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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

ATTEMPTED TRAIN WRECK.
Dynamite Tied to n Rail- on the II. n o.
Disaster Barely Ayerted.

M'KEESPORT. PENN, october "a
Dynamite was placed on the track OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Long
Run bridge last evening. and serious
wreck narrowly averted. The stick of
dynamite was tied TO the rail The Bis
sell accommodation. which arrives here
al 7.55 /. NJ. encountered IT. The eXplo-
sion damaged the track and tore of one
~ the front wheels Of the engine The
passengers were badly frightened ami
somewhat shaken up. but no one Was
seriously injured. 40 motive can be as
signed for the deed. II is believed now
ever. that the explosive was placed on
the track u wreck the eastern express
train due al Long Run at the same time
as the accommodation. but the explosive
being placed on the wrong track, the
express escaped an almost certain plunge
over the high bridge. detectives are at
work on the case. but as yet have made
no arrests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
AN AWFUL TRAGEDY.
Miss Duff and Her Betrothed, 3. l.
Titus, Found Dead.
THE MAN A SOUTHERNER.
Ue Seems to Have Chloroforned HE
Sweetheart aud Then Shot Ifim'
self-So Explanation.

SEACLIFF. LONG ISLAND. October
Is.-The dead bodies of Mss Mary Dun
and her betrothed husband, Elicit l..
Titus. Of Brooklyn, were found late last
night I'm A bath-house on the beach De-
longing 10 Peter Dun. the young ladys
father. Titus had called 10 see MISS Duh
Tuesday evening, but was missed from
the house early. and under circumstances
that caused the family to search for him.
Next morning II was discovered MISS
Dun had not occupied her room the previ-
Gus night, and search for the coupe
was fruit!ess until last night, when the
lighthouses were examined. The latter
are merely frame cabins. large enough
for one person to use as dressing-room.
and had been locked and abandoned for
the season.
The keys Of the bath-houses could not
be found they were broken open ana
in one Of them the couple was found. Miss
Duff was lying on her back on the floor.
her hands carefully folded on her breast.
her dress neatly and tdily arranged. her
face bloodstained. and a bullet-wound in
her temple Titus's body was found in a
corner. with bullet in his brain. Tho
walls and floor of the bathroom were
covered with blood.
40 EXPLANATION.
No exclamation Of tho tragedy can be
given. The door OF the bath-house IN
which the bodies were found was locked.
and the key removed from the lock. Tho
neat and tidy way in which everything
about his victim was arranged. shows
that after shooting the girl, the murderer
before taking his own life must have
paused long enough 20 compose his victim
for her last, long sleep. 50 far as Is
known. there was not even the slightest
shadow between the dad couple, and
hal they lived they would have been
married next spring.
Miss Dun was about . years or age.
Titus was southerner. whose mother
lives in Florida. He has resided In Clin-
ton street Brooklyn. with an aunt. He
has spent great deal Of time IN the
family OF Mr. Duff, and has been b.
trOthed to Miss Mary several years.
MISS DUFF CHLOROFORMED.
LATER.-Edward L. Floyd-Jones Miss
Duff's brother-in-Iaw, reports that the
result of the autopsy shows that Miss
Duff died from the effects Of chior0form
administered by Titus. but, IL is thought.
without murderous intent. 1t IL now
remembered that Titus had n small bottle
OF chlorOfOrm with HIM the day previous.
and offered Miss Duff a small quantity 10
allay a severe headache. IL IS believed
that he again prescribed the same IN a
larger quantity while they were out for
a walk, and the drug caused her death.
TITUS shot himself. The b.ood on Miss
Duffs face and clothing proved to nave
come from Ttus's wounds. No bullet
wound was found i'm Miss DUFF 9 temple,
as was given out in the fret report
Titus was son Of the late Colonel
Henry Titus the founder OF Titusvi.e.
3 Fla. His mother. who Is one Of the
Hodgkins family, well known In southern
social circles is still living at Titnsville.
4 At her death young Ele't Titus woul |
, have been heir 10 a fortune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
HolIiu. Institute Art Ixbibii.

An art exhibit which Srrests the atten-
tion Of every visitor TO the Exposition ~
that Of the Hollins institute Art-School,
IN which Miss Julia Merton, Of New York
and Paris. Is teacher In the collection.
which has the merit Of not being over
crowded. are some striking examples OF
the work of the young ladies OF the in
stitute \ large tapestry. entitled. "A
Reading From Homer" is particularly
attractive. The original Of this picture ~
~ L. Anai-Tadema. and hung in the
loan collection in the Art building ut the
Worlds Fair last summer. The copy was
done by some eighC n ten students OF
Hol,ins. There are two other CLASSICAL
tapestries which are greatly admired, Ind
three very noticeable still-lIfe studies-a
crate OF apples skull and a basket or
corn. other features Of the exhibit are
cast-drawings in charcoal and painting
on china. The entire collection develops
taste and breadth OF instruction. and
speaks well for both the teacher and her
classes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

andoah Junction last Sunday night. Scar
coy arrived az Mrs Moores hotel in that
place very late at night. lie was told
there was no vacant room, but tnat ne
could double up with a stranger VINO had
arrived an hour or so before. Searcey
willingly agreed. In the morning Scar
cey and his room mate went to the depot
together. Searcey bought n ticket for cin-
cinnau. The other man bought ticket
for Cumberland. On the train the two
men exchanged tickets. Searcey's friend
went on through to the West. and Searcey
himself got Off at Cumberland. This,
the detectives claim, was dodge to put
wOuld-be pursuers OFF the track. Tor scar
cey is tall well-built man. and his
companion was a short, stocky indiVidual.
Pursuers would look for the short man
In Cumberland, and the tall one would be
sought after In Cincinnati hence the eX-
change Of tickets
Adams Express Messenger Crutchfield
said tonight that he could not positively
identify Searcey as one Of the gang. IL
WAS dark all the time OF the robbery,
and all was confusion. but Nr. Crutchiield
is positive that some OF the clothing found
in Searcey's saichel is that worn by one
Of the robbers. The impression prevails
here very generally that Searcey is really
one OF the rnuch-needcd train-robbers.
and that by Saturday his guilt will be
proved conclusiYely.
THE LOTTERY-TICKE
The batch Of Honduras lottery-tickets
found In Searceys possession is the staff
upon which the detectives and the express
people are leaning. They have telegraphel
FOR a list Of the numbers upon the tickets
which were found. carried on the looted
train Il the numbers correspond with
the tickets I'm Searcey's possession at the
time Of the arrest. then his case VII be
very serious
All these auctions will be settled Satur-
day. when Scarcey viii be- again brought
before the court on habcas corpus pro-
ceedngs.
HERE'S ANOTHER ONE.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. October S-The
police received word this evening that
stranger was being held on suspicion at
Chester Park He attempted TO get on
train at that station. slipped. and broke
his leg. He acted suspiciously in re-
fusng to go TO n hospital, or receive
medical attention. Twelve hundred dol
lars was found on him. $50 being In MS
hat. other amounts in his clothing. boots.
and satchcl. lie wore a false truss run
Of money.
He gives his name as Charles Morgan
field. and it Is believed he belongs 70
the Aqua creek gang, although he made
no confession.
DETECTIVES RECALLED.
FREpERICKSBURG VA, october ls.-
(Sreclal)-Al the detectives who have
been working around here and near the
scene Of the late train-robbcry were re
called today. This is thought TO be due
to the Cumberland arrest and Is believed
To be substantial proof that the suspect
arrested is one Of the guilty parties. II
Is truly hoped so anyhow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
ANOTHER BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Organization OF the " American Associa-
Eight Cities Only.

PHILADELPHIA, october B.-There
will be another big baseball league bid
ding for public patronage next summer.
The rumored formation OF the new asso-
citation became fact to-day. when
meeting OF the men interested was held
here and the preliminary work OF organl-
zation was completed. Delegates from
seven cities met at the Collonade Hotel
this morning, and held an al-day session.
The delegates and cities represented at
the meeting were: New York. a. W. Be
Cannon; Brooklyn. William Barnie; Phil
adelphia. Frank C. Richter and W. 3.
Kames: Washington. Walter Hewitt and
Michael Scanlon; Chicago. Fred. +. Fef-
fer; Pittsburg. a. G. Buckenberger ana
A. l.. Leroy; Milwaukee, Henry quinn
1t was decided to organise NV fAmeri-
can association. with "a circuit comprised
Of the cities represented, all Of the dele
gates having shown financial backing sat-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
LOVELY WEDDING IN LlrTLETON.
Miss Lucy 4. spruIli Becomes The br'"e
of Mr.. Eugene y. Gay.

bi VII. s<N-cb' ~ >s'FF
LITTLETON, y. G.. october Is
(Special)-The Methodist church OF
this place last night presented beautl-
ful spectacle the occasion being the mar
rlge Of Miss Lucy Arlington .Spruill, rot
this place to Mr.. Eugene J. Gay, OF
Northampton county, y. &.
An immense throng OF the fashion anu
beauty OF this section crowded into the
church % witness the ceremonies. The
church was beautifully decorated for the
occasion. the pulpit being artistically
decorated with beautiful flowers and
growing plants. while the chancel-rail
was covered with a beautiful festoon Of
evergreens. sprinkled with flowers.
Rev. T. H. Davis. the pastor. distinctly
and sOlemuly pronounced the words
which made the twain one. The bride
looked the picture of lovelinees. beautl-
fully attlreI in white silk and veil The
bridal party entered the church 70 the
beautiful strains II weddlng-march oy
The orginist. accompanied by the choir
of the church The bride Is the accom-
pllshrl daughter Of Postmaster W. t.
Spruil Of this place The groom Is n
prominent citizen OF Northampton county
Among the visitors present were quite
q number from a distance, including Mr.
Watson 6. Warrington. OF Richmond, Va
a cousin Of the brides. After the cere-
monies at the church "A reception was
given az the residence Of the brides pa
rents. which lasted until midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gain LEFT on the east,
bound PASSENGER train over the Selboarl
Airline for Northampton, the home OF
tne groom.
IN interesting revival is in progress at
the Baptist church here. conducted by
Rev j. T.. HItson, Of Richmond, Va
assisted by the pastor. Rev l. Is. rant.
An immense crop Of cotton has been
raised throughout this section this year.
and notwithstanding that the quality Is
up 10 the average standard, the prices
nre lower than ever. Sorghum also, is
in abundance.
People are taking very little interest II
politics here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
The Leader,

Campbell 81 Co. always have time to
show the public what is new IN the art
line They have a fine exhibit out at the
Exposition. and we must say that there is
no one in our city who can compete with
them in the art line. Mr.. G. o. Campbell.
the proprietor. employs none but COM
petent men. and he employs more artists
by half than any other photograph gall
lery in the city or state, and We advise
all strangers who want fine work at
moderate pr.ces 10 visit this old and re-
liable firm Remember the name and
& Co. 40 east Broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

PITTSBCEG. PA, October 1S.-To-day
the United states grand jIry found a
true bin against Observation-Disclosures
James Means. OF the pittsburg, Cincin-
uai Chicago and 81. Louis railway, Tor
violating tre interstate .oEnerce law.
Nh Means is accused OF making rates on
freight from Cincinnati 10 Pit;sours
which were less than the scheduled
rates.
The trial Of the cases against the Bal
titnorc and Ohio railway officials on the
sam, charge was postponed until To-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
A BLAZE AT 6ERRYvILLE.
Stock of Goods Ruined by Fire an"
wa,.r-HulldIug and Stock Insured.

BERRYVILLE, VA, october h'-''pe-
cIal)-Fire was discovered at O'Clock
this morning in the confectlonery-store Oh
J. w. Hamilton, on Church street. FOR
tunatelv the building was brick one,
and the fire was seen before it had gained
much headway As 1t WAS. nearly she
whole stock OF goods was ruined by hre
and water. The damage TO the pulid'ns'
which f. owned by +. J. Aiileck' II snsht.
Both building and stock OF goods were
insured. The orign OF the hre u not
known. But for the promptness with
ubicb tho hook-and.ladder company re-
sponded 10 the alarm. the damage might
have been much greater, as the puiIdinB
was in the centre of the town and closely
surrounded BY other structures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
Last of the Art Works.

We herewith make our last offer OF
the celebrated art works We have been
running this summer. We VIII 1urhish
10 our customers any Of the FAMOUS
PAINTINGS or THE WORLD. save
Nos. !. 3 {. 5, 6. 5. and 10; SIGHTS
AND SCENES Or THE WORLD. except
Nos. :. 2, 3. {. 8. IL. H. ID. Il, IS IL, and Il
GLIMPSEs OF AMERICA, with the eX'
ception OF Nos. /. ?. T. y. and II. for i've
cents a number. or six for twenty-five
cents, delivered at our counter. ms
offer is made for limited time. as we
intend to close out this feature.
THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

CINCINNATI. o., October B.-Deposi-
tions taken here In the case of DR.. Amick
VS.. Reeves develop some remarkable
facts. 1t was shown that the Amick
chemical. OF this city. has supplied forty
thousand doctors with DR.. Amick's chem
ical treatment for consumption. As much
as 81 900 worth of sample medicines being
distribu uted daily. each patient received a
trial outfit and an Inhaler. The company
offered as evidence its files, containing
thousands OF reports from physicians OF
cures. covering every stage and phase OF
the disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
A MINISTER DEPOSEO.
lie Mixed Up Politics With Religion op-
posing Breckinridge.

LEXINGTON. KY, october S-Pro-
fessor J. B. Jones. of Hamilton Female
College, and pastor Of the Providence
church. in this county, has been deposed
from his pastorate by the iratc members
who objected to his mixing up politics
with religion.
Professor Jones took I prominent part
I'm the campaign against colonel Brechin-
ridg-. majority OF the officers IN the
church were sympathzers with the Colo
mel, and as soon as they were gwen the
power they deposcl Mr.. Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
STRIKE Of CIGAR MAKERS.
ybor City, Tampa, and west Tampa the
scnnns nf fhr DiltrmliN.

JACKSONVILTE. FLA, October ia
eroe,aI to the Tin s-Union from Tampa
seys: Early this morning strik' was de-
clarod IN the cigar factory Of Gonzales
& Movra. at Ybor City, ana all hands
won't out. the men armed with clubs, etc.
and proceeded 20 other factories. Up Ia
" O'Clock oyer 100 cisarmakers We're
out. IN. factory people say the sirife
is due 70 an anorchis;ic element which
prevails in certain factories. bat th' mon
cain to have d gr.ovanc' IN tn rate o..
compensation. ana say they VIII 'eiir'hi
Nv York and Chicago prices. Every
cigarmakar i'm West Tampa. Tampa, and
ybor CITY VIII BE- out before night Spe-
cial policemen have ben stationed at the
scenes of trouble The strikers VIII hold
a mass-mestins tonight and decide what
course 20 pursue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
pAclElc EXPRESS ROBBERY.
AGENT. N@ssenQ.r. s.-.t Waici mar Charged
with Completely Therein.

THE DALLES, OREi october lS.-Af-
ter removing +. y. Hin from his position
as agent at this place, the officials Of
the Pacific Express Company placed Ed
ward Kurtz in charge Of the Office ana
caused Hin Messenger Tibbetts. ana
tho watchman. Gibbons, to be arrested.
They are accused of completely In Satut-
day nights robbery. when $1,000 was
stolen. The fact that these men were t'1
only persons possessing the KEYS 10 the
door 1f the office. and that tht dopI
shaved no evidence OF having been forced.
caussd suspicion 10 rest upon them. They
we're released later I'm the day on their
own recoguizanco. Evidence is rapid
shaping ITSELF. for thc detectives are al
most certain persons living in tnr 10
cal.ty committed a.. theft. and mat 'he
money is hidden about town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

isfactory To the convention. The cities
elected 10 membership were New YORK.
BROOKLYN. Philadelphia. Washington
pittsbnrg. Chicago. and Milwaukee Ap,
plications for membership were receiVeu
from Buffalo. Detroit. st. Louis, Cincin-
natl, Providence. and Columbus; Ih.se
were referred to committee. pending ,ns
arrival on Friday OF a delegate from BUT
falo. II was decided to name the new
organization "The American Association
OF Baseball Clubs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
Officers Iar.rd with Murder.

MEMPHIS. October lS-rhe finding OF
the Coroncrs jury in the killing OF Wal
ter Masters ln the raid by Sheriff Me-
Carver and gang Of white and black depu-
ties las created a furore. The jury finds
George Houston, a negro deputy guilty
OF murder. II was testified that Sheriff
AlcCarver himself was shooting at the
crap-shooters. Houston makes the third
deputy sheriff In jail on a murder charge.
4 mass-mceting TO demand McCaryer' 5
RESIGNATION is being agitated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

with the exh.lardtins sense " renewed
health and strength and internal clrani-
mess which follows the use Of syrup OK
III is unknown TO the few WHO nave
not progressed beyond The oil-time meil-
cines ami the cheap substitutes some
tImes offered. but never accepted by the
uzen.infnrmel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
DIR. Rroinien Sentenced.

BALTIMORE ND, October S-Dr.
John y. Kremien. recently aGJudSed
euilty of murder in the second degree
for poisoning John FoOre alias Herman
Hanburch. formerly OF Philadelphia, was
today sentenced 10 ten years imprlscA-
rnent in the state Pen!tentiary. The Su-
preme Court last week denied plea ior
a new trial kremien. who was fofrr .
nhysician. was arrested when he pre-
sentei a forged VIII to the Orphans
Court. which purported TO give him
Forre's estate, valued az $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
NItlsnn- DnXennnrt.


The ladies' Of Grace Episcopal church
Will have a concert a. Mr.. IA.., ,iAdI,'
No 9~; north Fifth etr -, tonight FOR
the benefit of the church. The programme
viii consist Of solos duets, readings ann
recitiuons and has been very cit.l".',
n,er.rei Among the solOi-ts VIII be-
NIits Rogers Mrs. Durrett. and Captain
Cunningham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
Teacher Convicted of Bribery.

DETROIT. MICH. October ls.-William
c. LphArdt the school inspector, who
was convicted week ago of taking a
bribe in connection with school con-
tract. was this morning sentenced 10 tve
wears at hard labor in Jackson prison.
His attorneys at once entered a motion
for n new trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
Invest

your idle money in paid-up stock OF tho
United Banking and Building Company.
Il costs you only $50 per share, on when
a cash dividend OF per cent. per annum
is paid. and at maturity you can draw 5iW
Der share. For further Information Apply
AT the office of the company. 81 east MaiE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
If fha RAINY L. CutfiDc Teeth.

be sure and use that cid and well-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing-Syrup.
for children teething. Ii soothes the child,
softgns the gums. allays all pain. cures
wind-colc. ana is the best remedy for
diarrhoea Twenty-Five cents Il bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
4 Word OF Advice.

II Is all right about going TO the Exposi-
ton, but you Will make great mistake
IL you go home without having your
picture taken at Fosters, III north Ninth
street. Special inducements the balance
Of this week.