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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
THE aCTTOy ~ RICHNOND.
The Grays' Veteran Association 10 Draft
Eesolusions-ot other Action.

\ called meeting Of the survivors OF The
Richmond Grays' Veteran Association
Of Mahone's division. in this city, was
held last night at the First Regiment
ArrnOrv. Major James T.. Phillips was
called 10 the chair and Mr.. J.. Scott
Gibbs was elected secretary
A motion was made by Captain +. Les
lie Spence that q committee OF three be
amounted by the Chair 10 adopt suitable
resolutions I'm regard 20 the death or
General Malone and after few suitable
remarks made by Captain }. l.. Laughton,
the motion was unanimously adopted ana
the following committee appointed. Cap
tain Spence. Captain LauSbton, ana COL
Onel Archer. H., -.
The committee were allowed time 70
draw ~ suitable resolutions, and VIII
report 10 a meeting 10 De caheu py the
chairman. H. a. 49,
aftor some discussion regarding the APP
rofntmcnt Of a committee 10 attend
General Alahone's funeral this afternoon;
the following gentlemen were appointed
by the Chair: Geo..
Colonel Archer J. W. Craig. Joseph g.
pickerson. william Iarlin, j. ii. rye
George ". Libby. j. II. AsEew.
ON receipt Of the news OF inc deatn
~ General Malone the Virginia flag was
niacel al half-staff At Lee camp SoluieIs
onto p number OF the friends Of Cen
- ,faho,e ga this city Will attend MS
frneroi tomorrow. leaving mere on the
5.s6 train and returning az Z O'Clock
Persons desiring 10 go VIII meet at TIC
Union depot al 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

Mr. d. L. Ragiand and wife, from
r.vnchburg. arrived yesterday on Visit
10 Mir. Raglands brother-in-law' MI
W. +. Raglahd. ..,,
Mr. " l.. Ragland has recently inoF.o
into his new house
Mrs. Faulkner returned yesterday 10
her home In Hanover after pleasant
weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs. }. d.
Farrar. in Brooklyn Park.
Mrs. Pierce. who has Deen spehllhg
the summer with her daughter. Mrs
Sancstcr. will soon return to her home
ia Manchester.
Nfr. Geo. 4. Rowden and wife returned
from their wedding trip yesterday.
Mrs. Duel has taken possession OF q
nrcttv cottage on Barton avenue.
Mix Narcissa Barton left the first or
the week via the Fredericksburg and
Potomac road for New York. she VIII
spend the winter in the cultivation OF her
voice.
\ gentle rain of several hours duration
has freshened things wonderfully on the
Heights. and now that the long drought
is over every one feels better.
Or. cullen returned from Hanover yes
terday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Sydney J. Dudley were
visiting friends on Lamb avenue Sunday
afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
4 Telescope for Sighting Guns.

WASHINGTON. oct S-The Naval
Ordnance officers are ciated over new
telescope which they have perfected, and
which viii form an important device in
connection with iong-range. high-power
lifts. II has bee customary TO sight
these great guns by the eye unaided by
any artificial means Of increasing the
range o. the vision The new telescope
viii bc affixed TO the carriage instead Of
10 the piece. and viii be used for sighting
objects and for determining the range Of
the gun The largest guns Of the service
throw. with ease and accuracy, a piece
of steel Weighing 1000 pounds. and IL is
estimated that this great block Of metal
can be thrown from ten 10 fifteen miles
II is necessary. therefore. that a finely
adjusted telescope shall be used in firing
al an cncmy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
Investigating Pitisburg's Attorney.

PrTTsBrRG. PA. oct. s.-Controlier
cor-,,v and city Council sub-Finanoe
committee. engaged in an snvestiga ton
NJ Tho affairs Of city Attorney Morland'
today obtained the desired information
from the Tradegmcn National Bank as
10 the amount OF interest the BANK had
Maid TO Assistant city Attorney
tiouse. o the citys money deposited IN
that institution go, 49,.
Tho bank had paid TO Mr. House the
total sum Of 81, 3l6 interest on city moneys
betwecn April 9Th. 1888, and Dec. @th.
f0. This swells the total paid 10 NJ.
House ON the city money deposited IN
Tho name Of city Attorney Morland TO
$3.50 The statement from the Trades
men National Bank completes the cyl
donce required 10 show that the funds
belonging TO the city Of Pitisburg had
been made 10 earn money for others.
An unconhrmed report IS current mat
the next move VIII Ice 20 compel city At
forncv Norand and his assistant Mr..
House % give up information as to what
was done WITH the interest money collect
ed from the city dcpositories. This action.
a. IS said. viii probably take definite
shape tomorrow. and may lead to further
sensational disclosures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

Among the consignors are some OF the
most prominent breeders In Kentucky,
Virginia. etc Mr.. b. W. Wood OF Lex
ington, Ky, cOnsigns the get or TreVilan,
2.iSIt: Cedric the Saxon, Castle Bell. anu
some choice brood mares of rich breeding
in foal 10 those sires-
Or. ]. W. Madara consigns colts and
nllies by his great young sire, King Nut
wood. and some high-class brood mares.
bred and i'm foai TO King Nutwood.
Mr. r. G. Chamblin sends from Whitby
Farm the get OF Norfolk. EgwOod. etc.
Mr. Joseph Bryan viii place in the sale
some choice young mares ana geldinBs,
All Of Them fine drivers and roadsters.
Nessrs. Van Story d osborn. Green's
boro. \. g., have entered the well-known
stallion. Presque Isle 2:29ls, an elegant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
SPIDERS GET THE CUP.
NO Runs MiDE by EITHER CITH
JNTII THE sEyENTH INNING.
When Cleveland Filled Up Tbrec-Excitc-
ment Intense Police Guard the visit
tors From Mob.

BALTIMORE MD. oct. S.-The Temple
Cup goes 10 Cleveland. and as last year.
the champions must be contcntcd with
second place in the contest Tor Tire prize.
Tcbcau. and his spider aggregation took
to-day's game With something TO spare
Neither side scored until. She seventh
inning bat despite the goose eggs and
cold weather there was lots Of cnihu-
slams because Of numerous brilliant
plays
From the opening of the seventh IN
ming until the teams had left the grounds,
there was excitement a plenty and 10
spare.
Up 60 the end Of the sixth inning.
there had been but three hits made off
OF honcr Young was the frsi man up
in the seventh. RE cracked ont "a
double. Burkctt singled. and Mexican
sacrificed.
Young was. however. held on third.
kciiy's error I'm dropping a ball from
Chlld's bat allowed Young 10 score.
Singles boy McAlccr and Tcbeau. ana Two
dumb exhibitions 10y Gleason ana carr
gave the ClevstanGs Two more runs.
Three singles and an error Melted them
two IN The succeeding inning.
Baltimore earned one run IN INC
seventh inning. In this inning, an IN
cipicnt riot followed Tebeaus attempt 90
spike Honer. as hc ran past hrst re
turning 10 the base bofcr vigorously
pushed Tcbcau. telling him 20 the 81 oul"'
Excitement ran high. as me players
rushed iu from the field. while yeils ana
imprecatons filed the air.
The champions added another odlly
.Hs.f a
time. had "a chance Of winning the game.
with two mon out McGraw and hcel0
drew bases ON bnlls. and Jennings was
hit by the pitcher.
The crowd in the mean time was wildly
encouragiue the home PLAYERS. and try
Ing 20 rattle the others. Win the bases
nm Kelly WAS hcsought iu frantic terms
10 bring them in. The best De could
do was 10 single. scoring McGr7w. Win
a chance 20 win the game. ana possibly
tho Temple cup. the rooicrs legged ana
l.sourhf Brodie 10 punch out "a triple
or "a homer. but De failed misorably
The crowd loft the grounds ia bad
humor hundreds OF them lined up about
the players club house awaiting the APP
pcarance OF the Cleveland team The
police were however. prepared for any
outbreak that might occur, and quickly
drove The mob back until n passage had
been made for the Forest City men.
As they filed into their stage. a platoon
az mounted police surrounded 10 and
opened am avenue for the bus 10 drive
through. Several policemen rode in the
vehicle. while others were on top.
The very formidable array OF hlcs
coats deferred the crowd from makine
any hostile demonstrations and the team
reached its hotel without molcsiation.
The chilly weather had bad effect on
the attendance which was a little less
than 5000
Score. X. H. T..
Baltimore ......... o 0OO101-2 b
Cleveland .......... 90 100 O03 . 90 u g
Batteries: Honor and Clarke. Young
and thinner.
tYSoHHrrc WILL RAVE ATrAN,
LYNCHBURG. Va. oct Especial
At meeting Of fhc Lynchhurg Athletic
Association 10 was decided TO put "a
team IN the Virginia League next sea-
son. Mr. VIM Saith VIII manage the
team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

NEWPORT. r. J.. oct S.-Henry Clews,
the Banker has teioeraphed Joseph Ben
nett. the young man who saved Miss
Elsie Clcws' life, 10 come 20 New York,
mat he proposed to settle life insurance
upon him and also upon every member
Of hts family.
Miss Ci.we' horse ran away with her
on Bellevue avenue. Saturday. and after
her groom had been thrown out she was
trying % guide her infuriated horse her
self whom Bennett sprang at the ami
mails head and stopped IL after a pro-
Ionrod struggle Miss Clews herself sent
tlc Young man check ana Mrs Clcws
sent him n gold watch. Tho life iuslr-
ance policies are 10 mark Clews own
apprcciation o. Benefits bravery. lie is
brave fellow. and ever since he was q
little boy ne has laborcd TO support his
sisters and mother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
TRE NID8G.i>CtR STrU4TloN.
Antananarivo Talis-IugIish Comment on
the Outlook.


PARIS, oct. S.-The Government has
received Information that the French
forces in MADAGASCAR cantpro3 Auia-
nanariyo. the capital. September nm
The queen. with the members Of her
household ana ministers OF state. made
Der escape ana hei 10 Amno-isira. The
news OF iIe gan ~ ne Ma.3sasy capital
SoDT @ ,,q-fs s,i.,, ..r,f. ~tn
rte rlaorf na, reached f.re maj The
queen of Madagascar. with Der husband.
RanlarINouy. illme Minister. has taken
i,iAt. l .,ingo.i,ia M District ,isiil.so.
lne 10. ,i.c ,a,,- "a''''-
AZ, a., .r,,n =, l.,oos Gazette.
I'm an lf.iclc on the suo,ec. cf the French
operations in Ma5seas.ar. lakes refer
ca.e 20 400 interview with colonel Maudc
the .>ai,ror. published som. time ago.
mix. d.. XII hat ir .bo Ouoon and
her cow. sb..iI be oblipe8 TO Gce from
Ar,..,r.r.eo tbo, would le lnable TO
exist for amy lencth Il time. as thcg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

He WINS chief Clerk OF the Conteoer"'e
Treasury Department

ROANOKE, VA, oct. S.-Johh w "i''
Of the most prominent and respected
citizens Of Roanoke, and for many years
q resident OF Richmond. died here this
morning after an illness Of twelve days
from paralysis. in the sixty-second year
OF his age. -,
He was born in Hagerstown, Nd ana
was for a short time acting conptroler
of the Currency under President Buch-
anna. When The war came, he accept
81 4 nositlon as chief clerk Of the con-
fcderate States Treasury Department
al Richmond. and after the war. was
cashier of the City Bank Of Richmond
ana for a number Of years secretary
OF the Southern Fertilizer Company.
lie came 10 this city in ISIS, as cashier
cf the Citizens Bank, and in 1881, accept
cd the position Of secretary OF the Iron
Belt Building and Loan Association,
which be held al the time Of his death.
Re leaves "A wife and six children, I'VE
daughters and one son.
He was a member OF the Second Pres
bvterian church OF this city. and viii
be buried tomorrow afternoon az 3 o'clock
In Fairview Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, oct. S.-Patric1
Casey. sixteen years old. Of No. ,, Walter
court without warning was suddenly de-
prived of his voice. and can now make
only few inartculate sounds. On last
Thursday he ate Il good dinner and went
10 his room 10 take "a rest
When found boy his mother three or four
hours later. ne could not utter a word \
physician was called. lie has tried all
means possible for the relief of the boy.
but none has been effective. While the
exact cause of the peculiar illness is hid
don in mystery. it is probably due TO
paralysis OF the muscles of the throat
ana vocal cords. This would cause a loss
of speech. and unless relieved might re-
suit IN death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
4 Wounded Eagles Fury.

PORTLAND. Ne. oct Sc. Leary. Of
South Hapawell. a member Of the crew
of the steamboat Mewiconeag, had a
thrilling experience with an eagle. Mr..
Leary. who was out In iory. SHOT he
bird ON the wing ana when ae drew it
into the boat the eagle planted one Of
It's talons In his right arm. and at the
same time with its beak got d firm hold
Of his left arm. and set up a vigorous
attack with It's wings Lcary was unable
10 wrest lis arms from the eagle's gasp.
and only by reaching forward and c~asp-
ing IN bis teeth the birds neck was he
able L. overcome his feathered adversary.
He has badly laceratcd arms as an oJt-
come of the Eight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

WILLOWS. CAL. oct S-Edward W.
4. Schorn last evening shot and killed
j. T. Putnam. member OF a local firm
of druggists II appears that during inc
settlement Of accounts on the first
month between Editor Schorn and Put
nam and Waller there was difference
Of a fen dollars i'm favor of the latter.
and they made a demand on Schorn for
the amount At the meeting OF Schorn
and Putnam last evening the trouble over
thehi was renewed. Angry words we're
exchanged. then Schorn drew a pistol
and shot four times at Putnam. t.ree OF
the bullets taking effect I'm his body.
one entered the abdomen, the second
the diaphragm and the third lodged in the
neck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

HOLLIDAYSBVRG, Oct Edward
Smith, a wealthy bachelor, OF Lincoln.
Neb., recently inserted this want adver-
tisement in a Chicago paper:
"Wauted-A wife. who is not a new
woman"
Miss Mary Keller, a well-known and pre-
possessing young woman OF Hollidaysburg
read the advertisement and the corre-
spondence that followed resulted in the
marriage Of the couple here last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for their Western
home this morning. philadelphia Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
Druggists in Session.

The Richmond Drug Association met at
4 o'ciock In the Chamber Of Commerce
building yesterday.
The presto snt. Mr.. Andrew G. Briggs
presided. twenty-five new members were
received making a total membership Of
Various motions were made and sug-
pcst,ons offered OF value 20 the Richmond
druggists.
manent quarters at It's next meeting
merce for the use Of their hall was offered
by Mr.. Mercer and unanimously adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

MILWAUKEE, WIS. oct. S-vho IN,
nois steel Company has notified the en-
ployes IN The Bay View plant thar me
Introduction OF the much-discussed tag
ana CLOCK system viii be indefinitely post
poned' as tar as the tonnage men are.
concerned.
The Amalgamated Association men lool,
upon this as a great victory. as tbe,,
have opposed the idea from the time 4,
was first mentioned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

three-year-old tliy by Pamllco. 2:l0 etc.
There Will be offered the get or such
noted siros as Red Wilkes, Wilkes Boy,
Petoskey. Young Jim, Nasco, Maxim
Almont. Belmont. etc.
In the catalogue will also be found
some elegant road and saddle horses and
choice hunters Every animal goes 10
the highest bidder. no limit or reserve.
For catalogues address
". J. CARTER q CO,
r. o. Box Sii. Jli east Main street.
~ B-Remember the dates. OCTOBER
2lth and 18th. Horses can be seen seV.
eral days before the sale at 1883 east
Franklin street
Sale Will go regardless OF weather, and
commences al II A. NJ. each day. ocl-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
Ore SHIPMENTS az Ishpeminr

IsHPEIING. MICH, oct. S.-rwelvc ia
fifteen thousand tons Of ore are hairc
shipped daily from the Ishpeming mines.
Nearly $1,000 tons of ore have already
gone forward 10y lake and rail this sea
son.
The output OF Lake Superior orc .or
1870 Will reach 100000 tons. nearly lc,l..
900 tons I'm excess of the largest previous
seasons production.
The shipments are hampered bv both
lack OF ore ears and lack OF vessels
The lshpeming cars are now emplovir,
within Nye hundred men of the nunber
before The strike and additional hands
are helms put on daily at all mines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

Union that the order Is spreading rapid
~ through all of the eastern states. Next
wear. in all probability. special con-
xcn.ion win be held. when such changes
in The organic law as to the general policy
OF the order will be made as may be re-
ouircd 70 adapt the order TO the ever
moving tide of events 80
some of our enemies were foolish
enough TO believe when we were defeated
last summer and sent 10 JAN mat the
career OF the American Railway Union
was ended. As a matter OF TACT 1t mas
just begun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
Asked to h. Hanged on Ills Baby'> Birthday

DECATUR. Ill, oct S.-Charles y.
Smith. who murdered his daughter Louise
and sister-tn-law. Edna Buchert. nine
DAYS ago. and pleaded guilty Oh Oct. 3D.,
was sentenced yesterday 10 be hanged
on Friday. Nov 18th. The prisoner asked
Judge Vail 70 set Feb. 10th az the day Of
his execution, that being his baby's BIRTH
dav
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

earlyI, Harris Tried 10 Take His Lie inc
pay ..c(orc iIi- Iiecfrocution'

&ffff1* fftfiAN AAf'' ~
DAY .sciore Hi- tleetr"ention'
NEW YORK. oct SIT is reported az
Sing Sing Prison that General La'hrop'
Superintendent Of state Prisons Is about
20 prefer charges against Principal he'pc
ar connauehton, and one Of the counts OF
The Indictment against the cliei Keeper
reveals hitherto weli-kept secret as ~, ~
an attempt al suicide made by CARVE ~.
Haruos he day before that hNed Tor MS
exception. .t.,
carlyle Harris. who poisoned ms slIi
wife Helen Potts. was executed M"s
g. lS8 when Charles Druston Was W az
Gen OF sing sing. Harris had repea''rly
stated that hc would never die IN tne
electric chair. pr. II. l.. Pyle OF OH
ers. who was present az the time Harms
was executed. said to-day That ne h"n
heard that Harris attempted 20 commit
suicide the day before he was executed
Ex-Assistant District Attorney Francis
L. Wcilman. who conducted The proseCu-
ton In the Harris trial. when seen at MS
summer home IN southampton. to-day,
said ne had heard that Harris attempted
70 take his life Tire day before the exc
philadelphia Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
rixe.cent Fare to Expos,tlon.

During the continuance Of the EXPOSE
ton the Richmond Railway and Electric
Company will run buses from Broad ana
Harrison and Main aud Meadow streets
10 the Exposition Grounds.
one fve-cent fare paid on tne corr
PAWS lines at any point in Richmond or
Manchester will entitle the passenger 20
"A transfer ticket to the bus line, wnicn
will carry the holder OF the ticket TO the
front gate OF the Exposition GROUNDS. OF
to the Manufactured line carrying pas
scnger TO rear gate OF Exposition Srounns.
Parties desiring transfer tickets 10 rsN-
position win please notify conductor upo"
entering the car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
NariinsNili Hannenincs.

NfARTINSVILLE. VA, oct. Especial.
The impetus in the community for pro-
lress brought about by the reunion Is
seen very perceptiDly by numerous
ncw enterprises. Of which We viii mention
a few.
10 build one Of the handsomest residences
ever erected In the town.
An invitation was sent Major John W.
Daniel yesterday. 10 return 10 Henry
in the near future to deliver q speech on
the subject OF fres-silyer. ..l...l -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
MN With q Charmed Life.

ALLENTOWN, PA. OCT. s.-James
stiles. the piucky railroader Of this city
has been discharged from st. Lakes Hos
pital, after having his back broken three
times in as many months The case IS
one Of the most remarkable on record.
and Stiles physicians say he may live
many years yet He is to-day almost as
strong and hardy as he was before he
met with the first accident, in June.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
MICHIGAN Nlners Strike.

IRONWOCD MICH. oct. s.-The tim
Der men ana TRAINERS at the Norris
Mine went on a strike for higher wages
today, ard the mines are closed. ONLY
about 20 men are directly involved. but
the mines are unable TO be worked win
out them. 1t is SAID that II the strikers
viii consent to compromise the dlal-
Guilty can be speedily adjusted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
" ALTER ~ EDN Af<iJ5,
Commander.
r. i. JACKSON, Adjutant.


PETERSBURG. VA, oct. s.-Special.-
The announcement Of the death of Gem
eral William Malone IN Washington this
afternoon. while looked for, was received
with profound sorrow and regret.
The following telegram was received
NORFOLK. Va.
General stith Boiling Petersburg. Va:
- am profoundly grieved by the an
nOuncement i'm your telegram. Please eX-
tend assurance Of my tencerest sympathy
10 Mrs. Malone. ! regret that an en-
gagement at Williamsburg tomorrow
that | cannot neglect will prevent my
sOing 10 Petersburg
Mr. Taylor was General K. i. Lees
adjutaut.
The following telegram was sent this
evening - Mrs. Malone.
ITO Mrs. General Malone. Washington,
,. c..
'rhe veterans Of A. p. Hin Camp beg
10 express their sympathy on account OF
the death Of General Malone. and tender
their services as an escort on the arrival
OF the remains 7ere.
(SignedJ CARTER X. BIS ioP,
"Adjutani."
The following reply was received:
Washington. ID. G.
TO c. r. Bishop. Adjutant:
Mrs. Malone Is much gratlhed az kind
CSiened ASA ROGERS"
AZ ESCORT oTFfRFD.
Later the following was sent Mrs Ma
hone,
TO Mrs. General Malone. Washington.
T.. o..
The 4. i. Hill Camp requests that the
Generals body be allowed 10 lie ia state.
ana that q detail from his old command
be in charge as "A guard Of hOn)r
tSiguodl CARTER r. BISHOP,
"Adjutant"
The reply received to the above was as
follows.
washington. ~. g.
&C r. Bishop, Adiutant.
Mrs. Malone expresses gratific1tl0n az
kind offer Of camp. but cannot comply.
tSlgnem ASA ROGERS"
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weayers and spinners Strike.

NEW LONDON, CONN. Oct. S.--The
veayers and spinners at Tyville. struck
Yesterday in sympathy with the Back
bergs. who struck last week Tor the re-
s,oration OF a ten cent cut In wages.
Twelve hundred operatives are out.