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Fatal Duel Over . Girl

THoMAsvrLLE, Ga, Sept. 2e.-News has
reached this city Of very bloody i'm
promptu duel between @. w. Raglan and
M. T. Shaw, two young men living near
Meigs. The fight occurred across the line
In Mitchell county. Each man fired Eve
shots at his antagonist four shots taking
effect in each case. Ragan was killed on
the spot, while Shaw was smortallywounded
and died yesterday. 1t is said the young
men quarreled over a girl
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M usIc-Mrs. J. ]. Momtt, Eighteenth
tt1 stree. Highlands. teacher of vocal and
bDstrumentai music. Vocal classes will re-
bpm first weok In October. s9-10t
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o.pssl. Il.v.lls,s slsy.r c.,s,r,s.

BALTnxoRE, Sept. Benjamin john
son, the negro who killed Captain Benia-
min h. Revelle, Of the schooner John A.
II. Dixon. In the Potomac river Sunday
night, was arrested here yesterday. He
oonfessss 70 the murder, and pleads as a
Justification that he misunderstood an
order Of the captain, who approached him
In a threatening manner, and In self de-
fense he struck him with a billet OF wood.
The man arrested on suspicion on Tuesday
has been released.
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new jersey State Printers Acquitted.

TRENTON, Sept. ee.-The summing up
in the trial Of Kuser. Robinson, Krauet-
the state In connection with q printing
contract, was finished yesterday, Counsel
ior Kallisch making the final argument
for Kuser, and Prosecutor Stockton clos
ing for the state. The jury retired at 1918
p. m. In five minutes they returned with
verdict of acquittal, which was received
by tho people In the court room -~iAh ap-
plauae
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rive outlaw. ssnt.nced 70 p..th.

Fort SMITH, Ark. Sept a6.-Luoky Davis,
Moama July, Sam Simpson, Lewis Davis,
and Rufus Buck were sentenced in the
United States court yesterday to be hanged
on Thursday, Oct. 81. They are the Buck
gang of outlaws, who created o reign of
terror in the Creek nation during July
and August last. They are charged with
several murders and assaults on women
and are regarded as the most diabolical
gang that ever infested the Indian Terri
A<,..x
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cIrou. TENT wrecked by Wind.

BURLINGTON, Ia, Sept. 26.--A terrific
wind, hail and rain storm passed over this
city yesterday afternoon. Barnum &
Bailey's circus was giving an exhibition,
and dismissed the audience. The main
tent, animal tent and boarding tent were
blown to strips and completely wrecked.
No one was injured. The animals were
badly frightened and nearly stampeded
before the storm was over.
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A Deserted wife,s Long Journey.

READING, Pa, Sept. 2o.-Louis Romon-
ski, Russian Hebrew, residing on Cedar
street near Elm, was arrested at the in
stance OF his wife, Fannie, who charges
him with desertion. Mrs. Romonski ar
rived from Russia only q few days ago,
having travelled 1000 miles in search Of
her husband.
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GALEsMEN wANTRD-si0o 60 sie3 per
~ month and expenses to Introduce our
goods 10 the trade. Stnpis line, position
permanent. pleasant and desirable. Address
with stamp King MIG. Co.. n 81. Chiclago.
16-iyd
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Do You Want q Bargain ?

1aRENCU SCIENTIFIC TAILOR SYSTEM
II Class for teaching svsiem during Sep
Iemher, unusually low price. L ID. Bradford.
600 W. u stI Get. slO-lSt-
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A Russo-ch,asss Bank.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. ee.-Delegates OF
French and Russian bankers have gone to
Shanghai on business connected with the
scheme for the establishment at that place
Of Russo Chinese bank. The capital of
the projected bank will be "a 900, 900. The
reports which have been published OF n
Franco Russian loan for China are with
ont foundation.
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To Ia.p.es r.nn.yi...I. In..i.u.,on.

Harrisburg. Sept. p6.-Governor Hast
ings is preparing for personal tour for
the inspection Of the charitable, penal and
reformatory institutions of the state, to
which he will devote several months He
will also summon the Harrisburg board
OF public charities and other state boards
to examine into the condition of their af
fairs. The governor yesterday began the
Investigation concerning state printing
and binding.
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rhe New Cur cb.lI,nr,.

RYDF, Isle of Wight, Sept ee.--A special
meeting Of the Royal Victoria Yacht club
has been called for Saturday next, at
which the form Of the chAllenEe for the
Americas cup by Mr.. Charles Day Rose
will be considered. The challenge will
probably be dispatched to New York by
steamer sailing on Thursday, Oct. 8.
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American Liner Paris Overdue.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3e-The American
liner Paris, which left this port for South
ampton at II a. IN. last Wednesday has
not been reported by cable. She is thirty
hours overdue her usual time. The Ma
jestic, which cleared Sandy Hook bar at 8
p. m. the same day, reached Queenstown
on Tuesday
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Constitutional Am.ndm.ps Def.at,d.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. e6.-The special cleo
tion held yesterday to decide the question
of biennial state elections and the division
of Providence into representative districts,
at a late hour seemed likely to result in
the defeat Of the amendment to the consti-
tuition embodying the proposed change.
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TOR sALE-Must be sold, horses, carri-
IT age aud furniture car very cheap for
hash. II. X. Andrews. 6o9 King street, city.
ei1-I2t
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ra.ts.. n.,Iroaa r,m. ON u.,ors.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept o5.-Tho New
York Central has again broken the record
for fast time. A special, consisting of three
coaches, and drawn by engine No. 900, left
Albany at Q O'Clock and arrived here at
6;12. thus making the run Of 14s miles in
1e minutes. This beats the worlds record
for this distance.
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M TANTED--Posit az honsekeeper in
wv widower's family or h eep house for
aentleman. Address r. NJ. this Office. as53t-
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fbyaferH,

Fine. prime. delicious oysters received
daily; also CLANS, crabs. 1obsters, reed.
birds and everything in season. wholesale
and retail depot 707 Shipley Street. Ladies
and gents restaurant III Market and 7ie
Shipley street. Market below 9Th. Phone
500. Allen ii. Ainscow.
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now is the time for coughs. colds
hoarssnees and the laying OF the seeds for
consum ption. DR.. Simms' white pulmon
ic baIsam is the finest and best remedy
ever made is just the medicine to pre-.
vcnt these cnlamities and cure tho disease
G0R King atrAak
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TMo KilIed hy 4 rraIn.

BoRDFNTowN, N. j., Sept 2e.-Henry
Fletcher, aged 80 years, and Henry Myers,
aged 80, both colored, were killed by pas
senger train while driving across the
tracks of the Amboy division of the Penn
sylvania railroad, near Hightstown. The
horse balked on the track.
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Silver Iprots stoIer, ~ T,.n,,,.

LONDON, Sept. 2e.-Silver ingots of a
total weight OF 5000 ounces, which had
been shipped by Vivian g. Co., Swansea,
to Sharp g. Williams, London, were stolen
from the van in WHICH they were shipped
while in transit from the Midland depot.
There Is no clew to the robbers.
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Expelled from the stooL r.ehanre.

NEW York, Sept ee-The governing e
committee of tho New York Stock E4-
change decided to expel John B. Manning,
broker, accused Of altering Union Pacific
bonds by erasing Endorsements shown q
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New Jersey roro,. rIr., con,l,u.

Eco HARBoR CRY, N. J., Sept e6.-The
forest fires continue burning fiercely. The
fruit orchards and crops of Lewis Young
were destroyed, and several dwellings in
the path of the fire are greatly endangered,
There is no immediate prospect Of an end
to the fires.
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Dying from wound. Received IN . pr.v,

Dying from wounds Reesivsd In Q BravI.
wnKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept e5.--Mrs. Ed
ward MoGechin, Of Georgetown, suburb
of this city, is dying from the effects Of a
beating administered by her husband.
The attempted murder was the result Of a
drunken brawl in which man, wife and
several neighbors participated.
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baby Killed, Mother Fatally Injured.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Sept. ee.-Near Inde
pendence, team Of mules driven by How
ard Mott ran away and dashinR into d
canyon hurled Mrs. Mott and baby upon
the rocks below, and instantly killed tho
baby and injured the mother so badly that
1t Is feared she will die,
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A Hundred Lives Lost In . LandsIide.
CoNsTASTISoPLR, Sept. e6.-Advices re-
ceived here from Hodeida, In the Arabian
province of Yemen, report that 100 lives
have been lost by landslide which over
whelmed the village of Hudeya.
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Ths Amne.tx RiIl R.i.stsa.

LONDON, Sept. 2e.--A Rio Janeiro dis-
patch to The Times says that the general
amnesty bill has been rejected In the
chamber of deputies by a vote of 11S to 5B.
Much excitement and disorder prevails.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Heavy Rain, Cau.. H.voo IN s,.,,

MADRID, Sept. R5.-Heavy rain storms
have prevailed in the province of Sara
gossa, causing rivers and small streams To
overflow their banks and doing great
deal Of damage to property. The town OK
Albania is submerged, and railway traffic
Is suspended,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

DUBUQUE, Ia, Sept. 26.-Seven thousand
people saw yesterdays races at Nutwood
Park. In the special pacing, third heat
Gentry made the fastest record of the ser
son and the fastest third heat ever paced
or trotted-903N.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

DR.. Simms' Blood Puriher-Its incom-
parable qualities In blood diseaves admit
OF no substitute. 30 IL leads all others aa
q positive cure in all Impurities of the
blood. Sold at COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

gerinR the health of the lungs or throat,
leading to pneumonia or consumption,
use DR.. SImms' White Pulmonlc Balsam.
You will find IL the best and sur7st cure.
COG King street.
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snIt Wnter T'nHy.

Try the genuine salt water taffy. at
Hollis. 22T Market street. 1t lie just
grand.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

1000 lbs Havana Shorts for sale az s.
W. corner Second and Shipley streets. at
20 cents pouhd. City Market Cigar Fac
tory. II. F. BoURDoN. prop.
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Hope fer Harry wrIrhv. n.eov.rv.

ATLANTIC Cry, Sept. s8.-The condition
Of Harry Wright, the veteran baseballist,
is very much improved. He is resting
quietly. DR.. Bennett, the attending ply
sician, now has great hopes for his recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

NTANTED-0iriH al the Georgetown
w Hosiery Co miilz Apply at their ONCE
q once. 18th street. between Poplar and Loin-
bard streeta' sy3-gts
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The weathsr.

For eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey: Generally fair, but possible local
thunder storms; southerly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
-REI.IEFIN SIX uouKs.

Distressing Kidney and bladder diseases
relieved by the NEW SOUTH AMERICAN KID
KEY CURE" This new remedy Ia a great sur
prise on account of its exceeding promptpess
In relieving pain In the bladder, kidneys
back and every part OF urinary passages OF
male or female, II relieves retention In
ately. Ii you want relief and cure. this Is
your remedy
Sold by j. s. Deetem and q Jamo 9elt
druERista wilmingtSn. Del
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shorta-shortv-ehorta

The Marine scens.
Now on sale at the REPUBLICAN once, Ii
sQual to any oil painting. Prioe st.
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TroR sALR-At half cost. a solid oak cabi-
IL net at this Office. sil.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

Buy North Side building lots. The
grow IN value while you sleep.
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POUDRETTE

AS a fertilizer for Wheat and other Fall
Crops. or anything requiring u quick growth
cannot be excelled.
The Poudrette ] am now making e OF
tho best quality, and rich in all that tends to
make good growth beyond the possibility
of being winter killed. We believe and
know from statements OF persons using 1T
there is no better or moro end uring fertilizer
upon the market. being as it is rich In All the
phosphates so requisite for quick growth
and large productions. Tie farmer who
uses a few tons OF IL insures himself good
crop. and Is amply repaid for tho small out
lay of cost. Tue prise being SO moderate.
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girl for general iinusework.
w Apply 1901 Delaware ave. ss3.st
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SEQ tho Rrid9s

SEQ the RFidRc.
A superb etching ON sale at tho hErusL
CAN office. PrioeSl.
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vNgANTED-To buy milk route OF 20 to 90
NV quurts;appty at 5th avenue aud Brow IA
Btreot. VIM. Gren well. Jr. n25.st'
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NoTioE

nv yOTiCE-ANoTHER CHANCE FOR A safe
An ana easy investineut-The Home Loan
the iiret payment on September "a. 81 for
bach share entitles he owner to borrow Szu0
on each sbare after tho first payment
Tho association has matured and paid of
lwoivo series and 10 about 20 close the thir-
teonth. Over $4,000 will be for sale. The an-
nunl meeting Will be held on friday evening.
The yfth nt the northeast corner OF Firth aud
bhi piey streets
GEORGE W. BUSH, Pre,ldout
O. N. TRUMP, Ytce-Prestdent
EFT. TAYLOR Secretary.
sxJ-1t No. Coz Market street.
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cyAND--Buildins ana Furnaces.
= JOHN N. SOLOMON.
Z. .hs Afiice No. Q wesI Third street.
Pssss@ lls and as.
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only s1s Per Ton Cash.

Should place It In reach of every farmer.
We do not desire TO pun 1t, but simply
state the nth. and take pleasure in refor-
ring to persons who have used 1t with the
best resnlts and to whom 1t has given sntis-
faction. TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED
D. p. HAMILTON,
1923 Orange Street. Wilmington. Delaware.
Or at the Works, Garasche's Lane.
For reterence apply to s. Hodnond smith.
ESD, John G. Baker. Henry Iontz, q. ID. ST.
mon. q. G. Rumford. ESQ.,. David Lentz. John
c. Patterson. Esq. Frank Rogers. Geo. w.
Vernon. Isaac Massey. Samuel Crumley.
John Gets. T. G. Bullock. Chndd's Ford. /.
T. Dem psey, Eden Station, W. T.. kinsinRer.
North Ens'. Md, A. 4. Itolo. florist. sth aud
Clayton Sts, end many others
j. II JONES. Agt. No. col Orange st.
sl4-lm cod
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MORTAR Ready-mixed tor all par-
1Nl poses In any quantity. John M.
SOLOMON. orics. No Weat Third street
Phones ll5 and .n3
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a TTEH rION-Psrsons desiring pure drugs
IA and chemicals. or wishing their pre-
scriptions or private receipt oaIefully COM
pounded with pure materials, should go to
ihe drug store OF III. II. DRINGHURST'S. No.
az Market street. Wilmington. Del a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

II OsT-0n Monday. a milk book. either on
IL Market. shipley or Front street Tho
hnder will be sui'ably rewarded on leaving
pane at Republican ofBce or with the sub
hcriper. GRO. II. KING.
BaS-3l-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

greatly relieved by the exercise. There
are three sets Of acts that are most in
furious in cycling: ca Strainiug to climb
hills and meet headwinds. (b) Excessive
fatigue. (c) The process of exciting the
heart and wearing it out sooner by al
cohoiic stimulants, 20 the omission of
light frequently repeated, and Judicious-
~ selected foods
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yTRGTNIi IND ORTIZ CAROLINA
Tie Tarheels Are Too Much for the wash
ington and Lee Team.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. Especial
Washington and Lee football team
went down before the University OF North
Carolina this afternoon The score stood
sixteen TO nothing in favor of the tar heel
boys.
Washington and Lee was on the de-
fensive from the start and were plainly
no match for their opponents. In the
first half. one touchdown was made by
North Carolina, but they failed TO Kick
the goal, making the score four TO moth
ing.
In the second half. North Carolina made
two touch-downs and kicked two goals,
making the total score sixteen TO Moth
ing.
Baird. Stephen, and Moore, Of the
North Caroline team, distinguished them
selves IN fine plays. but the twenty-five
yard run through centre by Leonard, of
Washington and Lee, was the great play
of the game.
No one was injured. There was an
attendance Of about GO.
Washington and Lee team-Powell, cap
tain. r. H.: Jenkins. l. H.; Stokes, T. b;
wills, quarter; Oberlin, G. T.; McClintic.
l. C.: IarimOre. T. r.; Dice. J. l. O'Neal,
r. T.; Mitchell. J. e.: Lunsford, r. Q.
University OF North Carolina-Gregory'
captain l. e.: Merritt, r. g.; Wright, l. l.;
Baird, r. T.; Hurley, !. e.; Collier r. g.
White. c.; Stephens. ]. h.; Moore, +. n
Butler f. b. Whitaker. q.
Touch-downs- Baird, Butler and Steph-
ens Goals-Whittaker ..
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Let weary eyes close ana sweet dreams
come
or the days of the long ago.
When you and were not 80 old.
And the ways of the worli were not so
cold,
And our hearts hadn't hardened
Nor our manners grown bold.
OH Just let's ne like We used TO be.
Happy and careless in our childish glee,
With never "a thought of tomorrow.
Let fancy recall in those dreams so dear
OF the days of the long ago;
The old home place with the big shade
trees,
Whose leaves made music in the sum-
meis breeze,
The bubling spring at the foot OF the
hill.
AMI the lonesome song Of the whippoor-
Will
OH Just let's be like we used TO be.
Happy and carel ess in our chill fish glee.
With never a thought of tomorrow.
But 1t now causes pain for you to dream
or :he days Of the long ago,
For time has crushed with merciless
hands.
The hopes that we cherished. And the
numberless plans
That you and had
II has severed, and the fondest ties and
dearest bands.
So it's no use trying TO be happy and gay.
For you can't dispel care or drive II
away,
And tomorrow, alas. has become today.
J. H. w.
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WOULD DE LAID UP SOME TIME.
He told me that he would soon be a
THE PAGE COUNTY MURDER.
The Murdered Mans Nephew Arrested for
the Crime.


1JrRAy VA. Nov. Especial Com
monvealth's Attorney Parks, Sheriff Ros-
ser. and Coroner Hudson have been ac-
tive I'm searching for evidence or the muir,
der of willis ID. KILLER, who was found
60 horribly mutilated last Tuesday even
ing as given in The Times the following
day. Newton KILLER. OF this county,
nephew of the murdered man, ana Mrs.
Fannie =. Kearns, an old friend OF the
deceased. now Of Baltimore, were ar
rested at the depot in this place this
morning by Sheriff Rosser on warrants
issued by Squire Bragonier, A. they were
about to take the early train for BaltI-
more.
the guard OF "A special constable as wit
ness until next Thursday, at which time
Newton KILLER will have his preliminary
trial for the murder or ms uncle, ms
case being continued from To-Day until
that time.
The circumstances which led TO Newton
KILLERS arrest are entirely circumstantldl,
based upon his statement that he alone
carried the dead body OF ms uncle mo
the kitchen and PLACED him upon the
bed: that he should have picked up the
buckets of water in front OF the door
and given the water 10 the boys that ne
had no blood on his clothes that ne
denied the existence OF two keys 10 the
house when a second one was found
Yesterday near the hog pen; that blood
was found on the four corners OF the
blanket upon which the BODY was lounu
by Coroner hudson. and no blood on the
floor Of the kitchen or steps. When ar
rested a pOcket-bOok. known 10 have be-
longed 10 the murdered man, containing
sixty-eight dollars. was found on the per-
son OF the accused. who was taken 10
Front Royal jail by Sheriff Rosser this
evening.
BY order Of the court the Berry hin
farm OF Culpeper county, I'm ante-bellum
DAYS one Of the finest estates I'm that
section OF country. containing nearly
twelve hundred acres, was sold in 'front.'
OF the courthouse. In this place, for the
remarkably low price OF $3.50. Mr.. VI. L..
Welney, real estate broker, Of Washing
ton. ID. c.. was the purchaser. Mr.. Weliey
is a native OF Page county.
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~ EMBEzZLER C4UGHT.
The Consumers Brewery-A Bicycle In
surance Company Chartered.


NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 9.-Special.-Ex-
Postmaster A. c. Paul. of the National
Soldiers Home. at Hampton, who was
convicted in the United states Court
Yesterday Of embezzlement OF money
order for SO, was arrested to-day In
Elizabeth iCty county, and locked up
at the Home. lie will be brought lore
for sentence.
II was settled this afternoon mat the
Consumers Brewery viii be erected AZ
Lesner's Park The main building Will
be $50 by 80 feet. including the main
hall of the old park. Work Will COM
mence as soon as the title TO the prop
erty can be satisfactorily settled.
Judge Curtis has chartered the Bicycle
Guarantee CO., with $1,000 capital stock.
The object is TO insure owners against
the loss of their wheels.
Charles NJ. Todd, the Norfolk repre-
sentative Of Bradstreets Commercial
Agency, left tonight for Baltimore,
where he viii be married Tuesday TO
Miss Alice NJ. Bealmear.
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Tho Effects of the Drought on Crops In Isle
of Wight.

RAYNOR. Va, Nov 9.-special.-The
election which was held last Tuesday
gave Colonel II. T.. Boykin over 100 ma
jority in Isle OF Wight county. Colonel
Boykn had a complete walk-over i'm the
three cOuntes-Isle Of Wight, Southamp-
ton. and mountaineering nearly
200 majority over Doiles PopD
IL was one Of the quietest elections
ever held IN this county. The negroes
took very little interest. and most Of
them kept away from the polls.
We have had very little rain here since
June consequently the wells are almost
dry. The farmers have had splendid
weather for curing their peanuts and
housing their corn. The latter crop is
very good. but the crop Of nuts is light
and inferior.
Several of our Methodist people as well
as some of other denominations. expect 10
attend the Methodist Conference, which
begins in Richmond on the 18th instant.
Among them are Mrs. r. r. Turner and
Miss Alice g. Stott, of Fergusson's Wharf.
Va.
Deer. wild turkeys, and squirrels are
very plentiful around here. cartridges
are very scarce.
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natures. ''neurotics." the fear incidental
10 cycling, especially in crowded thor
oJghfsres, IL often creative OF palpita-
ito. ard disturbance OF the heart. ana
ought TO be taken into account in pre-
vcntive advice. In advising patients on
the subject OF cycling IL ~ often more
imp rtant TO consider the peripheral
thar the central condition OF the circu-
laticn. Enfecbled or worn-out arteries.
tina: il 10 say, are more erlangeren
than the feeble heart, and when con-
nccted with a heart that IL overactVe'
are seats OF danger. This same remark
would. OF course. apply to cases In which
there is local or arterial injury, az III
aneurism. Ncrous enlarg ement seems
rather to he benefited than injured by
cycling, and conditions marked by slug
gish circulation through veins arc often
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

Riding through the forests.
Climbing over ridges;
Bending under branch IS,
Rolling over bridges;
Purring OF tho rubber,
Ringing Of the steel
Bless me. this is pleasant,
Riding on tho wheeli
Yours truly,
A WHEELER