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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-05-24
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IN EYPEoT MAY u. lSN5,
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For New York via PhilsdelnhiA, week DAYS,
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= 10 a. m, ,c New York wa Mauch Chunk,
Tor Resaing ana Philadelphia J = eek days,
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lay, 2.l0, =. N.
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10, 1lSO a. m l.5O 7.2O 9,35 p. m. Sunday,
B.25 =. m.
For Baltimore Washington ard the West via
B & o. r h through trains leave Reading
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! s. II 60 a. M, 46, ~ N. m, Sunday 26,
7 SO IL 26 q m, 46 ~ p. m. Additional
train fr I'M 24t1 ann Chestnut streets station
week days, 40, Sal, S.2l p. m. Sundays, LBS,
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TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH
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.. d SuuoAv, $40, OO o. m.
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a N 3,35 Ills p. m. Sunday, lilo p. NJ.
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| ton 800 N. 5 45 p m
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/ mediation, 500 q. m. ana 4.30 p. N.
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Atlantic and Arkansas avenues.
k-DRys-Express, 7.35, 900 9. m. and
% aId $50 p. m. Accommodation, s.l6 a. M,
/ and 4.32 p. N,
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comm odation, rs g. M, and Is p. N.
| PRrlor cars on all express trairs
@ G HANCOCK Gen. Pass Agt.
| Philadelphia, Pa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
At THE CAPITAL OF VIRGINIA
Matters Pertaining TO the Better
ment Of the States Insane.
The Fertilizer Men Organizing. SOL
omon Marable's Case. What Hon.
A. S. Priddy Says About Pol
itics in Charlotte County.
Notes Of Interest,
Special Displtch to The yirginmn.

RICHMOND, Va, September iO.-Dr.
y. :. Priddy, member OF the House OF
Delegates from Charlotte. was here to.
day. When asked about politics in
his section, ho stated that the Demo
Gratis would, beyond doubt, carry his
county. Mr. Rice is the Democratic
nominee to succeed DIR. priddy.
Tie lair eiectlOnists" are not cans.
ing any stir In Charlotte, according to
the Doctor. They have DO hope of
winning, and little IL heard about
them. ''ln fact" said he, "nlI the nd
vocates OF fair elections down my way
are III the Democratic party, where
they rightly heloug."
There was meeting at the CRpitol
to duy of the special committee ap
pointed 10y the Legislature to investi
gate and report to the next session n
plan Tor the segregation of the hope.
lessly insane from the acntc Insane md
other changes in the laws governing
the cure OF luuatics. Senators Loycn
stein, OF Richmond Watts. of
Roanoke. Delegates Mcltne, of Pe
tersburg, ana prlddy, of Charlotte,
were present. The only absentee was
Delegate Boykin, of Isle OF Wight.
Mr.. LovensteIn was made chairman.
An adlUurum eut wus thun taken to
October II, when the committee hope
To hnVe number OF physicians to offer
suggestions.
solomon MatHble, the negro who Is
IN Jail here under sentence TO bu exc
cntcd III Luneuburg on the 2Oth OF
this month for the murder of Mrs.
Pollard, was baptized into the Cutho
lie Church 10 day by Roy. Father
Joseph WelOers, OF ST. Jos"uhs
Church. The good priest has been
visiting him for some time Marable
does not appear to realize that his
career on earth Is very near to It's eud.
No effort Is BENG made to get him IL
new trial or to have the Governor re.
prleve him, aud 1t looks very much as
II he Will pay the penalty of nIs crime
on the date fixed. The women, who
are under sentence 10 be executed on
the same day, are not giving them
selves any concern, as they have been
madc to believe that they VIII surely
get new trial.
81 Three kcl mond concerns are en-
hraced IN the organization of fertilizer
men recently perfected IN Asheville, \.
q. 1t Is SAID that Norfolk and Peters
burg, and possibly Alexandra, are rep.
resented also. a member OF Que OF the
inns was seen TO day and stated that
the manufacturers had formed no trust
as ChGrEed. The chief object of the
organization is TO break mp the custom
of taking cotton in payment OF ferul.
izer aud, therefore, Nirglnla will be
very little ELECTED by the move.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
OHIO REPUBLICANS MEET
They Opened Their State Campaign
at Springfield Yesterday.
The New Big Four, Sherman, Foraker,
Bushnell and mckinley. Upon
Their Arrival Meet With
Tremendous Ovation. There
Was Much Enthusiasm.

SrnNGFIELp, o.. September 10
ONO Republicans formally opened
their State campaign here to-day III the
home town of Gen. Bushnell, tho can
dldnte Tor Governor. The weather was
propitlous, though hot, and fully TO- =
600 Republicans from other Ohio Coun.
ties camo IN during the forenoon. The
carly morning demonstrations Otto dnv
wero on the arrival Of cX Gov. Foraker,
from Cincinnati, andsScnntor sherman,
who came ever from Columbus on the
specini train with Gov. Mckinley.
The entire aggregation of strangers
In town wus massed nt the railway sta
tlon when the Governor special came
stcnminR in. There were two heavy
tram loads from Coiumbin alone, so
that OhIu's Governor bnd big escort
aud n noisy ono. There wns loud.
long cheer ns sherman nnd Mckinley
stepped from the train ana were tuken
to Gen. Bushuoll's home. There was
40 attempt at speech making, but both
bowed Their Acknowledgements TO the
cheering.
All OF the other distinguished guests
were tHkeu in cnrriAges 10 the uaiatinl
home of Gen. Bushuull for lunch. a
parado. made up of visiting Republican
clubs, itum Cincinnati and Coiumb bus
and adjacent towns. was the first lea
ture OF the day. exercises. The march.
lug clubs were reinforced by 900
or more citizens and visitors who
joined IN the procession which passed
IN review before Senator Sherman,
GOV. Mckinley, eX Gov. Foraker aud
Gen. Bushnell aud others at the fair
grounds whore the meeting WAS held
Despit the heat there was u remnfk
nble show Of enthusiasm al tho thuuA
nnds gathered ut the grand sinnd
caught sight OF the new Big Four OF
ONO Republicans Sherman. Foraker.
Bushnell and Mckinley. After the
vast audience had assem- bled at tho
inr grounds facing the grand stand,
Hon. james L. Goodwin called for or
der. Prayer was offered by Rev :.
a. Ort, of Springfield.
Senator Sherman was then presented
as chairman OF the day aud addressed
the meeting. iG was followed bv Gen.
Bushnell, Candidate for Governor; Gov.
Mckinley aud eX-Gov. j. B. Foraker.
An address by Gen. 4, w. Jones. OF
Mhhoning county, candidate for Lieu.
tenant.GuvernOr, followed and tho pro
grnmme closed with the presentation
OF pfiZe banners To the largest dcleCa-
tlon III the parade by Gen. BnsLuell.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
py Southern Associated Press.

1NDIANAroLIs, September 10.--Mag.
Pietzel and her daughter, Dess. tho
only child that escaped the murderols
clutches OF Ii. Fl. Holmes, went before.
Coroner Garter this morning. MYs.
PIetzel, while looking upon the trinketa
found in the chimney of the Irvington
Houee, where little Howard Pietzsl'g
charred romans were fonnd, went into
hysterios aud she sobbed almost con-
tlnuously during her testimony.
she told of the disappearance of the
three children from st. Louis, Sep-
tember 28th, 1893, in company with
Holmes and of her travels to Indianap-
oils, Detroit, Chicago. Toronto, Og.
densburg, Now York mud Montreal In
search of them aud stated that Holmes
had said the children would join her es
soon as she saw her husbsud.
Mrs. Pietzel positively identified the
tie, pin, shOes and buttons as those of
little Howard. aud when the murdePsd
child's overooat was produced her
hystericnl grief was pitiful to look
upon. She identified the coat abso.
lutely and AL unexpected development
was the fact that button aud cFoohet
hook were identified as being the
property of Alie's, the eldest girl, who
was murdered i'll Toronto.
The trunk wss also identified,
Deesa. the daughter, llkewiae identified
every article.
Mrs. Pletzei's health seems compIets-
ly shattered, and again and again ehe
had to be assisted, supported and con.
soled while telling the awful details of
Holmes perhdy. She Will leave for
her home in Glava, H., tomorrow If
her condition will permit.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
TIE COTTON CROP.
September Report OF the Department
OF Agriculture.
By southorn Associate Pros.

WAsHNGroN, September lO.-The
September cotton report OF the De
pnrtment of Agriculture shows de.
cline from the August condition OF the
crop, which was 77.9 to 10. per cent,
II decline of IL points. This makes
the lowest September condition
Ot the plant since 1881, when 1t wus
reported at II per cent The next
lowest slnce 1851 was the condition of
1888, when 1t stood for the same month
at 73.J.
Cotton suffered severely during the
month OF August from the drought
which characterized the eur.y part Of
the month and the excessive rnIu which
succeeded 1t. Tie presence OF boil
worms has worked great injury, ana
the crop has been injured by shedding
aud rnst. The causes mentioned by
Texas correspondents for the d6teIIo-
ration IN that State are Hs follows.
Drought, hot weather, floods, boil
worms, sharp shooters, Mexican weeyill
caterpillnrs, army worms Bud weeds,
There is striklng uuanImity III the pes
simlslic tone adopted by correspond
ents throughout all Of the cotton rals
ing States.
The state averages are US follows:
Nlrglnln, 81; North Carolina, 10; Sou b
Carolina, 81; Georgia, ST. Floridn, ~,
Aiaoam", u; Mississippi, -; Luuisianu,
-; cNas, JG; Arkausas, 70; tennessee,
10, kCutucky 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
THE CORN CROP PROSPECTS.
The Report OF the Statistician Of the
Department of Agriculture.

WAsHGYGToN, September 10. The
September report Ui the Stutisticiau of
the Department Of Agriculture show Il
decline IN tho condition of curu TO
9G.i from 1929 IN the mouth of August,
being falling oil of &. points.
The prospects OF tho corn crop have
suffered rom drought during the
month of August III the surplus pro
duciuR statcs OF Ohio, lmdinna. lllinuis,
Iowa aud III portion Of Nebraska.
kepOris from Indiana, Iowa aud Ohio
IudIcHte that though tuure nave been
rains during the latter part Of tho
month, they have been generally too
late TO bu OF great hcuCtit.
Drought has also injured the crop in
the Eastern Stntcs, New York, New
Jersey. Pennsylvania aud Maryland.
Much more encouraging reports come
from the South. which Indicate that in
that section tho crop Will be Mrger
than ever before proGuced
Too much rain is noted in certain
sections of South Carolina, Alabama
and Mississippi, aud drouth seems to
have Affected certain localities IN Texas
lieporte however, from this section, are
generally favorable.
The averages in the principal States
arc: kentucky, lOG; ONO, So; MIchi
gan, 50; Indiana, So; Illinois, ~; lowu.
90; Missouri. III; Kansas, So The
general condition of vhcut. consider
ing both winter and spring varieties
when harvested, WAS 7j.i, against 50. :
last year, and II III Sg3.
The reported conditions for tie
principal wheat States nrc ne follows:
Ohio, 81: Michigan, 20; indiana, a3 ::
Illinois, -; Wisconsin, So Minnesota.
l07; Iowa, lO7; Missouri, 20; Kansas
80; Nebraska, 10; North Dakota. los,
South Dnkotu, n; California. 10; Ore
gon, @3; Washington, -.
The condition OF oats when harvested
was 81, rye, S3.7; barley, SIG; buck.
wheat, SD; potatoes, 9O.S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
The Palmetto State Is to Have a New
Constitution.
By Southern AssOciatel Press.

CoLuMD!A. $. c., September 10.
The Constitutional Convention was
called To order Gt noon TO day by Sec
retary Tumpklns. Col Robert A Aldricb.
OF Barnwell, was nominated for tenn
porsry chairman. j. l.. *. Bryan aud
Wyiie Jones were made temporary
secretaries. Gov. Evnns was elected
president OF the convention 10y accla.
nation. Gen. Robert Smalls. the famed
Gullah statesman" bUIug tho only one
tn vote against him. Representative
Thlbert nud Speaker Ira Is. Jones wore
elected wee presidents. and y. ii. Eau
sell was elected sergeHnt-nt arms. AS
Governor Evans was escorted INTO the
hall heavy storm arose ana rs be
began his address the thunder rolled
loudly.
GOV. Evans in taking the chair nude
n brief address outlining the objects Of
the convention. A. \. Daguull was
elected rogd.ng clelk End the couven
tion immediately began the work Of
preparing rules, committees and ii II
ing minor Ollie rs. Senators Irby and
IiIlmnn, ex Coy. Sheppard, ex Repre-.
sentative liIIman ana other uoiubles
occupy seats IN the convention.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
he Report Shows the Conditions of
the Crops in Eight States.
by southern Assuciatol Press


WAsmINGroN, Sept. 10.-The follow.
ing is tho weekly weather crop bulletin
issued by the weGther bureau:
South Carolina hot aud dry week !:
growth of cotton practically stopped: !:
hollis opening rapidly md picking geu.
crnl except III Western PORTIONS; few
boil worms reported.
Georgia Favorable work for crops
and farm work; rainfall scattered, but
generally sufficient; cotton opgniug
rapidly md picking becoming general,
except i'll most northerly counties
shedding and resting still reported,
but no insects.
Florida a-Rainfall deficient and weak.
favorable for harvesting; cotton stlli
ravaged by rust Is generally IN unsatIs-
tnctory condition; 1t is opening rapidly
on highlands.
AlabGmn-FUmperature high aud
showers frequent though conditions
more favorable for cotton thnn for
some time past; lower crop Of cotton
opening rapidly and picking becoming
general, but slow on account OF dam.
age Ivy worms, rust and rot; top crop
backward.
Miss,ssippi-No material improve
ment IN condition Of cotton. Paris
b'SSH "h' OthcI pOlSOua DoluR success
iully used III some sections to check the
rnvages OF worms and other insect
posts.
Lonlsiana-W Week hot and sunshiny,
with showers on third. but only scat
tered showers alnGo; cotton opening
rapidly aud picking generally; some
damage from worms; poisoning con.
unucY.
Toxas-rhe' weather hns benn Tovor.
able for cotton picking, which has pro
crossed rapidly; worms aud other in.
sects are damaging cotton in somo
ocaiites; rain ie needed for late cotton.
ADMINISTRATION OF cotton re.
mains unchanged, except in northeast
section, where it has improved; com
plants OF rust, shedding aud boil
worms continue. aud tho army worm
has appeared in localities; cotton open-
ing rapidly, and picking will Ueoome
general within two weeks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
Ilc Dred nr,I. wife, Feet.


ATLANTA, September 10 As VII.
.lam Ross, his wife and three children
reached the middle OF NicAajnck tres.
tie, on the Southern railway. to day "A
freight train swept around ac re and
on the trestle. Mrs. Ross ana two cbIl
dren jumped. Ro tossed a young
child INTO clump of bushes fifteen
feet below and started to Jump hImsolf,
but was too late. j rs eugILo struck
HIM AMI killed HIM. lie fell Mt his
wlic's ieet. She and the children were
not seriously hurt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
IIhc lIimer., IrnmnIc,.


IsHpEMING, Mich, September 10
Section 81, mine of the Lake Superior
Iron Company, viii bo permitted to
hll with water aud nli mining suspend.
Ell until next Year If the men do not
return to work by 3 O'Clock Wcdues
day. This mine has employed 27j men.
At Champion mIne forty men are
working this morning and everything
Is quiet. While going to work at tho
Salisbury niue this morning u lnborer
named William Gleason was knocked
down and otherwise roughly bundled
hy strikers. Warrants have been Is
sued Tor the arrest OF q number Of his
nssnIluuts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
Amu,hcr i.diI0I iit-i,1-i'--..-'--..,---'' -.


BGILIN. September 10. Herr Band
mann, editor OF the Netlow YolksbIatt
has been arrested for reprmting the
Vorwserts Sedan day articles, for pub.
hshing which the editor of the Vor.
waerts Is being prosecuted for high
treason.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
Anothcr Kni,roud DcaI.
By SOUTHERN Assoolate : Press.

CLEVELAND, o., September l0-The
Baltimore and ONO hallway Company
bought the Valley railroad property ut
United States Court sale here to-day
st noon. The Baltimore and Ohio was
the only bidder and the property wne
Knocked down to them at 81. .U7U, OUU.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
Aboutrnc uurrnmturinI.
By southern Associatol Press.

san FKAScIsco. September lO.-ln
the DurrRnt trial this morning the
sesliJ WAS consumed with the tests
mOny OF witnesses who discovered the
= 'othing aud other belongings OF the
q .ad girl in Emanr Church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
EXPOSITION OPENING DAY.
Preparations are Being Made to Make
it a Brilliant Sucress.
By Southern A5-o .iuted progs

By Southern Asso lated Pross.
ATLANTA, Ga, September lU.-Great
Preparations are iu progress to max Z
the opening day AZ the Cotton States
aud international XpOaition-Septem.
Der lsth-a tremendous success, At
iUDta Is already filled with strnugers.
The Governors Of half dozen States
Will be present, there will al imposing
military parade aud addresses will be
mado by distinguished gentlemen, the
opening oration to he delivered by
Judge Emery Speer, OF Georgia.
lhe business houses OF the city will
close from II to 4 o'clock, and the
whole city will go en- mnsse to Pied.
mont Park. At night the principal at
fractions will be the electric fountain
and PANS pyrotechnlc display on the
lake OF the stoTming of tho Chinese
fortress at Wei llaiWeI by the japan
eec. his is being widely advertised,
and thousands oil people from the sur
rounding country vii! come to witness
It. Saturday. the DIST, will be Blue
and Cray day, and it IS expected that
10, OOJ people will enter tho gates on
that day. Everything will be done to
make the opening brilliant succo. s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

nv Southern As,oclatol rro4s.

WARSAW, September 10. Tho pro.
vince OF Podola, Russian Poland, has
been officially declared 10 be injected
with cholera,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
FOUGHT 23 ROUNDS
The Indian Forced 10 Throw Up II c
Sponge on Account OF a Broken
Wrist Purse For $500.
BY Southern Aasociatol pross
BY Southern Associatod Pross.

WAsHINGroN, September l0.-Jnck
Hauley, of Philadelphia. and Wougo,
the Indian, of Norfolk. fought to night
before the Eureka Athletic Club OF
Washington. The men fought Mt l35
pounds, the go lnsting Tor % rounds,
when Wopgo threw up the sponge.
being unable to continue longer on ~, =
count OF broken wrist. Tuo fight
wns hard one TO tho twenty third
round, though WonRo seemed the
freshest. John Duffy wuB referee.
They fought with five ounce gloves for
purse Of $500.
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Burruss. Son & Co.,
BAN X HRS

Commercial and other business paper diI.
counted.
Loans negotiated on favorable terms
'ity Bonds aud other securities bough.
and sold.
Deposits received and accounts invited.
Interest allowed on time deposits
Safe Deposit Foxes for reut Charges
moderate.
Draw b lis OF Exchange and make cable
tran-fer7 TO Europe.
Letters OF credit issued - principal citiea
OF the world. oc2i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
V|CT|MSOF HOLMES
Mrs. PietzeI Goes Into Mysteries.
While Testifying.

The Grief Stricken Mother, in CoR4a
panY With Her Only Remaining
Child, Fully Identified Cloth.
ing and Trinkets of Her
Murdered Children.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When She was a Child she cried for Cas;orla,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla.
When she had Children, she gave them Custorls,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
THE DEFENDER WAS FOULED
But For the Accident the American
Champion Would Have Won.

Two Minutes Were Wasted in Making
Repairs, Yet the Gallant Defender
Came in Only Forty-Seven
Seconds Behind. The Race
Sailed Under Protest.
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- i'''' Ib.Li : y IIIN.
Many bargains lett which will be
closed out at less than cost this week.
y, a, Saunders
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

Gh@Aa Dr.. MIes SNaSS NsrYSS fTas1 Piastery Py
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Thc Cuban FiHbusters in court.
By Southern Associated Press.

WmMlNGToN. Del, September ID.
Tho United States Court met to DAY at
ii o'clock. The usual formallties were
followed by the EetlTement OF the grand
jury, which will consider the case Of
the twenty Cnbans who are charged
with organizing iihbusterInE expvdi-
ton. The arrested Cubans were all IN
court. They are represented by uora-
no Kubens, OF New York.
Newest Discovery Ext. teeth; no
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Newest Discovery''-Ext. teeth; no
ain. Ny. d. Rooms, 102 Main.
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y pardon was also denied in the case
of james Is. Truly ssnsenced in Mssis
sppI to SIX monthA for embezz lng
pOstoillce funds.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-09
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