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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-22

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Next twas a cat. den a E'.
dat ole man was TOO m1'a
she had to gin mp and ln.
de cross as she was "t
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lemme go; I'm give yo1 d
money. On. emme eo.
skeered she foolin' him.
moen likely she was. so
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dia-dem as want feared
dey burnt her for q witch
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my. surlily. and dat aim
bout witches nor sperh
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began with interest 0l.
had apparently ofonae-
who took her departure
nigh dudgeon that n"rHiHe
netting fumes OF dinner co-
philadelphia Times.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-01-04
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-01-04
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-01-04
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17

Gagged I'm a Knockout fight In open court,
and as n result Colonel Burkett will be
disfigured for life.
,rhe case under contest dates back to
Anrn last. when NJ. ID. Cone died and be-
oueathcd HIS entire property. valued at
eco co). 10 Zesta Ware, a niece. who had,
Il Is alleged. before his death been a cook
In his family. Mrs. Jane Cone. his wife.
was dls,uhcritsd. but at once began suit
10 set aside the WILL and II was during
,h> progress OF this case to-day that
Colonel Burkett, attorney for Mrs. Cone,
IN his address To the court, violently ar
raigncd the character Of the defendant.
Since coming into possession of the pro-
perty left her Miss Ware has married
W. L. Kinscr. while engaged as attorney
def ndng her. AT the close OF terrible
chlstisement Of the defendant Burkett
Kissed out q serious charge against the
character Of Mrs. Kinser. whose husband
attorney advanced on his wifc's accuser,
white with rage. and savagely assaulted
him
Colonel Burketts face was beaten into
pulpy bloody mass. and he was carried
helpless out of the courtroom. Both at
toIneys will be tried before Judge Parks
for contempt OF court. The affair created
the widest excitement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.
AlbemnrIe Man Supposed to Have
uren Poisoned with Croton-Oil.


scOTTSyILLE. VA, August l6.-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. Barrett Smith. the man who Is
supposed to have been poisoned with
croton-oll by his wife. Is now in
very critical condition at his brothers
house. where DR.. Bowles had him re-
moved TO prevent further danger Of his
ba wing more oil administered 10 him.
DIR. Bowles is doing all that doctor
can do for his patient. Although he Is
distant about six or seven miles from
the Doctors home. the Doctor visits him
daily. and sees that ne is carefully
nurseJ. Frequently he remains nearly
all night. Yesterday he had three other
MUSICIANS there in consultation, and
thev all agreed as to the cause OF Mr..
smiths illness, and did not recommend
any change In the treatment.
Mr. Smith to-day expressed a desire
n be baptized and to join the Baptist
Church.
The doctors have very little hope that
he will survive the supposed poisoning,
b,,t think he will not die suddenly. His
hodv about the stomach and bowels is
Incoming covered with large. purple
snots. and his tongue and mouth show
severe irritation.
DR. r.. X. Bowles, OF Lower Fluvanna,
was here yesterday to visit his son, DR..
A. p. Bowles
The Misses Williams. daughters of Mr..
John. c. Williams. of Richmond. are the
guests of their uncle, Major ID. w. An
dersOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
PORT ROYAL DRY-DOCK.
Its second Test With the Amphi-
frItc-OUcers Entertained.

BEAUFORT, S. c.. August 1.-THE Sc
cond test OF the Port Royal dry-dock
was made to-day. The . htrite was
left standing on the forward blocks until
l o'clock, when the dock was again
flooded until she noated free. The moni-
tor was then lowed down TO the sea end
OF the dock. and the basin was drained
for the second time. IT was o'clock De
fore the dock was completely drained
owing TO the fact that suitable water 10
operate the engines could not be had.
The morning was sent I'm having the
monitors bottom cleaned. and by the OIL
cial board in taking levels and collecting
other data which viii be used In making
up their report.
The board speaks guardedly. as might
he expected under the circumstances. but
the cir of cheerfulness which perVades
all circles at the naval station Is an IN
dication Of what the complexion or the
official report Will be.
The Amphitrite will remain on the
blocks tul tomorrow. when she Will be
once more moved out into the stream.
she will remain over Sunday in the mar
bor and will sail northward Monday.
Tonight the officers Of the Amphitrite
and those Of the naval station are being
entertained at the Sea-Island Hotel by the
BEAUFORT Volunteer Artillery ana the
people of the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
YELLOw-FEVER IN CUBA.
SmnlI-POx Among the Negro Colo
nIsts at Engle Pass, Tex.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., August 10
Supervising Surgeon-General Wyman, Of
the Marine Hospi tai Service, to-day re-
ceived a cablegram from Havana an
nouncing the outbreak of yellow-fever at
Santo Espiritu. The disease is prevalent
at many places in the island. and seems
10 be increasing.
General Wyman also had a report to-
day from Eagle Pass. Tex. where
negro coonists returning from Mexico
ere quarantined because Of an outbreak
of smallpox. To date 1877 cases and
thirty-one deaths have been reported.
Most of thes cases were mild In form,
and the percentage OF deaths Is not con-
sidered large, when 1t Is remembered
that these colorists had suffered great
depriyaiions and were not physically In
condition to withstand the attack OF
the disease. All the colonists have been
vaccinated, and they have the best OF
food and medical attention, and II is be-
leved that the disease has been checked,
and that there is no danger OF the con-
tagion spreading.
NO DANGER TO TRAVELLERS.
NEW ORLEANS August 1.-THE fol-
lowing letter from General-Pasenger-
Agent Morse. of the southern Pacific
Railroad Company, has been received;
ITO the Agent OF the Southern Asso-
ciated Press. New Orleans, La.
Dear Sr,-I beg to quote herewith a
letter received from Mr. j. c. Dunlap
general passenger agent Of the Mexican
International railroad, concerning reports
which have been disseminated by press
dispatches In the American papers con-
corning the prevalence Of smallpox
among the negroes at Eagle Pass, return
ing from Mexico:
Referring to the press dispatches in
the American papers a. TO the prevalence
OF smallpox at Eagle Pass among the
negro colonists returning from Mexico,
| wish you would give wide publicity TO
the fact that they are all in quarantine
at a camp four miles from town, and
| there is no possible chance OF contami-
nation from the disease
please give rs much publicity as pos
siblc TO the information contained In Mr.
! Dunlap's letter.
yours truly, s. +. MORSE
&c Il. A. and T. A."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17

Excursion TO Norfolk, Virginia
Beach. and Ocean View.

Sunday, August 18th, and every Sunday
thereafter until recalled, We will run
our select seashore excursions via Nor
folk and Western railroad to Norfolk
Virginia Beach, and Ocean View. Train
leaves Byrd-street OUnion) station at $50
o'clock A. NJ, sharp. Returning, leaves
Virginia Beach az $40 =. ~. Ocean View
at 8, and Norfolk at +. NJ. stopping
only at Petersburg and Suffolk Fare for
the round trip: Richmond 10 Norfolk. 81
to Virginia Beach, $50. and TO Ocean
View, Nl5. Special vestbule-coaches for
ladies' and their escorts. Reduced rates
for meals at Princess Anne and Ocean
View hotels for our people. Through to
Ocean View without change of cars, and
special train leaves FOR Virginia Beach
on arrival OF this train. VIII leave
promptly on time. A good dinner
and a nice dip In the ocean. all by going
on the Trilby excursions. Tickets for
sale at the train. Chair-cars on the Vir-
ginia Beach train.
Captain J. X. NICHE.
II. 7. ADAMS,
Managers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17

the diploma fees for all students. and
the infrmary fee to those who have pre-
viously paid II.
The appropriation for the improvements
TO the building and grounds was
increased 5000. A part OF this money
will be used in the renewal OF the wa
ter-seryice-pipes, many of which have
been In use for forty-iiye years.
A donation OF $500 from DR.. OFT.
a native Of North Carolina, was ac-
ceptea. the interest of which. when 1t
reaches a sufficient amount. is to be ap-
nl,ed TO paying for lectures at the uni
verslty on the Evidences OF Christianity"
The board hopes that in four years to
be able to have at least four lectures on
this subject by eminent theologians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
west Point Personals.

WEST POINT, VA, August 16.-CSpe-
cial )-Our little town has had its share
OF hot weather during the last few days.
but a delightful Lreeze cai be depended
upon down at the teach.
a good many Richmond people have
been enjoying au oue,ig al the TermiaaL
one OF the features. The band, which
consists OF five pieces. renders excellent
music. The delightful breeze makes :he
exercise very enjoyable.
Miss Matsie SatewoOd has returned
home, after spending most delightful
tlr1e with friends in King and Que n.
Miss Kate Christian, who Is visiting
Mrs. Leigh. at Aylett, VIII return aoGe
next week.
The friends OF Miss Emma Haley re-
joice 10 know that she = rapidly re-
Probably the last Of tie series II Sa-
turday-night Germans vii he gren al the
Terminal tomorrow light. a large crowd
OF ladies' and rei.lr.nan from Richm,I d
MIL no rrgSsnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
SENATOR N. BUTLER.
BE Issues an Address 10 the Voters Of
North Carolina.
CALL FOR "HoxEsr-MONEY" CLUBS
scheme of the single Gold standnrd
Men, According to the senator, 10
a "Diabolicnl English Ploc-ssssS
Convention.

RALEIGH, N. c.. August ls.-Senator
Marion Butler will tomorrow Is
sue an address to the voters Of
North Carolina. saying that where
as. the Memphis convention. COM
posed Of representative men OF all
parties, who oppose the schemes OF tho
single gold standard men. prepared
resolution that a committee be appointed
to correspond with representatives and
advocates OF bimetalsm and blmetallic
societies In different sections OF tho
Union. and devise measures TO advance
the cause of bimetallism throughout tho
United States: therefore the committees
passed resolutions instructing the men,
bers from each State to organize honest
money clubs"
Senator Butler says II Is his purpose
to call for the organization OF honest
money clubs In every county OF North
Carolina. He says the scheme OF tbs
single gold standard people Is:
First. TO prevent any further coinage
~ silver into legal tender dollars AT tho
ratio OF i6 TO 1, and TO bring the country
TO an absolute gold bass.
second TO have the silver dollars al
readv coined robbed of legal power SO
as 10 be only token money. 10 DC re-
deemed In gold.
..rhrd. 10 destroy all silver certificates.
notes. and greenbacks. and to fas,sn upon
the country gold interest-bearing oonus
10 the amount OF the money and currency
thus destroyed. The coin bonds OF inc
government already issued VIII theh DO
made payable In gold only.
Fourth. to invest the national banks
! with the power to control the entire Is.
sue OF paper currency, to be redeemed
In gold. .,.
"If the above Infamous scheme succeeds
| the hard times we now nave VIII DO
made twice as hard. and tho liberty ana
prosperity of the American people VIII Dc
| lost forever. ~, ..
..rhe object Of the clubs VIII % 10
hiring together oil men opposed 10 TINS
d,abolical English plot. and VINO wu'
eght not only to the bitter end to pre-
vent its contamination, but to restore
and maintain an honest financial system
1.-THE time has come when IL Is inc
duty Of every patriot OF every parry ="
| come together and fight the Engnsh soiu-
c,,rss with TIA. same unity. zeal, ana de-
! ,srmI,ation that our forefathers fousht-
ard drove British hayonets from Ameri'
! can soil. 60 o.,,,a,,,o,,
81 recommend that a State convention
Of clubs be called as soon as sui''o'e"S
| number are orgahizeu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
DEAD OF YI;LLOW-FE"EN'
Cad Fate of Young Hyde, Qu"r""-
Fined mt New York.

QUARANTINE. s. l.. August l6.-Hyde'
,,,no was transferred from Holman 10
swinburn Island. on Tuesday last, suier-
inc with yellow-fever. died shortly ai'er
2 o'clock this afternoon. ..o
HYDE arrived from Havana per per , e1e
u,ard-Iine steamer Seneca on the lzth
,nstant and was transferred to HOFFMAN
Island for observation. owing TO the iaG'
that he was unable to produce csr.i-
ncate of acclmatation from Medicai-ih.
spector Burgess at Havana: WINE a'
Hoffman Island Hyde developer syl,r
,ons ~ veilow-fever. and was promptly
transferred TO the yellow-feyer hospltai
at Swinburn Island. Hopes were enter
tanned of his recovery until this MORN
ing. when ne grew rapidly worse
Health Officer Otey Will send ms iani,
~. who live at Rockville. Conn, the sau
news OF the young mans death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
THE UNIVERSITY BOARD.
Reorganixing the LAW school-The
OFT Donation.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. August
,s-At the meeting Thursday OF the Board
NJ visitors Of the university q commit
tee-consisting OF Senator Thomas S. Mar
tin (chairman), the Hons. Marshall Nc
cormick. Csmm Patteson. A. c. Gordon.
and Judge Leigh X. Watts-was appointed
70 consider the advisability Of reorganiz-
ing the law school: The committee Is
,o report TO meeting OF the board to
no called by the rector. probably early
In october.
The infirmary and diploma fees. as such.
mere dispensed with. and In lieu
thereof the matriculation fee was placed
a, $40 for those who have heretofore paid
the infirmary fee. and at So for those
who have not heretofore paid 1t. Owing
70 this change the matriculation fee will
hereafter include the gymnasium fee and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
AMERICA CUP CONTEST.
London Understands That We Are
Catching at Straws.

LONDON. August 1.-THE Field, to-
morrow, in an article on the Americas
Cup contest. will say that the latest In
formation received from New York con-
corning the Defender appears to show
that the New York Club Committee Is
catching at straws In the hope of con-
tinuing 10 hold the cup.
The article cites as an instance of these
tactics on the part OF the committee the
keeping secret OF the measurements of
the new yachts. and contends that the
fear that Valkyrie III. would profit thereby
is ill-founded. as nothing can be done to
alter her before the contest takes place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
GENERAL MAXEY DEAD.
His Career ms Soldier ana STATES
mau-Ex-United states senator.

COLORADO SPRINGS. ARK. August
,e-General Samuel Bell MaXey' ex-
limited States Senator, died here to-day
The remains were taken TO his old home.
in Paris, Tex. this evening, ana VIII
be reinterred there.
General Maxey was born in Tompkins-
me Nv in ls25. of a Huguenot fami-
". He graduated at West Point IN
isis and was assigned to the Seventh
Infantry. He fought in all the prlnicpai
battles Of the war with Mexico. lie re-
signed In lsl9, and in the following year
hecan the practice Of law at Albany
XIV. He married in 1858, and four years
later moved to Paris, Tex.
He raised the Ninth Texas infantry
during the civil war, and orsanized anu
commanded all the forces of the inulaI
Ter,Itory. He was made Encouragement
for his military achievements.
He was elected to the United states
senate from Texas In 1874 and lSa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
AGED CONFEDERATE MURDERED
Object of Murderers 10 Get Possess
sion Of Veterans Pension.

ATLANTA, GA, August ia special
TO the Constitution from Abbeville. IN
wilcox county. Ca. says that DOCK
Wade, an aged and Industrious Coincide
rate veteran, was brutally murdered at
the house OF one Sam Wallace on tne
outskirts OF Abbsville at an early hour
this morning. Sam Wallace, wife. ond
hrother and a half witted boy are now In
,au the former being strongly suspected
81 the crime. Wade was a State pensioner.
and had lust received $50 from the State.
Il is supposed that he was killed for the
purpose OF robbery, 1919 i-A-i--AA-----
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
White Sulphup Springs.

The management announce tnat 'ne
Greenbriar White Sulphur Springs VIII
remain open during September. and spec
cial rates will be made for that month.
Address Eubark & Glover White sai"
phur. Springs, w. Va
There IL now a large company at thu
White, and, by reason OF the exceIens
manner In which the place Is kept. ~
more popular than Ia former years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
we read from time to time in the news

we reau IEUru TIME u titic Va eAN "N
papers" =,
IL Will add" said DR.. Pulido. that all
liberal people are perfectly satisfied with
the administration OF General Crespo.
He verified the statement that venezuela
had made concessions 10 an American
syndicate. and hoped that the United
States would protect them. lie also said
there WIS no truth In the statement that
a Venezuelan gunboat had fired upon
British boat few days ago.
Continuing. Dr. Pulido said: Or. ha)oes
Paul Is. l believe starting revolutionary
movement in Curacao against the Nene-
zuelan Government. but ne Is having poor
success in getting recruits. has made no
attempt as yet to cross the line. and In all
probability will never do so"
General Puliio said that the venezuelan
Government would never give up an men
of that territory claimed by British Gull
ana. Il consists OF valuable gold-mine
property, OF which large concessions 70
Americans have been made. Or. Pulido
comes here for fhs health. He has been
alling for a long time. In few days ne
will go TO Samtoga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
Cheap Excursion Rates Via the York
River Line.

The following cheap OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
are so,d by the Southern railway over
the York-River Lac:
Richmond TO Baltimore and return:
limit fifteen days, 81; Richmond TO Phila-
delphia and return, limit thirteen days.
*: Richmond TO New York and RETURN
limit thirteen days, sl2
The York-River Line steamers are eie~
gantly appointed, and have every modern
convenience. The table Is supplied WIN
all the delicacies Of the Chesapeake Bays
and the cuisine IL unsurpassed.
Information will be cheerfuIly Furnished
and staterooms can be reserved In add
vance by applying at the Passenger"
Office $40 east Main street,
s. c. WHITEHEAD, +
City Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
ExTR
Old Point and Norfolk Via c. & o.
Railway.

Excursion train leaves Chesapeake and
Ohio depot at $50 A. NJ, Sunday morn-
ing, August 18th. Returning. leaves Old
Point 7:30 u. NJ. sharp-two hours and
fifteen minutes run. Round-trip TO Old
Point and Norfolk, only ST. The ticket
to Norfolk will be good to return on
steamer Louise at $50 Il. NJ. and on Cape
Charles boat, leaving Norfolk at 6I0, ar
irving at Old Point at in time 10 take
train at Old Point Gives four hours at
Virginia Beach and five hours at Ocean
View. Special arrangements at the
Hygeia and Sherwood hotels. Tickets for
sale at train. BAILEY e. CLASH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
Fire Insurance.

Representing the Sun Insurance ONCE
OF England. and the Hartford Fire insu-
rance Company. am prepared. with the
concurrence OF the staunch old comra-
MES. to offer tho insur.ny public SOLD
protection a, fair and reasonable rates.
A cali at my ONCE IL respectfully 20
licited. GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
Insurance Agency.
Times Building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
Chcap Tickets, Richmond to Boston,
Nnss., and Return.

Omen to the public. August I'D to 18th.
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad will sell round-trip tick
ere N Boston at SAB. via sound
lines: and N575 via all-rail routes. on
account of knights Templar conclave.
Tickets good until September 18th. ana
can be extended longer u presented TO
,,crst.agent In Boston between Septem-
Der 10th and soth.
For full information apply to Richmond
transfer Company. corner Ninth and
Main streets; ticket-ogent; Byrd-Street
station. or &. A. TAYLOR.
-. l.s,Ni,x Traiiic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-17
EouI Play Suspected.

MEMPHIS. TENN, August 16.-I.ast
night near Arlington, Tenn. the log
house OF Mrs. Callie Harrell was de-
stroyei by fire. and she and her two
daughters were burned TO death and their
bodies entirely consumed. 4 son. who
slept In the rear OF the house, escaped
with his life. Foul play is suspected, ana
hlnodhOunls.