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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.
RTcU uOND IIiGUE or WHEEL
MEN THE NiME.
To Advance the General Interests of Cy-
clist. and secure the improvement
of streets and Roads.

At the recent mass-meeung or istcn-
mOnd wheemen the chairman, MT. -
-. Myers, Jr., was instructed 10 di-'ih
"A committee OF twelve on perna"eut
Limitation TO formulate rsaa - OF
ganization and report 10 an adJ)ut 1t.
meeting at the Chamber Of COMMERCE at
. o'clock Tuesday. october lolh. =,
The committee met last .seilrs H., -
GLIDING Mr.. Myers. the following SEMI
men. who comprise the committee, We're
present. Tnnmts Whttet,. ~
Baker, James L. Anderson, a, " w
/ efevbre. W II Lucy, c. l.. Epps' - L.
mn. and John ID. Murrell. aa.
Aftei a fun discussion OF tne nsea,'
objects, and purposes OF such -. a., S,s,'s
zation. the following suggestions We.
ndcpted and will be reporteI. LIE. %
meeting for ratification next IuesuaS'
rHE sUGGH~rloNs-
Name-Richmond League OF Nheesin ,,,
Obiect-To advance the genera i ia,'ol
ests of cyclist and secure the
ment of streets and roads III 10 ,ov-
Government-Th league snah oS 80
arned bv a president, two Weep 49, ~
a secretary-treasurer, ana Do .as 49,,
Governors composed or TWO Hitl"DtO,.. 10.
each OF the six wards Oh va he sec
Dresident yice-presidents. ana III VI. 80
prestarv-treasurer to be ex-otiicio mein'ei'
of the board. ran v,era ap-
pointed a committee WIZ Iii draft bv-
np,an =, II ID. Myers, Jr., VIII usa -,
ia",s' and report TO an adjourned n W,
ne i,, Of the general committee next MON
dav. at the same place and hour. meeting
The discussions In yesterday ,ios -
shoyved that the wheelmen are anxious 20
secure bicycle laws as VIII uel,ng rco
rights and privileges OF cyGl,sts @ LIN -
tect the public against reckless r"i'e'
1AuDABLr OBJECTS.
Tho organization has no special connec-
,,o, viii The Missing Link track or other
Movements NOV and its objects are high ana
laudablc. and will receive me enp Nor
ment of non-cyclists as well as Mhesi,
men men II is not a social organization ana
wilinot in any way affect the existing
clubs. IL is expected that riders OF eEsrs
section and occupation will join and that
IA, a united frfrence much good may ne
done In the way OF legislation ana road
Improvement. q.
The likelihood is that me mass
next Tuesday evening Will BE- very largely
attended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
4 RINiRhiBLE INPERTNENT
\ Farmer Gets Corn. Fodder. and Good
syrup From the Same PLANTS

ASliENlLLE, y. g, oct. ll.-Special.
Recently Harry Roberts. q farmer hvia <
on NILS river. Henderson county, had an
acre of late Indian corn caught by The
ir0st lie was az the time engaged III
ll''N * cane syrup, and noticing that the
cOfn-Stalks seemed fun of Juice ne de-
termined TO test their syrup-making quat.
tires. tie experimental with a Few stake
boiling down the juice. and found il would
make good syrup. lie at once went to
work on large scale TIE result Was
that from this acre Of corn bee has real
lied twenty gallons Of syrup and forty
tdSrelS OF corn besides "a reasonable
amount of fodder lie brought some or
the syrup 10 Ashcvillc "a few days ago.
and all who saw IL pronounced it as good
as cane syrup. ~ is of an excellent Mayor
ana beautiful color
If the farmers will take hold OF 90 g
experiment and carry il on to furtncr
DEVELOPMENT 10 may prove a new and
bounuful source Of income
, he chestnut crop throughout Tie
mountain section is the largest that GAS
been known for years. and they are
rapidly coming into market.
A cotton mill IS bengb built on tire
Catawba river. three miles from Lincoln
ton. TO spin thread No 90. English ma
chincry is to De used.
There are at present 800 men engaged in
preparing the Cranberry iron mine Tor
regular ana active operation Experts
say .D,o)l,GJ0 tons OF ore are in sitht. The
.CWpany is making Preparations 10 take
uut a thousand tons day.
The Ashevlle Tobacco Association held
It's annual meeting on the 18th and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President. George Henderson, Vice
President. j. II. Howell. Secretary and
Treasurer T.. ]. Holmes. The season
has opened here, but as yet there las
been very little tobacco come in. - has
been too dry 10 handle H.
Three warehouses will be open this sea
son. 4 great deal OF tobacco has been
lost by the early frost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12

Many Cases Disposed of by Judge Hughes
Yesterday.


The following cases were tried before
Judge Hughes. in The United States Dis
trict Court yesterday. Mcssrs. Francis
r. I.assitcr. District Attorney. and WI
lam Henry Mann Assistant District At
torncy. being tn attendance.
". H. Llcwelyn, charged with send
ing an Indecent letter through the mails,
was tried in his absence. he having ran
away-forfeitcd his bond-found guilty.
G. W. Hardy OF Luncnburg county,
charged with unlawfully removing dis
,nlcG spirits upon which the tax had
not been paid-ycrdict Of guilty. The
Judge reserved sentence.
Peter Cunningham. violating internal
revenue laws tried and acquitted. bat as
he Is wanted for similar offence in the
Western district OF Virginia. the prisoner
was remanded 20 await papers OF re-
moysl.
h r. Graves. former postmaster at
crewe. charged with cmbezzlement Of
post-o;,lce funds and converting the
money order funds 70 his own use. IS on
trial The jury failed 10 agree In his
case and were discharged. Graves was
held for another trial. The defendant
was represented by W. A. Watson. Com
monwealth's Attorney OF Nottoway coun-
~. and Robert Southall.
Emma White (colorcc). charged with
conccaiing cigars. plead guilty. SEN
ience was suspended in her case. and
she was released.
The case of J. l.. Binford and S. G.
Dickinson. postmaster and late assistant
rastinaster. respectively at Koxhury.
Virginia, charged with fraudulent
returns OF the cancellation OF
,ostage stamps. I'm order TO
Increase the compensation of the post
master. was before United states Com
missioner Henry Flcgenheimer.
Dickinson was sent on 70 the grand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
MIR Ar THE IL. AND A.
One of the Second street shops Completely
Destroyed.

An alarm OF fire was turned in at 800
o'clock last night from Box 50, which is
the private box at the SecOnd-strcet shops
of the James River Division of the thcs-
apeake and Ohio railroad. The blaze
proved TO De in the old moulding de-
partment Of the shops, and so herce was
the fire that n second alarm was turned
in about ten minutes after the nrst, BRING
ing out five engines. The blaze orisi-
mated in an old oil-cellar under the shops.
and was hard to subdue. on account OF
the large number of inilamnapie OIL
barrels there. The shop. which was a
frame building. was completely destroy
ed. and the blacksmith-shop adjoining
was considerably injured, portion OF
it's woodwork being damaged, and all
the windows broken out. Just back OF
the building which was burned is the
paint-shop. and q little distance of IS
the carpenter-shop, both filed with val
liable materials Had the fire commu-
nicated to these the loss would have been
very considerable. As II is, the "hole
damage will scarcely amount 10 500.
As usual. the work of the Fire Depart
meni was quick and effective. ASSIST
ant-Chiof Shaw was in charge. in the
absence of Chief Puller from the city, ana
under his active supervision, the men
speedily had the Ere under control.
The oil-barrcls made blaze that
lighted up the whole southern side OF
the city. ana at least 1908 people. among
whom were many ladies. witnessed the
pretty sight from Candles Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
Tic Campaign In New Kent.

EOCKOHOCK, VA, Oct. 1O-Spccial-
New Kent County Court was I'm session
Yesterday. with Judge Isaac Christian on
the bench. The usual routine work was
quickly disposed or and the courthouse
given up 10 the speakers.
The Populists, consisting OF about four
persons. held short meeting. which
attracted no attention. They endorsed
MIR n. :. Collier, Of Hampton, for the
senate. and Mr.. Hitler, OF Newport
News. for the House.
The Democratic meeting was called 10
order by Chairman l.. T.. Barnes The
first sneaker was Mr.. Thomas Temple
Powell OF Newport News. Va. He made
a good speech and splendid impression
upon the people.
Next followed the Hon. Baker y. Lee.
OF Hampton He was in fine trim and
made the walls ring with his beautiful
oratory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12

4 Camp,isn Club Organized to Aid the
Democratic Nominees.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. oct. n.-Spe-
GAIA mass-meeting was held in the
rooms of the Americas Democratic Club
last night to organize a campaign club,
which will be known as the Barnes
and Powell Democratic Campign Club.
The object OF the organization is 10
all the Democratic nominees in this dis
trict-Manly RI. Barnes for the State Sen
ate. and Thomas 4. Powell for the House
of Delegates.
4 Committee or Permanent Orgauiza-
ton and Plan OF Campaign were appoint
cd. with Instructions 10 report at an ad-
jOurned meeting, TO be held Saturday
evening.
4 telegram from Washington says Miss
Gray. the daughter OF the senator from
Delaware, and Miss Guild, the daughter
Of the Mayor OF Nashville, Tenn, have
been selected 10 christen the gunboats
Wilmington and Nashville, respectively.
AT the launching here on October 18TH.
Secretary Herbert and a large party
OF officials from Washington Will attend
the launching OF the new vessels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
PfRTED .IBOTT DtRRiNT.
Husband Wouldn't Read Proceedings 10
Iii. Wife and she Left Him.


San FRANCISCO. oct. 11.-Mrs Susie
Rogers. wife Of Philip Rogers, has left
her home in Oakland. Her husband had
been searching for her for The past three
v.aatxe and now believes that ne mas
located his missing wife in W arsd",
MIS- Mr. Rogers is q Well-tC-uO cltlIeH'
who has many friends IN Odhidnd- MI.
Rogers was very much Interested III tie
purrant case and could not let daY
nass without hearing the testimony. She
cOmpelled her husband 10 SIT down every
morning and read TO her the full report
of the trial. Rogers went through tne
testimony just TO please MS VIE. 'oul'-
times IL would take him nearly hall
day TO complete his task. But re struB-
eled on. determined TO please ms VIC
even at the expense OF ms business =,
last endurance was no longer tluhl 10
the task. and Rogers dchntfately M'tlt
on strike and declared that ne Would
not read the stcnographic reports any
more He was willing 10 compIoinise on
an amicable bass and read the lntrcdgc-
ton to the trial each day, ouI .nis ",D ~
not satisfy D. fotcrs. Nhe Man''n 10
hear the whole case or nothing. The nus
hand was firm. however. ana Mouid not
Weld. so there was disagreement ana
Mrs. Rogers went away. o.. 49,. .....
Il am not going to search for her any
more" said Mr. Rogers II gave htr is
good a home as is enjoyed by any Mo-
mar i'm this city, and still she was Hvt
satisfied. II Snt warts 10 remain li H "t
saw where / believe she is, she can 90
so II seems hard. though. 20 .ose q
wife with whom you have lived Tor
81 pitv any husband who Is comnelled
In read the entire Durr mt case 20 ms
wife. Ir.s LIE is ccr'aihly made mistit
HE because mine was when iounh maj
4 had 10 read the rial as "a matter OF
duty. ] have given notice that | viii rot
be- responsible FOR any debts co1'ricted
hv my wife. II she wants 10 return nome
L,It I win not consent TO read the Dur
rant case from beginning TO end each
da,, as "a eompromisa II she wants to
come home and spend her time read,
ing the Durrant case she can 40, 40 80 ,hd
case but DO protest against being
- -, st,,,e 81, fh. III ltter.''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
Iowa Press and National Women.

ATLANTA. GA. oct. 1.-THE Iowa
Press Association came IN today. There
are 2OO IN the party The Ohioans or
Georgia are preparing 10 receive their
friends on Ohio and Cncinnati-pay
which will be December 5th ana oth' re-
spectively.
Cincinnati desired a day for herself.
and this afternoon the directors nNei
IL for December bth. cincinnati mas
more exhibits an the Fair than any other
city outside OF Georgia.
Miss Sadie America. OF Chicago. READ
the opening paper at tO-day's session or
rho National Women. IL was the "Na-
tional Council Of Jewish Women.
Mrs Elizabeth Granuis followed WIN
n paper ON the National League for the
Promotion Of Social Purity"
Or Abbey COX Rooney, OF Illinois,
spoke on local councils
Helen Campbell delivered a paper on
"Househod Economics as Universal
Movement"
Miss Helen Gosman read a paper on
"W oman's Position In the Industrial
World"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
DURRiNT rs UIINESs.
without Being Made to Contradict Him
self He Did Not Fare so Well.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. n.-Theodorc
Druant while losing none Of his elf
possession, ana without being made 10
contradict himself. aid not fare as well
to-day As vest srday.
Iia rncs had reserved his most telling
points for the close, and he brought
tfem chi with good Ell ,ct. There were
in his interrogations to-day broad init
nations of .buttal testimony OF Il very
prominent, aud, In one case, sensational
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12

JOHN J.. GniGG.


MIR John L. Grigg dropped dead at his
residence. No. 81 north I"ehly-siAth
street. Thursday afternoon al CLOCK
while at the dinner table
Nr Grigg was IN as good health as
usual in the morning, ana was IN am
unusually happy mood when he retuined
10 dinner, but few minutes Afterwards
he was stricken down.
The Coroner was notified, ana upon
Investigation found that death was caused
by paralysis of the heart
Deceased was about iorty-siX years OF
age. and had been I'm the employ or me
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Tor the
past twenty-five years.
About three weeks ago be received
severe fan from a car. Dut had SO lar
recovered that nothing serious was
thought OF the affair. and II IS not known
whether it had anything TO 90 with his
death or not.
lie leaves a wife and five children 10
mourn their loss.
The funeral Will take place this after
noon a. 30 o'clock from Trinity Mciho-
dist church.
ALBEIT y. BACHi.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, oct. 1l.--Altcrt
r. Bache, retired pay inspector Of the
United States navy. died to-day az lis
residence. I'm this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
NrcntIithia Waters.

The following appeared In the city
papers yesterday as the opening OF Il cir
of the Fonticello Lithia Water.
'Fonticcilo Lithia Water was awarded
first premium tfull diploma 1T the Viz
ginia state Exposition. 1891, by the Com
mittee on Mineral Waters. Including the
distinguished state Chemist. II. III. Gaines,
ts the finest lithia water on exhibition
Now, we. the undersigned. challenge
Mr.. TAYLOR. or any other water company
representative 10 produce a diploma Of any
sort whatever. as there was none given
by the Virginia state Agricultural and
Mechanical Society. and any one claiming
TO have one iF misreprcscEtins the facts.
SWINEFORD'S ARSENIC
LITHIA WATER COMPANY.
IL. Il. Hartman, General Manager.
OTTER3URS LITHIA WATER CO,
j. II. Burns. Manager.
HARRIS'S ANTI-DYSPEPTlC
WATER.
..., J.. A. Morris, Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12

made the concluding address: = II wor Tsr
q mastery effort lie V n.r - fore
for the Democrtic party. and !, Is sdan oe
gone conclusion that he VIII so o,,,tcai
one Of the leading figures IN inc po"'
world ...cdorce
A large audience was In at,enu"TTe To-
and much interest was manilei and N,
days work has done much goon, an hs be-
election day New Kent VIII . no, for
hind in folding up q prouo ''S
democracy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12

ATLANTA. GA, oct. 1.-THE directors
OF the Exposition are arranging for
Cuban-Day Invitations are being sent
10 some OF the most distinguished orators
and deliver addresses.
As vet the plans are vague. but they
win be rapidly shaped up and the day
will certainly be before Congress meets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
The Oueen oC Corea Rrport.d Killed

YOKOHAMA. Oct. I'M. kourmora,
director of the Japanese political bureau.
mas gone 10 Corea I'm consequence OF the
revolutionary uprising In Seoul. IL IS
supposed that the Queen Of Corea was
killed by the revolters. headed by the
Kings father. who recently made forclDle
entrance into the palace at Seoul
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
.ForbIdden Fruit Tonight.

Mr.. Stuart Robson and his excellent
company presented Government Accep-
tance" to another large and well-pleased
audience at the Academy last night. II
will be REPEATED at the matinee this AFTER
noon.
The attraction tonight ~ the academy
will be Forbidden Fruit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
. Child Marriage.

sr2GENT. ky. oct. u.-Special.-
1o M. short. aged fourteen years. and
Si,es Kettle Niullms aged thirteen years,
,',,,ova,s from Wise county, Va, were
io"rried here by Spencer Adams. They
left their homes last night az md, u, nlSlis
ard rame across Cumberland and Back
,,,,',nt.ins "A distance of thirty miles. IN
less than six hours. After the miITlaGe
fbev Ieft Tor their homes in a running
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
ANornYR ACCOUNT.

Underwater. VA. oct. ll.-Special-
Freight train No 2Ds. on The j. T.. q
T. railroad. in charge of Conductor Wool
fork, and Engineer Young. bad mead
on" collision with freight No. 2O', at
Whitewater near Aqua Creek bridge
carly this morning. Il is sad mat
the wreck was caused by 80. 20b leaving
several minutes before time
Both engines and one car were badly
damaged, ana considerable damage was
done 10 a number OF other ears. The
damage is estimated 10 be in the neigh
bOrlOOd Of 500. No one was injured.
The Atlanta special was delayed about
seven hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
TEETGHT U'RIfh.
Collision on the Richmond, irederice--
burg and Potomac Railroad.

FRDDERICKsBURG. VA, oct. IL
Special.-Two freight trains oollided to-
dav on the Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad. at Potomac Run, re"
mile, flcm this city.
The two engines were smashed slN
oars demolished. two men hurt, ana a
large quantity Of freight scattered about
The ground Trains Of the Atlantc
Coast Line have been sent north over the
Chesapeake and Ohio and southern
railroads M
wreck was caused by enc Of the trains
running ahead OF time Most of the train
men jumped when they saw there Woulu
be a collision.
The damage cannot be stated at this
hour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
, Tonacco lian'- suicide.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. oct. u.-Ed~aTd
: Keplor. agent OF the National IoDat.o
company. committed suicide inls ailyI-
noon by shooting himself thious" , ii'
Irein He was worth two hundred thou
sand nd collars. Tho deed was due 70 a pro-
~. rtel spell Of sickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12
Earl of Elgin Resigns.

LONDON. oct lit IS reported that
the Earl OF Elgin. Niceroy OF india has
resigned for personal reasons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12

Jury. and bailed in the sum of 500. with
r. +. Ware and W. +. Dickinson as
securities.
The case against Binford was continued
until the 18th instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-12

ONLY Two IdItH WtIt idII'.I - - - -,
Haif-miie dash. purse 800. Entries
Half Blood. by Miss Frederick Tanner
bv j. ". Bradshaw. June Bug, by Onap-
man Brothers. Won by Half BLOOD Ban
ner second. .,tta
Runnin, race, three-quarters OF Hlle'
best two in three. purse 80. Entire
Summer Girl, by g. W. BrecHelliil I'm
Ellie by \. " McClintic. Won by hi NE.
hi f.s- broken bv a runaway team near
the Fair Grounds this morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-27
lie beneath the heaps Of briek ant

wreckage where the building stood.
HOTEL GUESTS ALARMED.
ns The b@rb US3 Of ff the fr ese e&spae.aIly 4
the Schlitz Hotel was in the office When
the fire broke out and GuIeSly aNsaa5
ened a large number of the guests anq
advised them to be ready to escape II
the blaze worked its way east mere
was no panic, although 1t was a ilvels
scene for ten or fifteen minutes ana
trunks and guests got down by way q
the elevator and stairways IN the nan.
II was soon found unnecessary 70 IS
move anything, and most Of the bag
rage was left in the office. The DaVlu-
son Hotel guests had more reason 10
feel uncomfortable, as many OF them o.
north in the rear of the Plankinton build
ing. and were in real danger all the
time. They We're notified by the night
clerk, and there was soon a serampte
for the elevator The Office was filled
with baggage and a few women and lots
of men, who thought there was no nope
FIR the hotel. But little, If anything,
was removed from the house, and the
excitement was over as soon as the peo-
pie got thoroughly awakened IN the
building, NO. 3lS Grand avenue. there
We're a number of women. Some Of these
were panic-stricken when The ire swept
across the avenue and stood on a lanq-
ing on the side OF the buttons. WIldIg
anything to help themselves. Ponce
Lieutenant Howard and some officers
went to their assistance, but before the
officers could reach them two jumped
from the second story. Both struck on
a pole in the alleyway and both We're
Injured, but how badly or who they were
could not be learned, as they were car
RED off by friends in the crowd.
So far as known, however, there was
no loss of life, a fact that Is remarkable
in view of The %ierceness of the fire, the
rapidity of its spread and the frequency
with which walls fell in the vicinity of
the watching crowds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-27
PASTOR OVERS AND HIS WIFE.

HALIFAX, n. s., March q, 1885,
The Rev. Edward Overs, who came from
Boston to arrange a separation freen MS
wife, appeared before the Baptist confer
ence yesterday and explained why he
left his wife, ard gave his reasons for
desiring a separation.
lie adhered to his story Of his wires
insanity. He left his wife, ne said. be-
cause he found ii impossible to live WITH
her. The reasons have net YET been
made public, and the decision Of The
conference has not yet been announced.
Ii il believed the matter will be left
with the church III Onslow, where the
Rev. Mr.. Overs was stationed before
he went tn Boston.
Yesterday, the Secretary of the S.
p. G. received & letter from the Boston
S. =. c., which stated that the Rey. Mr..
Overs represented 10 the Leyerett,. Mass,
Baptist Church that he was a WidoWer.
Mr. Owers' three children are stayins
wltsi a Deacon of the church IN Ley.
erett. The Youngest is to be returned
to it's mother.