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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
MODERN JESSE JAMES.
4MAy IN PRINCE EDUAED DEFIES
THE Law.
Earricaded I'm His Home, lie Fires at Every
Acknowledgement with the Inert
of n Horse.

GREEN BAY, VA, July 3.-SpsclaL-
The quiet and peaceful ne.ghborhood OF
M. Leigh. Va. near Sandy River
Church. in Prince Edward county, has
not been in such state Of excitement
for a number of years II gems thas
Sidney l.. Carter is trying to play the
role of Jesse James, defying the law
and positively refusing 20 be arrested
For some time he has borne grIdse
aeasrst one of his neighbors. Mr.. r. b.
Wilson. who is a very highly respected
farmer, and a quiet and peaceful gem
tlenan.
Saturday morning last Mr.. Wilson miss
ed one Of his horses. and with several
OF his neighbors, started out in seiren OF
same. on the same evening they found
the horse tied IN Carriers woods. war
rant was sworn out for Carriers ar
rest. whom the officers suspected or t,le
theft. but he positively 'tflses 10 ne
taken. and mas locked himself mp IN MS
dwelling with a shot gun, pistol, etc.,
at his side - 90,
Several attempts have been made 10 get
TO him. but all have proved rune. ne
does not hesitate TO fire when any ono
is heard approaching. A. ..,
The officers have summoned ten men,
and will make a strong effort 10 cap."Ie
him to-day. They are determined NOT 20
be hafred. and as Carter Is niue weak
minded. serious trouble is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
THE GEOLOGTCIL PiRTY.
The Princeton students >afe-lroupie
with Indians Feared.

SALT LAKE, July 8.-Advlces from
Jackson's Hole Indicate that the position
of the settlers is becoming very critical
and that unless troops get there quickly
IL Is ufcbabie that general massacre Oh
whites will take place. NIL,
The latest aGxt IS from Governor ilch-
ards state Princeton Gec'cSicui ort,ty
state mat thov are safe so Ear Cavalry
troops are pushing 70 me scene on nv5-
uhties with an possible speed. Mc;.hl'nle
The settlers are entrcnched, awaiting Al
attack By the Indians. q. 80
WfNSTED CONN, july IA leis-
gram received 10y Or. Dennis az norfolk
mis- morning from his son states that the
geological party OF Princeton students
arc ~ Yellowstone Park, safe and wen.
NEW YORK. July 3.-B. Forsyth Lit
tie Of 40. 81 Wall street. who IS the
father of y. Forsyth Little. Jr.. one or me
party Of Princeton students now IN
Wyoning. received this morning the ioi-
lowing dispatch from Captain a :. an
ders1n. United States army M comma u
OF the trOOrs At Yellowstone PARK:
Fountain Geyser, Wyoming, July % --
The Princeton party all rlgh,. NO uoh-
bic. and everybody here and periesuy
well" o. -,
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 3.-Law
yer Sussex -. Davis this afternoon re-
celved "A telegram from the ~ ncHtcn
students. who. IL was feared, had peeh
cntranpoi by the BannOck Indians, STAT
Ing that they were all safe ana hod az
rived at Yellowstone Park
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

socrctarv send the following letter TO all
LIE members:
81 beg TO call your attention TO article
. ecction 3 OF the constitution, relative
90 ne members. Each life member shall
,,rnieb 10 the secretary fun and COM
,i,,o list Of all members OF his family.
s,,d such other requirements as may be
dens ndcd for the protection OF the society
an ar before the 18th day CT Septcmbsr
Of each year. who are entitled TO It's bene-
fits r.,-
at a meeting Of the Executive Com
,,t,too hold to-day a resolution was passed
'.ro.i,,ine that ali life membership ccrti-
nfafcs be called In and new ones issuei
a, tb.ir stead The committee has good
&c, IN believe that a number of the
mentors now appearing on the list are
dead and that the list should be revised
Ia ord,r that the life member privileges
shorid NOT Dee abused. and the interest
of the society IrOtecte1.
Enclosed is a blank form asking for
a renewal OF ccrtiitate which we would
bo yfad yau W0uli M out al yoHr earliest
convenience and return. Please also send
Win said certificate names OF the men,
hors of your family entitled TO privilege.
mar We may properly instruct our gate
Econer. and thereby prevent any trouble
oe a. vour entrance during the next Fair.
Tho resignation of Mr.. Everett Wadccy
"a third vice-prcsi1crt Of the society,
was read. and accepted. Professor W. Is.
Atwood. from the Executive Committee,
,,aa chosen 10 nll the vacancy. and Mr..
II. l.. Lorraine. from the Citizens Aux
uiarv Committee was elected member
81 the Executive Committee. President
watkins then announced that he would
a,noiut Mr.. 4. -. Landerhin member of
the Citizens Auxiliary committee, IN
the place OF Mr. Lorraine.
a letter vas received from Mr.. G. y.
wood relative 10 a bicycle race track to
he constructed within the race-track cir
Gle M the Exposition Grounds. The same
was referred 10 the president, secretary
ana Grounds and Buildings Committee for
action.
Dr Iud b. Wood suggested a form Of
ticket 10 De used for employees. exhibitors.
ana complimonfaries. which was adopted
The president stated to the committee
that he had been in conference with
General Phillips. Colonel Jones. and other
military officials, relative 10 inviting all
Of the military throughout the State 10
come 10 Richmond some day during the
Fair and be reviewed by the Governor
tie said mat the officers he had spoken
10 thought the idea an excellent one, and
promised 10 give every assistance possible
I'm the furthorance Of the success Of the
movement
I'm reference 10 the race track for bicy-
clog the association expresses their will
irrnces TO- assist the cycle men 10 the
best Of their ability. They are willing 10
let thom have the use Of the grounds and
crand-stand for three years. and after
that only nominal rent Will be charged.
At present the cyclists are training on
tho half-mile horse track. Around the
outer edge the track is very good. but
dusty by the fence. II win be rolled and
narrowed a number Of times in the near
future.
Quite large number Of crackajacks
are out training every afternoon. and
much enthusiasm is shown. The novice
race is exceedingly well patronized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
ODD EFFECT OF HEAT.
People Frustrated by IL Have Cool o""'e'
a. Mnlat skln.


That marked GOODNESS or the pooy
should be a recognized sign or heat cN-
naustlon seems ike nonsense, but ~
really sober. scientific fact. People VINO
work tn overheated rooms on hot days.
whether their brains or muscles are oc-
CAPPED, suffer from headache. prostratioh'
and nervous collapse The temperature
OF the body which should be ~ ana
fraction. sinks to 90 or %. and the Skin
is cool, pale. and moist.
In cases OF heat exhaustion sunuianus
are freely applied TO quicken the circuia-
ton and restore nervous power. For this
purpose nothing equals Dunys Pure Mait
whiskey. which IS kept on hand by work.
ers In Offices factories. shops. laundries-
wherever men and women with living
TO earn must toll on in the heat
our American summer is an awful drain
on the vital force. To sustain the hag-
ging energy during the torrid weeks Duff
fy's Pure Malt Wniskey is Of the greatest
possible benefit, and for that reason is
highly priced by the great body Of honest.
sef-respocting working people. IL is an
article for the home. Its purity ana ac-
knONiedged medicinal value make II a
treasure IN the family, especially IN the
hot months. when IN caees OF emergency,
the prompt use OF the superb sumutant
may avert disaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

Richmond. A. c.. Carn-al TO Larkin NJ.
Gin. 80 feet on west side of First
street. near Canal 5000
Mary D. and Joel Cook to Adam
Schraudt. y 7-l2 feet Oh east side of Sew
entecrth street, $3.50.
J. -. Crump, trustee. 10 William j. and
Maria r. Armistead and Anna D.. wife
Of r. O. Parker. 2691-2-l2 feet on west
side Of Fourth street. between Byrd and
Arch. ST.
William b. Fergusons trustee to WI
liam Is. Ferguson 2s feet on west side
of 81. John street. between Federal and
Charity. s..
f. A. and =. II. Nesbitt TO Rosa 3.
Brooks 10 feet ON south side of Jackson
street, between Fourth and Fifth, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

The Jury Discharged in the Terry Case,
Which VIII BE Tried Again.

Nt Jury Discharged IN the Terry tarts
Which VIII Rc Tried Again.
The Jury in the Terry case was brought
into the courtroom again yesterday
moraing az 10 O'Clock. when the Hastings
Court orered. and by order Of Judge ).
D. witt they then once more retired TO
their Ioom Al O'Clock in the afternoon
they NNr, sent for. ana Upon being ques-
toned by Che Court. the foreman replied
that they bad not yet agreed upon YER
diet They We're directed 20 ford's Hotel
20 have their dinner. and afterwards con-
tuuel tholr deliberations.
At O'Clock they were again sent for,
and upon the judges question, the fore
man made the same rtply-that no YER
ai.f Dad been agreed upon. When the
tulse asked whether any OF the jurors de-
sired to ask amy question as 20 some
legal point. or wished 10 have any OF
thD Witnesses recalled. Mr. John j.
Grimes one Of the jurors. spoke up, and
said that Doe was one of the men who
could not agree. aud that 40 additional
testimony could change his opinion IN
the natter
The Judge then thanked tho jury for the
careful attention which they had given
ne entire proceedings. and discharged
ih'm from further consideration Of the
ease.
The case went over until the September
torn. when Do Will Dee tried a seconi.iLc.
MI George =. Terry gave bail I'm the sum
OF 5000 for his appearance at that time
with Ar. George l.. Haw. his counsel as
surety.
lt is understood that the Jury stood ear
U.s. yesterday morning ten for conviction
ana two for acquittal. and that the situa-
tion did not change at all as the day
went by the two jurors I'm favor OF aC-
Quitial declaring that they would not
change their views untl dooms-day
The other cases disposed OF Yesterday
in the Hastings Court were as follows.
Jesse Hoy. The man who shot and
wounded William FOcg. WAS given sixty
days in JAIN and fined s..
Edward Gordon alias Fisher. was found
guilty OF petit larceny ana given six
months ln JAIN.
William Robinson was acquitted OF the
charge OF unlawful shooting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

l'i" Member Tickets BEING Used 10y the
lAInIlLe. of Won Long sinrs. Dcnd.

Families of Men Long Since Dead.
Saturday week ego Dr. Jud. y. Wood.
"a member of the Citizens Auxiliary Com
mittee OF the Virginia state Agricultural
ana Mechancai Society. and Secretary
owens went out TO Chesterfield and spent
saturday night and Sunday at the home
or PRESIDENT Watkins Saturday night the
three oiiciais had a conference relative
To- The Fair Co bee held this fall. and II
was the unanimous opinion that some
inlng should be done 10 rectifv the life
membership tickets. The gentlemen have
every reason 10 believe that the privi-
l'ses or life members are greatly abused
Last saturday Mr.. Watkins was IN the
CITY. and had talk with Colonel Murphy
ana colonel Wlckham on the same sub
%tt ana u was decided TO call a meeting
ot me Executive and Citizens Auxiliary
Committees. 90 consider the matter. This
meeting was held yesterday morning with
the following gentlemen present. Prosi-
dent j. y. Watkins. Colonel John Muir
ply Colonel ". r. Wickham. Messrs. 5.
n. Cottrell. w. T.. Taylor. j. II. Rothert.
q. o. Owens ii. l.. Lorraine Thomas
Christian, Dr. Jud. b. Wood. and Il. $.
Rose.
President Watkins stated 10 the com
mittee that he had several things 10
bring 20 their attention. the most i'm
pogtant being a revision OF the list OF
iife members He said that IN some in
stances the families OF members long
since dead were siill using the tickets.
After some discussion OF the matter, a
resolution was passed providing that the ]
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
THE sUGiR BOUNTY Claims.
Senators Canery and Blanchard Have an
Interview with Mr.. Carlisle.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Senators 'al-
fiery and Blanchard and Representative
Never. OF Louisiana. this morning infor-
mally discussed with Secretary Carlisle
the action OF Comptroller Bowler IN mold
ing up the payment Of the sugar-bounty
claims until satisfied Of the consttu-
tionality of making an Appropriation
therefor.
The senators endeavored 10 show that
the Comptroller was simply ministerial
officer, with no power 10 pass upon the
constitutionality of any law. and that his
power was limited TO the ascertainment
OF the fact that the account was correct,
and then 10 pass on H.
Sect. Carlisle pointed out the fact that
the position Comptroller Bowler assumed
was not a new one The Secretary said he
could not direct him 10 pass on the ac-
count. that the Comptroller, In his Judg-
ment could go so far as even to decline
10 give any reason FOR his act This was
a revelation to the delegation. although
all three had voted for the Dockery bill,
which continued In the office of the Comp
troller powers vested in it since the
Treasury was organized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
UONORs TOR BiBI MIRION.
President Cleveland's Daughter May Open
the Atlanta Exposition.

ATLANTA, July 23.-Baby Marion
Cleveland will probably touch the button
that will start the machinery at the
opening of the Cotton States and Inter-
national Exposition. The Western Union
GRAY Gables and another into the EXPOSE
ton grounds here An operator in At
lanta Will give the signal. and at the
other end. 90 miles away, touch or
me button will send the current that
starts the wheels.
The Exposition directors desire that
President Cleveland's third daughter shall
touch the button. Mr.. Cleveland was ori-
Semtennber 18TH. lie replied that his en-
gapemonts would not allow him To re-
main here but few hours on that day
If he should come and that he proposed
TO come on October 18th, which VIII De
President s-Day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

Professor Edmund Harrison. formerly
OF the chair of Latin of Richmond Col
lege, has made arrangements with Mr..
JOhn +. Mcclure 10 teach three hours
a day In Mt. McGuires school during
the coming session. Professor Harrison
VIII also 90 other teaching ia the city
Ills branches viii De Latin and rench.
his anllty as "a teacher and his high
desree OF scholarship and culture, as well
as ms character ana manners az hish-
toned Christian gentleman. will be val
ua.le ACQUISITION % Nh. McGulre-s aono0L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
Mr.. MaithcN.' Annolnfment.

Mr.. James ST. Matthews a wen-known
and esteemed member of the Richmond
bar, has received notification OF his ap-
pointment TO an important position In the
Department OF Justice at Washington,
and viii leave al once for his new post
OF duty. A long and faithful career as
lawyer in this city has made him many
friends who Will wish him success In his
new home. Mr.. Matthews two sons are
now citizens OF WASHINGTON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
vIo1froEs or rHE scyDAr LAW.
They are Arraigned and Fined in the Po-
lice Court.

They are Arraigned and Fined IN the 70
lice Court.
Justice Crutchdeid was kept busy in the
Police Court yesterday for a while trying
cases of persons who had been charged
with the violation of the Sunday law.
There We're an sorts of trInsgrcssOrs
hrorrht before him. and even the boot
hl1ck was not spared
s. B. Craig was fined 50 and costs for
selling three cents worth of candy
Fernando Martin had 10 pay q similar
fue for lisn0sing OF some ico-cream
NichOlas Somm1 was taxed a sim lar
amCLut for delivering goods on sunday
James Brown Charles Wet. lni Heckcl
Brown three colorcl hooi-hlioks. We're
fined So each FOR backing boots on sun
day morning This zine. hos vcr was
finally romittod inasmuch as they claim
cd that police officer had given them
permission to continue their work.
Juno Seistor colored. was sent 10 tho
elmshouse on the charge of being
yagrart
Lucinda Davis was dismissed on the
charge OF cur-Ing Barbara lickersOn.
Thr case Of Frank West charged with
stealing silver watch worth $40. from
charles Wood was continued until to-
day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

The Olc Dominion Fishing Club viii
Capes and TO Cobb's Island on ncNt FRI
uay, July 26tl. Go be gone for about ten
days. The club consists OF the following
members. John T. Mayer. commander;
James T. Vaughan. T.. y. Taylor. 5. MEG
Fisher, Morris Claggett, W. VI. Williams.
HCtchkss.
The club Will. as on former occasions,
shlp on the sloop Sallie. of which Captain
~. Deer, Of Hampton. is the skipper
evening 5y the Ola Dominion steamer
leaving for Newport News. and from
there The craft viii continue its way un-
der sail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

neys broke the news TO him; Think OF
a man 10 be hung two days hence. with
the death-watch already set, receiving
the communication that gave him life.
Is II any wonder that he tainted. having
been under this mental strain Tor weeks?
what Joy he must have felt 10 have been
given this life when Is go dear TO us all.
On yesterday this unfortunate man made
his will which consisted OF little tract
OF land in Fairfax county, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

The ladies OF the Towards Grove Bap-
fist church viii give what promises 10 be
delightful excursion to West Point to-
day. Not only is 10 the most interesting
day OF the Dover Association, which adds
much 20 the entertainment Of those who
will 80, but IL VIII give a chance for
delighfnl dip in salt water for those who
Ike bathing. and GOOD fishing and crab
bing can also be INDUCED in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
DISASTROUS cLoCD BURST.
Half the Business Part of New Mexico
Vc.xn washed Away.

Ifnf The Eu-Int-s T AT IT q " " ~ ''1'"
Town Washed Away.
Ell ,PASO. TEXAS July 25.-silver
CITY. \. NJ. was visited Sunday night by
the most disastrous washout in its his
tory. The town is located on the side OF
a hill. and in a gulch. \ cloud burst above
il. and almost without warning, tre-
the town from several points Probably
half the business part was washed away,
and in the main street the sand and
debris was piled up to the vi 'dows OF
desfrcved. and the Treu.cnt and Broad
way Hotels were wrecked; IN fact houses
tumhled down all over the town. Gillett
& Son lost $4,000 worth OF stock. Bridges
were washed away. and nVe miles OF the
Santa Fe track was torn up. Inc weatn-
er is still threatening.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. Silver
City had 5000 inhabitants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

Bishcp Van D. yyver will celebrate his
silver jubilee to-day wiki o'clock
mass IN the morning There Will be no
formal ceremonies In connection with the
event, al the request OF the Bishop.
twenty-five years ago to-day Bishop
Van dc \ylcr was ordained priest ia
Brussels. Belgium. and soon after his
ordination he came TO America and To-
Gated IN Richmond. IN which diocese he
has labOrei ever since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
\ ~laIitlcr Shit

J. A. Campbell, who lives in Tuckahoe
district Henrico county. yesterday en-
ployed LAWYERS W. IL. Beverage ana
George W. Thomas 10 institute suit
against G. IL. 4. Ball for $4,000 for defa-
nation Of character and SANDER
This action grew out Of trouble between
the two men resulting from Ball. on
Sunday last, taking up cows belonging 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
STATUE no GENERlL HANCOCK.
An Effort VIII be Made TO Raise the Money
Among Confederate Veterans.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. July 3.-Steps
were taken at one OF the river resorts
lust below Washington last night. look
ing 10 the erection in New ORLEANS OF
statue 10 General ". 5. Hancock, the
hero OF Gettysburg. The subject was
N llv discussed a. the excursion gwen
bv several hundred Grand Army men
as invited guests. Arrangements for TINS
work have been put in the hanis oil
General Heth, and a plan will soon be
outlined for raising fund among u.
eSltisrs who served I'm the Confederate
army. II waa thought 20 We fitting that
p statue should be erected in a repre-
sentative city Of the extreme south, me
idea having been sugg sted by 1he re-
ans Of a monument 10 the six thousand
confederate dead buried there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

During the summer months the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road sells round-trip tickets 10 all its
stations on Saturdays. good untl the
following Mondays only, az the one-fare
rate. Tickets on sale only az Byrd-Street
Station. {. \. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

NORFOLK. VA, July 2}.-Special.-Wil-
liam NJ. Blackley eX-secretary Of the
Norfolk baseball team, who has been IN
1ail several days on the charge OF getting
money under false pretences. was re-
leased to-day. 8icssrs. White & Fulford.
who cashed the checks for him. having
Withdrawn their complaint.
Martha Scott. young colored woman,
died of hemorhage on Fenchurch-street
pavement to-day before aid could be OBJ
tanned.
Mr. Frank Elliott has been appointed
chief clerk 10 General Freight Agent
Caps. of the Seaboard Air Line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

Among the visitors at the State Library
building yesterday were the following:
j. Y Harris, treasurer Of Dinwidd e
county; H. Fitzgerald. sergeant OF Man
terrified county: j. w. Broaaush. treas
urer of Manchester
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

take per cent. for your money when
the State Building and Loan Company
will ray you on its SEQ fuii-raid stock
q Fer cent. and guarantee you per
cent. on its So paid-up stock. which is
the same as time certificate or deposit
in a bankf Call on or address us IT
HOS east Main street, Richmond, Va.
THOMAS 4. stage,
President.
w. MINOR WOODWARD.
Nice-Presdent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
suit was entered by Mrs. Elizabeth b.
Whitlock against the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association. Damages, 49,
100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

HARLOTTESVILLE VA. Jnly D.
Special Professor Ormon1 stone, dreS-
tor Of the Leander-M Mccormick observa-
tory. lcctured this evening before the
Normal School on the Solar System"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

Misses Emile Lucia. and Mary Wilson,
Of Fredericksburg, are the guests or Mt.
Inhn N. HIgalns. 2l9 GoNornor street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

Makes pure blood. These three words
tell the whole story OF the wonderful
best blood purifier and spring medicine.
Hoods Pills cure jaundice. biliousness.
SICK headache. constipation ana al liver
lila
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31
The Coming Winter.

The following has appeared in a
number of State exchanges:
The Indians say the coming winter
will be a light one. as the pine nut
crop was very poor"
We have come to the conclusion that
the Indians do not know Of what thew
talk. In 1889 the pine nut crop was a
failure, and the winter of 1SS9-9O was
n Of the most severe ever known in
the history Of the state, and if the Sc
verify Of this winter is to be Judged
by the pine nut crop, then look out for
a repetition of 1890.
We distinctly remember that mum
Der of Indians in Churchill county
died from the effects of eating cattle
that had frozen or starved to death.
and in several instances the writer
knows Of one Indian family that eX-
listed on ground barley and the re-
mains of dead cattle for over two
weeks.
1t is a poor criterian to go by that a
poor pine nut crop insures a light
winter .~"-R4veille.