Oa es inoellen resnete, unb Die
Solbaten allen Strapasen aus Dem
8ese seben, 10 lanse lie selunoe Selne
baben, muroe l6on in Suquesne oalt
9emo9t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
The FLORIDA ELECTIONS.
A Muddle and "A Tangle mt jacksonville
PopuIist Vote Light.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, October -
The state and county election held IN
this city to-day resulted In a mud i.e
ami tansle which It viii probably take
the courts to straishtcn out. The fight
was between the two factions OF IN
Democratic party and bli fair 10 BE- a
close one. Early this morning, fraud
having been threatened by the faction
holding the inspectOr-af pointing power,
three deputy sherlfs walked into eac |
polling place and s'gnlned their intention
OF remaining. The inspectors all oyer
the city tAereupon closed the voting
booths. awaiting instructions from tne
leaders. \ compromise was effected III
several of the outlayins wards in s3ort
time AMI voting was resumed, but IN
the Fourth. Fifth, and Sixth. three II
the most poaulous wards in the city, no,
a vote was cast. owing to q failure 10
agree upon any arrang mnt
In con eluence Of this tangle. out Of
a qualified vote Of $3.50 in Dlval county,
only a small proportion was polled. Cow
ernor Mitchell yesterday ordered Adju-
tant-General Houston to this city, and all
day the STATE troops were hell under
arms at their quarters, but were not
needed.
The main issues OF the flctional fight
were railroad commission and the al
legged attempt Of railroad corporations to
capture the next Legislature, and no
where has the bitterness grown 10 sucl
intensity as in Duyal county.
Throughout the State. LiddOn. for Su-
preme-Cougt Justice, has met with prac-
tically no opposition. The Populists cast
Il very small vote for their ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
HEARD BY THE JUSTICE.
Ono or Two Larceny Cases Came Up Yea.
terday--Other Charge. Investigated

Fanny Boiling a rather tidy-looklng
colored woman. was charged In the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning with felo-
niously stealing marble-top slit Of fur
niture and wood-top sidoboard from
{. h. oliver. The whole property Is
valued at So. Tho examination OF the
case was begun and continued until to-
day.
James Smith (coloren, Who was NJ the
bar on the accusation That h. struck
and wounded one Martha Dlndr.dge with
intent 10 Kill. was discharged Somebody
hit Martha, but she could not swear tina,
James was her assalianf
Ananias watkins tC0.oreD went 20 tho
grand jury for nssdgitiug and striking
Richard Lawrence with q brick
Lewis Johnson (coior-dl. CHARGED with
the feiOnious betrayal of Sarah r.. Wu-
liams under promise Of marriage. was
discharged. No case was mlde ont
against Johnson.
Walter Branch (colorc3D vas taxed SO
and costs for fast riding ON the street.
Wesley Cauthorn (color,dl. charged with
the larceny Of an umbrella from Thomat
Trent, was discharged
Samuel Paxton fcOlored). charged with
an assault upon Elm0nd Patterson. will
be given hearing this morning samuel
IS not more than II and tn girl not over
five years Of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
The Iexow Investigation.

NEW YORK. October The LexoW y
Committee was called TO orGer az n ~
o'clock to-day. and Mr.. Gof said that ne
proposed TO eyesnGe ,o when ,he cSm %n
mittee and the citizens of New no.k'
Lawyer Moss, Of Parkhursts{ in 3 soC,esIy; rscHrIs
then produced a biz volume Oh r.rSich rStcb
OF police trials Mt headquarters Which
he said he himself rad prepared. ,,,
Mr. Moss report shows mat iIurn iua
January /. 1s9l to May. 1894, tnere nav
been Io9 convictions of police officers, anu ,ha
that q of these officers are still on tMhe me
force and ~ have retired In addll'oi,
TO the 100 cases. there ,were y cases an U1
less serious charges. For instance, an
officer was nnc5 tcn-days pay ior cIic-
lessly handling his pistol ana klllns % q
citizen. Then there were two cases Oh
fainocring with rcgis;ry-books on voting,
d.v. There were Is cases that were sun
pending. ana c. cases up TO May lSt. .
A number Of witnesses then toli OF
brutal clubbings by the police, most OIL
them without cause. ,,d
The examination Of policemen VINO hh,i
been tried and convicted for various ot =
fences took up the remainder OF the DAY
session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
BURGLAR PROOF SAFE BURCLARlZED.
IL Is Blown Almost to Atoms by Nitro
Glycerine-The Losses.

BURLINGTON. IA, October "A
guaranteed burglar-proof safe in the fire.
proof vaults Of the state Bank at Medi-
apolis. this county. was blown almost TO
atoms yesterday morning by a tremen-
dOus charge Of nltro-glycerine. The
cracksmen forced the vaut-locks without
difficulty. The safe contained 5000 IN
gold coin. 800 In paper currency. 500 In
silver coin, and S2,to) in schOol-distriet
bonds. payable % bearer. The paper
money was torn into bits. and the coin
was battered and bent and scattered 10
the four winds. Nineteen OF the bonds
have been recovered intact. the rest being
destroyed or stolen. Fifteen hundred doi-
lars In the battered coin was recovered.
1t is presumed the burglars got the rest.
The interior Of the vault looks as though
Il had passed through a bombardment.
A ton OF scrap metal lies upon the floor
and Is imbedded in the walls and ceiling.
The boxes were riddied by flying pieces
OF metal. and si5l.or0 worth OF mort
gage deeds are almost destroyed.
Tne bank estimates Its loss al N.Wh
At meeting OF the directors 1t was
votea to make this good out Of the sur
plus. Three hours after the discovery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
HEEGE WAS MOI THERE.
His Play l. Given, Eut an Understudy
Takes Hi. Place.

i is melancholy. yet c0nsolatory fact
that I'm this world I'd one is Indispensable
auI Mr. Gus II -eg-'s name may now
D. added 10 the little list Of Mr.. Gilbert s.
Lord High EXeculoner OF people who
"uay.r would d. missed" Advertisements
ana announcements 60 Tho contrary. not
Withetanlinp. My. Gus Il"ege di4 not
appear "a "Non IonsOn' at the Academy
last uieht. for the reason that he is at
present rthrlrsiuE "O!. olson IN New
York city The it'll ldrt was taken by
Mr. H,.g's uulerstudy, and though hit
personality is-from provincial point OF
view Of ,luIse-har!iy romantic, hc con-
trty.s 1, D.. r.uuiu lv impressive. There
was LARGE audi nee present. aud the IN
terialum ~ appeared to give f'htfaI
f.lti-fdcuSl THE atmosphere oi IN play
is oycr-s.uiimentol. and the Int rest -
drawn ont until IL becomes atttnutttd.
Tho minor characters were, ON th- WhClt'
fairly Wen realized.
The Brothers wills, supported by a
strong company. VIII open an cntHS mtht
at tI. Academy Tomorrow night I'm a
Liberty j. D." S.2ts arr now on sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
"rhe Firc Insurance n,fket 8"

The battle for premiums among On, sur
plus-l!ne writer's viii become NOR. ami
more Intense as the year draws . 4
close. AMI the last wsak of l,9t prom. ..s
- present a most inter- ne scramble
for risks. The organization ot sufym b.
line concerns has gone roo far AMI lh,
market IS very decidedly oycrsupplied.-
LOyds.
Signs which indicate troui., IN the ~
ture are already apparent. ani one or twp
bad failures VIII doubaess pgacpitat. q
stampede for return prcmHms on the
policies of the weaker Lloyls A. only
the strongest Lloyls can pay no rata
return premiums on al ou-stmfng poll
cie5 without calling up.l tH.r Subscribers
for contributions. slrI r4n would b.
interesting % cont ualate. That II g.
sooner or la.er Co la Witness. } there can
De- Httle or I'D doubt journal OF Com-
mere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
Personals and Bricr,.

Ar w. W. Christian LETT Monday nieht
r'r N.r York.
, c...
-l,t. AIii j.: ''I'' t'9 I'i''''' I''''
'i-I' q" ''.-il5''e.' '''''
Ir. $. he Hicks and VIC "i N"shihs-
t'a, j. g., aye N-rl'-S 'H- 'lt'.
,t ,t-.,..... ,,.,.. ,,,o,..,... 80 buffalo
.'I' d, ''' ''',.''','.. o., tl. ,i',
I-.''.''
r'.. r.,.rr,I fl. .m tle.r visit Co Europe.
nan . to.,,. o...f,
-i- -.tt' ii'u N ~ 'I'''. & '..'' ILL.,
F, after l.At Ni-li u -i'tA'7 III '"'. ILL.,
\..
,.. c.,r.. W Aiken Tho rauoral agent
~ f.' Nam shows. as .t1I;us al Tie
ST. clam ii'.,"
Nr w. u. Stotal h1f return ] 20 tho
ctr after % uDulh'S itci,aNoh lh l"'
mountains Cf the state
-t- t-.u.,. has left the CITY to
.tt...l ,f. f.if t.f,u of tlc Circuit Count
ir It.,r William county
WALKER J.. 70 in. proprietor ~ the larS.
ci.... ur-a.i.afi.u which bears hIs name
j.. at tne Exchange Hotel
Mn W. D. r,,t+e,ot who mot with q
..tf' ...l--. st.rf . week AGO. is
l.i- rom,
sun ''-'.'. '' ''.'''
Th. S.rt,wh SO. of TIE Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
SMlTHER'S PRECINCT CASES.
The Appeal TO Ec Heard Next Weck-Be-
fore tho Nagistratcs.

In the IIenrico Circuit Court Judge
Wexford handed down several unimpor-
tait Gccrccs yesterday.
Ncaars Charles Y. Meredith and Meade
liasNns. counsel for the defence In the
Smuhcrs Precinct election case ap-
pcarcd before Judge wexford and made
formal motion for a new trial. Thcir
appeal was entered and the case was set
90 be heard on the llth.
The appealed case of Morris Hopkins
convicted OF the murder oC Mr.. lionry
s. Parsons. and scatcnccl in the County
Court. w.N bee heard some day during next
week
After setting dates for number Of
other trivial cases the court adjourned
until today.
Justice James r. Lowls placed Fanny
Madison (colorcD under 500 bond for
six months for trc.passing on the pro-
Tcrty of MIR j. L. Jones and threatening
tho lie of Nrs Jones.
Betty Fisher and Beverly Isaacs were
ruad go ana costs by squire =. f.
Friend FOR mislemcanOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03

Sheriff St.ole. Of TazeweH: Sheriff WI
liams. ~ Southampton. Sergeant Burke,
Of Norfolk. Sheriff Gayle. of Mathews;
Brputy-Snrrim Leonard. of Smyth, and
Sergeant Fisher. Of EadfOrl, were at
tue capitol Yesterday
Mr.. q. b.. Morton. Of Sgotsylyania. and
G. II. Nartcr Of Rockingham. naN- noti-
r,I the Secretary os the Commonwealth IN
that they are PoIuist candida. : tor
Congress in the First and Seventh dis
trlcts. respectively.
There are now forty-three candidates
for the position NJ assistant 70 the state
Librarian. Mr.. Richard Pepper was the
last 90 notify Secretary of-the-Common-
wealth LaWlcss Of bis candidacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03

OF the robbery the bank was transacors
regular business. The robbers made tneir
escape on stolen hand-car. whlch was
abandoned In the ditch two miles norm OF
Burlington. The robbed bank IS char-
tered by the State. and has captai OF
;25,Oo. II is the Impression that iocal
dcsperadoes. under the ie@letshlp u
some experienced person. had 'he )ob IN
hand Part OF a band OF amateur crooN9
are In jail for store-breaking' ana
believed those at liberty assisted IN 'he
9 slIn-tvrer kinr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
Arrests Yesterday.

Georglanna Brown and Lucy Coleman
color Il women of beiicOse disposition,
were locked up yesterday for TOO free
Indulgence OF their natural proc!ivities
ia the street.
nat behind the bars for being drunk.
Sarah HaU.s (cOlorei assaulted Maude
Ill. for WHich offence she WAS incarce-
rated in the bastile over the -cond Mar
LIT.
Mary Olney (colored) was arrested on
a warrant charging her with stealing
wearing apparel from Bette James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
tn Tpsycct the V:yandot,e.

Adfutant General H. KyI Douglas. Of
MARYLAND. received letter on Monday,
saws the Baltimore sun from the Secree-
tary OF the Navy advising him that;
owing to a report Of the commandant
OF the Norfolk nayy-yard. he had better
send an officer of the naval mlitt 20
iusrecf III. yVvandotte n Richmond, Va,
ani f. determine whether ia her present
condition she Is fit for the purpose IN
lended. UntH this is done the Navy Dc
partmcnt VIII take no further stcuS 10
transfer the vessel To the state OF Mary
land Tho Navy Department VIII not
oxpond any money in repairs to the Nyan-
Gotte. General Douglas referred thls M
fer TO the Hcuteuant-commandci OF lAe
naval militia, with his suggestions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
Farmers National Congress.

pARKERSBVRG. W. VA, October =
TIN. Farmers National Congress. com
p6.ed Of deicgates from forty states. be,
,,,n IFS annual session here to-day. and
vii be IN session the remainder or the
We.k About two hundred delegates were
rrceent M the opening session, and many
others VIII arrive during the day. TIE
preliminary organization was formed this
Afternoon. anl Governor McCorkle. oi
West Virginia. delivered tine address oi
Welcome Thursdays session will be- he'd
ON historic Iiennorhasset Island, where
a ranqlIet will be served. and on Satur-
dav am excursion will take the delegates
10 The Sistervillc oil-nelds. Secretary j.
Sterling Morton f. expected 10 arrive mere
IL time Il address the congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
Common Sense

Is a somewhat rare possession. Show 'eat you
have a share OF II by reiraining from yiolcat
purcatiyes and drastic ca,nartcs when you are
cons,ipsted, and by re axiug your bowels gently.
not violently. with Hoststter's stomach Bitters.
n Wholesome, thorough aperient and touic This
norld-iamou. medicine conluers dyspepsia. IA o.
lara, liver npiaint. kidney. and BLADDER tfou.
biz, and nervousness, and Is admirably adapted
for tho feeble and convaiescent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
ReY. DIR. EurrnMa keslcns,

The Atlanta Constitution OF Monday has
this TO say OF prominent Baptist MINIS
ter who spent hls boyhood days In Rich
mond:
"Dr Lansing Burrows. who was last
week elected assistant correspondent or
ed his charge as pastor OF the First Bap-
tist church at Augusta yesterday 10 ae-
cept' the position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03

to serve three years for attempted &C.
sault. from Radford-Frazier Jones and
Walton Taylor each 90 serve four years
FOR house. breaking: from Norfolk w. VI.
Davis, Alexander Smith, Lee Mander. and
Fred. Lewis all colored). each TO serve
I've ycsns FOR house-hreaking from Taze-
wcll-David Bailey, TO serve three years
for horae-ytcallng. from Southampton
Frank Smith (colorcd. 10 serve two years
for house breaking. from Smyth- Ephraim
TAYLOR. 90 serve three years for receiving
a stolen horse. and John Bryant 0olorcd),
to serve three years for grand Larceny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03

TFXINGTON. "a. October 2.-(Spe-
ciaitHWrs' warner. the wife OF. Mr. John
A. II. Warner. recently appointed Inspector
of The chinese ir.mf,ra9lls COPING Gr6 5I6G }nt3
,.J,v affar "a months illness OF fever.
Nr warner. who had been summon, !
home. va with her when she died. she
was a native Of Augusta county nelr
Staunt0n Va. Her maiden name was
Smylie. She Inherited snug fortune from
hrr father. she beng the only child She
yyas "A lady of refin-IHcut sind an active
member of the Presbyterian Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
MARTIN IRONS ARRESTED.
a Serious Charge Made Against the Noted
strike Leader.

FORT WORTH. TEN, October =
Martin Irons. the noted strike-leader OF
1856. was arrested Sunday night by the
police. on the charge Of attempted Grim
inal assault on. 7-year-ola girl. lie
was Transferred 10 the county jall ana ana
Will have a preliminary examination 10, 10.
day. lie denies his guilt. contradictihs
two Wlinasses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
MEETING OF THE A. P. VI A.
Tender Aid in EestorinG the Old smith
field Church-Scyen Lectures.

4 very interesting meeting Of the Board
of Managers Of the Association for the
Pras.rya don of Virginia Antiquities was
bcIl al the home OF the Virginia Histori-
cal society. on east Franklin street, yes-
terlly afternoon. There were present Mrs.
Joseph Bryan. president; Mrs q. w.
E.sgby. corresponding secr, tary; Mrs.
James Lyons. recording secretary; Mr..
j b. LightfOot. treasurer: Mrs. +. l.
Crump. Mrs g.. l.. Purcell, Mrs }. =.
" .lford. Mrs. I. y. Mcintyre, Mrs; =.
y. BAH Mrs. W. l. Robins. Miss Mary
NJ =. Newton. and of the Advisory Boari'
Mes.r- W. W. Henry, Joseph Bryan, w.
L. sheppard, and T.. 7. Crump.
Th- president read COMMUNICATION
from Mrs. j. j.. ". curry concerning the
appropriation by Congress OF $1,000 for
tfe piotection Of jamestown Island, and
"A letter from Colonel CrdghlH on lhr
same subject. y vote or thanks was
erlrts In obtaining this appropriately
ana Messrs. Bryan ana Crump were ap-
pointed a committee 10 represent me as,
socidti0n IN any conferences with colonel
Craighill about the breakwdter.
RESTORING THE OLD CHURCH.
Tn. treasurer reported sI.0l7l2 cash IN
bank Letters from Major K. ;. Thomas.
Of Smithhed, We're read. presenting the
necessity for aid 10 complete IN" WORN
of restoration OF the Old brick chuteh.
built In lb52, Au0 w Was fO'@H iO' '''S
4 branch OF the association has been
ganiZed at Alexandria, Va, with MISS
Margaret V. Smith a. director anu has
L~an named the Mt. Vernon branch.
Mrs. General Harry Heth reporled -
letter to the president mat she hd5l oD-
tained from the Superintendent OF tne
Pnblic Gardens In Washington ehoush
Ianauese privet plants to enclose thf
crannds Of the association at jamestown.
and also other trees ana SHRUBS 10 Dc
niantSd there. In view Of this provision
Secured by Mrs Heth, the generous ouer
OF Mr. f.. H. Bissell % give enough M"
thorn plants for the hedge was aeeiiheo'
with thanks.
COURSE OF LECTURES.
Miss Mary Mann Page Newton present.
ed a scheme OF seven lectures on Colonial
subjects by seven gentlemen who viii be
invited for the purpose. THESE lectutes
viii be- delivered in the rooms OF thc
Historical Society during the coming win
ter The names ot the lecturers ana the
days will be duly announced when de-
termined on. . ,-....,
The president read her correspondence
with the United States Lighthouse De-
partment touching the erection or cross
and tablet on the old Cape Henry light
house 10 record the first landing OF the
settlers. who finally fixed their stay at
jamestown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03

MuLWAUKEE. WIS. October Under
| the auspices of the Federated Trades
Council. Eugene v Debs last night adj
! dressed 2ooo people in the West-Side Tur-
nac Han the occasion being thu opening
Of the campaign. - bs retold the story
| a. tho strike. and said that n labor orsa-
rization that dud not take an active part
| in politics dii not amount 70 much.