Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28


graphed 70 the Fire Department q, o.
lottesyilie TO have horses % the dr.
readiness 20 be hftchod 20 the sfs,..lA
ana hose wagon. 'f
The ti9ht OF track vas give, D..
special train. and IL proceeded on i,, ~s
uhder full bead 81 steam. ard p,.,., p.
the rate OF 90 miles m hour o..
HELP NOT NEEDED
When the station az Gorlors..i.
Ell up ahead. che engineer sax h..
stop. lie reversed his leyer. and r"''
breaks were applied. bur the mas
by the station. and only STONED
II was several hundred foet r.st o..
deDot Ne
The engineer then backed he ,-..-.
the station. wien telegram y..
ed 20 Superintendent Walker f..
CHIEF OF tho Fire DUYaftn,..t .t
louisville. requesting him o -.
Richmond iiremen. as u wfs t..r. OBJ,
their services woY'd NOT ao r... '.
II Is hardly nc' sssfy t9 say tr.. .....
one on board che tram va. .s....
ed. The boys bad gotten thor t..,
10 fght the Ere. am vcra ar,..,.
show their brothers in Chafl1r.s,r
the Richmond fsemn could ,..s., b..
flames. There was no he.o f0r o. t...
rack, and was soon nn - NAV o.. boz.
mond. though going IN "a mucn nor. Il.
surely manner than IL had IN mal,-, ...
trip to Gordonsyille.
KILLED WILD TURKEYS.
During the few minutes scent y, a..
louisville Engineer Hall toI a.. t..,
pointed passengers that Whl. M-
over the rai.s at fol- speed p.r., --
ns la
that he was sure that two OF t.,-.
been Killed. lie said though ss b..
not on a turkey hunt De df-t a..-
bag his game. Ills story was ag.tl ..
by his hearers. who wer. ncir.I .. DID,.
lieve that the engineer Wa -r.rr
make spor. OF them on th r.t.-. ...
however. the engineer stopped az t.......
where be saii the turk. DAB ..
killed. and sure enough thD s, .,.
were found lying By the side NJ t.. .....
one OF them was literally CDR Oh, re..
but the other was In d fairly c0.I ..,
dition and was taken aboarl Itvs...
cidea that II should be given DID t..
largest man in the party and w.. iar,
Frischkorn. a brother OF Pr lem, Fr..l.
korn. was presented with 'ha pr'e- O-.
Of the feet was given % Do. sr,H..,
man in the party. and tbs fl % 10
lot OF Superintendent William u Iar
son, Of the Flgc-Alarm DEPARTING.
Every man on the train wa irs.rfI
with a feather froms the bird % fe.b.-.
souvenir OF the occasion.
An incident worthy Of mention W.
the generosity OF the train crew. Who. a
course, carried their dinners with f..-
as is their usual custom in mabrz ,-f.
They came into the coach v1 us
baskets where the tired AMI Na.-,
liremen were and insisted thai thty lar.
take OF their dinners. AMI after m.r
persuasion the fire ladlits ZEN o. i.. aa
with a relish. They succeeded .I ,or.l-
erably diminishing tn contents c. O..
baskets. which had been provided an
food sufficient FOR several meals. ff Or,
prudent train-man always eoes 81 a-4
for delays on the road. which so
otherwise leave him IN rather hHvy
condition.
The train pulled into the station h-e
at $50. The steamer and los-Nss.-
were taken back TO the eny.n'-h1l.' nd
the men returned to their homes y-,t 4
time for supper.
THE INSURANCE
Major r.. J. Peyton. OF the firm " Ps5-
ton x Snton. insurance agents ~as $50
AT his home last night, and SAID DIS t-a
carried all the universlty's Insurance
which he estimated TO be- about ;inn
and that the amount was nothing lh-
what IL should be. as II was supposed 10
cover the entire belongings Of ,as coz.
iege.
Major Peyt0n was unable - say b.
lust what companies the amount Tas
placed. as his books were locke ur ID
his office. but he asserted that the .Hs
was divided among a great many cw-
panies.
Governor OFerrali received a m i'1g'
last night from Professor william VI
Thornton. chairman OK the flcu.u sa.-
ing that the lectures would 30 on as
usual to-day.