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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
BIG MINERS MEETING.
Strikers Assemble at Keystone Armed
With WlnCheSterS.
OPERATORS PETITION wCORKLE'
The Latter Places the RESPONSE
biIity of Calling for Troops Upon
the Shcrin-Federal Protection
Asked for and Obtained.

POCAHONTAs. VA, July a-(SpeciaD
on Sunday the strikers held a meeting at
keystone. There were two thousand men
present, and many Of them carried WIN
chesters They presented a very war
Ike appearance, and were very defiant
and aggressive in their demeanor
Twenty-Five OF the operators united in
a petition TO Governor MacCorkle for
troops to protect their operations. The
Governor in his reply expresses a desire
that every operator who is ready TO re-
sumo work will do so and continue his
operations, and promises to send troops
whenever Sheriff Ehier asks for them.
He asserts that the responsibility belongs
10 the Sheriff. as he Is on the ground,
and should be able TO Judge OF The neces-
sity for troops to insure the safety TO life
and property.
THE SHERIFF OBSTINATE.
The operators have appealed 10 Sheriff
Eilier for protection, but ne. either through
j lack of judgment or his determination
TO retain tie friendship Of the striking
miners, steadfastiy maintains that there
is no Intimidation or evidence Of coercion
this position in face of the fact that arm
ed strikers are parading from one mine
20 another threatening the lives or the
workmen and creating terror among the
non-union men. IL seems very evident
that Sheriff Efiler, regardless OF what
may occur has no intention of asking
for the military.
FEDERAL PROTECTION.
The Interference of the strikers with
the railroads to prevent an Influx OF new
men into the mines has been carried TO
such an extent that II became necessary
for the railroad authorities 10 seek pro-
lection Of the Federal Government. this
resulting in the arrival of United States
Marshal Gordon Yesterday with num-
Der OF deputies Since his arrival Mar
shall Gordon has seen the necessity for his
service and has summoned twenty-five
additional deputies, and proposes to pro-
tect the railroad property and passengers
from further molestatiOn by the strikers.
lie has forbidden the boarding Of trains
and the parading around the stations Of
armed men. IL is very clear to the minds
Of conservative men that Governor Mac
Corkle will be- compelled TO send troops
to the coal-heids before the eliminating
point Is reached
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
NOT so MANY THIS YEAR.
Fewer Deaths Last Week Thnn In
the COrrespOnding Period In "a.

Although one hears a good deal OF talk
about sickness this hot weather. the NOR
tuary rate keeps considerably lower than
I'm 1894. There were only thirty-four
deaths In Richmond last week. while
there were forty-four during the cores
nondIng week last year. or those who
died thirteen were white and twenty-one
colored persons.
Cause Of death: Asthenla, I coiored;
apoplexy. | white I colored; IBright's dis
ease. 2 colored: cholera-infantum. color
ed: cholera morbIs, | colored; congestion
of brain. 2 oolored; consumption, white,
coiored; debility, | colored. diarrhoea,
/ coIored; oiarrhoea-chronic, ] colored;
dysentery, white, | colored; sn;eritis.
colored erysipelaa, ! coloreJ' fever
remittent. / white; CASTRO enteritls,
white: goitre. I white; heart disease,
white. 5 colored; lilo colitis. white; mar
asmus. / colored: meningitis. ! colored
old age. 1 white: pneumonia, ] colored;
syphilis. / colored; unknown, co'orei.
Locality: Marshall Ward, / colored;
Madison Ward, 3 white, | cvtQred; Clay
Ward. ; white. 2 colored: Afnshouse 3
colored: Jefferson Ward. white, /
colored: Monroe Ward, white, cciored:
jackson Ward. 1 white, " colored; city
JAIL none
Ages: one to 30 days. white; month
To i. . white. colored; months 10 r.
| colored: year TO 3, coiored; years
10 5, none: years 10 10. none; 10 years to
%. j white: 10 years 10 20, ] white. l
colored; 80 years 10 10. . white. colored;
10 years to 80. 6 colored 80 years 10 co.
1 white. 1 colored; 60 years to 70, white.
3 colored: 10 years to ~. white, |
colorcd; 50 years to 20, ! white; 80 years
to 100, none; over 100 years, none; I'M
known, / colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
PREPARE FOR GERMAN DAY.
There VIII he 81 Hearty Celebration
at the ExpOsition-GrOund

The German-American Association of
Virginia met at Sanger Hall last night
to make arrangements for the celebration
of "German-Day' september 18th this
year There was a large attendance of
members. and the meeting was presided
over by Mr. \. Won y. Rosenegk, while
Mr.. Theodore Moeher acted as secretary.
1t was decided TO rent the Exposition
Grounds for the occasion. Mr.. Nj. Lind
ner submitted designs for the floats.
which will form part % the parade. These
designs were accepted. The following
committees were appointed:
Arrangemen;s-Me +. Rosenegk, c.
II. Philips. A. T.. thinner, h. Stumpf,
and T. Spilling.
RECOMMENDATION Zimmerman. III. G.
Miller, G. Ruehrmund. julius Straus, =.
Bnswanger.
Door-E. Finders. 4. Mol. c. Telig, C.
Kippler. Terry Hulcher Il. Messerschmidt,
and q. Frank. Jr.
Parade. Blumenlnk. c. Loed,er, G..
Gasser, j. Stumpf. and W. Schmidt.
Refreshme nts-R. Moesta, G. Guberna-
tor. G. Kleinle. +. Schmidt. Charles
bunker.
HALL and Light-P. Klein. c. T. Loehr,
III. Greener.
Fioat-M. Lindner. A. Volkmann, w.
Gehrmann, /. II. Hurinke. ii. S. Mott, T.
Sauerwald
Music-Professor kass. l.. Bromm DIT.
George A. Book.
Prlnting-M. r. Richter. b. Hassel. A.
Hartung.
The meeting was then adjourned to the
second Monca. in August, when all COM
mittees viii be expected 10 make reports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
FIRE COMMISSIONERS MEET.
The Regular session of the BOard
Devoted to Routine Work.

Devoted to HOufne Norh.
The regular meeting OF the Board OF
Fire Commissioners was held in their
room at the City Hall last evening.
Present ]. II. Frischkorn CpresdenO, and
Messrs. l.. c. jenkins, j. l.. Levy, j. 4.
Sheppard, Charles f. Taylor, and q. w
Taylor
The Committee on Fire Department. OF
the Council who were to have met the
board. gent word that owing u previous
engagements OF several members of the
committee they would meet AT some flu
ture time.
The Chief and Assistant Chief were di-
rec,ed to look after the enforcement of
the powder ordinance in their respective
districts
The President and Superintendent OF
Fire-Alarm were authorized to purchase
n horse to replace the one that recently
died.
W. y. Whtlow was elected substitute
OF Engine Company No. =.
Permanent HOseman w. j. Lucas, OF
No. 4. was. at his request, transferred
to the call force. aud 5. Stenburg, OF the
call, was elected a. 6ie vacancy. Enec-
tive July 18th.
w. NJ. Hays and J. ". Nagle were
granted furloughs.
The annual report OF the department
doctor was received and filed. The bills
for the month were paid, and the board
adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
PENNSYLVANIA IL. II. LOAN.
One Million Pounds Sterling at = l.:
Placed in London.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, July SIT was
announced this afternoon that the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company had placed
with a firm Of bankers in London l.oOo'oo
pounds Of sterling consolidated Sl-2 per
cent bonds maturing In 1915. The price
was not stated.
Inquiry at the Office OF the company
elected the fact that while negotiations
have been pending for the sale OF the
bonds. no notification OF the deal being
closed had been received up to the close
of business. bat II was momentariy ex-
pected. IL is understood that the money
ie 10 be used 10 take mp certain mort
pa.es falling due January next, among
them being $l.0ooc0J West Jersey iirst
mortgage 6's and several State loans on
branch roads In the vicinity OF Pittsburg.
An officer OF the company explained that
the object in making the loan az this time
was 10 reap the advantage Of tn, abnor-
mai ease OF the money market and thus
effect a large saving Ia interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09

mttee having in charge the arrangements
have devised such plans as shall ensure
the comfort and enjoyment OF those who
shall attend to help the good cause. The
train will leave the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot at s A. NJ.
The rank team of Damon Lodge, No. Z.
Knights Of Pythias, Will give a moonlight
excursion on the steamer Pocahontas 10
Dutch Gap tonight A number OF must
cal and other attractions have been ar
ranged for. and special orchestra en-
gagged to play dance music. so that those
who wish to may "join in the dance"
The Leigh-Street Baptist Sunday school
will give its annual picnic at Providence
Forge tomorrow. The train starts at
$50 A. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
DEATH OF POLICEMAN TALMtN.
He Passed Away in Charlottesville
Yesterday After u Long sickness.

Mr.. J. Summerheld ralman, a member
OF the police force in the First District,
died yesterday near Charlottesville. OF
diabetes from which he had long been a
sufferer.
He was taken i'll about a year ago, but
was able TO get about again though mis-
health was very much impaired. He con-
tnued to DO duty as a policeman until
April eth last. when ne was forced TO give
up. and he gradually declined until death
came to his relief yesterday.
Deceased was about 80 years of age,
was married. and is survived by his wife
ard five sons. three Of whom are grown
and in business in this city. Mr.. Talman
had been on the force for about fifteen
years. and was most efficient and
trustworthy officer. enjoying the esteem
of his colleagues and the confidence of
his superior officers.
His remains will be brought to Rich
mOnd for interment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09

10 invest your money 10 the very best
advantage with the Mutual Guarantee
Building and Loan Association &C. w.
Tanner. president). TEMPORARY Office.
No 9li east Main street.
To persons desiring safe and I'M
eaualled Understanding investment We
recommend their filly-paid, guaranteed.
and 10 per cent. shares-only limited
amount OF this stock will be sold.
Dividends payable semIannualiy
The Mutual Guarantee" charges NO
ADMISSION, MEMBERSHIP. or WITH
DRAWAL FEE ON any class OF stock
issued by them.
The DOUBLE MORTGAGE system
operated by the Mutual Guaranteed"
enables IL 10 make more loans. satisfy
more OF It's members, and mature IL
shares with a greater degree OF certainty
than any other association.
Particular attention Is called 10 their
Class "B" Instalment Stock. which cat-
riess life-insurance protection to both In
weston and borrower.
secure copy OF the prospectus" Of tho
Mutual Guarantee" and compare their
ioanlng rate and general plan with that
OF other associations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
Clofbcs Needed for the Sick.

The great amount Of sickness among the
children OF the poor makes II necessary
for the ladies OF the CITY Mission 10 ask
the citizens to help them by sending any
articles Of clothing or bed-clothing
they can spare for their relief IL Is I'M
possible for cleanliness 10 be preserved
among them with the scant supply OF
clothing they possess. and II Is perfectly
certain that cleanliness is next 10 godli-
ness" II is distressing 10 look az tho
little pinched faces suffering for milk ami
proper food. and then at the emaciated
little bodies not decently clad. Donations
OF any kind. no matter how small, can hs
sent TO Mrs. a. Y. Stokes, First and
Franklin: Mrs. w. j. Lynham. az west
Marshall: Mrs. Derbyshire. 3Oi east Grace:
Mrs. Wait. 2206 east Grace; Mrs. DR..
Ellis. 9709 east Broad; Mrs Raleigh Col
ston. 10 north Sixth; Mrs. j. II. Claiborns.
Gig east Leigh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
The TrIlhx ExcursIons.

Messrs. Niche * Adams left Richmond
Sunday morning with another large crowd
on their "Trilby Excursion" taking over
five hundred people down for "a dip In
the ocean" More than one third OF tho
crowd were ladies'. These excursions
grow I'm favor with the ladies' each SUR.
day on account OF their being conducted
In strictly first-class order and because
they are run promptly on time. which
gives a nice days outing, ari parties
using these trains reach Richmond at a
nice hour returning Parties on these
excursions can buy tickets on the train
to Virginia Beach and Ocean View. ana
can obtain all information as 10 connec.
tons TO both places. Another ''rrilbys
will run on Sunday, July nth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09

or provisions viii be gladly accepted.
They are to be sent on the morning OF
the nth by 10 o'clock. to Mr.. G. +. Sauers.
corner Fourteenth and Main; or Mrs.
Bernhard Brauer, No. SIS north Sixth
street II II is raining the entertainment
will be postponed until the next day.
The Gesangerverein Virginia have kind
ly accepted an invitation from the ladies
to sing; also the chorus. under the dircc-
ton OF Professor Mutter and the choir
OF st. Johns German Evangelical church
will lend their assistance. A band OF
music win play from to II O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
THE sOMMERyACHT's FEST.
This Entertainment to He n Unique
and Delightful Affair.

The German-American Ladies' Aid AS
ISOLATION of the Virginia Hospital viii
have their Somrnernacht's-fes on Thurs
day. July 18th. from to II
O'Clock y. NJ, at villa Won Rosenegk
This win be the first affair OF the kind
ever given here for such a worthy ceuse.
and IL Is hoped that II will be crowned
with success It win be very enjoyable
event. and all who attend will certainly
spend pleasant evening. Mr.. Won Ro-
senegk hasn't spared work or expense
10 make this the event OF the ssason. and
his assistance to the ladies' has been OF
great value
II is expected that the Germans Of all
denominations win become interested In
this noble work. Donations Of money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
The SOLDIERS WANT RELIEF.
Fitx. Lee Troop Have Been nj Pocn-
hontns a MOnth-Desirc to Leave.

The Fitz Lee Cavalry Troop. of Lynch
burg, having been on duty at Pocahcntas
for more than month, the men are
very anxious TO be relieved and allowed
to return home.
Major Simons has been in correspond
ence with the Governor with reference
to relieving them, and has suggested that
either the Lynchburg Home Guard or the
Roanoke MachineWorks Guard be sent
there. II is likely that the latter will
be sent. as the men composing this COM
pany are all employees OF the machine
works. and are out OF employment be-
cause of the inability of the works To
get coal from Pocahontas.
Major Simons thinks he can continue
10 maintain order In the coal-helds with
out increasing his force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
NCORKLE's AD.ICEs.
West Virginia Troops SIN Kept
Ready 10 Move.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. July S.-(Spe-
cial) EVERY Indication tonight points to
a general cessation of riotous proceedings
on the Elkhorn. Governor MacCorkle has
been receiving advices all day that the
strikers were acting peaceably. and he
thinks now the crisis is over He said
tO-nigkt tomorrow would settle the mat
ter one way or the other. The strikers
know 'Ao troop@ are ready 60 move az a
moments notice. and are leaving import
ed men unmOlested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
DROWNED IN THE RIVER.
a COlOred BOY Loses His Life and n
white Ind Reported Lost.

An unknown colored boy was drowned
Sunday afternoon about 8 O'Clock off
Mayo's Island. The account Of his
drowning was given by Joe Edwards.
the famous diver Of Richmond. Three
BOYS were I'm the boat together, and
when they landed on the eastern end Of
the island the two largest jumped out
and pushed the boat OFF again. Then
they began to jeer at the little one in the
boat, who was all the time trying to
paddle in, until he became so excited he
deliberately took of his coat and sprang
into the water. He went down at once.
and before his body could be reached il
had sank from sight. At a late hour
yesterday 1t had not been found.
A LITTLE white boy is reported 10 have
been drowned In the river. opposite River
View Sunday afternoon. but no particu-
lars of the accident can be ascertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
Several Excursions This Week.

An attractive excursion to Ocean View
has been arranged TO take place next
Thursday under the auspices OF the ladies'
OF Paramount Methodist Episcopal church.
The train will leave the Union Depot at
$50 a. NJ. and the return train will leave
Ocean View at p. NJ. Sandwiches and
refreshments will be served at city prices.
and "A thoroughly enjoyable time Is as
sured. The picnic will be under the i'm
mediate direction and personal supervision
of Messrs. W. 7. Hechler Henry c.
Hechler, j. Samuel Brauer. John H. Jeter
and William II. Anthony.
The third annual excursion under the
susu,ces Of Iaurel-6treet Methodist
church win take place on Thursday. The
destination IL Old Point and the COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09

The io-year-old son OF Mr.. Gideon Roach.
the driver of the city patrol-wlgon, left
his fathers home ON Twenty-fifth street.
between leigh and NJ streets, Sunday af-
ternoon about O'Clock. and did not re-
turn that night or yesterday. The police
were notified and Instituted search for
him. and shortly after l o'clock this
morning he was found ut his aunt's home.
on Linden street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
Closing Exercise. Tonight.

The closing exercises of Mrs. Steers
music class will take place at the store
OF the Richmond Music Company. on
BROAD street, tonight. An attractive
programme has been arranged. The ages
of the pupils range from 10 II. and the
class is one OF the best and most efficient
In the city. Mr. J. q. Corley will present
three gold medals to the most efficient
members of the class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09

The ladies' in large OF the Day Nur-
sery Cottage at Virginia Beach are now
able to offer board at IS per week. two
or more IN a room. Such low rate. with
all the attractions at the Beach. oughr
to induce many TO avail themselves OF
"a Dip In the briny deep and TO snifr
the salt breezes. Address
Mrs. GEORGE LANE MARSHALL.
Virginia Beach. B
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
The Old Eiraf.

The survivors OF the Old First will
meet tonight and elect officers and
make arrangements for their annual
reunion, which takes place on the 18th
the thirty-fourth anniversary Of the Bull
Run battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09

Governor O'Ferrall has about decided
TO detail Companies A and + of the First
Regiment, under command Of Major Der
hyshire, to accompany the murderers TO
Iunenburg when the case comes up. No
further step can be taken without the
prisoners being present The reason for
sending Richmond military is that there
is only one company In Petersburg. and
il is thought necessary 10 have about
seventy live men TO protect Marable.
whose crime is one OF the most cold
blooded in the annals Of Virginia's crimi-
nal history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09
THE LIsENDURG MURDER.
The Grand Jury Finds True Bills
Date of Trial.

GREEN BAY. July S.-(Special)-
Lunenburg Courthouse to-day the grand
-5ury found a true bill for the murder
of Mrs. Pollard against Solomon Mara
BILE and one Of the women arrested with
him.
The trial was set for to-day week.
There Is some talk OF 4 change of venue
i'm order TO avoid the expense of keeping
the military at Lunenburg Courthouse
to protect the prisoners while the trial
is in progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09

why you will take 4 per cent for your
money when the State Building and Loan
Company will pay you ON lis Si1~ Iuh-
paid stock per cent. ana suasan.es
you on is SIS paid-up stock ger cent?
S.all and see US at ,los east Main street.
Richmond. Va. THOMAS " eTAo0,
President; ~. MINOR WOODWARD.
vice-President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-09

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-25
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Nesierunsss : tebertAt.

glad bem 8eri6t bes Nderbaus9 9es
partements iiber bic g,obuition bon
9obenfridten &c. unb ben Werib Der
9robuftion in 1894 III bic Welihforn.
@rnte in bieiem Sabre cine ber idls4tes
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brieer, ndmlid 1876 eeeen 10 4 in 1894.
Die srobe Dirre in einaeInen. bauptiads
LID Welidforn probusirenbsn Staatsn.
it bauptfadlid bieran idulb. Die sins
sebrahte @rnte betrdst l.2l2. .770 900
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1894 ineI.i 1T. Sbr Wertb 1T 1926. .902,s
025. DaS betaute Nreal III 81, $780,
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1T 1872 8ufheI, Der Durdihnittsnertb
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button 662. .086 928 BuidsI; Wsrtb
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