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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

BUZZARD's BAY. MASS. Sept. ~.
The President has had two exceedingly
UNPLEASANT days. so much so that ne
was unable 10 make nis uIps % tine
fishing grounds A u1rtheasttry storm
has prevailed most of tho time since
Yesterday morning.
Assistant Secretary II tac Treasury
Hamim. who is spending te" days i'm
Marion. is expected to eau uuoh lhe
ton next week
Mrs John g. Carlisle is expected To- ar
rive in Marion iu the morning on uIleL
visit to the Hamlln Cottage.
Secretary Herbert. who was 10 go 10
Marion the last " the week. telesraphc .
yesterday that he Nould~be unable % d.
colonel Lamont ana pr Bryant ana
their families are sril al Wood non
but il Is learned from Cray Gables that
Colonel Lamont and family and Mrs
Bryant ana chnlren wifi return To Wash
ingt0n very soon. pr. Bryant VIII re-
main with the President until his re
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
DAmIGEs Fon mrN11L AsGUnn.
>ni, Brought by widow whose Husbands
Ilnhr we IL L.aeci eh nov L.Img Irleh.


BALTIMORE Sept G.-Before Judge
Phelps in tho Court OF Common Pleas.
yesterday was begun the trial OF tho
suit Of Mrs. Barbara Young. Who asks
$1,000 damages from the fo'icee II fhy-
aiclans and Surgeons 1ud Drs. Edwin
Geer and Nathan ~ kirrio for having
mutilated the body Of hcr husband
George V. Young WAS in the employ
Of the railroad company ana was m
jured i'm an accident He was removed
10 the city Hospital. which Is controlled
by the College OF Physicians and Sur
geons. ana died there. Dr kierle IL
the city post mortem physician and DR..
Geer is "a coroner. Both are professors
an the college. and the pla'ntim charges
that they cut open the body for the
instruction Of the students. removed tho
brain ana nned the cavity ln the sbull
with Oakum This she charges was done
without her consent or knowledge.
The defendants demurrof were over
ruled and then asked that m" jDry
should not bee allowed % take into con-
ei1eratiOn the mental anguish suffered
by ~ plaintiff. on the lesal principle
mat fdamaccs cannot be- recovered for
this. because Of the impossib.lity Of fix
Ing any rule 10y which the amount or
such suffering can be determined.
Judge Phelps. however. ruled that,
while the principle held as general
rule. this was an exceptional case. The
right Of widow 10 The decent burial
of her husband was at issue. and sho
should be allowed 10 vindcate her claim
10 substantial damages. The mental an
guish clause In the declaration was. ac-
corilngly. allowed 10 stand and the Jury
was iNlrauallfl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
CHANGES ~ rHE OFFIcE.
Carlisle will Thoroughly KoofEanite the
ArchitcctA once.

WASHINGTON D. g.. Sept 2l.-Thc
l,. ,,...,.,,.,. ra-
statement i' ''',.'. ..,' '' ,''s ,.-,r - civ
p9rtmcnt mat DO VIII he m'h'H ~ H'A
,..,ls bofor. ~..ralrv Carlisle au- The
.,.f..,..1 ,..,.,,,-
vacancy ts""@,' 's '"1 'Va,i,,.., a. l},i5rl-t
lIo4 ,S., Il ., .-..1 r,lto tr' arna..r-
.r .irt tT. r.., a~orif.+, vui o., fnt5 a.
.'.'Il' ..,-, ,',tf ono 7o.ftn tnr
'.ti,.. '..1 t.7t-i..i 1rancr.. ai The
,,.,.' '.''''..-...at.I f'.n, fra r1r.rr admin
e,r5,f's tr.r.t Thi- ,U b. a d.
,.,rffr. l0ns .lnf.url4r.d br Secretary
Iie +, tr. 5r.b.f..r. ofIc. duriux the
...ft.f,. g.. fr.. & l..l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
NIPrED ~ rHE BUD Br GRESHAM.
Why the Buroau OF American h"pubies
will not TnIsn Ahv rlIseIn enis.

WASHINGTON, Sept. A.--Secretory
scheme recentIv made public 80 make the
Enrrau of American Republics sclf-sup-
porting by the insertion of paid adyer-
Using En- its publications. Advertising
Agent Wilson, in New YORK Wno hal a.. neen
anoointed the cauvasser Of the Bureau
MAS last night notified by wire 70 cease
Ets onerafions. ana Director Furbl IA, Of
the bureau. was ordered to receii ,re,.. his a.,
S.ce If is declared m the State Depart
ment that the project was undertaken In
the absence OF and without the knowledge
of the Secretary while the Secretary was
on his vacation. ,., ,ho
nature of the pan be called MIR. fufhish IN
and directed him 70 suspend orerati1ns
al once in regard To tie soncltau uqn OF
advertisements for the Bureau pupllIGa. a
tions and To cancel all tha cDnII,AeL- ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

FALL. RIVER. MASS. Sept. 2i.-A num-
her OF the more prominent manufacturer =,
who we're seen to-day regarding the Hni
sltYatlon. were all OF 0ns mind. They said
that they did not propose TO start the
mills al The old rate OF wages, unless TO
market went 20 IL cents. ani they were
,.,o',Cbt 10 take care Of the product at 5
cents. They stated further that hey "ere
not anxious 70 resume al present, even
a. n reduction. as she trading proyel TO
them thar business WAS dun ana thas s..
- ci,,h al the current quotations.
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PRICE TWO CENTS:
THE KANSAS NATTER
70 BE CONSIDERED BY IRE 0DD-
FFLlOWS TO-DAY.
The Care o OIphAns and W dovs IN ths
Bosy b,clsrea to be y Legal obi ga.
aon-Ihe FN,Eo Affair.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. sept IL
Upon tne resumption OF business in the
Sotercigu Cram Lodge OF Odd-feiiow5
this morning the report Of the Committee
ON che Paularcns Militant was taken up.
Representative INNy. ga Missouri. sought
20 amend the report by making all menl-
bers or tnc Scarlet degree cutible Tor
admission into She patrlarchs Militant,
but The proposition was defeated.
The preamble ana resolutions from New
YORK touching the status Of aged menu
trrs whose lodges are defuuct were re-
ported and adopted.
The foreign relations of the order are
reported IN fine condition. ald $50 Was
donated 10 extend the work in Europe.
The report of the committee adverse
10 allowing the lodges the privilege OF
making "A minimum benefit of ~ per
week for q limited time. and to increase
IT TO - afterwards, was Laid over Tor AN
other year.
The Judiciary Committee reported that
support OF the widows and Che malnte-
nance Of the orphans of deceased odd
Fellows is not charity. but legal
obligation, and that Ia the discharge u
this sacred duty grand lodge has fun
power 20 make reasonable and necessary
ASSESSMENTS upon the subordinate lodges
20 proyde and maintain homes Cor such
dependents
Nohru DAKOTA CtNsrRtD.
The special committee appointed TO in
vestisate me misapproprlaton or funds
iorai romnfttro r,A rr.etveJ xt5 tsn and
liehi,rseI to the hretbren & 80 nnd tnat
th" disbursement VAS not 70 suHerrrS
ns lii une 90 ,''"S, 10 -, ~ inlgo ~
~ w. Nv ,s,,s ,, 49,.
',o,,t ll,,o aot',.i r.lieg eT,on,ed Vas
~, sS a,n onl ,b, balanro go
@ -, t,,ad rho ror,mtftee
S,,,t tb,, n .,l,r - ~. Farg,, brefb
,.,' - fsns,,,@bie IN ,be nighest deeree
ani or5sred ,he Grand Io.igo ~ North
naiota IN at "nco SEQ tbat sil ott+nfion
vas pivsn 10 relief ~ artrnl distress-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

WASHINGTON. Sept a.-It was ru-
mored az the Treasury department 20.
call for the resignation Of George IA.
Eartlett ana Thomas j. Hobbs. the dis
bursting agents OF the department here.
The question OF their dismissal has been
c6rslt.red anl IL was learned that they
would probably be called upon 10 resign
within sixty days. 30 complaints, so tar
as can be learned have been maze
against them in their otnclat capacity.
Mr. Hobbs has been in the department
tbtrtv and Mr Bartlett twenty years.
They are both Republicans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

cOTTrvDIA. :. -. sept 2l.-John and
Jasper Atkins lwhiiel were hanged at
Winnsboro. :. g.. to-day for the murder
Of William clamp. also white. on Fob
ruary is. 1893. they died "lt9o9,t, without, a =
their clut. The murder was an atrocl0uS
one Thcy killed clamp in order mat
John might live with Clamps wife ard
Iasner %ith his daughter. and between
them divide up what little property the
dead man had The Governor thought of
|or,-,,ttirn their sentence 10 life I'M
prisonment. but had he done so a mop
Was ready " 90 70 the jail and lynch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
THE VIRGINIA FIGHT.
ENCOURAGTNG REPORTS From TIE
FIFTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
Chairman Faulkner. Untirlng Work
The Cheatham- hlte Contetted Case
from North Carolina.
TINES BunzAu, B.prRr Bu1LDrxo.


The committee made no mistake when
they selected Senator Faulkner chairman
of the National Executive Committee.
lie is an untrng worker, and can always
be found at his post. In season and out
he is at Democratic headquarters direct
ug the movements of the campaign and
dI.po,ug OF The forces az his command
to tne best advantage.
There were few callers at Democratic
hca1quarters this morning and no Viz
eluiaus. but letters received from the
campaign iu That State are Of te most
encouraging nature CONGRESSMAN Jones
writes that his reelection is certain, but
as he has no idea OF taking anything for
granted, Doe Us determined T. make an
active fight 80 the end.
Reports from the Fifth and sixth Dis
tfIrts are more cuu3urdrle, aAl tue
committee is satisfied OF The re-elecilon
of Congressman Swanson ahi Tie eiec'ioH
In Corer.- man Swauson's district a
campaign OF education ls being '"hd"' 'trp'
and more literature has been sent lheiT
tAau ~ amy district iu tne United States
j. rriLA> ra-n.rAa.
Republican headquarters presented
lively appearance this morning. Inc '"N',
rooms Of tAe committee were crC#lch
Carolina. witnesses in the tlea t"t.Iii-
Wm.e contest. the holrins ~ which ST."
occupies the time Of TIE committee
The Republican managers cFllthIy CUE
slider 80 "a matter OF some Importance
settle this difficulty amieaby, as seV,ra
members OF the National Committee are
here iu the role Of prartnthti- ~
arhItratorS in tne case are C-tlt .i."i
Babc0.k Senator Manlerson, MT. Ap7I,y.
oi MASSACHUSETTS,, Nice-chalrW"n 9l ~. ,i-'
National Republican Committee ana i-"''
William 4. Hooker ~ Ne" 1"Ih- ,
Tine inquiry i- progressing NOR IHr'-
ly than was expected. ana conl's."il
White who was not expected mere u. A."
Monday next. Was given ii hca..n nus
mOruIul CheafhHm ls very c'..I iii'
and the opinion here 81 general tAat He
VIII Doe declared the poHd i'ei'a ~ ~
nominee But whether IL is Cheat nam OF
White IL is certain that Dig ithl l7
a. be- made bv the Republicans g. cap
ture the Second N0rtn Carolina Hi5utt.
and the Republican candidate in 'nhl
district Will have she slrans uacAlut o'
the Republican congressional c"iHi1I'''e'
cHnrwAy HoHso>'s ciAiA's-
Coforel J. H. Hobs0u. chairman or t1r
popuist party Of Virginia arrived mere
fhis morninr. ana held a long CON ttIsi,.
with National Chairman aupen. "a.
Senator Stewart OF NeE tl'@' Ll1 tl,.,,
chance iu several congress. onAl lla'Il
I'm Nraln.a This fan, and genera sIo~ .'
OF his party ln the state ~ it7'
very much the trrliudloh ti h'''r "
panty I'm he Fourth district uA 9"l
either another convention VIII De ..I.
.1 ., th.. committee Wll select tuNlir.
candidate. "We will. Dc says, nav -
candidate for Congress IN tl'i
in \Ir.nia If only to establish ~ la.,
t.at ,c.. are "a uarty separate ana pi1i.H'l
rr,Di the fvru So called great l.ltrs' dil'
oruo.ed TO tLe methods ana IrIc'p'ees d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
1NoTRER RAPID TRANsIT TICTIM
Death Of Elizabeth 1hurwey Makes In
Fiftt-Fighth.

BALTIMORE Sept. Zl.-Another victim
Of the murderous rapid transit ears met
am awful fate Al Castle and fayetto
stro.ts thfs morning. The CHASTITY list of
The dead since the Introduction of the
r4pid transit. two years ago now reaches
dftv-eight. To-days victim was Elzabett
T'lurwey. IL widow, eighty years Oh.
Death was almost instantaneous, ann hri
bcdv was so horribly mutilated That eNen
strong men who lifted her mansled re-
mains from beneath the car nearly FAINT
al al the awful sight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

FALL RIVER, MASS. Sept 2i-Only
a few weavers are at work in the sea
comet Mills to-day and all these are
non-uniOn Operatives. Just how many
looms are in operation. the management
Of the mill decline TO state. The union has
stationed plckets about the mill 10 stop
AN who show any inclination 10 return.
are baine run. and three-fOurths Of the
Snnloves of the card-rcom are AT work.
roth weavers and spinsters unions are
navine strike wages to-day, and each VIII
distribute nearly 500 the leaders isr, OF hd Ine
S.iI not return to work at the reduced
WAGES.
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VOL. s-NEW SERIES NO l64.
his own Government after that Of the

his own Government after that Of the
United States.
The Ciarge d'Affaires does not a7tici-
pate trouble over the succession. he says,
AS President Nuncz. during the greater
part of his third term. exercised more Of
a moral influence over the affairs of the
country than an executive direction.
on account Of his poor health he was
unable 10 endure the climate OF the Cap
ital, Eogota, and remained al his home
IN El Cabrera. near Carthagtna. while
the Nice-Prcsident, Miguel Antonio caro-.
was the real Executive head Of the
Government
Mr. Rcngiio thinks that the Nlca-Prcs-
ident will remain In control To- the end
Of the siN-year term for which President
Nuncz was elected in lSl2.
Close watch viii be kept of Colombian
AFFAIRS by tho diplomatic and naval repre-
natives Of the United States. owing
10 the frequency OF revolutions in Ceu-
ual America. II IS hoped that the new
a"mnisirauon VIII prove stable. but
should trouble hc threatened naval ves-
sci viii De dispatched 10 Colombia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

v,liii,aa, shannon. OF Syracuse. was Kill
", =" ''',T'j apd 6reman e. r.. Lambkin seriously
fu Snrt .''fG by "a an accident on the West shore
mn n.o3,y' ~ tl.t east of BowmansvIile. The
e9stb0und train met a mixed freight. one
81 o., NV was off the rails. humping along.
we GA - curve. where the trains met the
VI v,,s thrown with great violence
a.',trst he cab. where sat the engineer.
L1skeman. and fireman. The engineer
,,'se NOT badly hurt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
wHTsKr rRU,r otrICEns mEEr.
Recent Reverses Have Prodded the Dlrec-
L.n. IN - .uL.,nn A..IX L.

PEORIA. ILL. Sept 2i-The resigna-
tion of Nelson Morris, the adverse ruling
case and other incilentais of Ufe i'm the
dl.tilling WOri seem 90 have prodded the
Whisky Trust directors into sudden ac-
uvty quick Summons was issued,
calling the directorate together "A day or
ty0 ahead or time, and an the members
are Di0seted at headquarters to-day. win
the solitary exception of Nelson Nor s.
aforesaid. Several of the general oiS-
tributors who handle Trust goods are also
in the city ana the entire campaign ana
condition of affairs are under close con
siJerati0n Thus far there Is nothing
given out for publication. but President
Grpenhut and others express unwaver-
Ing confidence in the stability Of the COM
pany They seem 20 consider the craft
-eaWorthv I'm every respect and able u
weather the hardest storms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
nrn,rnol In u ANolen Ntr.am.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Sept. IA
..,-rial TO the Times Union iIom Plant
Pin says Mr. a. g.. EImist)u. OF mis-
riace. was drowned While attempting to
rrross the Alana river last night Ed
miston was IN a buggy with compan-
ION named Kelly and drove into the
river. forgetting that 10 had hcen greatly
swollen by the rains. The buggy soon
capsized, catching him under IL and
drowning him. Kelly extricated himself.
and clung TO a tree until this morning,
p'han ~ WAS reAcnad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
UILLIAm MrtH, AHRESTED.
Ho Coofesses 70 tho NJ Mardor and says Bon
Allen aud john Conlev Assisted Him.

CINCINNATI. o., Sept. 2l-WilIiam
Myers. OF Atlanta. was arrested. for COM
rlclty in the murder of Forest L. Grow
iey. m this city last night lie had dyed
his hair and eyebrows. He declares h.
is innocent. sayl 2 he had heard that
CharIes jones. under arrest al Atlanta,
had DECLARED be would braB HIN INTO
the case and he skipped 70 avoid tr'l-
bile. MN.
cfo ga. arr.-t.. b. lm-iaafu last
uieht. for the murder Of Forest crowley,
pls brought here this morning He con-
r..s4d t0 the murder. and says Ae was
assisted bv Fen Allen and John ConIey,
ATLANTA gamblers. Corlev is under arrcs
fr ClattauolRa The police are search iue
for Allen. who has recently served q
siX months term for gambling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
r,n No. lI-gInIa campaIgn.

prrFr1TLD. W. VA, sept 2i-Spe-
an 30 Invitation Messrs X. Haden
Si, s-a t.. -. Holland. Of Bmefeld
adii''rasscd large Democratic mass-meet-
ns ressSsw sS was w. cni6ussaac H1 ss'grd1y ana r Z:
i1. v,', ,etnt. lie touched upon all the lead
,,S tonics ot the campaign. both state
-i ,.ff4ull.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

Bureau hand books. instead II furnishing
them for gratUitous distribution. which
formed part Of the new regime Is not
Included in the Secretary's vacating or
der, and II Is presumed. VIII be con-
tuucd. There have been very strong pro-
tests filed against the practice. however,
boy members OF Congress. who have been
put TO considerable personal expense in
purchasing Bureau hand-books TO supply
the demand OF their constituents which
have heretofore been met at the Govern
meuL' 8 eNUeUse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
rKhsIDhNrNUNEz DsdD.
The Head Of the Fepublic OF Colombia
Passed away on he 18th.

PANAMA. Sept. 2l.-The Star and Her
ald has received adyices from Hogota an
nouuclng that President Nunez. Of the
Republic OF Colombia. died on the 18th
instant
Mr. Julio Rengifo, Charge dAfairts OF
,he COLOMBIAN Legation. says that Pres
ident Nancz was generally regarded as
Tie ahlest and most patriotic statesman
Of the Republic His residence I'm the
United States as a consular officer year,
ago had given him close acquaintanGe
v,th the officers OF this Government,
ana he had used his infiuence 10 u4oael
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
WOMEN FIGHT f DUEL.
Rivals in Love Meet and Murder and Sui,
eide IL the Result,

ST. LOUIS. MO. Sept. IA special
from birmingham, Ma. says Emma An
derson and Irene Washington. aged sev-
cnteen and eighteen years respectively
of Daphne, Ala. were rivals for The af-
facuon " Ben. Olson. q swedish sailor
Tie girls quarrelei and agreed % settle
Tho matter by "a duel with knives. Each
lirl stripped O. the waist and began
sashinc with knives. In a few minutes
The Washington girl hal received over "a
dozen cuts. and frH. DIVING soon after
wards. Emma Anderson realizing that
she had committed murder, stabbed her-
sir to the heart and fell dead across
the body OF hcg rival
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
nrcLsIon In Rra,ton,. rnyor

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-The Repubii-
can conversational committee today de
ciIed the contest for nomination from
~ Seventh South Carolina district be-
,,yeen Messrs. Ellery NJ Brayton and
f"bnson. in favor OF the former. Mr..
I,ravton is a white Republican, formerly
roliSctor OF internal revenue and chair
man OF the State Republican commit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

HENDERSON. Ky, Sep, 2l.-c. -: 6:
,Staess,,,.r committed suicide at Brande-
S,rr Wednesday. using pistol 70 enscs
his purpose. lie left note stating thsy
the act was deliberate and the ,esul, or
sickness. disappointment ana h0peiess
at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Sept. a.-A
~ JN to the Times-Cnion from Ocala'
sbe-at. a.,,s. Tom Mallory who lives near
serc e.,. vent home drunk this morning.
He Sy ,Taah Tl.9 his Myt Tife s6r 29a kicked a
her }" delicate condition. and the kick
llnlree3 IN her death Mallory has not been
..,.yr efei.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
Eo4boAB,s rCHIlc BUILDING.
ItIs TO be Erootad by siossrs +. a Wilson
and 4 f. Nav.

WASHINGTON. Sept. A.-Blds were
opened al the Treasury Department to-
day for the constructor OF the Roanoke,
Na.. public building. f.. =. wilson, of
Macon. Ga.. was the lowest bidder, at
f1Y3ab and T.. X. May. of Roanoke Va,
LII -lI- -L--ln. IL .-I.ILl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
NKGKOhs FOR MfssILLON.
60 10 Take TIE Places OF striking Miners

and Trouble g.. Likrfy O." Follow
ST LOUIS. MO. Sept. 2l.-A special
from Birmingham. Ala. says. Three
hundred negroes left here to-day In
charge Of labor agents % take the places
OF striking miners in Ma-sill1n. Oslo.
districts. and 100 more viii follow soon.
lt is said the Ohio strikers have threaten
cd o. slaughter southern negroes tf they
attempt 10 10 20 work. Trouble is OK
prct.i ON the arrival Of tho negroes as
they have not been appriSeI Of The stua-
tIou.
lHE MINERS TEorRl Vs NOT w sF1TLFD.
MASSfLLON. OHIO.. Sept 4.-Massll-
Jon was fan ~ miners this morning dis
cuselIg the situation az every street cor
ner. The operators had suggested that
80 the miners would accept slXty-five
cents a ton. instead II the proifered
sixty. it could probably te arransed.
The union oficsr- wanted setentt-five
cents. however. ara said the prgposit on
~ the operators Wts not sufficiently
favorable t0 justly calling a mass meet
ing. State Arbitrator Bishop is actively
at work and continues hopeful. ono
operator stated mat 3o negroes hal
started for Mass Ion from Birmingham
this morning. blt this was denied By
another operator.
Will yoT TAKE THE STGRogs.
n1RNfNGHAM. Ala. Sept IA
l0reo number Of negroes Were gotten to-
rtther here yesterday go ho shipped 20
Nfassilf0u. Ohio, 90 take the place Of
strikers. hut the shipment failed a. ma
feriallze owing % o. Misunderstanding af
10 rates. The noe' aes were much wrought
mo over the matter and several who
bad sold out thel. effects have sued the
contractor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
RE I'm MIL shuts Down.

WHEELING, w VA. Sept. - re ~
,in nlate mills OF the Aetna STANDARD
COMPANY. 90 % employing several handre4
hands. announce to-day tnat thsy via
shu, down tomorrow night indennltesN
pending a settlement OF the wage SS@'~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
uil be in Fayor Of Cheatham.

wAsHNG5TToSSS SS c5eah5m s5spi Tne T1 wS.e sSnteit it
81 He.cond North Carolina district was
the hv the Republican Congressional
healu ul,,ttee to-day. and It's decision. SEN
'oili' iNiandersOn. a member OF the com
a,Ui a.at,toe. said tonight would be in favor
Of chaaih-ni-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
The Deadlock Continues.

CANTON. MISS. Sept In the Sew
enth district congressional contehtloh
wa baliots have been taken without a
changr in the vote. Hooker leads with
IL $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
yoto,. Iourdes Ruled Ont by the Pope.

ROME. Sept. A.--The Vatican authoFi-
,ss MAGE Zola's Loardos upon the index
ithrorIm prohibitorum. which excludes
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WEATHER FORECAST.

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Corps, which Is 42.000 strong. comprising
the elite Of the japanese army, particu-
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enter Pekin. # that be the next point Of