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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

Ones physical feelings like the faithful setter,
search and point out plainly the fact OF disease Of
health. .. ,
If man is not feeling we'll and vigorous-if he 10
losing flesh and vitality if he is istless nervous:
sleepless, he certainly is not we'll. The down hill
road from health sickness is smooth and declines
rapidly.
takes a pure simple vegetable tonic. II puts his d.
geson into good active order and that puts the rest
of his body in order. The medicine that Will 90 this
;s a medicine that is good to take in any trouble Of
the blood the digestion the respiration, no matter
how serious it may have become
The medicine to take is Dr. Perce's Golden Med.
ical Discovery 1t is remarkable remedy. It cures
diseases in perfectly natural way without the use
of strong drugs 1t by helping Nature. II has
a peculiar tonic effect on the lining membranes Of
the stomach and bowels. BY putting these men,
branes into healthy condition: stimulating the secfe
ton of the various digestive juices and furnishrgto
the blood the proper purifying properties it reaches
out over the whole body and drives disease germs BE-
fore it into the usual excretory channels 1t builds
up firm muscular flesh, makes the skin and the eyes
bright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
DEATH or FREDERICK LOcKER-LAMPsOy.

London. May &.-Frederick Locker Lampson
died to-day at Rowfant Sussex He was the
OF r. j. Locker. +. II. S. After the death OF the
late Sir Curtis lampson. whose daughter he mar
ried. he added the name of Iampson 10 his own:
He contributed numerous reviews to THE Times.
and was the author Of London Lyrics" and
patchwork"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
CONVICTED MURDERER LYycHEn

Eilicott City, Md. May 2S-Jacob Henson coi''eS:
convicted In Howard County for the murae. -
DAME. +. Shea. and sentenced to be hanged 'u'.
Z was taken from the jail by a mob at an esIv
hour this morning and hanged TO the limb OF ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
A SUBSTANTIAL CITIZEy.

From The Pittsburg Chronicle-Teegraph
Speaking OF taxes. Mr. Birmingham Is one or
the heaviest taxpayers in the city
Nonsense: he doesn't own square foot OF real
estate.
NO: but he weighs nearly 800 pounds"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Bar.
Inch.
3O.5
800

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes In Indicated by The self.
recording barometer The dotted represents the
perature recorded at Pcrrys Pharmacy
Tribune Office May 20 n. m.-The weather yesterday
fair and pleasant The temperature ranged between
81 and 10 degrees the average 2ss, being degrees
higher than Monday and degree higher than on the
corresponding day last year -
The weather to-day Is likely be fair and warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
B0Kg THE ORDEAL WITH APLOMR

From The indianapolis Journal.
He learned 10 play tunes on comb.
And became such a nuisance at nomo
That ma spanked him, and then-
Twill you do II again. .,>,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
WATER ROUTE FOR SEA GATE

The Norton Point Land Company have arranged
with their land agents William r. Rae Com
pany for boat service to Sea Gate leaving Battery
New,York, ?IO. LILO a. m. ITO. 3l0 $40 D. m.
and Bay Ridge. Brooklyn, $50 IL 40 a M IA a:Ao
and $40 p. N. daily. ' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
HE HEATHER REPORT
A STORM CENTRE IN NEBRASKA.

Washington May 2SThe pressure is high in the Middle
Atlantic States and the Pacific coast. An
pressure Mississippi and Missouri
valleys and the Rocky Mountain slope. with storm CEN
Nebraska. attended BY high souiherly winds The
has fallen the upper lake region and risen In
all the other districts The temperature has risen de-
oidedly Of the dSssippi River ard fallen the
Rocky Mountain slope. Extremely weather for the
season prevailed to-day in the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys. Rain has occurred the Rocky
Mountain districts and the Pacific coast and Is
reported from Hayre ana Winnemucca. Showers have
fallen the West Gulf States Showers indicated for
the Gulf States and the Upper Missouri Valley and fair
weather Will prevail in the other districts. The tempera-
ure Will be higher cast Of the Mississippi River and will
be lower In the Missouri Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine. New Hampshire Vermont, fair warmer:
norhery winds. becoming southweserly
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island Connecticut fair:
warmer: southwesterly winds.
For Eastern New-York fair. warmer southwcstery
winds. becoming southeasterly.
For Eastern Pennsylvania New jersey fair: warmer
southwesterly winds becoming southerly
For the Distric u Columbia Delaware and MARYLAND
fair; warmer. southrrly winds
For Virginia. fair; warmer; southeastcry winds
For West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania and Western
New York fair. warmer. increasing southerly winds
For Ohio and Indiana. fair warmer: high southery
winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
| Am a Pioneer

IN the western par, Of this State and never need
Cd any medicine till Of late. had bad attack
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
RATTLE ABBEY or SOUTH.
Genera, Confederate Veteran Com
nittcc on Nr. HOuss's Proposition.

ruitfce on Nr. HDGHs's tfGro%t't'hs
NEW ORLEANS. La. August PA
resolution was adopted. at the Houston.
Confederate reunion for a committee TO
le composed Of ono member to D. named
rs each Southern State. or division 20
be appointed 10 examine into ana re-
rort upon the plans submitted by Charles
Broadway Rouss for the erection of
great building TO be known as the Bat
ne Abbey Of the South" whore the re-
cords. cherished relies. and mcmentoes Of
the southern people in the civil var are
90 be collected and preserved for future
ages.
General Gordon hes appointed the fol
lowing committee. under the above reso-
utlon-to wit: General George II.
Stewart South River. Anne Arundel
county. Md: Colonel j. j. Mcintosh.
Meridian. Miss; General George T.. john
ston. Tuscaloosa. Ala; colonel J. y.
Cary. Richmond. Va; General j. A..
Ch1rlorou. Now Orleans; Captain j. II.
league Aiken. s. O.; Major ". j. car
r.tt. Nashville Tenn. colonel John ..
easier. oklahoma. o. T.; General w. j.
Chipley. Pensacola. Fla; Colonel J. r.
Cravens. Springfield. No; Captain John
II. Carter. Ayen. Ky; Colonel Acwar!
Williams. Atlanta. Ga; Non. ". G.. Rat
cliNe. Little Rock. Ark; Major Thomas
vs.. Gore. Galveston. Tx; General =. i.
Hokc. Raleigh " G.. ID. l.. G. remnant
McAlMstor l. r: Captain :. II. Hickory
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
EAST RADFoRD.
Marriage AnnounceHcnt-ifi ciscd IN
the .'pce-YeTnouni.

EAST RADFOKD. VA, august "a
al)-Cards are out for The marriage
80 NJ T Walter Honkirs. q prominent
-. 49,. .l.lo ., Miss Carrie
80 'Ha''' "a '"' -. .,--.-...,...
i. Brshtwell. OF Bedford CI-y' sep MGR
30. at 2:3J o'clock. Mss br.snt"-I mas
b.en assistant PRINCIPAL IA Belle Heth
.o,de,,,,. &, po9f,r5 for several years
49, t5e corer,ruy The -couplc VIII 20
. 49,, 7 3D.. .,r o. et,.~. stor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
THE BIMETALLISTS.
German League On The Declaration Of
h7. baliOur.
ryGL,ND.s REAL SENTIMENTS.
They Are believed to lie In Favor
of nm International Conference
Chancellor Won HoEcn,obe Ready
to Call One.


BERLIN, August -i-Ihe lea'efs u Tue
German Timetable League, slthough 10
= co,s,de-ahla derree discouraged by the
o -. =, ,ho D-,.,,h
deciaiauoh Oh MI D'i'0"' 80
House Of Commons, that he had no r'bh'
70 plelre his colleagues in The Ministry
g. O. ,,ifc,, favorable 70 IN. converting OF
~ " f'"'' -
another interHauohii hlo''''a'!
ence refuse 20 regard the British leadeF )
statement as final in determining tho ac-
-, c.. r,,i,,i, IN tbs matter Com
''0'' - -, 80, r.c,,,,sd
mNh4-"'''''9 VIZ -.
from the British Bime'alilc League i'p'o
sent Mr. Balfour as wiling to assist III
bringing about n conference, but be Is
....-,....,,,.., a. him, d4slrous. before
'.'' '1.- 80 49,. c.tt,..
placing the question D--o'e '"o
of being enabled 70 pressn, 10 MS COZ
nqrlles feasible basis OF discussion.
IA, ,r. German, French. and English BIZ
.... ......,,,.,.. ,.,,,,os,,s If rho
hl' '''''7'' 80"
char cter ineNt.n'-' i.olo,9l1 SLn
wor.d lHi-c- c"thc. 'Ivt az" ll.o'-'
carry out MS PROMISE ~ ''"r 80 ''','.I-'
IN o. calling q. ii co'4ieIt ''i' I'll 80
movement 70 Us repre- ti'sl III l',Hr ''.,i-
nunicauous, VIII not refuse 10 JON III Us
deliberations.
Tie attitude taken ny Mr, hlH vi
J. SIMPLY the poa'-'vi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

music for those inclined 20 indulge "the
terr,slchorean." The tournament, which
was the event ~ tn day. took place at
=. NJ. the knights riding on bicycles
IN stead OF horses. aS Is the usual way
The successful knights were AIR. Frank
Horpbaker. knight q: SAILOR, Mr. ". o.
Metz. knight OF the rri,by Foot: Mr.
II. Ramsay Taylor. Knight Before Last"
and Mr.. benjamin Merchant. knight OF
Wayeriy."
NJ Hornb8ker. the first, made total
az EIGHT rings out OF nine. Nessrs. Metz
ana Tavlor tied for second place. making
seven rings each. and IL was only after
thev each had ridden five times more
co,iis the tie lie broken Nr. j. y. Horn
baker and Mr.. Merchant tied fCr third
place but one ride more decided the con-
iost I'm Mr. Merchants favor. Mr Metz
eftaryar,s resigned his privilege Of
crownine first maid 81 honor 20 Mr. !. y.
Hornbaker. the unsuccessful knight above
mentioned. ,ir Frank Hornla.er crown
Cd Ms Like Selling queen OF love and
boaufv. Mr.. J. =. Hornbsker crowned
N,irs Nav. Boiling first maid. Mss Katie
Uornbalcr was crowned second maid b.
T. Ramsay TAYLOR. AL Miss BERTHE
brooke Of washington, was crowned
third maid By Sir. Bcnilmin Merchant
The coronation address was delivered by
Mr. George :. Patton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
In OLD KAlNTUCK.
Democratic Situation Further CCmpli-
Gated BY Conference.
HARDIN NOT ASKED TO RETIRE.
The Leaders Advocate Standing by
the Party Nominee for Governor
ton at This Outcome.

LOUISVILLE. ky. August 2i-Ths
Democratic situation In Kentucky was
further complicated by the conference
held in this city to-day between the
Democratic State Central Committee and
a number OF the candidates FOR state Of
fees There had been rumors that Hon.
=. W Hardin would be called on TO with
draw from the ticket. on account OF his
stand on the silver question. The con-
ference was behind closed doors. but IL
IL said that this contingency was TO,
even considered. Although most Of tho
candidates We're recognized as sound
money men, all except X. r. Tyler the
nominee for Lieutenant Governor. advo-
Gated standing by Mr.. Hardin In his
construction Of the platform The ma
jorlty OF the state Committee urged that
the only course to b. followed was 20
give the ticket united support. regard
less Of the currency issue.
The only formal acton taken hy tbs
conference WAS the appointment q a
committee 70 prepare an address 20 tho
Democratic voters Of the State explaining
the rerllous position OF the party. and
urging al TO work and vote lor tho tn
tire ticket.
~ special committee consists OF
Charles r. Long, chairman OF the state
Committee. Grey Woodson, % Ovens
poro': Hanson Kennedy. Of Nicholas coun-
IS. anu II. T. Thompson. o. Clark
county Mr.. Long Is "sound-money'
man. and the other three members OF
the committee are for free silver.
Considerable dissatisfaction II expressed
by opponents Of free coinage with
the frutless result o. TIE conference.
There are rumors % differences IN tho
state Committee. and probable resigna-
,lons OF some Of the members on account
| - AZ. nntInn innel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
THE OUTRAGE AT TARsUs.
Affair More Serious Than mt FIRST
suprosed-Eepnrat Demanded.

WASHINGTON. August 2L-The state
Department, has received Information from
Minister Terrell. AT Cons tlnt.nopie, CON
corning the recent attack on the premises
Of Mr.. Christie. OF Baltimore, report Ia
regard to which bad previously bean com
municated by Mavrcyenl Boy, thu Turkish
Minister At Washington.
Mr.. Terrelrs report and that Of the
United States Consul at BeyI0ut sno"
that the affair was more serious than u
was nj frs; supposed to BE- Ny. Cnrsue
students and servants having bean severe
Is beaten and his own life thre,tcnsd.
The State Department confidently eN-
poets that Mr. Terrefs prompt action III
obtaining from tho Porte instructions 20
the Vail Of Beyrout TO investigate ana
prosecute those found gully VIII secure
immediate and full justice, aa promised III
Mavr0yeui Eey's communication.
IN. United States Consul at Beyrout
has also been ordered By Minister Terrell
to proceed 20 Tavsus and investigate tha
matter personally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

Press Club NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hoyz'
Trip to old Point. Sc.

Press Club Mooplight-Orphnn Boys
Trip to ola Point. .Sc.
The excursion 20 Dutch Gap on tho
Pocghontas next Tuesday evening under
tae ausuic6. Ok the Oh Dominion Press
cub VII be one Of the most attractive
II the season. NJ tine. trouble, or exc
pens- is being slsrsd 90 make the trip
perfect in every detail \ wealth OF
musical ana other attractions have been
secured for the eccasion and arrange-
mtnts have been made whereby The best
results possible w,.i be attained IN tho
ca-cr.Ag department.
Mrs. Gu. saDeilnterdcnt OF the Male
Orphan Asylum. has completed arrange
mouts for her excursion 70 Old Poins
tO-inOgr0w week. THIS being LabOr-Day.
there VIII b. a general suspension OF
business. and the excursion Offers an
excellent opportunity 10 spend Day at
tle seashore at slight cost. The traiI
viii leave The Chesapeake and Ohio depot.
Seventeenth ana Broad streets. at $50
~ n. and returning. VIII leave Old Po.nt
at 7:3) 2. N. Persons wishing 20 90 10
Norfolk or Virginia Beach will leave this
train At Newport News. Mrs. Gil! has
arlcnsed 50 that her patrons can get din-
ner ara supper at tho iyseia at reduced
rates.
The ladies' OF Un!on-Siatien Methodist
Ep. sc0pal church viii give aD excursion
10 Oh Point Tuesday week. The pro-
caeds vii! be devoted 20 the general
church fund This - the las. picnic
that viii be given under the auspices II
these ladies' this season. and consequently
the last opportunity % enjoy The hospi-
tallfy. The care. AMI f0retAougbt ot oDs
OF the bcst-ordered excursions OF the sea-
son special train Will leave the chess-
ptake and ONO depot "a $50 a. ~. and
lie return journey VIII be begun et 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
OR KNIGHTS DEPARTING.
They Leave on Their pilgrimage 10
Ho.tor-f.rsnd EDtrrtninmeot.

Ep-tgrs--i.rfH 1
seyenty-Aye Knights Tempiar or Rich
moni Commanlery. No. >, lett with their
families by special train over the southern
railway at 10 r. N. yesterday Tor Bos-
ton. -. Andrews Commardcry. No -.
viii start on their pilgrimage to that
city today.
For a year or more a committee OF tho
Grand C9mmanlery 81 Massachusetts,
has been actively preparing for the con-
cIaVe and TO expense has teen spared
10 make this the grandest reception ever
accorded the Grand Encapmcnt. Decorii-
tons throughout the city are on most
elaborate scale. \ number Of arches hayo
been built in the streets. In the public
gardens Masonic emb.ems, formed from
flowers o. every hue adorn the walks,
and the greatest ingenuity f. said 70
hav0 been displayed in their arrange
meu,s Every available space AS been
utilized for the cree ion ~ reviewing
stands. and the city IS mass Ok bunting,
vari-coloreI electric lamps, and mlgnif-
cent designs.
Richmond Commandery. No. .. VIII
hold religious service on board tho
steamer Guyanl0tte this morning. Tho
order II service has been printed In
'amphlet form. encl0sed IN cover of
oh.ate design OF blue ana gold on a white
ground. re work OF the }. l.. Printing
Company.
captain Frank Cunningham took with
him the Eminent Commanders sword.
presented q Richmond Commaudery by
De Noiay Commandery. u Boston. I'm
ls.e and the case II Jewels. presented in
l.si BY he Providence az. - Comman-
ry. The sword is very valuable one.
having 1awelied-atudled hllt, and being
,nc-sel IN sheath u solid gold. II VII
bc exhibited win other treasures AZ Viz
elnia headquarters IN Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
,nprNAL GIBBONS At HOME.
He L. Welcomed by Ihonsands-P"b-
ITO R.c~utiou This Evening.

lie Reception Z hiN 'H'..''r-'
BALTIMORE ND. august 1.-Two
thousand persons gathered at Camden
station this afternoon 70 welcome home
Cardinal Gibbons after an absence In
Eurors Of fifteen weeks IS his Eminenc'
stsn,ed from Ta!rd-N.ce-Prgsi G. r.
T.rIe private car "Ha't.morc," flon-
famous shout q greeting went up iioia
the threats o.; the assembled .hra1g' ara
,.ruv Of his close peItoull .ri,uis ore sed
GROUND the distinguished chlrcnm9n %
cen,ra tulate him OF his safe return 10 lbs
St- city.
James T. Wheeler. president OF the
Catholic club. addressed - few words or
erecting 10 his Eu!uercc 30 winch b.
welcomed "the most highly ccsoe-t,d ana
best beloved citizen az rho country back
o. h's home. and am-ue his people
Iu- Em!nerCs responded, thanking ifc
assembled muirtgde f.r the manifesto
lions Of goodwill. and after shaking, tie
.rIs ~ % number % clergy and lfle'l Us
DE Cli1laal and BISHOP Foley, %: dee
uolt. entered carriage a1d were driven
g. The archeriscoptl residence aec, in-
ranic3 by IL rlarI o.. honor composed a.
! - members Of the Cataoi.e Cab
Tomorrow Yight tie Cardinal viii he
rendered q public reception AT the rocns
az nc Cathode club II IS eN9--ts.
that nearly an the clergy Of tn arch
diocese and maay prc.at-s fl9m nclEhaor-
ing cities VIII &c present personally %
tender 10 his Lmiacrce their cougratI-
l.fi0ls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

th- pCklns Government would soon aDoi-
lsh the system o! outrage
Decisive action e necessary TO 1ispel the
deluslen IN Picking that no Power Will
ever deal q blow, however IL may be
provoked. The time IS near when an
armed .morstration viii be Inevitable.
JOINT ACTION ADVISED.
Baron Wallcgg. q most eminent German
traveller In Asia. has written 10 the press
advising Joint action by tn Pow RS
through river police on the Yang Use
kang lie says that had only lcJ Euro
moan marines marched inland from Foo
chow. the outrag-s at kJ-Cacng would
have been stored Warsh.ps on the river
vorld break the resistance Of the stiff
urcked mandarins. in ls53 a few AmerI-
can warshlps. under Perry. were sufficient
to compel the japanese to open up their
country. Similar action now would open
ghina's enormous treasures and develop
foreign trade
II has tianspircd that at a secret meet
Ing % tie Radical members Of the House
Of Commons. Gt which Mr. Henry La
louchero presided. a memorial was draft
q inviting Sir William Vernon Harcourt
20 assume the leadership Of the LIBERAL
marty. only seventeen members signed
the memorial. and II was therefore drop
ped.
Mesrrs. Gompcrs and Magui's, the
American delegates 10 the Trades Con
gress. were welcomed on their arrival IN
London ly Ben Tillctt sam. Woods. SEC
rotary Of the Trades Parliamentary Com
mittee, and other Labor Unionists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

Nothing o. significance n reference -
the 81. Louis meeting u piGg-toblcco
manufacturers has been learned by toe
Richmond tobaccO-men during the past
two days Messrs. Atkinson ana Mayo.
who attended the antitrust conference.
are not expected buck until next we X.
The 81. Louis Republic Of thursday
publishes picture o. MF. =. n. Mayo. oc
this city. in which the Richmond iobac-
c0nlst Is standing Ia a crowd OF cagl-
taiisis. among whom are Grin SOFTEN. u.
IorlillarG. Jr.. II. &. Elliott. Colonel Nick
FINER. Colonel NetmOre. ana Z. j. S9rg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
BARRETT SMITHS DEATH.
The Corcncr's Jury Sry Ills wife
Poisoned Him.

4 ~ tFs f'iH VIZ
Poisoned him.
SCOTTSYILLE. Va, August 2i-(Spe-
cial)-The inquest on the body OF Bar
rett Smith VINO He'd yesterday, was held
this morning az about 10 o'clock at the
residence Of William Smith, a brother
Of the deceased ON account OF the
places being partly IN the county % Flu
wanna IL was thought q Agst that il
would be necessary that a Fiuyanna jus
tice ollciate, but Il vas found afterwarl
that the land was assessed Ia Albemarle.
AMI. therefore Mr.. John T.. Dawson. a
justice for Albcmlrle. acted as Coroner.
Several doctors were present. with the
view Of holding a post-mortom examine
ton. bat this was found - be entirely
impiactcable. on account OF the advanced
stage Of decomposition o. tho remains.
After hearing the testimony tn Coro-
ners jury rendered q verdict that de
ceased came 30 his d-ath from poison
from crotou-oI. administered to him by
his wife MIS-. Rosa Smith"
Smiths antc-nOvtem statement was
taken on Thursday by Or Bowieg. and
viii he used in the trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
Pilgrims Mt Lcurdcs.

LOURDES, August i2l-Fourteen rail-
way tra.as. loaded with sick. manned.
and otherwise inclpacltatcd persons. ar
rived mere from Paris today. ant their
wretched occupants are lying helpless
about the station. ciamoiing 10 be carried
% the sacred srotto. There are now
5000 person here waiting 10 Zee dipped
IN the healing water, many VI whom ap-
pear TO be- az Deaths door. Seventeen
occupants cf the last train. which came
from Paris. d.cl On the journey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
GOOD ROADS MEETING.
addrc.ses ~ General Ray stone
n.fd Other.

ROANOKE. ". Augus 2t-(ap.cial)-
4 good roads meeting was hell at the
Young Mems Christian Association HAL
today. and was wsil attend %. cons lerns
the brief notice that bal been gwen II.
!. ellis. vce-presileHt u the Virginia
Gool-Roals' Association, prcs3 g. Al-
dresses on TIE importance of lo-l ina
pr0vement and Che wogE ~ Tho VIZ MA
Association wer. m11. hv Grprral Ray
stone. chief o. the Roads D.v. rr ~ the
United Stltes Department of Agriculture.
and ". ". Anderson, secretary o. the
Virginia Association.
". J.. N1omwl. supervisor NJ Roanoke
county. told what had Ieen done 20 the
county IN tho way cf r1aI mrr0s em.nt IN
The last four years. ana f.i1 that more
money was needed 90 carry Oh The work.
Mr.. AND rs1n !n hi. remarks. advocated
county supervision o. r-l4a with incl
dental safe aid cs The best method Tor
building good roatf.
General stone ard Mr. Anderson rert 10
buchanan thls afternoon. whore d ) ad-
dressed q similar meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
TOOiS s.is OWN LIFE.
Chmrlestonian Cuts Ills Throat In
Nashingtpu-Dead Some Days.

WASHINGTON, y. G., August "a
II. y. Nasle. Il resident Of Charleston.
5. c.. g years Old, came here about two
weeks ago and opened store. Ills place
OF business hes not been opened since
wednesday and tonight q strong odor
was detected coming from the building
The store was entered By the police. AMI
Hagie was found in O. little room up
s.airs with his throat cut from ear 60
ear. and an ordinary tablc-knre clGtched
IN his hand. HIS throat was literally
hacked 20 pieces.
\ VII WAS found. In which "a LETT his
property. amounting - 500. 10 Bis SIS
ter. Sophie H. Maggie. 80. 81 King street,
Charleston. :. c.
His relatives IN Charleston will Doe COM
municated with after the Coroner has
viewed his body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
Murder and Possibly Lynchinr.

ST. LOUIS. NO. August PA special
from Clarkesvilic. Tenn. says that this
morning. section Foreman Adams was
murdered by jim Cline (c9lorcD, ~
Clardy. on the Louisville AMI Nashville
railroad. Dioodh0unds are trailing the
murderer. who .. ani lynching viii fol-
low II Cline IS captured.