The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
MANY ASSOCIATIONS MEET
GOVERNOR O'sERRLL WITH Military
Escort VIII be Present ON the 22d Instsu' >
Farmers Favor Reciprocity With
South America--The Chinese.
Women MIDDLE Caused
by Jealousy.

ATLANTA. GA. Oct. i2.-The National
Council or Women. which has been
holding daily sessions at the Womans
Building, adjourned tonight.
Addresses were delivered to-day as fol-
lows
"rhe Functions OF the Cabinet" May
Wright Sewall. Secretary OF Foreign Re
lations. Indiana.
Relation OF Art and Literature TO
Michigan.
Social Economics Isabelle Charles
Davis, New York.
Relation of the Home to woman's
Work." Rachel Foster Avery, Pennsyl-
vania.
Influence of Women on Religious Pro-
gress," Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson. presi-
dent. New York.
A congress OF professional women was
also held in the Woman's Building, at
the Exposition to-day. and several ad-
dresses were delivered.
ASSOCIATIONS aALoar.
The National Bankers Association, the
National Laundrymon's Association. the
National Road Parliament. tho National
Editorial Association. Will meet here next
week.
Governor O'Ferrall. OF Virginia. to-day
telegraphed that he will be hero on Nir-
ginia-D October 22d. with a large
military escort. THIS II the day before
President Cleveland comes
The press associations OF North and
! South Carolina and Texas also come
next week.
The Iowa editors, twcniy-siN In num-
Der, were here to-day.
The FSrmers National Congress adopt
| ed Il resolution to-day favog.ng fecipro-
F..If ,s4I
| South American snd Central American
countries. There was very little discus
sion on the subject. the farmers being
| very much OF one mind. This action is
/ in part due 70 the address Yesterday of
/ Senior Yanos, of Venezuela, and MI.
Bates. of Chicago
Monday VIII b. a day az debate. The
! Committee on Resolutions has a volume
OF financial resolutions 10 act on.
dozen members have presented free-silNer
1 and brctalic resolutions, and there VIII
| be a very determined effort to have
some resolution OF that kind adopted.
/ Tho outlook is that the congress will
endorse free coinage outright OF endorse
an International bImctallic conferences.
| Officers were elected to-day as follows:
resident-H. T.. clayton. Iowa.
General yice-President-G. NJ. Ryalls,
| Georgia.
/ Sccretary-John VI. Stahl
| Troasmcr-Henry Hayden, Iowa
| The Congress- is holding It's session IA
the auditorium OF the Exposition.
THE CHINESE VILLAGE.
The nine Chinese women who were
| taken from the Chinese village AZ the
Exposition on the ground that they were
brought 10 this country and detained
| here for improper purposes. were before
| United states Judge Newman to-day.
/ Habeas corpus proceedings had been be-
! gun at the instance of two laundrymen
! in the city who declared that the wo-
men were held as slaves at the ENpos-
tion.
The girls who said they were actresses
| I'm China and hold similar positions IN
the Chinese village here testified that
they al came 10 this country Voluntarily.
! Their engagement Is for the Exposition,
they stated. They get six dollars week,
and arc now presenting a tragedy en-
! uucl "rhc Lovers Revenge
Leon Tam and Ow-fang. the conces-
sionaries for the village, swore that the
action was brought by two jealous chi
nese "Johnnios" here I'm Atlanta whom
| the girls had declined TO know. The
! habear corpus has materially interfered
/ wsth preparations which the Chinese
! have been making FOR the celebration OF
some kind on the midway In which an
| eECrmous dragon Is TO figure.