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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
MCNFORD Am SWANsOE.
! hey Make Housing Speeches in PIttsyi-
vania--A Populist HOotsd.

DANVILLE. VA. oct. Special
Ih,re was an immense crowd at Chatham
today, IL being the regular County
Court-day, and there was q great turn
out OF the people. Judge Coles, of the
county court, being sick. and judge
Barksdale, Of Halifax. who is to ho.i
court for him, not being able 20 reach
Chatham until tomorrow, no court was
held, ana the politicians had the day 10
themselves.
Captain c. ". T.. Hale the self-norai-
mated IOpuUst candidate for Congress
preacher Of Halifax county were on hand
20 champion the Pupuiist cause, and Hon.
Claude a. Swanson and Hon. B. b. Mum
ford, formerly of IItt-ylyauia, and now
Of Richmond, were there % hold Jp the
Democratic standard. The committees had
a hard time reaching au agreement Tor
a joint discussion, the Ppou.ists not being
willing for swanson tg SU.tH diteI lhcr
men. IL was finally agreed That swanson
should lead off for one hour Hale 10 take
an p.uI. Nguiori au hour, and Reese
TO c.ore with "a half-LOurs talk. swanson
speeches that were loudly applaudcd and
that seemed To- make a good lmpr, S~lou.
Captain laie is not much Of a speaker,
but me- diI better than his friends expect
cd. though they complained that hc took
ilp too much of his time telling stale aUcC-
dot,s and reading and replying 10 cdl-
tUrfaIe boo Democratic newspapers.
The Rev. s. b. kecscc took but TWEEN
ty-Iye minutes OF his time, and used III
in abusing both the old parties ana !
making no points at an. When he was |
through the crowd called for swanson !
but The chairman OF the Iopuiisl com
mittca rushed 90 alter the agreement en-
tered into. SO that ne could not respond. |
and tine crowd dispersed. Kissing and |
hCOtIug the IOpuliSt chairman.
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HILL SPEAKS AGAIN.
Cleveland Men Take Prominent Part in the
Meeting-Goy. Flower

KINGSTON, ~ Y, oct. Ex-senator
David .. Hill arrived here amid the
booming Of cannon at s O'Clock tonight
kingston IS opposite Rhncclin, which is
the rome Of Hon. Levi +. Morton.
This evening at 8 o'clock Mr. Hill and
party were escorted in carriages to the
Academy Of Music, which accommodates
1000 people. The academy was crowded
TO the doors. Hon. John J. Linson pre-
sided. He is known as a Democrat
who has trained with the Cleveland eIe-
ment i'm state politics. In his introduce
tory address he said that during the
campaign upon which the Democratic
party had embarked IT was the duty of
every Democrat, without regard TO fac
tionaIlsm, TO give full support TO the
Mr.. HI! in openng his remarks, said
the result OF THIS campaign would de-
ielmlnc the HE Of the party and st
was indeed an important one for the
pr"ty I'm the state and nation alike
lie then reviewed the tariff and ap-
portiormcnt questions in the same itne
as AT Syracuse anl Binghampton lie
said the Republican part. figuring that
The democratic party would not have the
heart to conduct this fall n vigorous cam
paign, thought it could fost a partisan
appOTtiOument upon the most sacred In
etrum,nt embraced i'm the State Govern
ment. But ne added, "if we shall win
next month. aS ! confidently predict We
will, one Of the main causes of such sue
cess will je this very misrepresentation |
apportiOumcnt.'
The Senator's remarks were frequently !
interrupted by applause, AMI when ne /
finished he witnessed many signs Of ap- |
probation.
Hon. James w. Eaton, Albany county's |
district attorney who has been strong /
Cleveland man since 1884 delivered a /
short address. He strongly advocated /
party unity saying that he believed that .
there was never a sacrifice I'm politics as /
David B. Hill made I'm accepting the CUB
nomination
Senator Hin will leave here at Z O'Clock
I'm tho morning for Little Falls. where
me speaks tomorrow afternoon. He will
address Democratic mdss-mectng at
Utica tomorrow night
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nlneu upon highway robbery. The wife
was dressed in mems clothes. and each
carried revolver. They selected Gibbs
as their victim, as he came along the
street. Robinson ordered Gibbs 10 hold
UP his hands, but Gibbs showed fight and
Robinson and the woman shot him. Rob
inson says II was the woman's shot that
killed him, while the woman asserted
that Robinson did all the shooting Other
witnesses have been found, however who
have heard Mrs Robinson say that she
fired the fatal shot.
The pair were frightened away before
they succeeded in securing any plunder
They Joined the throng that gathered
around the body, and watched II being
carried away I'm a wagon. Robinson has
collapsed, and lays the burden OF his
crimes upon his wife.
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An INSANE NOTHER'S ACT,
Fakes Hor Children ia a Barn aud sets the
Building on Fire

ELIZABETH. n. j.. oct l5.-Mrs
Jennie Harrigan and her three children
perished by fire In a barn upon their
farm, I'm the outskirts OF this city, to-
day. The residence, also was burned.
The husband and father was absent at
the time Of the calamity. The general be-
lief Is that Mrs. Harrigan became sud
denly insane and set the house on fire;
that she then took her children and went
into the barn, and. locking the door. set
the hay on fire. As the flames began TO
close around them. the mother gathered
the children about her and held them
there until they were all overcome. The
Oldest child was six years Of age, and the
youngest fourteen months.
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4tLLMiS ~ D.,,HIAGfOS.
Secs Commissioner hilI"r In Reference to
that IroubiesOne Dhpensary Law.

WASHINGTON, y. c., oct l5.-Goy-
ernor Tillman. Of South Carolina, was az
the Treasury Department to-day and
had an interview with CommisslOner
Miller. Of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
In regard TO a question on which there
seems TO be conflict between Federal apd
State authority Under the dispensary
laws OF the State Of South Carolina dis
titled spirits In the custody OF the United
States In bonded warehouses belonging 10
parties who have violated the provisions
OF the dispensary Law By selling them
within the State, are declared % BE-
nuisance, and on conyicSOn the state
officers are authorized TO seize and con-
fiscate liquor In all suvh cases the Cow
ernor proposed 70 tender the tax TO the
Government and seize the spirits con-
tending that the Federal authorities have
no right 70 interfere in the matter Com
missioner Miller took issue with the Gov
ernoT and cited several decisions or ths
courts, among them one by the Supreme
Court OF the United states, wherein IL
was held that goods In bonded ware
houses were not subject 10 any process
or proceeding issuing from state court,
and that so long as the government re-
tained control the goods It's JURISDICTION
and authority was supreme. NO nnal de-
cision, however. was reached, and Y ~
possible that in Difference 10 the wisbes
OF Governor Tillman the question Will %
referred TO the Attorney General Tor an
ODIniOn.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
OUR GOLD FOR AUSTRIA.
THE FIRST SHIPMENT IN OCTOBER
FOR MANY YEARS.
And IL Has Mest Depressing Ensc, Up/p
stocks and Other Msrke,s-Hasfs -
Million the Amount,

NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-The first
ment Of gold from New York 20 Ev.
IN October for many years will e,
the Havel, which sails for Southau
tomorrow morning. The Bank OF
forf withdrew from the sub-Tresl
100000 just before the close OF bushes
presenting greenbacks In payment for the
ei eSidior me ~lthdrawal is FOR the account OF
tnn feaoody Co., of Boston, and
@ @sne sold Is consigned TO Berlin. 'rhe ml-
tria. PPV''u '" VIC AUS
nan, Inc ensagement of this gold for ship
,leht caused weakness In the stock mar
S' SSe.' az IL is an extraordinary occurrence
so soa so'u 70 be shipped to Europe az TINS
Cereals Cereals Snd or the re- year, when the expor, OF
9anGe OF trade strongly In favor on the
United States. " '"S
SOME or THE CAUSES.
For over a decade. except during the
ahclai stringency existing in lNg,
ana 1893 gold has been imported
IA non,b large amounts from Europe during the
cemoef. The impossibility of Landing for
eisn balances In New York. on account
~ ~. the one per cent. money market. and
ans ene aStlEe demand for money In Germany
@ anu austria, the smaller exports OF cot-
lon atsi wheat combined with their low
Psce, tne lowest to-day i'm the history
Oh the United States, and the larger inn
ports stimulated by the reduced tariffs.are
mehllOhed among the causes which caused
loteiSn exchanges to advance 10 gold
exporting rate. Germany and Belgium
nave also recently placed some large
!oahs In the London market, which has
forced sterling on the continent 10 en-
unusually low rate, permitting the trl-
angular operation OF exchange which
permits gold exports.
Ihe profit on the shipment Of gold. how
ever Is SO slight that II is believed that
god would not have gone forward il in
uucements had not been offered by Aus
tIld, Whlch has not yet acquired sui,i-
cleht gold to put its recently established
sold currency on a solid foundation.
BAD EFFECT UPos Stock.
ms suspicion has a most depressing
erect on stocks and other markets. az ia
wdS fecollected that Austria In 1882 and
lS95 drew tens OF millions OF dollars In
sold from the United States by the pay
IhGnt OF a liberal premium 10 the god
Ssm.pplhS houses In New York. and the
low gold balance Of the United States
i iteasury inspired the fear that another
GoVtrnmeent bond issue would be forced
line. " ~
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ATLANTA, GA, oct. 15.-The contract
for the foundation Of the mlnufac. c.urers
and liberal arts building OF the Cotton
states and International Expos ton was
let to-day to w w. Griffin, of Atlanta.
other contracts for the nine prime al
buildings VIII follow in gu ck success on.
The Board of Lady Managers will invite
the Governors of all the States to name
committees Of representative women,
eight for each State. Mir Gilbert, the
architect. had a long conference with the
management to-day I'm regard to the
construction of the woman's bUildi q.
Governor Northen sends out this week in
vitatious to all the state Governments 10
make exhibits The new illustrated pros
pectus Of the Exposition, handsomely en-
graved ana printed in three langua es-
English. French and Span sh-Will be s.
sued this week. The first edition viii be
about forty thousand pamphlets.
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NcKenney In Prince Edward.

FARMVILLE. VA, oct. 15.-Speclal.--
To-day was County Court and il had been
announced that there would be speaking
by both parties, but this only drew a
fair crowd OF people. Mr., w. II. McKen-
ney spoke in the courthouse. His speech
was a very conservative one. He show
ed the benefits 10 be derived from the
present tariff He was followed by Judge
W. II. Mann, who spoke with his usual
eloquence and vim. Both speakers were
loudly applauded. There were very few
negroes to hear the Democratic speak
ers.
Captain w. T. Gaines, the Republican
speaker addressed a crowd in the street.
He charged the Democrats with bringing
on the present financial trouble ana
spoke at length against frauds In cleo
tiOn.
There is very little enthusiasm in either
side; both sides seem 20 be very In
different as TO the result.
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TIsHERM IN LOST.
One Of the saddsst f~-tar~. OF the Essens
storm IN florids.

JACKSONVILLE FLA, oct IA
snecaI from ,Apalachlcoia. Fla. says
Ire T9ddsst feature OF the recent storm
was the loss OF fifteen fishermen, all
white, on sand Island. about ten miles
from that place.
caught In the gale, but uatil Saturday
h was hoped that they had escaped.
Since the gale subsided searching parties
have beer looking for them. and Satur-
day three members OF the party were
found dead The corpses were swollen
and so badly mutilatef that they could
not he iientined The bodies were
buried on Sand Island where they we're
found. There IL no doubt now that
the entire fifteen lost their lives IN the
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4CCRAR ANHAHsr
Joint Discussion In which Franklin and
1rA-E Are Ennted.

AMHERST. VA, oct 15.-SpeciaI- The
'.'.r village and usual count crowd were
''i tanned ana instructed by the main
.U., g-E event of jhr day. a Joint discuss
"'tNr.n Hon. ~. H. Flood and !
.''. county Attorney Democrats ana
aIs ''lis and Franklin, Repubi-
roma Harry Tucker happened on the
la. am Nln' IL open tae discuss ON ana
t. 4rc,, -l'dler interest and polnt 10
md in with the tread Of a victor
magnetic i."ly aud fIfcible style, his
IgIt ana ,vt heaming with conscious
leiT,. - a., ,It tih ana holding i'm his bInJs
ra,} rsi1e Sll tang blc evidences az 6e'r'',
I.,,',,,rr' US redeemed, the first fr,,lts ~
s,,'.tti,", az. image. he STOOD the inn1eC
,,.''..H ,e'a'loH OF conscious reCt ma iiHPei
- ~ oteSlof OF iAe people, inte'e "hu hu,,. cue
t'.ese symbols ui home-l.fs NO si'o" hs
tti' est ana ruicst could IIt 81 }, he
lin ,itUu tallH re1uction by the n tnat
sTsas i saso mem many weary son on5 a,5
1rals followed, with rolling ey., .
sO',is' ana wdtery mOuthinoS rihplS
IO"n@us nus OF appreciation from 49, elIciting
Sb.so so''le aarky Joke ana nieeer,S.,ss only
seeynad VapNclty ana stomach ~ ,, ", lot
Hon iiou prepared and well-snltedS speech
gnes1h II -. FLOOD fOllowsg tr T.
Hon ns speech. as ala also ,hof hoaf
''"'i' IucAer. abounded in 'tao ti,n. ot
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VOL. s-NEW SERIES NO lo4.
RICHMOND. VA. TUESDAY oCrOBEa rs Is91

Illustrations, pointed and telling hits ana
happy truths, directly bearing on the pres
ent issue and contest.
Mr.. Lee closed the discussion, aiming
his gun solely at Franklin, who could not
stand FIRE but ANONYMOUSLY fed before
che cap burst The day closed on the
stronger assurance and clearer presage OF
final and complete victory on the 9Th Of
November.
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BALTIMORE, oct 15.--The season for
dredging and scrapiug for oysters n
Maryland waters opened this morning
business viii be transacted More vessels
are engaged I'm the oyster business this
season than for several years and the
failure of the fruit crop is expected 10
create good demand for oysters. The
entire fleet engaged in dredging will num-
ber 1900 vessels. Each vessel will employ
on an average of eight men, and 100
men will be employed i'm the busine Is.
This number does not include the tOngers,
and i'm the counties 1000 are engaged in
longing The packing houses in Baltimore
and at points on the eastern and Wes ern
shores employ about 10000 people more.
a careful estimate recently made by
prominent packer places the number OF
persons interested In the oyster industry
at 30 900.
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Senator pan,el at narrIsonDurg.

HARRISONBURG, VA. oct 15.-Spe-
cial.-S5nator John w. Daniel addressed
q large and intelligent audience in the
courthouse here to-day. This was
County Court-day From the close at
tentioH which the audience gave him dur
ing the several hours Of mis- powerful ar
raigument Of Republican mlsrule, and
presentation OF the beneficial acts Of the
last Congress. surely much good will re-
suit 10 the Democracy Of this county
$50 one spoke for the Republicans here to-
day, though Robert j. Walker, their can
didate for Congress-. was In town. Hon.
speak at number Of places I'm this coun-
ty during this week.
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JaP4E UNIfhu VAR.
Hostility with China Heals All Internal
Dis-enaions

LONDON, oct. ia rescript has been
issued, cOnyokug an extra session OF the
japanese Parliament at Hiroshima FOR
to-day, 10 continue for seven days IN
order 10 discuss matters requiring the
sanction Of Parliament. While the Lib
crdl party is I'm the majority, all factions
are uniting TO press the var 10 success
ful conclusion. When the last japanese
Parliament dissolved the leaders OIL the
different parties were at swords points,
but In the presence OF a war with a pow
cr Of China $ magnitude. involving the
supremacy OF the Orient, the old personal
feuds have been set aside, and efforts are
being made 10 have all factions repre-
sented through their leaders In the new
Japanese Cabinet. To this end IL IS being
urged that Count Chuma, Count Mat
sutakaand Niscount Shinagawa shall be
members Of the new cabinet, although
they have been among the most active
leaders against the Government. There
are no cabinet portfolios vacant yet
so strong, is the feeling Tor political union
during this emergency that IL Is pro-
posed TO create new cabinet offices in
order 10 get their cooperation.
LONDON, oct. Ia dispatch from
Shanghai to the Central News, says that
Chang, the viceroy Of Huh-Kuang, has
started for Pekin, whittier he has been
summoned for an audience with the En-
pcror. lie is travelling incOgnito.
ror 'GV rtsIDENTs 'oT IN Danger.
WASHINGTON, oct IA cabegram |
was received this morning by the De- |
partmeut of State from the American |
Charge D'Anaires DENLY at Pekin, |
stating that the reports Of danger TO |
foreign residents at Pekin are greatly |
that there had been only |
one attack upon an American, and that |
Il very insignificant affair, followed by |
Jrompt punishment, and that the Inn
Derial proclamation had been issued to
local authorities enJolnlng protection OF
'tr4ioruIYe
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BALTIMORE. oct 1i.-The Baltimore
Christian EndeavOr's are entering poll
tics. Committees have been and are be
mg appointed by the societies to select
the men for whom the entire Union shall
work and vote and t. map Out a cam
paisn. They propose 10 hold meetings in
the various churches. and also mass meet
iugs. al which they viii have speakers
of prominence. Being non sectariln and
non-pdrtisan. they are going to pick their
men from the list presented by the va
rious parties for the Offices, ana then
work and vote for their selections.
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1HE ono DhMOCRACT.
Opening OF the state Campaign with Ex
Governor Campbell ~ Chief Sp. aker.

MANSFIELD, o., oct. 15.-The opening
Of the state Democratic campaign here
to-day was not up 10 expectations Meth
or Speaker Crisp, of Georgia, nor Sena-
tor Voorhees,. Of Indiana, were here, al
though they were advertised as chief at
fractions. Ex-Governor Campbell was
the only stellar celebrity.
The city was fllel with people, how
ever, and Mr.. Campbell audIt 500. .....c
crowd Ia the city p1r5 this afternoon.
thurman, Colonel \. W. Taylor and
others.
To-uight there was a parade. fireworks
and speaking by local orators.
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san SMALL ~ hOAY4EF
He Pays Glowing Tribpto 20 Gen. Fit
! n " .nGn-h snncnh

~ y ''.'NiuE I l'bN'N 20 Ten. Fit
10 VI .'Go.d speech.
ROANOKE. VA. oct 1, Hon T,t,
'"'I' addressed the Democrats I'm The
i,'NH had az Salem today aud Rev
; m small "..upo the court-hou.c. me
crowd iu town was small. and ab'ur
'I 'I.F divided Air GooIc made "a strong
1I','i., as h. always does. and iretiIlcj
r''I'i courage aul determination into
his hearers.
Me- small hai quite "a number of Demo
'I'I" iH hls audience. He aroused the
crowd 90 hsb pitch of enthusiasm hy
a4 '.oi1',ni utbn.c 10 Fitz Lee as a
.'.N'i anl sicadfast Democrat. who now
Was standing forth iu his Confederate
gray pleading with the people for the
continued supremacy of his party Tho
gray Vic torn iu front by bullets bur tbs
q. .'t mark ON its back was inflicted hv n
H.ah INFLICTED tn the house of his fr.erds
N..' his services 10 his State were Tor
E',.'h 'uI his name. ysn,rat.i from, tta
l'.nmac 10 the Rio Grando, was discarded
"i ih' command uf the railroads.
,Ml small addressed big crowd in this
city tonight. 80 '''''
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yg MATTERS ERRIBLs DEATH
Carl spec or X He'd at Newport News.
,.--r-.Ll.. " n..-l.I h. a I.na...

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Oct. 15.-spe-
cial-aIr. Theodore Masters, a car In
snector OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way IN this city, was run over and kill
ed nj $50 o'clock this morning. He had
inst hegun work. and was In the act of
CROSSING uf uatiScbed 10 ne engISo wS srIck Nn %, 6y
vb,cb was moving backward through the
Vard His left leg and right foot were
sssyered from his body, and he received
rshlal SS gouhH lived On seHerd sRe head os The 93
,or ,or h. was struck. He had been in the
o,,,riov OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Wv here for some time and was a
lno,,,scitntious and faithful employe He
ian,,es a widow and four children.
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n BOY LED THE LYNCHyn,
lie Was Bare'y in His Teens but a Negro

PRINCETON. KY oct l5.--Wilns G-if-
Fey, the negro fiend confined In talI here
was lynched last night nj II 80 o'clock by
a mob Of one hundred or more men.
They. went to the JAN and demanded OF
the jailor the keys. These he positively
refused TO give up Pushing him aside
they searched the house and found them.
In the cell of Griney struggle ensued
placed in a covered hack. and then the
procession started out the CadiZ road
The mob wore no masks, and were strang-
crs TO the Jallor. The negro was hanged
to a. beech tree three miles from here
The body was horribly and namelessly
mutlated and perforated with bullets.
The mob was undoubtedly from Christian
county. The leader was barely In his
teens.
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BEAR KILLED RY 4 TRAIH,
Ran over Near Nor olk-Ths Animal
Mnighed 600 Pounds.

NORFOLK, VA, oct 15.-Special.-
This morning about $50, as the Norfolk
ami Western freight train, east-bound,
engine 22. passed through Dismal swamp.
n ran over and killed "A big black bear.
This occurrence happened eleven miles
V,nst 0f Norfolk Bruin weighed about
SGG SGSy DoIrds. M 80 and md was very fat
r-,.l I-rf-rf Strt"F srer 0sehip Detroit
lef, the navy-yard yesterday afternoon
alI an.a.... +. haMp,oh itoa4s. Sne
VIII 20 TO Newport Ior Ta ne[ sorpeaoifs pc i ana n5
this week. bearing the Columbian eX-
bibIts loaned by the Pope and the
cnanish Government She Is under or
d6rs TO Join the Asiatic fleet early in
naraD1bar
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I Cabir Brsyi'irs

LONDON. Oct i5.-Advces from Cabul
say the condition OF the Ameer Is critical
BERLIN, Oct. l5.-Adyices from Wal
flsch Bay. Southwest Africa, say the re-
bellious Damara and Chief Witbooi has
surrendered and expressed his willing
ness 20 submit 10 German protectorate
over his territory.
VIENNA, Oct i5.-The celebration Of
Strauss Jubilee was continued to-day by
a grand reception. at which the cor,-
poser received a number Of deputations
and an immense gathering of individual
callers
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A Vuick irip.

sKINQUARTER, VA. oct. I5.-special.
Rev a. b. kudd, principal Of the Ma
doro Institute, Saldllo, Mexico. reached
this place Saturday morning The dis
tdnce is about three thousand miles. ana
he made il In aDOW seYenty-seven hours
lis mother, whom he came To see Is
still dangerously Ill., but her physician
seems hopeful Of her possible recovery.
Mr.. VI. w. Naden Is quite mn.
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, stranger Kllrd ON the lraek

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA. Oct. b.
c,arial.-An unknown white man was run
opc and Killed to-day by the train ON
9Sei eSe Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
a,e ,.,ec railroad, due here at 2 O'clock. The
hl,aaS5ent occurred near Woodfordg In
aaSarollne &C. county. Ii Is supposed the man
WAS asleep on the track
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Jspanese Prince in Washiuq,o,

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Oct. l5.-The
young japanese Prince. Yashima. arrived
me'e , lIom New YORK this morning He
wos given luncheon at the Japanese
Legation at o'clock and left at i. M.
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en- tor nnnIel 10 Workln the sixth District

LYNCHBURG, VA, oct. 15-Special-
After the 22i Of this month Senator
Daniel viii make no more speeches out
side the Sixth district.
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wEArnsR FORECAST

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. H. For
Virginia and North Carolina: slightly
warmer. fair weather, winds Shilling
to south.