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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
A Bad Year Tor IIoming Pigeons.

Flying fanciers ana homing pigeons
have had a hard season Of Il this year.
Ii is estimated that out Of 300 birds
liberated in different parts Of the coun-
try only so have returned home, the
great loss being principally on account
Of bad weather. No such disastrous
year has been experienced N the history
OF the sport IN America. Time and again
this season the liberators have wired 10
the home Watchers that the birds had
set out under fine sky with a favorable
wind. and the BIRDS have encountered
severe storms or bad weather when lD
or 20 miles out. Hundreds ot~old staSers
that have been out in all kinds OF weather
and who were counted on 20 come through
almost anything in the way of storm.
have disappeared entirely In long flies
this summer, and Their owners have
watched in vain for their return and
scanned the newspapers for weeks 10
learn Of their being found.-Chicago
Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
IN very bad health for some mon,s past.

In very bad health for some mon's past.
will be taken 10 Johns iiopeins Hospital,
Bait more. tomorrow by ner brother
Mir. II. +. Morrison. ior treatment.
AR. James Al Gallagher, agent OF the
Old dominion StcamsniY Company IN
this city. lett tonight for Sew York on
business. and 70 attend the yacht races
i'he condition of Mira. y. NJ. Iannor.
who was stricken with paralysis in Nor
folk some days ago. IL said to he very
critical.
There VIII be Democratic mass
meeting at Prince George Courthouse
tomorrow. TO elect delegates to the
convention which viii be held at Cabin
Point on Monday, October 7th. 90 nomi-
nate a candidate to represent the coun-
ties OF Surry land Prince George IN
the next House Of Delegates.
Mr.. Bartlett Roger president OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. this afternoon ap-
pointed four delegates from the cham
Der to the South and West Grain and
Trade Convention to be held in Atlanta,
Ga. October I'D. 24th. and 18th.
They are Hon. T.. G. NenaDie anu
Mcssrs II. y. Gillian, X. n. Wallace.
and Charles Cohen. President Roger Is
also a delegate. having been appointed
by the chamber at its meeting yesterday
afternoon.
Intelligence has been received here of
the death Of Mrs Mary Il. Tanner. OF
this city who died at o'clock tonight, at
the residence of ner son. Mr.. John Tan
ncr. in Norfolk. where she was visiunB.
one week ago Mrs. Tanner was stricken
with paralysis. and she has renamed
specchlcss ever since She leaves four
children. Mossrs John and Nat. Tanner
and Mrs. William Malone, Jr.. and Mrs
w A. Il. GOODWIN.
The latter Is the wife Of the rector OF
st. Johns Episcopal church. In this city.
The remains win be brought here to-
morrow morning for interment
MIR. W. K. McRae has announced HIM
self candidate for reelection TO the
House of Delegates. subject TO the ac-
ton of the Democratic voters OF Peters
burg
About half-past 10 o'clock tonight a
daring attempt was made to burn 'he
residence of Mr.. X. j. Chldrcss, on
Washington street.
The floor Of the din.ng-room was satu-
rated with kerosenc-oil, and the windows
Of the room were wide open. When MI
Childress entered the house. he found
the dining-room in blaze. ana ex-
tenguished the fire with a bucket of
water.
Tie had MS hand very badly burned.
The incendiary before firing the house
ransacked all the drawers, but what
was carried OFF is not known.
Mrs Childress is now on a visit TO
Richmond. and Mr.. Childress is at home
alone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
TOTNG DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE.
4 Richmond Nan Charged with Contempt
Of Court at Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Sept. H.
Special.-A large number Of Democrats
met at Phillips Hall last night, AMI
organized Young Mems Democratic
club. The officers elected were George
T.. Davis, president. j. A. Massie. vice
president: NJ. O. Morris. secretary; }.
=. Womble. treasurer; J. l.. Street, Ser
geant-at-arms. The club will meet again
next Saturday night
John J. Glover. charged with shoot
ing at Mrs. Ella Barton. an account
Of which was published in this CORE
spondence. was sent on to the grand jury
this morning. and released on bail in the
sum Of $50.
In the Circuit Court this morning e.
p. Dean. of Richmond. was charged
with contempt of court. Ii seems that
Dean. who is a dealer in saloon fixtures.
sold saloon outfit to j. Il. Flemings,
who failed some time ago. F1emings
stock and fixtures were. by order of the
Court, placed i'm the hands of G. b.
helms as receiver. Dean. according to
the charge against him, took away the
goods he had sold Flemings, because all
Of the purchase money had not been
paid on them. He is represented by W.
II. Beverage. of Richmond. and ex-judge
l.. c. Bristow. OF Hampton. G. i.
helms. the receiver. Is represented by
W. j. helms and w G. Stuart, of this
city
6. T. Tzzie was charged with a similar
offence. Ii Is charged that Uzze sold
w. H. Richardson a lot Of goods. and
took a cash register TO secure bust
ness. Richardson's property at that
time was in the hands Of a receiver. and
he had no power to dispose Of them
in that manner. Dzze refused 10 give
the register up: hence. the charge. The
receiver was represented by w. G. STU
art. and the defendant by p. St. George
Wilcox
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Tn. Bureaucratic and Western.

CTIPEPER, VA, Sept. 1i.-special.-
L,ucien ID. Winston. gentleman OF al
nuence. and owner OF Winstonville' a
small nag station on the Southern faii-
way. about three miles from inns Guy,
has offered the Chesareake and Western
railway, $4,000 If they run ther pro-
jected line of road through his place, ana
establish there a station
The Chesapeake and Western have a
corps Of engineers at present surveying
through this county. with the intention
Of securing a through route from the
coal-Gclds of West Virginia TO the ocean.
W. II. Wager. a former resident OF
Culpeper but who had for some time
been engaged In the fruit brokerage busl'
ness in New York ran into dray, III
that city on last Sunday, while ridins
his bicycle. The impact drove one OF
his ribs through his lungs. causing in
slant death. The remains were brought
here for interment.
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yorrHruHrnAsND DEMOCRATS.
Delegates Elected to Two County Son'eh-
ti.,.-t Candidate Endorsed.

HEATHSNlLLE. VA. Sept lV.-Special'
Yesterday was our regular county court
day. Judge i. T.. Ewen presided.
An assault and battery case against
a = burgess was tried. and resulted IN
a verdict of rot guilty. The Democrats
nominated the following delegates ana
alternates TO attend the senatorial con-
vention TO be held at Warsaw, on sep
TENDER 10Th.
Delegates-IA r. Smith. r. 5. Brent
Frank Settle. h. y. Brown, J. \. Palmer
w j. Stokes, NJ. l.. Dodson, William
Hlundon. A. " Williams. James r.
Marsh. A. = Rice. g. l.. Warner T..
]. Burd. James b. DUNCAN.
Alternates-John u. Luttrell. John /.
Brent. J. McNIorgan. j. b. Hudnall. o.
T. Burgess. j. j. Crowder, s b. Down
ing, J. T. owens
The following delegates were selected
70 attend legislative convention to be
held AT Village in this county. on septem-
Der 9TH:
Delegates w Hudson. a. q. Beau
champ, James y. DUNCAN. N. l.. oodson,
William Blundon. \. Y. Williams. James
f.. Marsh. A. +. Rice, John ID. Luttreh,
Joseph W. Anderson. ". -. C0cHren,
Dr. II W. Harding, W. j. Stokes. IL. :.
Boswell
Alternatcs-J. Il. Hudnall G. r. Rur-
CESS, j. j. Crowder, = Is. boWnlnG, ]. j.
owens. J.. Nj. Thomas, James g. Rice,
George W. Sampson.
The following resolution was offered by
l.. II. Smith. seconded by \. >. Rice,
and passed:
We, the Democratic party of North
cumberland county in mass-meeting as-
sembled recognizing the past faithful
and efficient service of Hon. benjamin
Chambers as well as his loyalty to ms
constituency. do hereby express our con-
fdence In his ability and LOYALTY to the
party, and without instructing our dele
gates TO the Senatorial Convention ia the
matter of his nomination for our repre-
sentative IN that body. do cordially COM
mend hin 10 the Senatorial Convention
as man who would do credit 10 the
party as its nominee. and as the SEN
tOrial representative of the district.
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MISS orEAIA MinoxE's M.iRHrAGr
II Was IA Great Surprise to Her Friends.
other Petersburg News.

PETERSBURG VA. Sept n.-Special
The announcement of the marriage of
Miss Oteiia Malone 10 Mr.. William L.
MO1l was great surprise to the
friends of the couple here, where they
both reside.
The groom is a son of Mr.. John McGm.
one of Petersburg's wealthiest tobacco
nists and the bride is the only daughter
OF ex-Unitcd States Senator William Ma
hone. Although the marriage took place
at Trinity church. in Asheville, at high
noon on Saturday. the fact was not
made public here until this morning.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
DR.. Du Bose. The event had been in
contemplation for some time but was has
tened by the fact that Mr. McGil was
suddenly called upon to make an extended
foreign tour on business matters.
Mrs McGnl will not accompany her
husband Oh his trip.
Mr.. b. y. Jones' book-keeper at the
National Bank here. is confined to the
house by severe indisposition. 1t is likely
that MIR. Jones VIII have 10 undergo
surgical operation.
Mr.. X. III. Jones. money-order clerk AT
the post-of'ice. who has recently had a
delicate surgical operation performed on
him. is at his post Of duty again.
Miss ola Hawks. OF this city, is visiting
Miss Ida Weinberg. who has been visit
ing friends In Richmond. has returned
home.
Mr.. James Lanler. one OF the clerks
employed by 5. IL. Marks q Co, had his
foot painfully crushed Yesterday after
noon by cake OF cheese falling upon II.
The regular monthly term of the County
Court of Prince George Will open to-mor-
row. The principal case on the criminal
docket to be tried is that Of negro
named Golden Carroll. who is charged
with murder The evidence against the
accused Is purely circumstantiai
The following have been summoned to
serve as grand petit jurors during the
g.<,,ember term OF the Hastings Court
OF this city, which opens on next Thurs
day:
Grand jury>-R. IL. Mann, Jr, X. NJ.
I,ayelle. X. T. Meade, John II. Turner,
r. s. Beckwith, Homer Atkinson. W. L.
Andrews. J. c. Rowell. and Thomas
Gaines.
Petit tury-D. ]. Baxter. g. &. Elliott
q. q. Hinton, J. l.. Howerton. w. Il.
Hobbs. George r. Hudson. w. h. Ham
lin. =. 0. James. Charles Lansford. Rob
ert Mccandlish. l.. c. Nunnally. and
william r. Whitehead.
There are four felony and several mis-
Aemeanor cases on the criminal docket.
Nh. y. ~. Bernard. wha has been
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12

,,oo,o ca,.i,oro returning recently
from an otter-hunting expe'l''o" 90
Miguel and Flea Island, reports ~,h,s
currence of the upheavais OF he e"' y.
surface in that vicinity. CaDaiie'o 49,
engaged in hunting and IL was the seai0 i'
for seal and otter that led him 10 re-
Island On July 9Th, writes Santa -
bara correspondent OF the san
Examiner. r,a an the
Flea Island or as 1t is caiied on 'ro
man Castle Rock. lies OF tne no. ~ r.,,a
of San Miguel Island about nan .,,,a.
IL is a rocky, double cone-nne Ia
ton, about a quarter OF h"iie 49,, -, ~
perhaps 200 yards across the w. ~, IA.
and divided into two parts Nv u.s. g., or
An lsthmus of solid rock can De see" -
- 80 rh, isla il never visited except
by seal hunters. 49, 10th
INNS on the FIRST day of his huh'. ~.
had frequently visited the pia0s a,,a-
this time noticed no change IN ,he
raj outline OF the island. Two Gay TO-"
no arain crossed TO Caste hoVn' "'
on reaching the isthmus found ina. -.
rocky Iaver. formerly an even >" -
with an IInbroken surface had peen w"
mart and immense boulders. weighlns
from 800 10 ]. 900 pounds thrown up. ri.
Tons upon tons of these naru hii'
rocks had been scattered on every
bsnd broken from their solid ped as Il
bv a mighty blast. The lstnmus ""9
sim nassable but instead of waiAins
over pavement-like neck OF roch VIC
hunter picked MS way among p' ',l
stone. onarried by natures hama lis
where about the island no change was
noticed. Caballero was cor1pie'ey
tonlshed. and. like every one, IS seeN',,e
an explanation of the strange uiS'u' y
ance. ,.aatxors
lie renorts having witnessed breakeis
in the vicinity OF Richardson's hoen ~
a spot where the sea was supPoS'I
he of a deoth sufficient for the lalseS
shin. Richardson's Rock Is about siN W
seven miles from the western eN'ieI''s'
of san Miguel. and the breakers VIZ
Noticed in these places, averaging 49, ~.
a mile south-southwest OF the roch- ~
were seen only when the sea was I'm
Ming high. This would Indicate thae no'
only the surface OF the land Dut tne
he'd OF the ocean. IS undergoing chanse
in that locality .,or,is,s
II is a fact of interest to scien'lsss,
and of still more interest TO those ""o
live near the spot This remarkaoie DC.
cur-cnce follows so closely the reVem,
seismic commissions in san Mlguei So So
thaf the theory OF a change taxing p''00
seems abundantly borne out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
POLITICS IN BEDFORD.
RErUBLTCaNS, rOPTLTSTS AND PRO
HfBfTIONr>f 10 FiSE.
Iowa Parties Coming to the Connfy-Two
venomous snakes Elite Lad, stimuli
taneousiy Horrible Death.

REDFOID CITY. VA. Sept. ii.~Spe-
clal.--A meeting Was he'll here on Tues
day last composed Of iopulists. Kcpubli-
cans. and IrohibitiOn,sts. 20 formulate "A
ticket for the senate ana House OF Dele
gates.
Tho object Of the meeting seemed TO be
TO combine every clcmcn; Of opposition
TO the Democratic party and t. put :. nat
IL claimed 20 bc a non partisan ticket IN
the field, pledged ~ the repeal OF the
Walton oiciicn Jaw and 'bc adoption OF a
flair and just law in It's stead, similar
TO the pill drafted by the petersburg
Convention.
/, was decided TO walt untn after the
Democratic primary, on the 18th, before
nominating ticket
A number OF good Democrats will an
nounce themselves IN this weeks Demo
crat. and the fight promises 10 be lively
one. Unless the Democrats put up good
men they may meet with defeat.
barn belonging TO A. {. Parker. a
few miles southeast OF town, was destroy
ed by FIRE a few days ago. -Four horses
thing else IN the barn was consumed.
Loss. about s@e. no Insurance.
X. NJ. Harvey. at Montvaie. lost n
barn Of fine tobacco by fire. this week.
Loss. $50
a company OF prospective land-buyers
from Iowa were in Bedford tins week.
They were well pleased with our climate
and educational advantages, and expect TO
return ana locate.
BITTEN BY sfEEsr-uTAp MoccAsfNs.
Miss Ida Mcdaniel who lives short
distance in the country, was bitten by
two spread head moccasin snakes al the
same instant last Saturday. she received
Immediate medical attention and VIII re-
cover.
oswald Turner. one OF Bedfor1s most
popular public school teachers, dieu on
typhoid-fever at his home. few miles
south Of town. last Saturday. lie was
III only n few days
III. : Davis. representative OF lhe
Grand Lodge Of Good Tenplars, deliV-
cred two interesting lectures here ms
week and organized lodge OF GOOD rem
plars with sixteen members
Rev r. II. Egeleston. the new pastor OF
the Presbyterian church. will be installed
next Sunday. The services will be con
Quoted by prominent ministers from Roa-
noke. Iynchburg and Clifton Forge.
A colorcd child drank from a cup or
concentrated I've which its mother was
using while at work. last Tuesday. ana
died horrible death within rev hours;
Robert Kelso. one Of Beiford's best and
most prominent farmers. has decided TO
disposc OF his interests here and 20 West
horse which j. o. Hcnsly was riding
became frightened at passing ralh
TUESDAY afternoon. and becoming un-
manageable. backed onto the track and
was killed. Mr.. Hcnslcy succeeded IN
dismouniing just as the engine struck the
horse. go
Randolph Macon Academy will open to-
morrow with 1853 boarding students. ms
is more than the entire enrolment was
The board of Supervisors met Monday
and made the county levy. For gehefal
purposes the tax is % l-S cents. lor
schools. 10 cents: for roads. 10 cents. eN-
cept I'm Chambissburg district. when rs
l2Ll cents The levy is lltilc hShcT
than IL was last year.
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THE M.IRTINSJiLLE MEETING.
The Democrats of Henry are for the Re
peal OF the Walton Law.

Mr. w. d. Spencer, one Of the most
reliable citizens OF Henry county. Is IN
the city lie was in Martlnsville Mon
dav when the Honest Election" party
was formed. lie says that while the
Democrats or Henry county would vote
tomorrow ten 10 one I'm favor OF Re-
peal OF the Walton law, they VIII have
nothing 10 DO with the combination VINO
held the Honest Election" meeting at
Martinsvlle.
said he: There were very few people
az court that day. on account of the
farmers being busy cutting tobacco: :"
maj the eleven tobacco factories az
Martinsville were closed on account OF
y holiday. and The negroes were therefore
very numerous \ brass band drummcd
mn the crowd, and the negroes being very
numerous, were In large majority IN
the meeting" that nearly all the white
mon present were old-tlme Republicans,
and that some OF the Democrats whose
names were placed on the precinct com
mittees were not at the meeting, and,
in his opinion, would not serve.
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Prospect of q Pennsylvania Strike.

UNIONTOWN. PA. Sept 1.-THE coke
workers held numerous meetings last
night and reports received thus far to-
day indicates that the strike movement
is rapidly gaining a foothold throughout
the region. The fact that the new At
las Company. has granted the demand
for the 10 per cent. advance convince the
cookers that the other companies can also
pay the increase. The employees OF the
Stewart Company will lay down their
tools unless the demand is granted by the
Company.
one Of the labor leaders is authority
for the statement that the southern end
OF the union is well organizedand, the, men
will go on strike Oh Monday. Another
delegate convention will be had in Scott
dale. Monday, to formulate plans for
conducting the strike.
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Stakc-'loney Attached.

NEW YORK. Sept IA motlOn was
made in the Suprem Court before Judge
EcekmaH to-day by NJ. ii. Grossma1, of
Friend, House x Grossman, 10 vacate the
attachment obtained by tie Metropolitan
job-l Tinting house against the $1,000
stake money that is IN the hands Of i.
j. Dwyer as stake TO bind the match
of Bob fitzsimmons, the pri2e-hghter
against J. J. Corbett.
The printing house attached the money
on July 9th on "A debt that is alleged 10
be owed them by FitzsimmOns when he
was the head Of a theatrical company.
The bill OF the printing Is S33SS 80. and
it is claimed that only $3.50. which IS
Fitzsimmons' own money, can be attach
ed Judge Beekman reserved his de-
cisiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
Biz Battle IN Cuba.

KEY WEST. FLA. Sept. 1l.-Passen-
gers arriving by the steamship Mascot
tonight report that a big battle has
been fought near Camaguerry between
insurgents under Maxine Gomez ard The
Spaniards under General Mello
The battle Is said TO have lasted forty
eight hours and the Spaniards repulsed
with heavy loss leaving many Killed
and wounded on the field.
The insurgents are said to have blown
up train with dynamite near Sagua.
The Spaniaris admit that the train was
blown UP. but claim that only 1--WE men
were killed
Advices received here state that nearly
a hundred soJourners were mangled py
the explosion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
The Wheelmrn's Races.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS, sept. IA
warm, fair day greeted the thousands of
wncelmen in atte 1dance at the annual
diamond tournament Of the Springfield
Bicycle Club to-day. The professionals
ran two good races, Sanger winning two
of the prizes and Porter. from scratch,
the 500 GuerdOn handicap. The latter
race was very fast. the time being
IL "a 20. a few seconds above the record.
After the y handicap +. c. Johnson
and Sims had "A lively war of slandcrous
words apropos of the foul alleged TO have
been committed by the latter. and IL ell
ended with Sims entering JOhnson's tent
and assaulting him.
lie was finally Gained. and one of the
Judges said that Sims wOdld probably
not be allowed TO ride tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12

With little less than 800 in his poclet.
Albert Berknart, 81 WintOn Place went
down into Hurst street on Saturday night
10 see life IN that interesting section.
4 cClOred woman named virginia
Hopp relieved Mr. Berkhart of ST. Mr.
Bcrkf art rushed cut under the lamp
light 10 count the few dollars that ,yare
left him. They We're exactly Sl3. Il mad
s77." shrieked Bcrkhart, and now I've
only go, Sl3." OATS lad luck for ter
hab 49," said John Smith, colored
man. who lives Al 40 2i2 Radcliffe street.
and he grabbed the money. Smith was
afterwards arrested, however and so was
Virginia and Magistrate Frank Smith
sent them both TO jail .-Philadelphia Re.
cord.
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AUGUSTA. GA, Sep. 1i.-Resistration
for the congressional election in The
Tenth district closed tonight The
Chronicle figures from it's estimates by
special CORE spondents that j. &. Black
iDemJ will defeat Thomas f.. Watson
oPopJ 10y fully LOO majority in the dis
trict
The new registration law has been very
effective in eliminating frauds, and the
work of the registrars may throw out
several hundred votes In the different
coui.ties. The election Will be held on
October ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Sept. l1.-Spc-
c.ai.-The Chesapeake and OHIO train ran
over Kate FORD tcoloreO at Waterloo
this morning. The county jury holds
the railroad responsible. but the engine
men declare that the woman was walk
ing on the track. and appeared deaf 10
the signals, and the train could not be
stopped
Willie. the interesting eleven-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. William L. Wood died
OF typhoid-feyer to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12

KINGSTON. y. Y, Sept. 1.-THE trial
train being run over the Hudson RIVER
railroad this morning passed Rhine Cln
station at 7.Ol o'clock. While the tram
was in sight at Rhine Clim. 1t ran two
and one-half miles in ore minute fifty
five seconds The first seyenty-four
miles of the run was made in seventy
minutes.
BUFFALO. Sept. 1.-THE official time
Of the Centrars flyer trip is: Distance
from New York 10 East Buffalo, 436 Il
miles. Elapsed time, 4OI minutes. Az
erage. 81 1-3 miles an hour. English rec
ord, So l-2 miles an hour.
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ST. JOHNS, n. f., Sept. I.-Smug.
CLING seizures continue. Seven successful
raids were made to-day. Nevertheless,
the government shows no disposition TO
move against the parties Involved. and
the demands made by the press Of all
shades politically aor the prosecution OF
the offenders are d.srsgarded.
The political bosses are exerting their
pull" TO stop the proceedings. knowing
full we'll that the Whiteway party Is
certain to be badly sm!rched with the
scandal u v conceded now that the Ut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
UTIIOTG HBY SPIT SOLD,
The Condition of Mr.. X. c. hurry Causes
Iii. Friends Great Uneasiness

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. n.-Specfal.-Mr
Werner. Of Pittsburg, President of the
Norfolk street Railway Company. is re-
ported on good authority, TO have pur-
chased Willoughbyspit to-day
He left Immediately for his home and
! was unable TO verify the report from
any other source.
MIR. X. c. Murray. editor OF the Land
mark, is very little better II any today
and his condition causes his friends
great uneaslness.
LATEk.-it was given out at a late
hour tonight that MIR. Murray was
paralyzed in one side. and that his
condition had become critical
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.United Stntrs Consul Dead.

WASHINGTON, u. c., Sept. 1.-THE
state Department has been Informed of
the death from yellow-feVer or consul
Muuchmyer to-day at San Salvador.
Mrs. Munchmyer is also down with the
Mr Munchmyer was appointed from
West Virginia in February, anu - ,he
second consul 70 San salvador MnH nus
died during the present administration,
his predecessor, A. NJ. Pollock, OF Otah,
dying about a year ago.