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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
ruprryEaRs ron EMHEzzLEhhNi
ON Trial for Arson. Alleged feder"' ''
zion Frauds In North Carolina

pAIrIGH Y G., oct. 2-.-Josan ~, VI,
- dafaulting treasurer OF bla".'
|orntv was placed to-day lh ~ -ir,o
ttarv to serve three years. tba
vas committed three Scais t"e-1',seri
amount embezzlcd being aiN
Henson was put in jail. but luS 1ts, nr,4s'
tba date set Tor trial ne vas lI,h+oen
by a mob of friends. IL. ~ -cs7nrsr-
months he remained away tHsIi - - - q.
81 ana was again placed IN jan; III 49,,
eu. "', ,,o To- last Saturday that ne WoDlI
w. tolrnn from the custody OF lhe sne, I.'
while on the way 10 the Pei l.,.'.,, :,
and the judge ordeIen ~" 99ton,rt al
accompany the sheii"'
Latta. employed at 1. ~, slaI-
tins tobacco prize-houst -, LII 49,,
il Under arrest there; cnai So aiso mo
I,.oiiino of Moses Irving, VINO lesll..e'
no there was conspiracy 10 ~ -
ard that Latta told him he was oleIs"
go nv the owner 20 burn me pm, ,a,o
Arson is a capital crime IN No''" 0"''
NM 1,So session OF the United states Court
booan al New Bcrne to-day. lHclr a.
eeveral cases before the court iu " l'' J., !.
cross pension frauds are chaIs... III
= etated that several pension agents Nat
J., ,,',.d "a Milan among the women VINO
,,.In afHdaNffs that they Ntit '.l'
i,it'ii,,.s If Federal soldiers who had en-
iietod in large numbers in that sec.ioii,
ana thus obtained PENSIONS anu .las
e,,cb diyisiOn OF spOils was maue lhat
80 ~. ,,n,1oters OF the scheme have, IN
tho rourse of years. made large sums
Xvttnesees from Washington are present
one of the men charged Win bells
promoter OF this bold schelh' II "'"''"s
resident OF New Berne .......,,,. ,,.it,
IL H. expected that Judge Seymour VIII
-, a decision i'm the Commodore
rsee Brlefs were filed last Friday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
DISTRESSING ACCTDENT.
4 Fourteen-Year- Old Boy shot and hiiie"
nv His Ten-yenr-Old Brother.

rYNCHBURG. VA, oct. 2s.-Special.-A
particularly distressing accident occurred
about seventeen miles below this city
In the Stoncwall neighborhoOd OF Apo
nattOx county. yesterday
Wilmer Martin. the fOurtoen-year-oiu
son Of Mr.. John ". c. Martin, was acci-
dentally shot and killed by MS ten-year-
old brother. Mr. and Mrs. Martin ana
two younger children had gone out 10
spend the day m the neighDorhOodi leaN-
ina, the two boys at home. In the AFTER
noon they amused themselves playing
with a gun. Becoming tired OF IT., wilmer
told his brother 70 take II INTO thc
house. and IL was while he was dong so
that il was discharged.
The small boy heard his brother CRY
out. but thinking he had been struck oy
"a stray shot and not seriously hurt kept
on into the house. ,,
When he returned Wilmer was lying
on the ground dead, with blood Dourlus
from a hole in his back. HogS gathered
about the dead boy. licking. up Inc Dloou,
and his brother was unable 20 lFaFe los
fear they would devOur MS body anu
some time elapsed before any one came.
The shot lodged In the boy peart, ana
his death must have been almost ~,
stantaneous. The one single cry was all
that was heard from him.
The grief Of the small boy IS sad 10
have ben pitiful in the extreme, ana II
was "a sad homecoming for the fatner
and mother. The facts Of the shooting
were obtained from n party who came 10
Lynchburg 10 get coffin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Saws II f. Ridiculous.

4 Richmond special In the washington
Post says:
THE Richmond Planet, the organ OF
the oolored people published here by "a
member of that race named "ohn Mltch-
ell. to-day publishes letter IRON sian
ley Ruf'n. OF Boston, IN when 'be ia'te'
saws the Governor Of Virginia entertain
ed a colored man. IN the person Of Frank
4. Cowan. a sergeant Of the Ancient ana
Honorable Artillery. Of Boston, during
the recent visit Of that organization mere.
Governor O'Fcrrall says that there was
no coiorcd man in the party OF Bos-
tonians entertained by him. Those pres
cnt on that occasion were the same gen
tlcmen banqueted by the Ancient Artil-
lcry, and the same VINO were AZ une
Inrcb plvon hv the Richmond Blues. The
Governor regards the whole story as
utterly ridiculous. and without founda-
ffDr 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
THE TRIAL OF HARRIS
FOR THE MURDER or MALLORY TO
CONE TP IN NOyEMBER,
In the Corporation Court of Petersburg
Attacked by a Vicious Dog-fe'ers
burg News Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA, oct S-Speciai.-
Mr.. J. T. Kinks, of Dinwiddie county
na6e a very narrow escape this morning
about = O'clock from being seriously n
jurcd lie was riding norseDach; "nen
the horse on which ne was H0uh.eu Ia.
into a barb-wire fence. UT. MITES va
thrown and struck on his head. lie re-
ceived a bruise on the head anu was ''''
badly shaken up -, -, A.,
cards are out for the marriage OF M.
George ShannonhSuse Guy anu ', Iii, taEe
Bragg Friend. The ceremony VIII .aTe
place AT St Pauls Episcopal churcn' III
This city. on Wednesday evening .HoSe' a.
be- 9Th next. Mr.. Guy is cniei cieln III
the office Of Major Il. VI. Suli!, su9'rui-
tendent Richmond division of the Atlanuc
Coast Line. and is also member OF tuc
firm of Bond. Guy & Co, matters Oh III, >
place Miss Bragg IS one OF fe,ersp .i,,s >
most attractive and popular young ladies
Rev. Thomas Spencer is quite slcA
Dr. Henderson. of Northampton county /,
the newlv-elected assistant physician at
the Central state Hospital. has entered
upon his duties at That institution
mAyoa COLLIER I'LL.
Mayor Charles +. Collier, who was
taken III on Saturday with craIp cohc
Mr. william Il. Caudle. Of Chester
field county. had quite an encounter with
"A vicious dog yesterday afternoon. Nj.
Caudle succeeded in killing. the dog al
arm -.
When the case Of the Commonwealth
against Richard II. Harris, Jr., charged
with the shooting and killing of W. r.
Mallory was called for examination III
the Mayors Court this morning, Hon.
william b. McIlwaine. counsel for the
accused. waived an examination, anu the
case was certified TO the November term
OF the Corporation Court. The witnesses
were all recognized for their appearance
I'm the sum OF 500.
Mr. W. II. Jones. the attorney FOR the
Commonwealth. and Judge Drury a. HIN
ton were also present in court Inc lat
ter has been retained 10 assist III ths
prosecution Mr.. Alexander iamlltoh
has been employed TO assist In the defence
Of Harris. 1.,,
The scholars OF Smiths Grove Church
Sunday school. in Dinwtddie county, a
short distance from Petersburg. have had
month I'm which 10 prepare themselves
for the catechism questioning when TOOK
place on last Sunday. Two scholars an
swe~ci correctly each OF the four nun
dred and ninety questions asked them.
These two scholars were Misses FANNIE
Haley and Hattie Burdsel, 10 eacn OF
whom prize in the shape of "A nice DOCK
was presented.
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\ series OF prayer-meetlngs are being
held at the Baptist church this week
preparatory FOR the regular meeting to
commence next week on the return OF
the pastor. Rev. j. " Doughcrty. who is
this week conducting revival a Newport
News.
The Richmond Cedar Works are build
ing an extensive brick addition 10 their
already large warehouse. which will be
completed IN week or ten days.
ST Patricks Beneficial and Social So
cicty viii hold meeting Wednesday
night at st. Pairick's School Han. Twen-
ty-siNth and Grace streets. TO nominate
officers and complete arrangements for
their annual ban and supper
Mr. Floyd Rcams Is able 10 be out after
"a slight attack OF Illness.
Young Talbot Monaghan. who has been
confined az his home In Fernyillc for the
past three weeks with typhoid-fever, is
convalcsccnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

every phase Of this interesting case, and
the district attorney occupied an hour
and half In its delivery. lie coheiuneu
by expressing a belief that the prisoner
wouid be convicted az inl'ctso' ,he
Court ordered an adjournment ~ III
conclusion OF the address, but before ,hls
was announced by the crier Holmes sross
from his seat I'm the dock ana asked
Judge Arnold to instruct the prison az,
thor!ties TO place him In a Isnteu cen
and have him supplied Win "r''ins MA
terial
The judge replied that this would be
attended to. Holmes purpose Is etluen.-
~ 20 work far into the night on ms own
case. The accused also arheu II ne Soa,a
send 10 Fort Worth, Tex, Tor certain
papers. q.
"A witness by the name OF samueis;
Holmes continued. us coming h,ie "
identify a note n Samuels mas not bot
two notes for $500 / would ask 'ia1
he get them"
THg L,wYFy-pnr-ovER's REQUEST.
The district attorney then stated that
he had the notes In question anu "ouli
produce them. Holmes next requested
that he be given a iist OF al me WI
ncsses subpoenaed In the case, Out M.
Graham refused TO accece 10 tnlS,, - -
reGgisition for copies OF me cOnsp-racs
indictments against him met with better
success. the Judge directing tnat Inv!
be given 20 the prisoner \ nildiS 20
the days proceedings vas IN thy 49, 10 -
OF a tilt between Holmes ana me uis,i, -
attorney. Holmes said tirat ne les ,i.bare,
have an interview with his vie, WIZ -
upon MIR. Graham. who had e ananino
Holmes alleged bigamy IN ms ope'''"7
address. replied:
(Which wife DO you mean -, ..tno
81 mean" retorsed the pilso,nieei' vof,o
lady vhOm Won designated as Miss ~ ,,',
and by 80 doing YOU Cast 4 si"'
as well as upon myself fl, q state
Holmes augmented this WIN So
meut that Miss Yohe was ms ieStH IA.
Mr.. Graham told Holmes tla t IL Tad
did not want to see nm elo ..,'lsonco
told him so I'm his lGrahah - ,lis,rict
THE accused declared that ne NE .tdn-
attorre,, bad intercepted his VIE a,tti
tious To- him. but this Mr.. Grahaih u,,ose,
snd the Court conceded with the piyf'
cuting officer. Finally Holmes aSheu vi,
a note be sent 10 his wiie aIu " tho
received which shall nor D granfed his
district attorney" The Court sIails'n -. -
,ec,,es. Holmes wanted TO nave IL.
senoer other than a court attach. W ~ >
tbo rnissive hut Judge Arnold staleu VIZ IL.
a sworn court attache was
trustworthy. olionrned until
At 400 o'clock the court a"J'
10 \. NJ. tomorrow.
long SESSIONS AHEAD
Beginning tomorrow ana co ,,l,i boii
untii the conclusion, the court ~
three sessions daily "i ll,, 81 as TO
49, tha case az carly as posslpi'- a.
is believed that the rate OF o.. ,,.eeE
ho ,n the iurv's hands In about a ",',Sgc
Affcr the adjournment or ,o.i erass
Arnold stated that hc MouiI Sfessrs.
the case for disnarmenu - ~ the fact
thaf Holmes had refused cou''9''
would conduct his own '''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
ruE THoMAs {. cUNNINGHAu. IN
The New steel Tag Makes Very Success
fui Trial Trip NJ rhiiadclplia.

A. stated IN Sundays Times. Captain
1'sc,nas &. Cunningham, Superintendent
\. 9. calder, OF the CITY Han. Engineer
Cumber. OF tho drecge city OF Richmond.
ana tho expert engineer, Mr. CI1iick-
saanks, started for Philadelphia last sat
ufviay Tor the purpose OF witnessing the
trial trip Of the new steel tug Thomas
Z. Cunningham. Sr.. which has been
built for the city o. Richmond at The ship
yard OF the Meade & levy ship and En-
kline Building COmpony.
Tho trial trip. which was TO take place
on tao Delaware prior 10 the de. arturo
u tho tuS for Oh Point. was SET down
FOR yesterday. IL came of rs arranged
for, ard was accompanied with the best
success as may be seen from the tolc-
gram published below. which was re-
cc.ycd al The Times Office last evening.
The tug viii to-day start for Old Point.
where Il will be met and received 10y the
cororrittee on James River Improvement
prooahly on Thursday at noon.
The following Is the telegram sent from
rni,adeiIhia'
Tho tug made very SUCCESSFUL aud
alilsfaciory TRIP. the ,.1v ic. ..~., 49,.
four successive hours tbs afternoon;
NEAFHE q LEVY.
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South Carolina Registration Cases.

WASHINGTON, u. G.. oct. "a mo-
don To dismiss the appeal from Judgment
Of the Court OF Appeals from fourth cir
cult in the South Carolina registration
la,. cases was submitted TO the supreme
Court OF the United States to-day, upon
briefs fled by Attorney-General Barber,
OF South Carolina, in support OF a motioh
and by Henry y. Obear, IN opposition.
The original complainant IN the case
brought suit for an injunction restrdinins
one Of the registration officers OF the
State from preventing him registering IN
time 10 vote for candidates for the Con-
stitutional Convention now in session IN
that State
temporary Injunction was issued by
Judge Goff. which the Circuit Court or
Appeals refused TO make permanent.
Acknowledgement Barber SAYS the a9-
peals IS conclusive. and % That the cleo
~ that the Judgment Of the court of ap-
pcals is conclusive and % that the cleo
lion for members of the Constitutional
Convention having passed Off there was
no ground OF controversy between the
parties upon which the Supreme court OF
the United States could operate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

NCNTROSS. VA, oct. Especial
There was a good crowd at Wcstmorelan1
Court to-day. Much dlsappointment was
felt becaus. OF the failure Of Messrs.
Rose and Chambers 10 attend, both OF
whom were detained at nome By sickness.
Hon. j. r.. Mason. DEMOCRATIC candi-
date for the Senate. and Mr. MalcomD a.
cole. Republican candidate for the House.
We're on hand. A Joint discussion between
Me-srs. cole and Chambers was expected,
but in the absence Of the latter. Mr.. I.
). Downing. of Lancaster county. was
substituted by the Democrats. Speaking
commenced about o'clock the following
plan having been agreed upon: Mason 10
open IN a general speech of one hour,
Cole to follow in thirty minutes, Down
ing forty-hve minutes, and Cole close In
fifteen minutes The speeches were lis
tened 10 attentively and great enthusiasm
prevailed. The campaign is red not.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Eazaar-iielpcrs 20 Meet.

The general committee IN charee "
the bazaar for the benefit OF ihe nome
for Incursbles will meet AT the y. NJ.
- this morning at II o'clock. and a
large attendance is desired. The badges
will be there for distribution. All the
workers are requested 10 call and pur-
chase them. az twenty-five cents apiece.
Immediately after TINS meeting. Mrs Bar
toms Methodist Committee VIII hold an
important session. This, committee VIII
give a unique entertainment for the BEN
eft of the Methodist booth Friday after
moon al the Armory. 1t viii be for
children. and will be called the "Jahf
Narkt." and is 10 Doe professional
pageant Of Mother Natures Merry
Makers"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Grf.in GrnfnnllY In SHnrc.

The rendezvous OF the new recruiting
station established at No. l north seventh
street is gradually being pat In shape.
M. quarters are well fitted up and are
admirably adapted for the business; The
front Of tho building on the ground moor
is fttcI ny IA an office ana 20 oi'ig rt
back room is used for examining ana en-
The upper iloor H. divided into four
rooms. comprising the recruiting ser
,e,nt's room. the etore-Toom, the white
,~,,,its' room. and the cOlOrcd recruits
room all of which are plainly but neatly
and comfortably fitted up.
Already twenty-five Applications ior en-
listments shave been received, oul OF
which number six nave Deeh oN"'''''eu
and acc. 1tcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
roRHsr rIREs ~ EocKBRTDGE.
The Feeling in Lexington About the Uni
yer.ity Fire.

LEXINGTON. VA, oct. 2S.-Special.-
Heavy forest fires are raging IN the Blue
Ridge mountains northeast OF this place
on the ROckLrid-e and Amherst county
line. 40 rain has fallen Cor weeks. and
the fire is eating Up valuable timber and
is gaining healway under peculiarly IA
vorable conditions and strong wind.
At night the skies are brilliantly iilu nj
mated.
The destruction of the University of Viz
einia buildings at Chariot 'svilie has
caused general interest here. and espe-
clal.y among the officers, faculty, ana
student body cf Washington and Lee
University and the Virginia Military IN
stitute. who deeply regret the loss to the
t'nivorsity-a loss TO all Nirsnians that
The people here deeply deplore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
DEfD III ms SIDE.
Mr.. ID. 4. Graham Wakes 10 Find His
Partner in Life Cold i'm Death.

DANVuLE. VA. oct. Especial
When Mr. ID. +. Graham Sr. awoke this
morning. his wife was lying by his side
cold and stiff in death.
Mrs. Graham, who was seventy-two
wears of age. attended church services
last night. and retired about 10 o'clock,
apparently in perfect health.
She evidently died without a struggle.
IS her husband was not aroused boy her
and knew not that she was dead until he
awokr about o'clock.
Heart disease Was supposed TO nave
been the cause
Mrs. Graham leaves husband and three
sons I'M Harville. two sons h. Washington
and one I'm WarrentOn, Va Also two daugn-
ters. one living In NoiiGiK ana one IN
ers ore living in Norfolk and one IN
WarreutOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Many people visited the jefferson yes
terdaV. ana were anxious 10 20 through
the MAGNIFICENT structure. They were
not admitted, however, as there yet Ie-
mains to be done q Few finishing touches.
Worlmen are still busy arranging fuini-
ture. and il is expected ihat the big build
ing will be ready to open Thursday.
The interesting and comprehensive ac-
count OF the building, with the accurate
Illustrations. published in Sundays Times,
were generally commented upon by the
public as exhibiting much enterprise. and
the descriptive account was widely read.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

That Sid Black, is worthy Of the title
of champion Trick Safety Cyclist OF
The World was fully demonstrated 10
those who We're at the Blues Armory
INST night to see his performance
The exhibition given by him or trick
riding on a safety bicycle. was the finest
exhi6ition of its kind ever seen In this
city. ,...
While trick-riding has been seen In this
citv many times before. still II has always
been on the "old ordinary or hgh
rheeiq and such an exhibition on a
eafetv was a novelty TO Richmond.
The fents performed by Mr. Black de-
lighted the large audience and BE was
greeted with continuous applause:
Mir Black goes from here 10 Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
COIONEL IIOSBT TMPROJfNG.
lie Has Cheerful Talk with One of His
Ieutennnf. and i. Netter.

MARSHALL VA. oct Especial
Colonel Mosby has passed a restfui night
and has been comfortable all Gay with
out the recurrence OF ally unfayorable
symptoms.
He has received several Of his callers
to-day. one OF whom was Fountain Beat
tie. ono Of the lieutenants OF his old COM
maud. with whom he had long and
cheerful talk.
The doctors think his condition much
betfCr than Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
\ " ]. Cadets Return.

LEXINGTON. VA, oct. 2S.-Special.-
The corps of cadets of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute arrived here late Saturday
tns Atlanta Exposition. They were greet
ed with an ovation by the citizens and
the students OF Washington and Lee Uni
versitv. The football team OF the Viz
,,inia Agricultural and Mechanical Col
iega OF Elacksburg, who We're here. turn
ed out in a body TO make the reception a
ROYAL one The cadets were glad TO get
home after nice TRIP. and an Lexington.
homo again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Funeral of Mr.. .Ianfs.

The funeral of Mr.. James Leigh Jones
took place yesteday afternoon at O'Clock
from the Second Baptist church. The
interment was in Hollywood. The fol-
lowing were the -,all-bearcrs:
Honorary-Nless- j. Il. Wood. 4 II.
Robins. J. r. Ellyson, DR. G.. b. steel,
William Elyson and Captain Walter
Bowie
Active-NIessrs j. b. Montgomery,
Captain T.. u. Starke. f. Fox. Charles
Winston. J. -. Crump. T. r. Mayo, Elmo
ID. Hotchkiss. and William Miller
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
err THROTGH THE LgNG.
Fires in the Woods Near Winston-Fine
Residence and Barn Burned.

WINsTON y. g.. oct. &.-Special.-At
a corn-shuckng near Yadkinv.lle a few
nights ago John Driver cut William
Long through the right lung with a knife.
The wounded man Is a son Of ex-Sher-n
Long. Of Yadkir. He will die
Considerable excitement prevailed here
this afternoon over a fire which broke
out in the woods northeast OF Winston al
- o'clock. large territory was burned
over and only a change of wind saved
mucn propert'- from destruction.
cautain Pride Jones. assistant agent
here for the Southern Railway Company.
viii be married on Wednesday TO Mrs.
Fannie G. HELEN, OF Nadkin county.
The ceremony will Doe performed NJ her
home at "tilenwood."
The fine residence and large barn OF
Equilia Burk. farmer. near Eural nan.
was destroyed By fire yesterday. Loss
heavy. very little insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
HER MIND RISIOHLD.
Miss. Burnett's Jump From the IRAN j.
Mentally Beneficial.

MenidilN b'h'"''''
WELDON. y. G.. oct 2S-spec.al--A
rri,.ate letter received here to-day from
charleston. :. c.. states that Mss Mary
Burnett. the young lady who recently
came near death by leapins from the
window OF a fast train near stony Creek,
is RAPIDLY recovering from her injuries.
The letter says that the great shock re-
stored her mind. and that now 1t is clear,
and she sleeps well.
Mrs. Catherine Wilcox. widow OF the
late DR.. NJ. \. wilcox. died at Halifax
this morning OF paralysis.
The deceased was seventy-nine years
old. and was one of the most esteemed
ladies in that town. She leaves large
family Of children. one OF her sons. Mr.
VI. y. Wilcox being postmaster or
that town.
The Weldon corn mill started mp this
week. ana IS now turning out splendid
meal.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA, Oct. Especial. -
cantain n. A. g. Daniels. late CT the
British army. died at his home. near
catletts. to-day. He was a noted Vir-
ginia fox hunter and well known.
IN is said the Southern Railway Conn.,
pany has paid the purchase money for
some OF the land recently acquired just
west OF thLs city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
SOL SMITH RUSSELL TONIGHT.
This Popular and Brilliant Coincdisn VIII
Appear at the Academy.

The advance sale of seats FOR the Sol.
Smith Russell engagement IS by all odds
the largest of the season. This popular
comedian VIII be seen al the Academy
tonight and az the matinee tomorrow
in q grand double BILL including AN
Everyday Man" and MIR. Nalentine's
Christmas" and will close his engage
ment tomorrow night with The Ri
vals."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Their Rails Arriving.

4 train of several cars loaded with
steel rails for the Traction Company, ar
rived here over the Norfolk ana w est
ern railroad yesterday morning. WORK
men Will begin laying them on Broad
street to-day The owners of the fran
chlse for this company, purpose pushing
the work forward as rapidly as pos
Siblp
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Mr.. Russell has one OF the most com
piete organizations on the road this sea-
son. lie carries the full and complete
scenery. furniture. and properties for all
his plays. The company lis organized
BY MIR. bred Berger. and Is said 10 be
a most superior one. A fuil corps or
stage carpenters. property and calcium
light uien accompany the organization.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

HUNTINGTON. W. VA, oct. @.-Laie
Adkins and Virgil Staley, wealthy broth
ers-in-law. lived in the same house az
Centrevino. They qusrreiied yesterday
morning. and as Adkins was leaving the
house for "a drive to-day. staiey walked
nm i'm front or the vehicle and fired TWO
bullets through his body cusing instant
death. Staley thus FAR has avoided ar
vest and has left tho state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
The crafli Rate

The whole number OF deaths In Rich
mond for the week ending October 2bth,
was: white II: colored ~. Annual rate
a.O;: total 1890. The number OF deaths
for the week ending October 18th. 1871.
was white Is, colorcd IA -