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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26

Toledo Blades. Don't be foolish, and
.udcrrate either the power or courage OF
Great Britain. II we have n war
(Which we will mott II Will be n struggle
OF Titans, and the civil war won't be IN
II, in future history, by comparison.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26

When the new Congress assembled
there was an idea that 1t would have
nothing TO do but pass the appropris-
tions and go home on the next train.
How short-alghted we mortnls are.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26

baltimore American: The United
States Just now Is In need OF two kinds
OF protection one to raise revenue and
the other in the way OF defense against
a common foe. The Republican party
can be depended upon to furnish both
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26

DE WiTTA Little Early lIlHcra for
blllousncAs, indigestion. constipation.
A pmnll plll. prompt cure. Logan
Drig Co. Wheeling. w, Va, II. H. Pea.
body. lohwoud. and Bowie IL Co..
llTidgOpurt, u,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26

The sultan of Turkey believes in the
Monroe doctrine now-and everything
else that by any possibility may give
him n breathing spell. Circumstances
have made him boss once more. II only
for n short time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26
NORTH AMERICA.

United stntes eNCeeds Urent Brllaln
By 9O.7O3 square miles.
This excess OF territory equals New
Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jer-
sey. Maryland, Delaware. West Vlr-
ginia and half of New York state,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26

Piedmont Herald: The Wheeling In
telllgencer is the best Republican paper
In the atate
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26

The Intelllgencer congratulatesevery-
body who was happy yesterday, espec-
tally those who were happy because
they made others happy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26

HOLIDAY GOODS nj &. lras & sons.
THO best All. Wool * nit jacket inado from
80 90 mnMnrhA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26

Nobody need have Nouralgla. Got Or.
Miles Pain pills from druggists. zone
cont IL dose"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26
CHRISTMAS
AND MUSIC.

There ia singular appropriateness in
the combination. A plano is the best Of
Christmas gifts. II you doubt 1t, ask
your wife or daughter. 1t better than
seal skin sacquc. 1t lasts long and
does not 20 out of style. You can make
the present expensive or inexpensive.
just us YOU like, We can give you a
good plano for a very little moucy--u
more elaborate instrument for more.
You can pay cush or take 1t on In
stallmcnt on your own terms. Come
and ace our holiday stool, of stclnway,
Krakaucr and Ludwig Pianos.
r. W. BAuMER & co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26

This ls'what you get for taking llbcr-
ties with mincc pie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26
j. s. RHODES & co.
j. 3 hdODEo N OO'
You viii Make No Mistake
,...F YOU BUY USEFUL
Christmas Presents.

You will make no mistake If you
buy them here.
Fine Embroidered Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs quot cotton) at 25C,
SOC, Csc, 75c, and upward, just
opened and are cheap.
Our Gents AIl.Linen Hemstiteh-
ed Handkerehiefs at Csc can't be
beat
silk Umbrellas Csc to 81. Six
hundred to select from.
Nothing so sure to please a lady
as a nice All. Wool Black Dress. We
have the assortment and correct
prices.
Double width All. Wool Dress
Goods at 25c a yard, eolors and
black.
A bran new stock of Kid Gloves
at SI.Oo to Si.75 pair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26
DON'r ml,,snfrl \ Co'a MI.

no bo rnro you got q good Horse
Cover not that T. u. In ON II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26
Krakaucr and Ludwig Pianos


r. W. BANNER & co,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
WHIsKDY TRUST SALES.
Objection tn Conformation on BEHALF
of Crccnhut and Others.

CHICAGO. ILL. August 27-Objections
10 confirmation OF the recent sale Of the
whisky Trust plants We're heard to-day
IN the Federal Court by Judge Seaman.
They were made on behalf OF Joseph
Croenhut. Nelson Morris. John +. Ohm
sted and James T. Lindsay. The CHIEF
point urged IS that the court had no
Jurisdiction: that the ownership OF the
shares claimed % be held by the Reor-
ganization Committee is still in dispute
before thu master. and that the Amel-
can Spirits Company. Of New YORK, was
not I'm existence at the time Of the sale
on behalf Of the receiver.
Levy MAYER asked that tn whole OF
these objections should b. stricken from
the files. on the ground thar Greenhut
and tho other complanants were in no
way Interested. affected. or aggrleyed by
the sale.
Attorney Eddy. on behalf Of the com
plainants. in;imated that II the objections
fled We're overrpled. then his clients
would contest the form Of tn decree. and
would If necessary, carry the case 70
the Supreme Court.
After hearing arguments tho Court on
tered a decree confirming tn sale. but
allowed the objections 90 remain On file
for the purpose Of showing the attitude
of the parties and the exact ground for
the Obj cii0ns. !.
Judge Seaman. after hearing Il lengthy
argument from Attorney Eddy on a mo-
ton Of appeal against the order Of the
court confirming ne receivers sale. de-
niel the arroal. Similar action has been
taken ny Judges Showalter ana Woods on
motions to appeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
PLEASANT WORDS FOR viRGI>IANs
Our Grand Couirnnndcry - 'e"'S
Observation-Disclosures ish"'s'

The Boston papers are filed with IN
,ercstlng matter about The knights rem
plar. now holding their tr!ernial con-
ciave IN that city. Virginia ana her
prominent Knights come IN Tor ther
share OF attention. The Globe, OF Moh-
CAV. has this 10 say:
.s.rhe Grand COmmandery Of virginia
which was organized sevrnty-tWo years
,.yo. has done much toward promoting the
snlrit Of knight Templar.sm ia that
state. There are now twcnty-onc supof-
ciuate lodges in the state, win to'di
membership OF 1855. From year 10 year
AZ each Of the annual conclaVes pro-
,srcss and harmony and prosperity nave
been reported. especially last year. when
the reports from the grand officers were
unusually encouraging.
"soeaking OF the coming iriennial at
BOSTON at that time. the Grand he-
corder said: 4 fee! that an especial ei-
Cor, should be put forth TO assure our
MASSACHUSETTS, fraters that the alliance
and friendship OF the fathers are not
Ta,.o,,en by the sons. i cannot for
,,e, that In the heart Of Virginia and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
MARYLAND ~ UHooKLyN.
Dedication az Monument IN Prospect
pnri. to Revolutionary soldiers.

BROOKLYN, August 2I.-It was Mary
lanI-day In Brooklyn to-day, and the city
gave its hest hospitality In the reception
and entertainment 0t those who cams
from that state 20 participate in tho
ceremonies II the unveiling Of the hand
some monument which stands on tho
brow Of Lookout lin. In Prospect furK'
and which Was placed there in honor %
the Naryldnd soldiers who participated
in TIE battle q Ions Island IN lii6. when.
~ The sacrifice 81 their lives victory wai
wres'od from defeat
II WAS noon when the visiting de'cga-
ton. consisting Of .he sixth Corps. Maty-
land Veterans. numbering 49, including
The hand and eighty members Of thr
MARYLAND Society 0f the American Rev
omf,ou. arrived AZ the foot of Fulton
street. from whence they proceeded -
the Nontauk clubhouse. whore they were
met b. Ll,utenant-Ciov Saxton and
STAFF. Mayor schleren. and Mayor Strong.
ami lunch was served.
During the luncheon a handsome COLL
medal was presented 10 Park-'ommis-
sioner Frank squire by the Maryland
Society az a token Of the appreciation
az the success H. had achieved IN thu
erection ~ the monument.
Considerable comment was made upon
the absence OF Governor Brown. NJ Mary.
land. who sent a telegram AZ 1870 \. u,
saving that he would be unable % ia
present. and the fact that he failed IN
sonI 4 representative was looked upon
in the light OF discour'esy. Mayor La
trobe. of Baltimore. WIS also absent.
and likewise Governor Morton The lat
ter was represented by Lieutenant-Gov-
.ruor E4xton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
GIVEN Up FOR DEAD.
Waning Mr. Inman, whose i"ch' ""s
suu,s. Inaccountci For

>.-U yoPK. August H.-No tidings
whatever have been received from Rooetl
-, J,,an who was run down on his
.loon. the Adelaide, last night by uhe
steamboat Perseus, and 1t IS yet mat
ter Of doubt whether or not he Is ilVihs'
A far AS his business associates ana
,,,sras AR. concerned, they have given
him up as dead.
OF the eight occupants Of the yacht
a, the time Of the accident. lnman IS
the only man who has not yet been ac-
counted for.
Mis- Carrie Prentiss. Of New London,
CON, who was one OF Mr. lnman's
znests on the yacht. called AT the Office
NJ Innan. swan q Co., In the Cotton
Exchange building, this evening, where
she related the story OF the accident.
ON board OF the Adelaide were Mr..
Iur,an. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Gilbert I. Sutton
Mis-, Maud Norton. and Miss Prenties.
1T was about Is minutes past
o,c,ock" said Miss Prentlss. when
the -ng.ne on the s.oop was shut down.
We sci sail. and were on the last tack
toward Rath Beach when We sighted the
Parsons she looked as though she Was
a aood distance or. and az We had the
right Of way we paid but little stten-
ION 10 her. was lying on cot. While
Mir Inman and his other friends were
.ittfnQ IN the cabin chatting. Presently
MIR Inrnan walked on deck and had Just
started down TO order supper when he
,oticad the pera-us was on - l."
moment everything on the steamboat
and the yacht rs well Sas in cont.s,.s..
Mr. Imam, thinking that in the collision
We would al. be killed. exci,edly rushed
10 the boats side. exclaiming: My God!
My God. and plunged into the water.
IN THE WATER.
"rhe Pcrseus struck Us, and III another
moment we were all In the water. Mrs.
sutton and the mate. Albert 5. Done.
were taken aboard the perseus, while
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
{REE CENTS PER COPY.

Miss Norton, Nr sutton. tho captain.
steward. ana cabin BOY remained aboard
tho Yacht. Mr.. Inman was never seen
again. he Jumped frat. l SECOND. ana MI.
sutton next. As soon as | struck tho
water he,ri some one yelling. and ! am
confident tina, II was Mr.. ininan. Tho
Pcrstus stopped only Tor an Instant, and
would have proceeded On her course had
not the passengers insisted that liie-Dcats
be lowered.
Il was carried with the tide fully %
minutes, when huge sailing vessel saw
me and / was taken aboard. ! saw q.
part ~ the Adelaide floating IN the water.
ard thought probably Mr.. Inman might
Do clireins 10 h. We turned II over but
no was not fhefe \ few minutes later
we found his cap IN the water. Mrs.
sutton vas rescued by Mate Done. who Is
roga IN a hospital ut Bay Ridge with two
broken ribs
In concluding her statement Miss Prem.
tiss was anxious 20 correct the impress
sion which had gained currency that
Mr. rnman was intoxicated when the acs
cllent took place.
1--WE are satisfied" the secretary OF this
steamboat company said. that the ac-
cii,nt was not the fault Of misjulgmens
or carelcssnoeg on the part 0f the cap-
tain OF the perseus iiis report shows
concluslvely that .he accident could not
have been avoided, as far as he wai
concerned"
Miss Prcntiss denied these statements
In every particular. The accident" she
said. could have been easily avoided by
the steamboats, captain. lie alone Ia
entirely at fault"
The crew ~ the Adelaide have been
dragging about the scene 90 the disaster
an day in the hope Of hndng the body
of Mr.. Inman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
ALLEGED QviDRrPLE MURDERER.
Atrncious Nature Of Ills Crimc-iie
Attempted Suicide.

LONDON. August 1.-THE Coroner's
Jury investigating the murder Of Mrs.
REYNOLDS and her three children at Mans
REYNOLDS and three children at Mans
verdict Of wilful murder against Henry
Wright. a lodgor IN the Reynolds house.
Wright stabbed the woman and three
children. set fire - the house. and unsuc-
cessfilllv attempted TO commit suicide.
The crime with which Wright IS charged
is an a,roci0us one. as inc Iiri.s revealed
that il was deliberately ana c0oly Planned.
Wright Is the son OF a market gardener.
Mrs REYNOLDS. who was aged IS. occupied
the house with her three sons. Her throat
was cut and her body was terribly mutt
lated Her two youngest s0ns-William
Henry. aged IS. and Charles. aged 10
were also found in their bedroom with
their threats cut. while In another room
a little grandson Of Mrs H-ynolds's, who
WAS STAYING az the house was found with
his throat cut and shOckingiv burned.
Mrs. Reynolds's eldest son, George,
aged p. occupied an upper bedroom n
the cottage. lie was not molested by the
assassin. who. after perretrating his
crime. cut his own throat. but without
fatal effect IL had been ledger Of Mrs.
Rcvnolds's for five years.
The murders were committed In the
middle Of the night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
CIIAUNCEY 7. BLACK.
He Writes About Criticism Of Officers Of
Democratic Club Association.
SEVERE on CERTAIN NEWSPAPERS
snys They Manufacture Interviews
In the Absence of tcri 0ncs-Attf-
tudc of Association Aforesaid on
che Money question.

WASHINGTON. ID. e., August IT,
Under date Of York. Pa. August 9th.
Hon. Chauncey +. Black writes to Law
renee Gardner. Of this city. secretary Of
the National Association Of Democratic
Clubs. with reference to a newspaper ar
ticle. published in the Baltimore sun Au-
gust lt,. alleged TO b. an interview
with Senator Faulkner. chairman OF
the Cousressional Campaign Committee.
and other criticisms, which the article
states have been passed upon the atti-
tute the officers OF the National Asso-
citation u Democratic Clubs are SAID to
have taken upon 'he silver question.
Mr.. Black thinks that the misunder-
standings in this matter grow out Of
grouudless newspaper reDorts. and calls
Ur Gardners attention 20 the fact that
a, q recent meeting u this city Of Sena-
TOR Faulkner. "a chairman of the Cam
naien COMMITTEE. himself Mr.. Black, as
nresldent Of the National Association of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY ASSOCIATION.
A Few More Lines Required by
.yr.cucut for Organization.

NEW YORK. August 2'.-The members
~ the Southern Railway Association.
which is to take the place Of the Southern
Railway and Steamship Association, met
At the Hotel waldorf today, Il. X. Irving,
yice-presldent OF the Plant system, pre-
siding.
mere were present George c. Smith.
rrssltent OF the Atlanta and West Point
rsiI,oad and the Western Railroad II
.lah,ua: solomon Haas. assistant 20
the president OF the Southern railway:
II N Conner, receiver OF the Central
railroad Of Georgia ana the savannah
,,1 Western ocean Steamship Company;
81 a clyde, assistant traffic manager
NJ the CLYDE steamship Company; : +.
parrott. general manager Of the Columbia
southern railway: II. Walters. president
90 Tho Atlantic-Const Line: a. c. FELTON,.
nrasidant of the Alabama Great Southern
r,iIrood and receiver OF the Cincinnati.
Nv orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad
Comnany; Henry Fink. receiver OF the
NorfoIk and Western; H. $. Pennington.
ro,,c manager Of the Florida Central
80 peninsula railroad; c. y. Owens.
General manager of the Atlantic and Dan
ville. Il. ST. John. president OK the Sea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIGHT.
Says sheriff May
Iac l'irenrin- to Prevent II.

AUSTIN. TEX. August 1.-THE Attor-
ney-Genersl this morning rendered his
opinion In the att-Fltzslmmons prize
lighting case in reply 10 an interrogatory
from Sheriff Cabell. OF Dallas county. as
To- whether he had any legal tight 70 shoot
down people while attempting 10 suppress
the Hsht The AttOrney-Generafs reply Is
- the fleet that prile-fightefs. referees
etc. constitute an unitwiu. ass mbiaSe'
and the statutes Of the State make special
urovisi0n for the a isbHndmcnt ~ such un-
lawful assembiages. that the Sheriff ls
uncovered 20 summon a posse. or even
the militia. - his AID. and In case the
fighters VIII not cease their unlawful con-
duct. then that the statutes specially pro-
vide that homicide j. iustlhabe when ah-
soluirly necessary 20 suppress riot or I'M
lawful gatherings. TIE Attorney-Gcnsral
concludes his opinion by saying that while
h. does not believe IL necessary. still. II Il
is necessary. the statutes provide that the
Sheriff can use firearms In disband.ns any
unlawful assembling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
sncciaI Roupd-Trip Rates ON stature
da,s.

Beginning Saturday. August nth. AMI
eoutlnuine each Saturday thereafter. until
: member 18th. inclusive. the Southern
railway will sell rognd-trip tickets from
Richmond 20 keysyl.e and intermediate
stations al the rate Of one fare Tor tho
rouni-tr.p.
These tickets win DE sold for Train No.
II (Keysylie Accommodation, leaving
Rtchno.d At s =. NJ only. and will DO
good 10 return until the following Mon-
3av : 9. WHITEHEAD.
City Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

board Airline: J. e. Whitney. rai'c
manager of the Merchants ana Miners
Transportation Company: Mr.. Warneld,
traffic manager OF the Mallory steamship
Company. ana J. Weeks. general freight
agent OF ;he old Dominion Steamship
Company.
The general subject under discussion
was the organization OF the new assoca-
ton. II was stated that a few more
lines were required to join In the agree
ment drawn no ut the last meeting re-
lating to the plans Of the new association,
AMI that the old association would be
continued until October LIST TO give those
who have not already signed a chance to
30 SO. Then the new association viii be
formally organized and officers elected.
The meeting adjourned until tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.
IT'S IISth annual ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Crrfrr Reads His address

DETROIT MICH. August Tine
American Bar Association convened IN
IT'S ilsth annual session in the auditorium
Of the Young Mons Christian Association
building here this morning. The hall
was crowded with Delegates and mem
hrs If the local bar. Among those VINO
oc.ppi4I tine platform were Justices
Brewer and brown, Of the Supreme
court Of the Uritsl states. and Justice
w. II. TAFT, of the United states Circuit
Court
lanes &. Carter. the president Of the
association. called the session 10 orier
at II o'clock. and Immediately pr"cceIe'
with the reading Of his annual address,
which was very long document.
The report of tn Executive con-
1T. 49, 49, 49, ofra-- chat urde- 'he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
An INTERESTING EXHIBIT.
Origin and History Of Chess and
PLAYING Cards.

pUILApEIPHIA,A August A.--The Uni-
versity Of Pennsylvania Will be represent
cd nj the Atlanta Exposition by an ex-
tremsly interesting exhibit. made by its
Departmant Of Archaeology
f. consists OF collection Illustrating
The origin and history Of the games OF
choss and playing-cir1s. and viii be
showu in the United States Government
uull5in ing in connection with the United
states Museum at Washington.
The collection will form almost COM
n,ete history OF cards and CHESS. conf
M ,nc.ng with the primitive forms. origi-
nally used for diyinatIon, down to The
games OF the present day. .---..-.-..--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

GAINESVILLE. O.. August The brs-
M tunnel. 100 feet long, on the Somerset
and S,rasviile division % the Baltimore
mi Ohio railroad. IS on ire one hundred
f..t of IL has fallen IN. All efforts are
b.ing made 70 prevent the fire from reach
inr where a coal-yeln projects from the
,,nners side. The Shawnee Fire De-
nartonent has gone TO the scene.
This tunnel was set on fire during the
strike OF lSsi at which time the damage
amounted 10 many thousands OF collars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
rrr;,Ie Crime ana RetributiOn.

6SWEGO. y. Y. August 2L-About
O'clock this morning negro pedfler'
named Kempih0rne. forced an entrance
into the bedroom Of Mrs. Hattie kelar'
I'm North Schrba. suburb xix miies
o., ~ here. and assaulted her, despite
vigorous resistance. hempthorhe was
trtoyicated and while he lay in drunk
-, etrnor Mrs. kellar seized gun
and put bullet in his side killing him
instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
.rRILBy" STILL THE rAyORirE.
Excursion to Norfoiis. virginia
bench. ana cccnn View.

beach. ANA tccnn View.
sunday. september ist. anI every suns
day Il reafter until recalled. We viii rus
our select seashore excursions VIA Nor
folk and Western railroad 10 Norfolk
Virginia Beach. and Ocean View. Tram
leaves Byrd-street Gniom station At SD
O'Clock \. NJ. sharp. Returning, leaves
virginia Beach az go T.. NJ. ocean Vie"
Il, d. and Norfolk or +. NJ, stopping
only M Petersburg and SUFFOLK. Fare Tor
the rouni-trlp: Richmond L. norfolk, 81;
10 Virginia Beach. Si5p and 10 ocean
View. siIi. Special vestibuie coaches ION
ladies' and their escorts Reduced rates.
for m ais at Princess Anne ana Ocean
View hotels for orr people Through "a
ocean View without cnan8e u cars, AMI
soeclal train leaves for Virginia Beach
on arrival Of this train. VIII leave
promptly on time. \ good dinner ana +
nice dlp in the ocean. an by going on mo
Trilby excursions. Tickets Tor safe at ms
train. Chair-cars on the Nirs.nia Beach
train. Captain J. x. NICHE,
r. r. ADAMS.
Managers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
HAS NOT SPOKEN SINCE.
lie Rallied at observation-disclosures
pumb While Doing 80.

ATHENS. CD, August "A revival
has been in progress for the last week
AZ High Shoals. william Hogue Wood,
once q Methodist. turned unbeliever He
would attend meetings but. coming out.
would g-t A crowd around him ana ridi-
culr the proceedings.
Sunday afternoon. while railing against
rcli-ion. AMI while in the midst or
sentence. b. suddenly STOPPED. AMI has
NOT spoken sine. Everything possible
has been done 20 restore his speech. but
10 Nd avail. lie went 20 the church yes
t.rtsv. and. taking "a paper and pencil.
wrote few lines and handed the note
20 the pastor. who reai II . the meeting.
II was: Il am doomed 20 h.. no"
believe there IS a h. Pray for me.
The affair caused an immense sensa-
ton. The man j. f'.ll dumb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

lie VIII he Taken 10 Nir@'hih
ASYLUM for Treatment.

CHATTANOOGA TENN August II
Perry - Barton. Southern-Express clerk
les violently insane. as a result or uh-
reouited love y few weeks ago ne
horsht diamond ring and offered it to
Miss. LII. Belle Dodge. asking her TO
marry MIN She took tn- oner ne an M
Sid ami c1lei her mother who elected
the vorns man from the house. Nester-
ds, d.. rushed from his room I'm his
uicht-clothing. threatening 20 XIII NM
sir. His brother Will arrive tomorrow
afternoon from Lexington. va. ana VIII
tako fhe unfortunate young man 70 the
Vlrpinla state Asylum for treatment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
cood Cu-pcntrrs wanted.

ATLANTA. GA. August 2I-Ihfie IS
shortage Of skilled carpenters In consr-
Guenca 81 the great amount ~ c9nstrue-
ton ~ the ENposition-Gr9uuds. There ~
a surplus Of unskilled labor. chief-of-
Construction wilkins stated to-day thai
the problem was one that needed soluuor
at once.