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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-25
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
Corrected to November IS, 1894.

ooVeu 10 November 10, 1854.
GOING SOUTH
IA. Trains leave Randolph as follows:
NJ, s,sht Express from Ogdensburg, Mon
ny assl ana the West, for Boston, Lowell,
s 'm az New England points. Sleeping
S l9r Bost' n, via Lowell, also, for
ssl%5ldsheld,, run daily, Sundays included
A. ',' rom Montreal to Boston, via Lowell
GlG1AM.
R Ral from st. Adams and Burlington for
n DGs,on via Lowell and Fitchburg, for all
n. points in New England.
'a5p.M.
..,.alla,l'ed,Express from Ogdensburg, Mon.
s lea and the West, for Concord, Man
fa res N, Nashua, Lowell and Boston, and
2QP.M.
WIsissssnger for White River Junction and
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-25
BEGINNING EARLY

is half the battle. Don't wait
for your cough to run into Con-
\ sumption. There's always dan
ger Of it. The germs or seeds Of
this disease are all around you.
All that they want is an inact-
i've liver and the scrofulous
condition that follows it, to de-
velop them.
You need DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, no,c, to
thoroughly purify your blood,
build up sound, firm, honest
flesh, and make every weak spot
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-25
GOING NORTH.

Imam GOING NORTH.
Ysh' Express from Boston and New
VIZ WIZ for Chicago, Ogdensburg and the
AM, Sleeping car to Montreal runs
S Sa'iy, sundays included, from Boston,
|,nI, Lowell and fromiSpringfeld.
A lI1ISsenger for Rutland, Burlington, St.
lia ns'S; Kiehford and Ogdensb1rgh.
W% o,oa and express train from Boston,
NUrcyester, Springfield, New London and
RSS FORK for Burlington, St. Adams,
WNsnlord, Ogdensburg, Montreal and The
Pn ils, Drawing room car to Montreal and
ea %,', la \, Sleeper from Montreal to Chi
&INSC ",sho,t change. Due in Chicago at
ION ! p M the next night.
St p AIS from Springfield for Burlington,
s.W c. and intermediate stations.
0oMnaiNes, Gen'l Passenger Agt.
f. W. BALDWIN, Gent Supt.
Mesa free press., 1895-08-16

Miss Para Kimbsll gave lawn party
last Friday night to about sixty Of
her young friends. The lawn was
handsomely Illuminated by Japanese
lanterns and was as beautiful as the
garden of the Fairies. The enter
tsinment consisted of games and
dancing. which was kent up until two
O'Clock. Ice cream ana cake were
served during the evening. The oc-
casion of this most pleasant gathering
was Miss Para's fourteenth birthday.
LIMs.-The Farmers Exchange is
now headquarters for the Simpkins
Lime Co. in Mesa. All who want
lime of best quality call there.
Mesa free press., 1895-08-16

PHosSIx newspapers keep up an
eternal wrangle about something.
II nothing else more momentous
turns up to. quarrel over, dog
fight We suppose would enable
them tc work off the superabund-
ance of bile. They.ares now quar-
4seling lover the question Of the
healthfnlness>of Phoenix. Phoenix
as well AS all other. towns in Arl-
coma, or elsewheresshould, maintain
strict sanitary regulations, but wy
venture to say no. other town in
the United States of its size can
present a.better record for health
than Phoenix. 7sgn~si s.ags6a Ii = i
Mesa free press., 1895-08-16

,
II is apparent to every one that
, shes great desideratum in this
country is water storage. What.
. the country needs is sufficient water
! in sight to insure at all times when
needed sufRciency Of water for
crops. of al !. kinds. This can be
had alone through the medium OF
storage s-reservoirs. There are
tAonsands Of locations. in our con-
!, tiguous hills and mountains that
: are eligible sites for such reser-
voirs. The large areas .'of desert
! land now idle and y4lueless must
!. also be reclaimed, and there is no
reclamation possible save through
that means. There are over .6OO,-
y 900 acres on the mesa that would
. furnish comfortable homes, for fifty
or sixty thousand or more people,
could water only be applied to this
vast fertile domain. The future Of
all arid Arizona depends upon the
!. reservoir syste,n and yet every
year canal companies and the peo-
pie spend thousands of dollars in
litigation over water The awount
! thus spent would 60 far toward the
: development Of guaranteed sup
ply 70 every acre in the valley.
Then why not the great canal
companies, Join hands, stop all liti-;
CATION and 60 TO work to build.
dams in every dell and glade in,
our hills The bonds of the
reservoir companies could easily be.
foated, If not IN Amer; So, in Lon
don, where milIions Of dollars are
idle and eager for American in
yestment. Water storage is the
one thing needful-the sine qua
.non-and without it the country's
advancement will be but slow and
uncertain.
Mesa free press., 1895-08-16

shall be construed in any manner as sransins
an exclusive franchise.
SEC. 0. This Ordinance shall take ef7s ct and
be in force from and after its passage and ap-
provai. and after ns publication for three suc-
eessive weeks In the MESA FRRR pRsss, O w.ekl,
newspaper Published in said incorporated vii
lage Of ae-a City. The grantee shali, before
the publication OF shis Ordinances, deposit .
sufficient amount with the Village Record ar TO-
payfor The transcri Oing and publication tn sreof
Passed by the Common Council Of the lncos-
porated village Of Mesa City this 18th Gay Of
June, 1895.
Approved this l7th day Of june, A D 1896
WI. LxBAKos. Mayor.
Attest: J. H. PYNERoY,
v1fiage Recorder and Ex-Oficic
Clerk OF said Common Ceaacil.
Mesa free press., 1895-08-16
FRlpxY.. August Is, 1895.

FRAHx NJ. PIxrsY. the veteran
orator and Journalist, died at his
home in San Francisco few days
ago. He was an old resident OF
the state and held many positions
Of honor and trust. He was an
active participator in laying the
foundation ofCaiifornia's greatness.
Mesa free press., 1895-08-16
WM. PAS8Ef,
UNDERT AK Err.

Undertaker's supplies. Impor te
cofins and caskets always on hand
Cofins made to order on sh o
notice.
Furniture repaired and job W
done at live and:let live prices.
WIN. PASSEY,
Next Door to Mesa City Bank
Mesa free press., 1895-08-16

Granting a Franchise to the Phoe-
nix, Tempe 4 Mesa Railway Com.
pany.
Mesa free press., 1895-08-16
oursHa'u0are ana Grocery Dep is
are stocked with the choic-
,4 est goods.

We are Agents sor the
Celebrated Myers Pumps, the s
Famous F,a.hsrbone Buggy
Whips and the
'Unex eeiied Canton Clipper
.Plows.
Our lines are Of the best and our
prices aslow asshe' lowest. Special
orders empronrt attention.
Mesa free press., 1895-08-16
=: Coon,
.S
The Finest'-1ine Ever Opened in
Mesa can. be Seen in n'our
Dry GeodsIep

Which contains new, neat and
fashionable dress, goods, fiannels,
ladies' and gents furnishing goods
and everything usually found in
we'll furnished establishment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
SMALLPOX IN LExIxcToS.


LEXINGTON. VA. May it-tSpeciali-
tn. negro woman Who CANE here from
E,..ra Vista with an sruptive dssea>e'
y-o1oureed By the MEDICAL men TO Dc
SMALLPOX. s.spped Eith a negro family
N the northeast sub1rbs Of the town
SIX members out ot ten IN the ,Ainny
Rave Developed the eruption anf tne
.ortr. family nave been removed by the
,,,sncrf.3e. 70 tents situated over a nile
eror, town and placed under strict sur
vafILsucs Everything u being dore oy
,hs author<cs-s 10 prevent anything hks
an eptisuic-
r. negro poorlatson. 10 whom ths DIS
sas@ i entirely confined are prevenre1
I'm, hc2dirg any gafhertnzs- Their
.hurra and other religious meetings
have been discontinued for the present.
AMI compulsory vaccination rssoFred TO-
Many 30 noI regard the disease as
sr-aIl-ccx. ard everything + moving along
r. -. customary channel TIE schools
ne u,,rs,1jr.. rhel- daily roIt!rss- There
!. positively IN fear % ar outbreak
THE CORPS INSPECTED
r,x,s.-or.f,.ns~sl Darlington. Of the
r-rftet States army. recently paid the
Virginia Military Institute an oc.ciai
vtsss The eorps or cadets. under the
command OF Lieutenant : d. Rocksn-
back United States army. was n
<pected. and wsrt through the various
rzarosuvrss Of the school OF the nar,a-
tor. The inspection OF the CADET het-
t.-y. vrder the command q LieuSsnan-
Blake. the other Tni-ec States army officer
<-.sicneI here. followed and there was
artillery drlL Major G4rbngron ex-
pressed himself as well pleased ~itE
rhe sslfiery bearing q the boys. Major
Csrltnx-on was n tie Trdiar fight az
Weurde<s Knee ard was severely wouni-
81 several times. and promoted for his
Eauanrry He IS On a r,Cr Ok inspection
OF Virzinia military schools
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
CHARGED WITH EMBExZLEMENT.
Arrest of q Former Book-krep Of
a Norfolk Firm.

NORFOLK VA. May It-+Speciail -
NezsrS- L Fuerstsin s. Co. oyster
rackers. eDnEuesisg business IA this cry.
Fad IN their employ as cocE-2@-per for
TWO years. ant until very recently. whsn
he was discharged from their service,
a young man b. the lame q Harry
Frsitman. For some months prior 70 rs
discharge they had. they claim. strong
suspicious that he had been tragtglenrly
appropriarfng the funds q the firm %
his own use bat 81 examination into his
accounts vas noe made until 4 few days
aEo. The examination, IL is said. dis
closed a shortage % over S.5ae.
WARRANT SWORN OUT.
This afternoon the firm swors out a
warrant before Justice Burroughs
charging friedman with emhezzlenenr CT
The loov. sum The warrant was placed
a the hands q Detectives Eastwood and
Curtis. Win Instructions 70 keep tie
affair "a quiet az possible. as Messrs-
Feursteil K CO. had reason % believe
rhat F'r-idman would make MS escape
from the city II he should come IN pos
session u information thar the officers
% the lAg were after him. Detectives
Eastwood and Curtis went 20 work at
nee. and succeeded IL finding friedman
about O'Clock last evening Just a sh0r.
tine after 81 Rad boarded the steamer
Oil Point Comfort % the New York.
PhHaEelphia and Norfolk Railroad Cum
pary. 81 which h hsd purchased ticket
- New York They plr him under ar
rest and took him % The staricr-nouse.
where h. vas locked I'd for the nlghr
PoIice-IIstlcs Burroughs refusing him
bail. He viii have a preliminary sxani-
ration in the Pcllce Court to-rcrrow
rr1rrfr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

CHICAGO. ILL. Nay ft-From reports
received from many States last night
utsat. cats, and barley have virtually
been unInjurSi BY the biting frosrs.
Throughour the Northwest. however.
grain men think thar ccrn and FAX Will
sxTer In Minnesota. corn already ~
was nlpped % the ground. and vegetables
and srt.ir-trees have suffered severely In
sor,e parts q Wisconsin the frsSt worked
great damage 10 corn ard barley While
Iowa reported wheat and oats only re-
rarssd for few days and crops SAFE,
las, nights Dispatches showed that frillt
All garden truck fsir the blight OF tae
frost Reports Of railroad agents came
pouring tnto Chicago Offices YESTERDAY
conveying similar information. with ta<
sane gloomy outioek for fruit and yegs-
tables. Illinois ard Indiana have farsd
vel bar hts mornings predacted frusS
NAY CAUSE considerable damage Ne
brashs. Dakota. and Missouri Also s1f-s-
ell bot the wheat crop has barely been
touched
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
W.. Tibbitts to 60.

General Secretary George r Tibbitts
- the Toanz Nen : Christian ASSOCIATION.
has accepted The call extended % hin
by The Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton 81 Cincinnati. ard Kill enter upon
the discharge q RS duties September
Is- rsxt
III Tihbitts ia very anxious % rest
he months o. July and August, and n
the Huaucial coalition % the association
- sat-sla ctoriiy arranged hy that time
he vii leave here July ST The associa .
cior wants zoe and Mr.. Tobltrs VII
cot leave a. this tiule 70 rl% amount has
nor been raised. An active canvass VIII
b., r-ate " tee city FOR - and 3 mem
bers. snE 3Ir. Tibttt.s viii Gse MS best
anfeavcrs % get the association cn
good financial basis before r. sewers his
connection with r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
TEE rLLTTERaTE VOTER.
He Cannot Take Nepsora n a ina
iato the Booth with Him.

TIE following Letter from Attorney-Gsn-
srsl Scott s q interest 20 election offi
GERS and The public.
CoMsION NEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
ATTORN ~ GENERALS OFFICE.
RICHMOND. "a. May =. iss.
z Z. EocG. NJ sidney, Va
Dear slr.-Tcur l,tter ss the ith n
slant IS before nc. and 70 your Inquiries
I make reply. The votsr WOO can rad
and NJ T. Is 1og restricted By he rev bal
he hw = the n ans he = 20 tlse n pre-
pari1g hs ballot. bot must prepare Il
within re tine limited after entsrta-
the booth.
The lItsrat- voter cannot take wiz
BIN into th@ booth "a memorandum. 90 and
from tt rnGuirs ire spec al ccnsratls u
rrepIre hs ticket Re must conf9rrn T.
TIRE aN's requirement art demand such
service as Il ali W. the Constable o ren-
der. ard rhis service must b. rendered ia
ire node the law LAYS down and pre-
SERIES.
q hsss are r1y views ant ny answers
% re queries your letter rrop u1cs 20 me.
'-Tcu-s. very respectfully.
CSisHecJ r. TAYLOR SCOTT"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
Minor Mention.

Rev. Dr. ard Mrs r. r. Kerr VIII ar
rive home sror New York today.
Or. P y. Robinson % Danvilie, Is the
zrsss, Il his friend. Mr. D. J. Paxt0a- OF
IL n0rth Foustee street
Most og the Richmond Delegates returned
Yesterday frco1 zee session - the SOUTH
err Baptist Convention in " asrl1zJon-
Mr. ard Mrs. Fl. ". ssiier. Of Fiu-
wanna county. are ~ The CITY. IN route %
Bald more O. visit their SOC, Mr. K =
Satlsr. They are az ire lexington
Rev. ur r Lansing Burrows, an Cd
Richuocd boy. hut u0w pastor q one OF
the best churches IN Georgia. wil. preach
FOR Or Cooper al the Ftrst Baptist church
tonight
TIE alarm ar IS last night from S1a-
ti1a - vas cccasionsd rs a triiiug tre at
ne residence q Nr. ". r. Colquitt- No
20 west Grace street. The damage vas
about SO
Rev. J ! Scherer. president o, Marion
Female College IN Southwest virginia
vii cordgct the Wednesday evening ser
vice ar tie FIRST E. xlish Lutheran CHURCH
tonight Al CLOCK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

ROANOKE. VA. May lL-tspec all
Richmond was not in the fight vith Roa'
aoks to-day. ant the league leaders were
taken into camp 10 the tune Of 5 - 5
Dinsmore pitched a very POOR game for
TIE Blushirts. and his support was some
thing awful Foster led in tae error
making. having three lad throws 70 a.
credit, Groves, Taanehfl. and Wells were
the only ones Who td not make errors
Perhaps the bitter cold weather was r.
spons,ble for the poor playing ard BE-
sdes. D!nsnors's witness WAS enough 70
discourage asy one. In the fourth inninz
n sent four men t. bases on balls. forcing
n one TN. When he did succeed IN get
ting The sphers over the plate Y Wa
generally lined out On ths othsr hand
LLOYD. who succeeded Fisher in the Sc
cord. pitched a strong same, holding the
visitors down 70 s:x hits. ard keeping
.ren well scattered. He received excel
lsnt support
STARTS THE RUN-GE TTING.
Richnors started the r1n getting IN tn
first inning Kahn caught the second oal4
pit~hsG and put il out q the iot Groves
ana TsurehiIi struck out but Wells vas
gwen life az first II t1lr Lad Sa4is
Foster followed with l.ols and scored
on III. single 81 N>S9wsn : Tno "a-
thrown out By Sherer n trying . -tr tcn
Il INTO a txo-bs gxsr- Richmond al 80 81
other tally IN tie second, wren N-rz7h
~ert hY ever l-9t-neid fence. Al III.
stage q the proceedings Fisher concluded
RAJ Ia arm was 700 sore f0r I'M 20
Mitch. and ~ gave gsy 20 Lloyd In-
birds scored their last -ur "a ne skin
AJrG1wan ard Hsrrs singled. an LLOYD
hIled the bases b. giving Morgan four aad
balls.
With three o. the bags an 20 one out.
lt Iocksc as though captain Weis men
would pull ID 90 the Magicians. bar tat@
ascr.ed otherwise. Mc'IoVan scored o.
yirsrors's Il 90 Bra5ey KAN struck
ou- ~. Groves retired the side BY flying
orr 20 Farrell several times Eic1morc
hat men on second ard rhiri. out ire
raeird hit 70 bring them IN was not forth
ccmiu-.
P.,a-rke commenced operations IN The
sscont art scored runs on MccIowan
error. a base q balls. Farrells doLo-e'
ari Fishers out from NecicEau 20 Wells
They aided more n The third after Two
reu we're out. CaVsnz1xh reached rrst
ca Nct;ovan's error. ard Stole second
B-eer vas given rs base on balls. and
both men advanced bag q A wilc Pitcn.
Crockett vas srnr % first On oak, ana
Farrell again cleared the bases with ar
other double He wzs rhr-wn out %
Morgan trying o reach thirL
MADE THEIR THIRD BRACE
TIE Ns@fciars' third brace az runs we're
male il the fourth. and we're the ztL CT
DinsnOrs. Lloyd was sent % rrst On
halls. Bradley struck out. and Lloyd wa
forced AZ second by Shsrsr Ihen DinS-
more lost control o. the sphere and sent
Patzsn, Clark. nd Cayanaugh % first
Tbs, together with Breen's slnsls ard
NcrEan's tumble. Melted ) runs In the
sixth Roanoke aided Another run on
base On calls 70 Padien. a SOL base.
and Clsrke-s single Their last three we're
made 10 the seventh and resulted from
base on balls D crockett. FOSTER and
Bert.'s errors double by Sherer, AMI
Patdens single.
The score i as follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
TIE ra,pEs corSCn's ACTION.
REGULATIONS Adopted Opposing the
to OF Military at the Mines

- OF Military at the Wines
me Central Trases ard Labor Council
s-.. a ocsy session last night There
wlf very socd st-srcancs- IRE most
.-ec-,anr acton vas the adoption %
gre Glowing
-7-ereas. IRE Govsrror q the state
CO Virginia exceeding the autlcrity vest
st - -tn by rh@ Constitution and LAWS
90 r-= STATE % Fl-zi1a. has established
--f- - virtual martial iaW IN The
-.Er % PCcahoutas, Va; therefore we,
re r-rtral Trates sa1 Labor Council
e, fce city - Richmond. n rlsetir'g as
by 80 Go adopt ne following rssCl1l-
trrs ana recon need the sane % the
-r-s.feration o. al patriotic crgzltzA-
tors throughout the STATE.
Received rhzt ~ SieN with apcre-
c.rge1 and alarm go recsnt action 81
,ee Governor - y lrvinia In s@udilg troops
t5 re toUn % Pocahoaras be-
t1r- rrcelsi1g assurances 81 their neces-
sly f9cri tre proper ctaeials Of that
community. ard that Il - ire sense q
rec CecrTsi Trades an1 Labor Council
rr8t precedent has been established
Ne.ch may lad % the gragest inncVa-
t1as ln ~ avs tat AZ present sur
Fond me expression q iallgbllAl sergI-
re-f ana Y - further
Resolved. THAT re aetlon q the mill
-i~y In refusing % ziloT cltlze1z - at
-.1s a legal u1srs-us-etiag. where future
tics alone Hsss 20 BE- discussed IL a
rolstioE q the rssef y frse speech. ard
10 IS further
~g-solssd. Tass tae restraint placed
-ron citLzens % Virginia n refusing 20
perult their free sa1srcourss with the
Ears q SISTER STATE - menace to
ere u.c@r cherished rights q freemens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
LyxCHBrRG WINS AGAIN.
Pretty Playing and n Ciosely-Con-
tested Game.

LYNCHBURG. VA May 4-tSpsciaL)
I.yuehogrg again defeated Petersburg to-
sav in a prstrily-payet and closely-eon-
tested game. Mckenna was in tne COX
for the home team. and his pitehins Vas
very effective. James pitched the ntst
three Innings for the visitors. and retired
them without rua 20 their cre=.tt Jane.
Vas relieved after the third inning. having
-scefye,4 A painful blow on the wrist frcn
a pltchea ball. ard Packard took his place.
holding Lynchegrg down % runs. wsicn.
however. was Just s1eCgh u win TIE
zaue. a. Petersburg scored cniy IL n
-. srsr and l in the fourth The ielt-
lny Of both teams was excellent
I,ynchburg's rev catcher Clark. u Phil
adsiphia arrived this morning. AMI Vas
given a trial His work was 50 unsatls-
factory In tire FIRST three innings that ne
U.as retired from the game. Ferguson go
ing Behind ths bzr and Gray 70 let teit-
Following Is TIE score n detail:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

Rev. Walter vrporaAn. 0f Baltimore. 70
deliver a series q lectures in this city
oz social sEs isnnr refcv1n.
TIE Trades Council viii cooperate with
the Sroae-Cu,rers Ualo1 In securing the
passage % an ordnance restricting mt
s.eipsi contracts FOR sr2n@-vork 20 city
contractors.
The c1u1ca recogrrne cried the a<3octon
% the JerkinS system, u street railways.
and appaints1 a committee Of ovv 70 at
vocat. the rropcped system before the
Con nloa Council
Resoisfions q sympathy with the strik-
Ink coorers were passed ard ire
enanciSl ard moral assistance os the
Traces Council was pledged 70 tnefa.
Tt secretary q the coanc.l vas ais3
instructed to Communicate with thu
Sotr1 q Health u Richmond and the
STATE Board % Health &aa the United
states Beard q Sanitary Commission 70
Investigate ths Use % secondhand bar
rsis BY the local 1ogF-rilis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
KILLED By LIGHTNING
sNEAK-THIEF DODGE
Iouaoun Remains Dry.

LFESBI- re. VA. Nay iA-iSpeciaLl-
Waen this I.eesburgl district voted
dry in TIE late i0cal-option election
I.os.aoun county become totally without
a ciace az which liquors could &c sod le-
gally. 60.
AZ the present term q the County Court
ar5ieati0n for license % sci hq-or
AZ Lent's NIL was uaoe. Tn4s -
sp,t OF Goose creek. Just over the hne
% Leesburg and Broad Hun a-stries
- In Ire latter. ard place much fire.
,,-,s-taa in summer By fishing parties
f-,r, washington ard elsewhere.
The application occupied most q tae
Courts tine yesterday. beng Warmly
resisted. and Judge r = Teoo refused
,, grant Iic~nse- SO the county remains
'-4ry'' yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
Petersburg Democrats and the Con-
ference.

PETERSBURG. VA. May H-+Sps-
csaI "A great lea! OF interest - felt here
N the action of the Democratic confer-
cree az Roanoke. Whien = 10 consider
rhs. subject OF a constitutional congs1-
rio1- There sesr-< but httls tiv.ston u
sentiment as 70 the necessity ot rev
Cousri,urion To meet the chanS-f and
advanced condition ct Affairs n our state
hGt there = some QUESTION as 70 the
prop-r time sach convention should &c
held. Among the Leading Democrats IN
this section there Is an almost unanfrro1s
sediment in fascr % a new Constitution
and several OF cur people viii attend The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
81 MINER HOMES
Noaatain and seaside Resorts

TIE Chesapeake and Ohio have issued
their pamphlet. complete WIFE list OK
summer homes, az wGich ACCOMMODATIONS
can Dc had at al prices Tais paniphl=c
shows distance from railroad station
urcprietcrz, cost per week or month. and
how reached Ccpfes can De had On ap-
pIlcat.cn az their Office. No. 80 east Main
street. or Richmond Transfer Company 5
Office. Ninth and Main streets.
Ire Chesapeake ant Ohio VIII put IL
EJECT t1rtrg the sumner Iaeir usual
cheap viiowers' tickets. selling at
hais rates on Saturday. good for return
the following Monday
John .. POTTS. .. p. \
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
uox the Litti. Men Played.

Another large crowd went 20 the Aean>-
nv yesterday evening % see Fam crow
d-r,s little men play ball" The little
fellows played al right. bot Eicnua z.l !
"a beat. and beat badly a. that TIE
Bluehir,is received their frsr real defeat
and AZ the hands q ths 'rzi--sI.dsrs,' a1d
rhs ruotsrs were sad
IRE OPERATOR az Ire Poan1ke e1d OK the
wire knew all about ball. alt al MI.
Crowce- had % d. vas = describe TIE
game.
"Ba-isy- Eair's AMI JOHNNY Moryan's
hon --r1.n hits early s1oysd that there
was sorle lie Ia the croHt. but hardly
sound was heard towards tn enf
IRE little men~ VII play again TINS
sVsnirE AZ -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
WARN WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
4 Death from the Effects of sum
srrokN

LONDON. May H-One death from the
s-ects Of sunstroks occurred yesterday IA
Highzats Weeds. where a ri.n ~as over
eorre by the extreme heat and eisd. dss-
bite the Efforts q the doctors 70 save him
TROOPS FRUSTRATED
LONDON NaT 4-The 1l08 truors
vhich paraded at Portsmouth, today sur
.srsi greatly fron TIE intense heat. ard
ten Of them were Frustrated oy s-nstrose
and sent % TIE hospital