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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-14

ably the next time they started the
same horse the public, disgusted with
his last race would let him severely
alone. The prices would be good and
long, the horse would receive the
speedy pull" as one of the followers
of the turf puts it, and there would be
a dazzling reversal of form. The men
who were the pioneers in the scheme
made money, but when the use of the
drug was prohibited on the big tracks
they lost most of it back again. Its
constant use has the same effect on
horses as the same drug, or opium,
or morphine has on the human sys-
tenn. Extreme depression is the chief
characteristics and horse that has had
the "dope" a number Of times becomes
next to worthless for racing purposes
without it. Nearly all of the Iegisla-
tive bodies of the turf have prohibited
it's use under a severe penalty. Any
competent judge can tell when it has
been used, and few owners and train
ers are daring enough to employ it
and take chances of being debarred
from the TURIN. Y. Sun.
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PRICE
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heads Cases specially invited to trial PRICE 81
bleach
and
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Doctor.
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WRINKLED BEAUTIES SHOULD

Use LOLA MoN1Ez CREME Skin Food and Tissue Builder
heals blemshes the skin.
firm and builds the muscle bers, and make
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HARRlsoN'S BLEACH M
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
4 sriRrLTNG REJELirION
In the Holmes tase--a Telegram Received
said to Come From Minnie Williams.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Aug. IA
startling revelation came to light to-day
in the Holmes case. ". l.. Shoemaker,
counsel for Holmes. received a message
from Minnie II. Williams, dated ProNi-
dence. r. l., which stated that the send
err was alive and well.
This is one OF the women which Holmes
is accused of having murdered IN the
Chicago castle.
When questioned I'm relation 10 the mat
ter. Mr.. shoemaker az first seemed re-
luctant to discuss IL but finally admitted
that he had received such a dispatch.
DO you think the telegram is genu-
ino?"
1t may or may not be. My opinion,
however, is that it was sent by Minnie
Williams Holmes told me this after
noon that ne supposed the girl has just
arrived from London and perhaps was
induced to send the message by some of
his friens.
The telegram. which was sent as a night
message. reads:
providence. r. l.. Aug. 10Th.
wv. A. Shoemaker. Attorney. Philadel-
phia:
Report that was murdered absurd.
Am alive and well.
(Sisned) MINNIE r. WILLIAMS"
The gcnuincncss of the telegram viii
he investigated bv Mr. shoemaker and II
II is found that Minnie Williams sent n,
It wil be q valuable link In the chain or
evidence for the defence.
". A. Capps the Fort Worth attorney,
who was here In the interest OF the Texas
people who are trying TO prosecute
Holmes. was on his way 10 take a train
for New York when seen by a reporter.
When told that Minnie Williams had been
reported alive. he said: Il never thousnt
she was dead. The Fort Worth people
think she is alive but II seems mighty
hard 10 locate her She may be some
where near Boston. She has many
friends there | would not be- surprised
N the telegram you say has been re-
ceived from her Is correct
Assistant District Attorney Barlow.
would not say whether n. thought the
telegram was genuine or false lie ad-
mittcd however, that he would not be
ast0nished II Minnie Williams appeared
on the scene AT any time.
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VOL. 9-NEW SERIES, NO. l6j.

fact that the lease OF the North Carolina
rsiir,a1 has been renewed ani that said
rrnewai viii insure increased traiiic over
tho single track Of the North Carolina
r,ilroad from charlotte 20 Greensboro,
e. urrc tho completion Of the line IRON
Af,ckeviiIo TO MOoresville. We would
r.lan fhe fact that the distance from
nfo. lepuie 10 N00rcsyilic is but thirty
rlss and about half Of this has been
.l.I IDd THE completion of this line
uin practically give the Southern read q
double track from Charlotte TO Greer MS
bono AID greatly relieve the crowded
condition Of the single track now in use.
Trf. Ino viii develop fertile section
of fno country and add greatly ln our
iYIrt.onf fo the convenience OF tfdluc,
60fh freight and passenger also greatly
enhance tho value Of tnat portion OF
Norin Carolina Midland now in use.
me stockholders adjourned to meet in
Winston again ON October lsi
Taltlns of evidence iu the trial OF the
riotars vas concluded to-day. The case
+. NOW n the bands Of the lawyers.
several negroes plead guilty to-day. The
case VII. certainly $50 TO the jury to-iaoi-
ToW " f....
The right between the Beh and Inter
state Telephone Companies is on mere.
a. r. NcCluer. superintendent OF the
Southern Division for tnc Bcll company,
y,a4 h.r. to-la, and asked for permis-
Sion O.. ao DID the office anl see the Inter-
stafss new Switchboard. Tho request
was kindly but cmphaucaiy denied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
JOHN D.fLT ENPELLED.
The Convict's Election as Member Of
Parliament Cancelled.

LONDON, Aug. @.-In the House OF
Commons today Mr.. Joseph Chamber
lain. Secretary Of State for the Colonies,
announced that the Financial Commits
sion had expended 5000 In New Found
land. besides giving guarantees which de-
pend upon the success Of the fishing sea-
son.
Mr.. George J. Goshen, First Lord OF the
Admiralty announced that az regards
merchant steamers earning subventions as
armed cruisers. stationed ia the Northern
Pacific and elsewhere. the Government IN
tended to enable those OF their crews
who were royal naval reserve men 10 re-
enrol, aud receive retaining fees on board,
without reporting themselves i'm the
United Kingdom, as hitherto
The Attorney moved that as
John DAILY. recently elected 20 Parliament
for Limerick. was a convict. serving a
term OF imprisonment FOR felony, his elec-
tion bee cancelled.
Mr.. Timothy Harrington Parnellte,
moved an amendment, referring the Gaze
90 a committee.
The Attorney-Generars motion was car
ried, 81 10 So.
Mr.. James ". Lowther. Conservative.
has been appointed deputy Speaker and
chairman OF committees OF the House
Of Commons.
Mr.. Lowther is by marriage nephew
Of Lord Salisbury.
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on the club boat that the race had been
awarded to the Gould boat
During the evening scv"-tl members or
the Americas Clp Committee met AZ me
clubhouse on Fifth avenue ana held
short conference. At It's concit sion the
following announcement was Wdde.
'~rhe Arn-rica's Cup Committee an
nCuncos that the trial tnc,6 "il not De
resi- med until next week. ...
,slened "a. CAsS CANFIEID.
"Sccretafy.'
Ex-Commodore $. Nicholas Kane. of the
committed said that the judges were
officially notified ny Ar. som lnat tne
sudden withdrawal Of the Defender to-
dav was necessitatei by the weakening Of
her rigging. which made II unsafe for
tie Eoat To sail around the course the
second time .,. ,..... 81.
v,oakcnej couli not be asCertained, hut
ii MAS stated that the damage IS sucf-
thqf IN vim require several days 10 pun
her in racing form. IL is possible that
tho rosfnan4d races may be held next
Tucs1 1av and Thurslay. but the c0mmt'-
tee had no positive ihioiilaiioJi OH 'ni9
There was q large gathering Of mem
ters an the club-hoIse during the even
ing ard much regret was expressed at
ne unsatisfactory outcome OF to-day
Mr. Arthur Glonnie. Lord Dunrlven's
ppscral reprosenlat'Ne anu i.aa,
11f-enback Sir. Glennie WAS req rested
10 give his opinion Of the qu tli-ies shown
bv the Defender in t)-day's contest
sfn. cLFNNGr's OPINION.
...r.,o Defender stands up we'll" he
sal but she was very light. ! am SUR
9',ie,1 m tho extreme li-hness OF ner
49,, Sbe he a grand iittle boat though.
and She gave the Nigillnt fair am
el,,ar. bo.,fing on tine first ro1nd.
"What DO sou think or me rSial.Ne
abilities az The Defer DIR ana iho N"iHS
"it is impossible 10 form ans op,n-
f,r from fLie contest as We have no
means Of knowing whether the NiSilant
rI. trn,rira's Cup Committee announc-
ga otfrtalfv today that the first race
for he Americas Cup would take place
September 9Th.
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NO BULL-FIGHT THERE.
THE ENPo>fTFON'S EIECTTIYE
BoiRD sHtfS DOWS ON ~.
And Says II l. Impossible to Have Such an
Exhibition Without Cruelty to AMI
maIs, Even If Not "a Real Fight.

ATLANTA. GA, August 2o.--Thc pro-
posed bull-nght which has been destroy
lag the peace OF Col. Eosoa Ballou has
been cancelled and the matadofss are
sad. This afternoon the executive board
OF The Exposition with one fell blow put
an end to the fight. The bun hght was
to have occurred in the NeSiCsn village.
quite a large concession. inside the Ex-
position grounds The Exposition man.
agemcnt had notl irg to 10 with the iight
aus knew nothing OF the prepalgticn ur-
I'll after It's being talked OF by the papers
OF the country The matter has brought
the Exposition INTO such disagr cable
nOtDr.cty and las caused 80 mucn uniner-
itei censUre that President Collier de-
cidcd thar 80 lar az the .Ni osition was
concerned, the buA-nsht wo1id be- dis
posed OF to-day. At tne meeting Cf the
Do.Id this aft,rnon he called attention
OF the directors 60 the great amount OF
talk that was being INDUCED In concern
iug the ignt ana said Nc favored thc
* lusion Jf the hglt from the grounds.
1T is rot our matter -ali ne. X a.
an enterprise WITH " hich We have nothing
to do. save granting tn, cOnce ss~on, enu
the bull fight has been confused VIII ".
Exposition. | was told TIA 'he hght W.
10 be nothing but an attempted repro
duction OF "a Mexican bull tignt, ni,nout
blooishcd or hurt 10 man or beast !
believe 10 W4l hc nothing more.
Sine stigdtin- the matter. / lind
that h will he impossible 90 give such
reproduction Witholl cruelty 20 aniHals
the horses may not Dee hurt bat wi.l -
frightened tO death. / do not wish the
public e. get the impression that the
Exposition IS fCstcrirg or furtheriug any
such scheme as a ball fight Such an II a
would be greatly injurious 70 az. itaY-
irg n real hull fight would be the last
thing / would think oi sauctioning m con-
ncctiou with tho Exposition, and now
such an idea could have gained such gem
eral currency / cannot und srst ana
\ resolution was adopted ns'ruciirg
The president 10 notify the concesjlonairc
that the hull-heht will not De permitted
on the grounds. There viii DE lE'ly
kick from the concessiOnairc. as his
arena is almost completed aad the bulls
are ready for shipment 10 Atlanta.
The mata lOTes and horses are also
ready so come at any tina.
\ graduate of the lull-nghung school oi
Seville. Spain. was among those VINO had
been engaged 70 come
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

Sorg would be nominated Many OF his
friends were OF the opinion that he had
only TO say the word TO head the ticket.
and the wires to Lakewood y. j.,
ana Chautauqua, y. Y, at one OF which
places he was supposed TO be so3ourn-
ing, We're kept hot with messages. urging
him TO take a special train and put in an
appearance among his friends before the
opening OF the convention. Had he
yielded to these opportunities. the pro-
gramme contemplating the selection OF cX-
Governor Campbell as permanent chair
man. from which point OF vantage he
could have declared his inability TO be-
come a candidate. and then the nomina-
ton OF SOrg, without the formality OF a
ballot. would have been carried out.
Later In the day. however the Con-
gresham wired from Lakewood that he
was sick and unable to make the journey.
and that he did not seek or want the
nomination.
Even when this message was made
public. and Campbell stock was proper
tionaetly elevated. there were many who
persisted in huttonhoiing each other and
shouting Tor The MidGletown man.
When this was brought tonight TO the
attention Of Joseph B. Hughes. ex-con-
sui to Birmingham. and regarded as the
chief exponent OF the congressman's boom,
he said
"SOrg's name VIII not be mentioned in
the convention tomorrow by any one that
is hiafrieni. II he IS placed In nomina-
tion. II VIII not be by his friends. and
] have absolute authority for compelling
its withdrawal
But no amount Of eloquent pleading or
protestation. however. viii avail Camp
bell tomorrow n the delegates continue
in thcir mood Of to-niGht.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-A ridge OF
high pressure extends from the middle
Atlantic coast through Illinois. TO the
north Of Minnesota.
storm appears to be developing IN Ar
kansas. and a second storm OF contlderi-
bic intensity Is developing IN Alberta.
pain has fallen In the past twelve
hours IN the Ohio. Middle and Lower
Mississippi Valleys
1v,s temperatuse has fallen IN the
Ohio and Middle Mississippi Valleys. has
risen In the middle siope. aud remained
stationary elsewhere.
Forecast for Wednesday;
Fir yirginis-Showe.s; vssias:s wsaus,
For North and south Carolirs.show-
err in the interior; slightly cooler; east
erly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
THE IGREEDfENT SIGNED.
Southern states Freight Organization
Committed

NEW YORK. Aug 2O-An important
meeting at which the Great Southern
Railway and Steamship lines were repre-
scented. was held today at the Hotel
Waldo rf The purpose of the meeting
was 10 establish formally the new Sout'-
orn States Freight Association. and adCnt
The agreement ar constitution on which it
Is based.
There were present r. c.. Irving. vice.
president of the Plant system. George T..
Smith. Atlanta and West Point Railroad
and Eastern Railroad. Of AllDam':
Samuel Spencer. president Southern Rail-
way; II. VI. Conner. receiver Of the Com
and Western Railroad md the ocean
Steamship Company: : +. Parrott, gem
eral manager Columbus Southern Rail-
way n Walters president Atlantic Coast
Line, T. 81. John. vice-preSident Of the
Seabcard Airline. !. Q. Whitney. Mer-
chants and Miners TRANSPORTATION Com
uanv. Henry Fink receiver Norfolk and
Western Railroad; s. ". FELTON,, rcgee'ver
Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas
Pacific Railroad. and president Alabama
Great Southern Railroad. and =. Gull
ieuieau. vice-prasifent and traffic man
aser Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Nire-Presdent Irving. Of the Plant
system. was chairman, and W. l.. Nc
Gill secretary.
Tho morning AMI afternoon sessions
were devoted 20 giving the finishing
touches 10 the new agreement. which was
gone over In detail T1naly 10 was adopt
ed and signed bv all.
4 committee Of Ave was then appoint
e1 10 norcinatc officers and report at n
meeting 10 Doe held az the Waldorf Hotel
next Tuesday.
The committee IS composed of Charles
St John. Henry Fink H. Walters, J. c.
Whitney and c. W Chears
The new association viii take the place
on sept lst. of the old Southern Rail-
way and Steamship Association which
has been many years I'm existence.
THr ASSOCIATION OBJECTS.
The purpose OF the association Is 10
promote harmony among Southern trans
portation companies and provide means
for adjusting all differences which may
arise between them This Is 10 be done
by placing all traffic common 70 two or
three or more companies under well de
fined rules and regulations which VIII
insure the maintenance of rates.
This traffic agreement VIII control the
competitive freight business of the South
ern states It's scope viii include all
the territory east of the Missouri river
and south of the Ohio and Potomac
rivers.
II is expected that all the leading trans
portation companies In that territory viii
have signed the agreement and joined
the association by the next meeting or
COON afterwards.
The officers OF the association will De n
president vice-presldcnt. commissioner and
three arbitratOrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

sudden Ind Of Well-Known Man in
Norfolk.


NORFOLK. VA, Aug. @.-special.-
The funeral Of r. W0rthington smith
manager Oi The Ocean View Hotel who
di % At -. tincents Hospital saturday
niisht or brights disease, took place at 3
q clock th.s afternoon from 81. Luke's
J.. T.. church. Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd, the
rector conducting tie services, and Nor
lulk Lodge, B. L. -. r., OF which he
vas IL member attending in body.
Inc large number OF people in attend
dhce dttested the nigh esteem In which
Ar. smith was held In this community
ana Portsmouth, his birthplace.
Mr. Robert Grant the associate OF Mr..
Jimmie Jones n the conduct of hls IA
nous Maln-strect resort, dropped dead
at the corner OF Main and Bank streets,
about $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning. Ia
response 70 telegraphic message, he
had met the wives OF two friends from
Washington at the early morning boat
and escorted them TO their stopping
place, and had started for the restaurant
~ the corner Of Main and Bank be
stopped and h-gan 10 fan his face with
MS nat remdrNins 10 friend across the
street, IL Is very hOt this morning.
He started on, whom suddenly his limbs
gave way and he sank 10 the pavement.
The friend he had just spoken 10 and
officer Shuman rushed 70 his assistance
and removed him 10 a doorway, when he
gasped FOR breath eight minutes. IL re-
Quircl thirty minutes TO get Il physician.
The body was removed % the undcrtaK-
ing establishment of II. y. oliver whence
it will be buried tomorrow morning by
the Elks.
4 coroners inquest developed that four
years ago "A physician examined MI
Grant and told him he was likely TO die
suddenly any time Of heart disease.
The baseball rOOlers viii give an eA-
cursion 10 Richmond Thursday 10 VIII
ness the game between Portsmouth ana
Richmond teams.
George Bu,land, whose wife died seve-
raj months ago in the Office OF Dr. ,. h.
Jackson. who was prosecuted for mai
practice and acquitted, has skipped the
country for England. his native land
leaving numerous bills. including tomb
stone unpaid. An officer with warrant
gave chase here. but arrived at the wharf
Just as the steamer left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
ElcnuoND.> rLrcrnIc Hn1Wp.
what is Given out I'm Baltimore Concern
ing the Eroad-strcet Line.

BALTINoRE. ND, Aug. @.-A state
ment was given out here to-day 20 the
effect chat party of capitalists. among
whom are several wcll-known Balti-
moreans. viii shortly begin the consTuc-
tion of am electric railway i'm Richmond.
va.
The proposed road viii traverse Broad
street from ChimbOrazo Park 60 the EN-
position Grounds. and VIII also extend 10
ihe city reservoir The present scope ol
the project c0ntcmplates thirteen mhes
of tracking A company VIII Dee formed
10 Doe known as the Richmond Traction
Company. It's capitalization viii Doe ON
the basis of actual cost of construction.
Considerable difficulty Was encountered
Iu securing "a charter and right OF way
for the new road but it IS said that an
0lstaeles have been overcome ana tndl
the citv authorities VIII formally raiiiy
thc franchise within thirty days.
j. William Millcnd0rf is ihe rtpIesen "a
tive of The Baltm0reaus Interested. Whlle
John SHELTON Williams is acting for tne
Richmond capitalists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

Two-Thirds Of the constitutional Conven-
tion VIII De Tilimanitc-.

tion VIII De Iilimanitc-.
COLUMBIA. $. g.. Aug. 2o.-The gem
cral election for delegates TO the Consti-
tutional Convention which is to meet
on the 10th Of September was held n
south Carolina to-day.
AS a general timing, the tickets nomi-
mated i'm the several counties by the Dcm-
ocratic primaries held two weeks ago
were voted FOR in this election by the
white people. In five or sis counties the
negroes put out tic rs, some OF them
solid black: others with some white Re-
pubncans on them, and stlll others With
part anti-Tliman Democrats. The
strongest showing they made IN any
county was i'm Richland, OF which this
city is the cOunty-seat. Here the
straieht-outs. or arti-Tmman Demo-
Gratis ala not vote generally, and the re-
suit is close. although the white ticket
wll win.
In Sumter county. the anu-Tillmanites
and Conservative Reforms ran ticket
In opposition 20 The Tllmanites nomi-
mated 40 the primary and showed them
under.
In several other counties. the ant-Iill-
NANTES put out tickets at the eleventh
hour. and. being unorganizcd, the indi-
cations are that none ol them have been
successful.
In many counties of the state the Re
formers and Conservatives We're both rep
resented on the regular ticket. and there
was NO opuoeiUon. Tho results Of to-
DAYS election viii ne that about two
thirds of the convention viii he composed
of reformers or Tiumanites. and that from
GEORGETOWN and Beaufort counties there
viii be two or three Republicans. So
far as heard from. the election was one
Of the quietcst ever held, and the vote
cast was very light.
Th. anN-THlmamtes. who wado n hot
nrht against the primary nominees, gem
orally refraincl from voting.
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Police officials VIII Not Allow Boxers TO
Engage In slugging.

NEW YORK, Aug. @.-The proposed
boxing tourncnent at the Academy or
Music tonight is off. Parson Davies and
Tom O'Rourke, managers OF last night 5
exhibition. which was 10 have been con-
tinued tonight, called at Police Head
quarters this afternoOn and had tai
with Acting Chief Conlin. They depre
Gated last nights affair, which res9lte |
IN the arrest OF George Dixon, dixie Leon
ard. and themselves
They wanted 20 know what the Acting
Chief intended TO do regarding tonight ;
exhibition.
Mr.. C0nlin told them that 50 long as
there was no slugging and the boxe 5
confined themselves 10 giving a scienthc
exhibition, the police would not interfere,
but he assured them that II the boxers
resortcd to hghung, they wo-ld be ar
rested again.
O'Roufke and Parson Davies held a
consultation. after which they informed
Acting Chief COnlin that they had deciae,
not to continue the tournG ment to-hlshl'
end that IL was OF
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Two NhcrIn. Killed.

KNOXVILLE TENN. Aug. 2o.-Deputy
sheriff Green and a special deputy named
Groenlee were killed in Watauga county
NOrth Carolina. yesterday while trying 10
outlaws.
They had located the Gable boys I'm their
fathers house, and called on them 10
surrender. a general fight followed IN
which The officers were killed
Mrs. cable was shot through the shoul-
der ana hand. and old man Gable was
shot through ,he stomach
Ihe two Noung mon escanea unhurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

NAGBUNEE. MICH, Aug 20.-The
star Of the West Mine near here, resum-
I'd work al z o'clock this morning paying
the fun schedule demanded by the min.
crf' union.
The big mines remain recalcitrant. and
several have stopped pumps. The miners
agreed that this IS a big blum and pre-
pared for sixty days further strike. The
men are fully determined but peaceable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Aug. 90
The Nashville Chattanooga and st.
Louis railroad to-day pctiuOncd for the
removal of s. ST. FELTON,. receiver Cor
the Cincinnati Southern Line. The lat
ter road hy sharp trick and The use
of "a large force of mon employed on
sunday. secured 20 valuable right of way
in this city that had previously been
acquired hy lease hy the Nashville Line
Judsc Clark to-day issued a writ of
custer against The Cincinnati Line. He
refused. however. 20 entertain the petit
uon removing Receiver. FELTON,. as the