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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
A SQUARE In FLAMES.
s. s. NEBLET7'S PLALNING-NfLL M
STROYED TINS MORNING.
Fire Broke GU, Few Minutes Before
Three O'Clock and Much Damage Done.
Several sions-Yards Destroyed.

At five minutes before o'clock this
morning an alarm Of fire was turned ia
from box -. and within few minutes
after the alarm was sounded n most de-
structive fire was burning Gcrccly.
The blaze originated In *. s. Ncb-
let's planning mill. on Canal street be-
tween Sixth and seventh
Che innamablc material ~ the ORIGIN
Of the fire caused 70 90 spread rapidly. and
soon the whole square was mass "
hame Besides the planning mill ail
lumber yard. belonging % NcbIctt. there
was on the square the stone yard or
Mason and Sims the stone yard owned
bv Andrew Brown. three story brick
dwelling Copeland q CO.'S stone yard,
and several smaller houses or shan'l,s.
officer Jake Lang turned in the alarm
It Is more than probable that the "re
originated from IL l2nt used in the plane
ing-mul earlier boz tne rlsnt. 10 is sail
that Workmeu were tlru.n. cedar posts
AS late AS Iu O'Clock IIst l.elt Another
theory is that the boiler Was me cause
as 81 b. believed tnat t.o Nit start. I
very near Oh. uIl it HHH nrtl Hp iof 80
work that Mas n..nr dome. 10 was 'iii'
possible tO estimate a..lra' .|N as I'D sna
loss at such . latr hour. Dut % @lu pr1n-
ably reach Sl5vu SAW Ar. Neoiett
fhe oWntr ot the planting nil -ie
was staulug ruoWly Watching tAe
flames with his rIsh-ho0n and ledger
under his arm Ill That De- hal saN'..
BE- said tnat his Joss wound '. '.,.'s
reach 5000. ana that Dee was ha"t
for about 5000 Mr. Neblett was me
heaviest loser over Mr. Nchlctts mn
was turning shop. rln ny man
named scph SOnon. Ills loss Ms
about Sl0V. no nsuranc MASON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
~ BILL DLI.ON UEID"
His Successor Claims that lie Is Living
and Wei.

PERRY, 0. r.. Sept. 13-Blll Dalton
is not dead. If the statement OF BIZ
Doolan, at present boss bandit Of the
famous gang, is TO be relied upon. 10 Ian
claims that he has been the executive
head of the Dalton organization for
the last year.
In the course of a conversation he
held last night at ingalls, wiki repu-
table man and resident Of this city
D0O.an asserted that Bill Dalton had
merely Withdrawn temporarily from pub
dc life, aud had left oklahoma and IL
dian territory for "a more COngenial ell
mate Dalton is now living quiet and
peaceabie life. and mis- reputed death was
"a ruSc 10 throw the officers of their
guard until he could get away. D9o.an
also said the report that Dalton is dying
from wound received while ronbinS a
Missouri bank Is false. as Dalton mas
not been hit with a bullet for fully a
wear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
COMING M0RE TX.
Secretary Car.isIe's Letter to h"P'e''"'"
Two Heard.


u.,st1rvGTON. Sept 13.-Secretar}
N'ili- ~ t,. e.il.yyiug letter
Carlisle has Wil'''" ''' Missouri
t,4 p.ureeeutafiVe HciiL ol
H., of saptember 10th.
|"l'' ""'O .,.,.. o., our personal iu-
Dear Sir Reieril"H u, +b. boro,
torview this morning, nay 'o.ia,ns
to saw that me miuts vl ~" .. ..r.
Philadelphia. and san + ran ,lI., '1.u,r.
eleed in coming 7ltIludiI .,,,i,r ,ia .ri
from the bullion pui .i',,Si',..' lno,,.n ms the
OF july ", lnN, '"il ,t.tb nf TulN
sherman law. )uIl"s 5'I ..,,n.' tbo month
$4,000 were coined. anu "Uu' ID, ,,' ,,,,l,firf
Of AUGUST H3N,W" A'''"N .'' ,'....,.t mont h
VIII Dee coined t"t,l'S ~ - ..,',h amount
lSeptemher). ana lh'i ttl' .r.tarv may
Viii bee coined as we t Eir.,ir.-
consider advisable uH'''
stances f t.n.
rhs third section ol ,N' I'm. ~
a. 1880. provided ihat me "'. ',.., ti
the Treasury enoald CON ,',' .,,.. ~
into standard t3li'I' ...
Oh. silver bullion purchased '".. d..
provisions Ut chat a't uu ID l.'
Of July, lNl, ana tna' 'i', mn
should com ID 'H- 40 d.. ,.t
chased under tne prov t-''''a tn ,,ro-
as murl dS might ut H'' ',r l..,.,.
vide for the rcdeWpu"h .. ,.i
notes sued DID pas men, .'i .',.,,,.'I.-
non, aud mat any r-,u sou, ' .''',,il
eye arising from 3N'u ,,,
he ACCOUNTED iot anu i'".l ''i,' '' J'r.
ury. inc coinage ISSUE 3D., ,bt.
under tnr 3ulno,!H ..,,.'',..
'.t.'" g.. ,n' w. ,II tnt, tr. rl.iII.
derived I'Hl Il ~ l'.'' n.y.. , '..I
i'!r'if, "7 ..'i..' ~ ,I.. ,',,..,,-
.,' ''' t,,,r..l.r of tha coins
neh', D"' 'rl'.,.i',,,. i'm order To-
are 4D'i -' ,... r,i.,,,,fir' Of me Urea.
~, i"' .. Co., ,.i,,,rt ro. tra huI-
i'm
,,,,t,., Tho Inst eleven months 2G10-ir
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
Funeral of Mrs. Sirltt0n.

The remains OF Mrs. Ann j.. STattOn,
Who died at the residence Of her son.
Louis stratton, Laurel street, Richmond.
Va. the 18th OF September. arrived by
snccial car on the II o'clock train to-day.
The funeral took place AT the Baptist Ne
mortal church in Columbia. conducted by
the Rev. J. +. Taylor. Of the NJ. IT,.
church
Mrs. Stratton leaves five sons, all rail-
road conductors, and two daughters. Mrs.
Jennie Bowlcs, of Brooklyn, :. y, and
Mrs Mary l.. Maghee. Of Richmond.
About forty friends came up and at
tended her funeral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
srcKEr4nr HHHnrnr ~ hoRFoIK
visits the Navy Ynrd and l. Well Pleased
with it, Condition.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. b. Special
Secretary Herbert arrived here to-day ON
the United states steamer Dolphin on a
tour Of inepection. His ship was saluted
av the MONTGOMERY. coaliue at Lambert S
Point. and "a few minutes later the guns
AT the yard Numbered ont welcome. no
Secretary was received with all formality
by the Admiral and during the AFTERNOON
inspcctol the various departments Of the
yarl. and was much pleased.
lie will leave tomorrow Tor Sew lork
10 inspect the yard there. Work Is get
ting low ar the Norfolk yard, and 10 is
thought that his visit may have h'en
Intended 10 ascertain personally what rs
being done at the yard with Vie" 70
furnishing more work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
Ex Sultan Murad V. Reported Dead

CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept l3.-Per-
sistent rumors Of the death OF ex-Sultan
Murad V. who was deposed August 81,
the present Sultan Abdul Hamid H.. are
in circulation here
When Murad was deposed he was de
clared by the Council OF Ministers 10
be suffering from idiocy. He was born
September q. 1880. and was proclaimed
Sultan on the deposition of his uncle.
Sultan Abdul Aziz, Nav "a taa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

WASHINGTON. Sept. 13.-Among the
officers uulor consideration for appoint
meut as captain in the quartermas tiers
department of the army. I'm which "a
vacancy was made yesterday by the pro-
motions following General Tompkins' re-
tirement. lis Lieut.. David T.. Hrainard. OF
the Second Cavalry stationed at Fort
Wingatc. New Mexico. II will be- remem-
bercd that this officer, when attach 81 10
the Circely expedition IN the Arctic. took
the American flag along the extreme
coast Of Greenland and established it AT
the "farthest north His name appears
on all maps OF the polar regions m con-
ncetion with that expedition. and il l.
considered likely that he viii now receive
a substantial recognition OF the achieve
meut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
MOCK NOT IN NEWPOET VIEWS.
Diligent Search There fa''"'o D'sc'ose
His Whereabouts.

NEWPORT NEWS. Sept 1S.-Special.-
1t has been rumored that G. i. Brock. the
surry county murderer. was located in
Newport News. but the most diligent
search Of the officers iails 10 uisci0ae
his whereabouts IN this city.
II is not believed that he IS here.
NORFOLK. VA, Sept 13.-Special.-
The nolicc Of this city are looking out
Tor Iiirock. who shot the negro woman
i'm Surry county. but he has not appeared
i'm this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

HJLL TIIhS 10 F1RMEKs
The Lessons He Draws from Tariff Legi.-
lntion

SOMERNILLE, y. j.. Sept l3.-There
was big crowd IN attendance at the
Somerset County Fair to-day. ana IL
Was estimated that fully l5OJ0 paon. .
thronged the grounds. Tire big card wa
Senator Dayid -. Hill Mr. Hnl I'm the
course OF his speech. said:
To-day / plead for general leyisla-
ton. which. rejecting the classes. recog-
nizes no distinctions OF class, which en-
braces all occupations. harmOnizes con
flicting demands. condemns political ana
business sclhshness and exalts the use al
pure. genuine and unauthorized patrio-
tlsm. IL Is true that good laws may
aid us and bad laws rttari as IN the
great struggle OF life. Still the fact
should be impressed on every one thar
good. bad. or indifferent laws do moi
OF themselves alone ordinarily make men
rich or poor, good or bad, vicious or
yirtuous. but that much II not almost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
cor COMPANY ORGANIZED
Reuuisition Papers for w. ID. Myers APP
nroyed-Turniiurc Failure.

ROANOKE. VA. Sept. lS.-Spccial.-The
Toms Creek Coal Company was organ
lied here to-day. William j. Brown.
president OF the Abingdon Coal and Iron
company. was elected president, and +.
Il. Bell. chief clerk OF the Pocahontas
Coal Company. secretary.
Copper q Stone. furniture dealers. as
eignsd to-day. Liabilities. S.4H -. aSse'9'
stock and fixtures. value not given.
Governor Mckinley has appiofed 'le
reduisition paper for W. -. Myers
leading builder and contractor. VINO ~,
serted his family. and eloped 70 oitS
mouth. ohio. with Lizzie Reed. his BOOK
keeper. lie IS under indictment FOR ne
larceny Of check for SO from d. w.
Fovlkcs OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
NO UITNH,>h> FOk DEBs.
a. Il. u. Counsel Dec de not to Call ANY
Witnesses aud List"

CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-Counsel for the
defendants in the American Railway
Union cases SURPRISED the Government
attorneys by deciding at The conclusion
Of to-day's proceeding not 10 can any
witnesses in behalf of their clients but
TO rest their cases on the evidence pre-
scented bv the Government After Dis
cussion the court concluded 10 have the
case argued orally September 18th. ana
10 allow briefs TO Doe submitted on the
legal phases Of the case In twenty
days. Ten days longer were allowed the
santa. Pc railroad. II counsel for de-
PENDANTS compelled 10 consume so much
time Then Judge Woods said:
II Will probably have To- use the mid
night hours 90 prepare my opinion, on
this case. as il Will have u he done
between now and October 9Th. when !
bcgin a long session Of court"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

Rev. James Vance. Of the First Presby-
terlan church. this city has received a
call to the First church at Nashville,
Tenn. salary and residence. s4.cJl year.
Mr. Louis Llpsitz of Windsor, y. e..
who was arrested here several days ago
and imprisoned in tho city jail for debt
owed MIR Zach Honheimer Of Balu-
more, was released from custody to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
Coltnn Crop rndlY Dnmaccd.

ATLANTA. GA.. Sept 49, Reports re-
cclved from Oh. CONSTITUTIONS CORE
sp'adeniS in oconee. Jasper and Jackson
counties. show tia, cotton is suffering
badly from The boil worm The frequent
rains and cloudy weather are favorable %
the spread of the worm. 40 estimate
as % the damage % the crop can be
made. as there is no telling now far the
ravageS ~ The worm VIII extend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

and presented charming appearance
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor. Rev. George w. Stallings Inc
bride n beautiful brunette. was tastciul,,
.,v attired In hrocaded white silk. and
carried bouquet OF Mareschal Nell roses.
After the ceremony many friends repair
ed to the residence OF the bride parents,
where a handsome collation. was served
bv the celebrated caterer. Fred. Probst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

LEXINGTON. VA. Sept. 13-Special.-
The one hundred and twelfth annual SEES
sion of Washington and Lee University
opened to-day with a large number OF
students matriculated I'm the academic
and law departments. and an unusually
large number Of students on the ground
who have not entered yet The bright out
look for a big attendance evidences the
revival OF the times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
rnItcd stales nInl.ler t, OHM.

ROME. Sept. l3-Several dailies pub
lisn an announcement hat H. l.. White
house. secretary OF the United states en-
bassy. has been named United States
Minister TO China. They FAY that his
here as ne is one OF the most popular
Americans in Rome Mr. Whitehouse is
travelling m Switzerland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
UICH 4TER WON
After an Exciting Finish He Capture. the
ful on stakes-Oiher Events.

RACE TRACK. GRAVESEND. LONG
ISLAND. Sept. 3.-Thcre were no special
attractions held ont here ,O-day for wise
TORS. the card being by no means bril-
liant. but Notwithstanding. the attend
dHcc VS. the largest of the meet I'm The
race for he Youthful stakes for two
Near-Olds. Harry Reel. who was a pro-
hibiuve faVOrite. made hacks OF his field.
and won easily from Applause without
causing his packers a moments unraSi-
ness. The finish of the ace for the Full
ton stakes was exciting. Assignee was
the pacemakcr. and Set hard task until
tho last furlong post WIS reached. when
Dutch skater and JOHN Cooper closed On
on nm. The EFFORT however, was roo
much for the latter. and he fell back.
beaten. SIR Excess then set sail for the
leaders and came strong but Griffin. who
rode "A superb finish on Dutch Skater.
PASSED under the Wire first by "A scant
head bsfore Sir Excess. CHORD was an
overwhelming favOrite I'm the first race.
but Correction gave him d run for the
money. Summaries.
First race-hve and half furlongs
Clifford 10. Simms. 1 10 ~ tIst, Cor
rectlon second. Wan Jim thru Time,
Second race-hve furlongs Urania dl5.
j. Reagan. Is 70 - first Roundelay sec
ond. Manchester third rime, 1902.
Third r1ce-The Youthful stakes, five
and Il half furlOnes Harry Reed Oo5
simms. ] TO p first Applause second
NanN Pooh third. Time 1907 IL
Fourth race-The Fulton handicap, one
and one-fourth mles-Dutch skater 100
Griffin. 10 ID first. Sir Excess second
Assignee third. Time. 2O5.
Fifth race-One and three-siXteenth miles
-Dobbins az Smms. Z 10 l0l first, Sir
Walter second, Sarasossa third. Time
2o3 -.
sixth race-one and one-sixteenth miles
-Prig U05 Penn. 10 y first. Discount
second. Bandit third. Time, a. 30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
" Gliding RI Ihocbus.

PHOEBUs. VA. Sept. Is-SpeciaI.-
ard Miss Mollie Butler at the NJ. ~
church In this village last evening was
the event OF the season. They are both
residents OF the town and deservedly
popular,
The church was deliberately decorated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

Old Socks second, Head Light third'
Time. l:l7h. ..,,. or,,
Ressemer second, Matte Chun thlrd.
Time, .49la. - x..-,
Firth race-four and half urlon3s.-
pilgrim first. Forest second, Black Chlid
third Time. .JCTi..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

WASHINGTON, Sept. B.-Orders were
issued from the Navy Department to-day.
detachng Commander bishop from the
charge Of the Naval Observatory. and
placing him on the retired list - date
from september 3pth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
DR. MINNIGKRoDK NO BE1rET
He was Unconscious All Day and May Pass
AWAY at Any Time

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Sept. Especial.
DIR. Minnigerode's condition to-day is less
favorable than II was yesterdsv. He has
Ebeen unconscious since early morning.
DIR. Brown says DR. Minnigerode NAV
possibly last several days. but is likely
10 pass away AZ any moment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
CHARLIE C.'S VICTORY.
A VIRGINIA BRED HORSE WINS A
GRAND CIRCUTT RACE.
Results of the Trots NJ Dover. Del, and
Ierre Haute. Ind.-Nunning Races
and Bicycle Contests.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l2.-The Grand
Circuit Season ended to-day at the Ph!!a-
delphia Driving Park There were four
events on the card. and three favorites
and one second choice were the winners
The feature was the breaking OF tue
track record in the second heat OF the
free-for-all pace by Mascot. The gelulns
made the circuit In 2oS, which Is
seconds lower than the previous peS'
record, which was accomplished by flS-
ing Jib two years ago
out OF five entries In the free-io 81
pace. Mascot and Salaiin were tn .t,,p 01''i
ones to appear. Mascot led thIou r,,, In
In the first heat and won by .c'1Jh,,
In the second heat Saladln leu ,TSoscot
half, but WAS then passed by 'i,,,iro
Both Green and Turner made a 1'l IN
finish. but Saladin went OF ms ,vndsr
tire stretch and Mascot was nrst W ~,
the wire by half length. The uNi1I az
this heat by quarters was o.
In the next heat Mascot led all the way,
and won easily by dozen lehB'"'
'' David Bonner gtake-s2,oco for pa class,
trottors. Charlie G. 10y sam Purdy, .
sic O'Malley) 2, ]. l. /; Fanny o w! 9.l3 ~
p .: Instant 3, 3. ., 8. Time ~" -''' 49,
Class 2I7-trotting. purse $iol ,G,;,.roIy
by '0cckenU /, !. 3; Nyanza 3, 2 ?: Hyr
tie b. >. 3. 3; -. Elmo. Time -.'o -
class 2.ls-trottlns. purse uoo2;uRalP on
Wilkes by Red Wilkes. Mary MNIaXs', Dy
Mambrino Patchem !. T. /; Lesa W nRtS -
. ;: Cephas g. >. >. Colonel kuser, Ca1onia
rine. Lcalhourn, Oyerholt. Time ia
Frse-for-all class pacing. purse $''G'1r
Mascot by Deceiver, Miss Dalorel l. j. l.
Saladin >, >, , Time 2lo, 2:0S. 2:lo'
TEE wINNFRs At DOVER.
DOVER. DEL. Sept. l3.-The racing AT
the Delaware state Fair today was tle
host of the week. simmons lowered the
rack record 10 2I5 ia. Summaries
Three-year-old stake-$tH. y eta = !, L.
I: Queen Garrett l. ,, .. p Linkwood Las
sic 3. 3. 3. &: Sidney Boy, Chance. PlcklneS.
Time 226 - 2.3O. 2:3o. 2:3L 49,, -,...,,ns
Glass 2:2p-pacng, purse $".DoSinTl nm ~
.. I. .. I: Robert G.. J. .. ., !. ?; d}en .,
3. 3. (. 3. 3. Granger. Sancho. Time ZIo ~
2.15 II 2.l7 2.1l. 2.l5 Ia.
class pa trotting. purse $500 luni1inllsn9. j.
eD-Cgrrit2 l. T. DUKE GII,i : r I Are' palsy
&. Tine 2.2i. 2.25.
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THE WRIGHJS JAILED.
TestImonv BEFORE the Coroner's Inquest
,tsh.r was An Ex-COnvict.

ACCOMAC COURTHOUSE VA, sept.
l3.-Speclal.-Arthur and William Wright
who shot and instantly killed John II.
Fisher last night at New MappsNllie,
about thirteen miles from here were ar
rested this afternoon.
raked up an old grudge against Arthur
Wright, who did the shooting.
Fisher was an eX-convict OF The penl-
Tertiary of Virginia for shooting with
intent TO MAIN.
~ rIN0SY At THF INQUEST.
TASLEY, VA. Sept. Special-Addi-
tional particulars of the tragedy last
night OF Wright and Fisher as gathered
from the testimony at the inquest, are:
room when Fisher entered. Fisher was
MOI drunk but had been drinking. He ac-
cused Wright OF burning fodder stacks
and other grave offences and made insult
inc illusions to Wright's father. who Is
dead. William Wright at once resented
The insults. and was struck by FISHER
with n bottle of coal oil and bruised. who
IN return was shot at by Wright, but
was not hit. Fisher then ran OFF. going
10 his home near by. William Wright
also left the bar-room al once, going to
the home OF his brother, Arthur. near by,
and returned at once along with Arthur
About ten minutes later usher returned
in company with his Wife. and as ne APP
preached the bar-room was heard 10 say
that 'he would kill every Wright I'm
Accomac" Arthur then took his loaded
gun from behind the bar. and. with his
brother William with a loaded pistol.
when Fisher was In about thirty yards of
the store shot ana killed Fisher filling
him full OF shot and bullets
Both Of the Wrights are in jail. and
will apply TO the county judge for ban
next Monday. IL is surmised that bail
will he refused.
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Tile w1NNFRa Al rovEH.
4 WORLDS KEcORD LOWERED.
Fantn.y Goes n Mile In %:05-A'i tx and Rob
err j. to Race To-day.

TERRA HAUTE. IND, sept. l3.-lt was
too dark % tell the drivers colors this
evening when the free-for-au pace. IN
which Hal Braden had won heat went
over. as did the PA trOt, OF when mere
had been one heat But one world g
record was lowered today by FANTASY,
who went q mile in LOS. lowering her own
record. made this year. OF Z-ur iui a
f0ur-year-old. 10 vas a perfectly rut''i
mile and the middle half was made DID
lOl 3d. I'm the free-for-all pace ttal hra-
den could have made a new Worlds pit
irg record. If he had been driven th' i1'l
quarter as fast as be- was IN me Hi7l
quarter. which was I'D IL. iit WIS IT,
the half in Igor b. the three. quar- i"r' In
l.33 and home in 200. The Jih h9d been
~ his wheel until he came on me
stretch. when the Salisbury eutrN NeN
into fle air. Geers pull It1G'l IN
and logged to the wire. in am 'iIo.t ,o
save Reflector from the distance. put uir
DfYort was OF uo avail. Rel .ct1r had made
"a bad break at the frs, turn Nhi'h. WIN
thu -o3l-2 or 2.0i clip braiou vas 'et-
ting % the thras-luarter. cropped hlm
too far back. When TIN" Jln itpk" 'n
the stretch. John r. Gentry. Fho h1d
sold I'm the pools as To- iaFoiite' came
up from half dozen lengths back, ana
u4s-,d under the wire second. In'rr was
much scoring for another heat. Flying
db behaving badly. and finally the race
vae uoetoDnol until noon tomorrow.
The track was soft early. bat lnpT'N'l
during the afternoon. II there IS mo-
moro rain. il will he perfect tomorrow,
th.n. Don ailltiuu to The lree-ior-all rot
ana the unfinished pace "a S'iouS a. III
dom Robert j. win 90 tJ beat 2.1Z 2 AK
fn boat 2.Dl Directly 90 beat 2IL me
f,vo-vear-eId pacing record. md joe Patch
.n ID beat the stallion pacing record
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rrrH,cts Al lLtxAADrR ISLAND.

ALEXANDER ISLAND va. Sept. b
The talent was given another surprise
TO-DAY hy the victory % Lento at 10 10 /.
TaVorites captured the first and tEe last
events on the card, and the other winners
we're we'll backed. Results:
First race-half mile.-Phil DAILY iirst.
Banjo second. SANDER third. Time, ~.
Second race-six furlongs. -Lento first.
Tommy Brophy second, Pottowattomle
third. Time. 1:lI.
Third race-six furlongs. --Vocalite first.
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LATONIA. ky. Sept. B.-To-day's
events were not OF special interest. though
full Of surprises. only one iavorite won.
summary:
First race-slx furlongs. Judge Payne
0Ol j. HIl % j. ilrsf. Ndrlante second,
Millboy third Time, III 81
second race-sevcn furlOngs. -CharmiOn
O07, Vankuren 3 TO u first Buckwa Sec
ond. Red John third. Time. ] 80 IL
Third race-nve furiOngs. -Breyity (99.
Ham. 10 TO ID first Jane second, Nhin
third. Time. l:Gi II.
Fourth race-siX furlongs .-Arapahoe
u0G. Brooks 10 . ilrst. >.vop second.
EG. Garland third. Time. llj IL.
Firth race-six furlongs.-Billy Bennett
QO9. Freeman. 10 II first. Alto June sec
ond, Aletha Allen third. Time. 100 IL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-23

"The area of the lake was somewhat
larger in 1891 than in 1892, being 1900
feet long by 500 wide.n
Upon arriving at the volcano on
July 5, 1891, the principal change
since Mr.. Dodge was there was found
To be the sudden rising Of the north
bank of the lake, covering an area of
about 500 feet long hy io0 wide, which,
on the 2lst Of March last was sudden
" and without warming elevated 10 a
height of 81 feet above the other
banks and the surface of the lava, the
lake being then full.
The raised area was much shattered.
and two hlowholes shortly aftorward
made their appearance ON the outer
line Of fracture.
On the 18th OF April the hin thus
formed began to siul, and on July 9TH
was only about 30 feet above the other
walls of the lake,
On the evening NJ the 9th ot July
party of tourists found the lake Ia a
Rtato OF moderate activity, the surface
of the lava being about - feet below
the banks.
On Saturday. the 1th, the eur(aco
of the lake raised So that the
entire autfaCo Waa visible from
the Volcano House. THAT nipht
it uvornowed iuto the natu
crater aud hlaw- hole was thrown
up nuuo 2o0 Naula outside and to the
north of the lake. from which tlew