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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

The University of Pennsylvania wins oS !"
score ofStoO- Othcr Games.

ANNAPOLIS. oct. THE UniYersi.s
of PENNSYLVANIA defeated the CADETS =.
the Naval Academy this afternoon At
football by a score of to U. Inc ga,
diets played a sharp, snappy game lu''
of pluck. and succeeded by their ndsh-
ing play i'm keeping the ball III feili-
svivania's territory half the time. W me
the middies advanced the pan III po'n
halves as far as Pennsylvania htteeh-
yard line the Quakers goal was never
seriously threatened. Most OF the gains
made by the cadets was due 10 the me
pun.iny of Henderson, their full-pack'
Henderson received fine protection from
his forwards. and out-kicked Minds, OF
Pennsylvania. Hunt and Shea, at the
ends. and Williams, at left hali-back'
also did some good work for the qua
kers. PENNSYLVANIA played the poorest
game of the year. The game lacked
dash. and the men played listlessly.
Again and again the cadets were
through on Minds before he fairly got
the ball Minds punting was poor.
PENNSYLVANIA scored two touch-downs
I'm the first half. from which Woodruff
failed to kick goals. and in the second
half never got nearer than the cadets
25-yard line.
HARVARD. "a; TRINITY 0.
CAMBRIDGE. MASS, oct. z, Har-
ward, 81; Trinity 0.
AMHERST. o: BOWDOIN, o.
AMHERST, MASS. oct. Amherst.
0. Bowdoin. o.
WILLIAMS 6: WESLEYAN. 0.
WILLIAMSTOWN, MASS, oct. g.
Williams. 8, Wesleyan, o.
LAFAYETTE. 0; PRINCETON. 0.
EASTON. PA, Oct. 7.-Lafayette. 0;
Princeton. o.
YALE. :: BROWN. o.
NEW HAVEN. oct. Yale T; Brown.
0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08
FORGE VIRGINIA BONDS.
TERED BY 4 MANN MfNfGfR.
ONE HUNDRED DCPIIciTES SCdT-
He Bought them AT an Old Hoss " Auc-
tion, aud lorgers Put Them in
Circulation.

BOSTON. MASS. oct 7.-Special.-
About hundred duplicate Virginia state
bonds OF 81 900 each have accidentally
been scattered by Manager William Aus
tim. OF the TroCadera Theatre. OF this
citv. and with signatures forged by un-
known persons. have been nOated m n-
naucial circles ana finally offered AT tho
Virginia treasury. Tho following notice
has been received here;
Notebook out for forged $1,000 3
per cent Virginia state bonds, issue OF
lSS2. redeemable in 1900, and payable IN
1857 Coupons payable January lst and
July lst OF each year, signed H. H.. by
SON Second Auditor. treasurer OF COM
InOnWealth of Virginia.
IL is a curious story how these bonu5
got out Manager Austin, just iOr Iun,
bought a package at an auction OF ul-
claimed express packages In New 1orh
several years ago. When he opened the
sealed package ne found the bonds. whici.
the State of Virginia In 1897 had refused
TO receive from the Kendall Bank Note
Company because the order had been
cancelled. The company also refused
10 receive them. 50 the express com
pany sold them in an unopened package.
Manager Austin. learning that they were
worthless. permitted them 10 lay about
carclessly until they were all gone, nul
the police and the spectators are keep
ing a sharp lookout for them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08
LeIccslcr Eyents.
ROsIBHRI RESIGNS
Leadership of the Liberal Party on &c
count OF tue Eastern CUES ION.

IGadCTenIU OF INC my ~" -
count oi tue Eastern CUES ION.
LONDON. oct THE Central News Is
authority for the statement that Lord
RoseDery has written q lettel 10 M.
luon,as EDWARD Ellis. member OF Par
ualnent Tor MOnmOutnsnlre ana hrst
wntp OF the Liberals, reslsnins the lead
erstip OF the party. TIE reason gwen
TOR mis- Lordships resignation j. that ne
dlsagrees Wlth Mr.. GidustOne and other
leading Liberals regarding the proper
policy to be adopted on the Eastern
question.
Lord Roseberys letter is dated at his
seat. Dalmeny Park Linlithgowshire
October 9Th. In the communication he
s3ys:
The recent course OF events makes 1t
necessary to clear the air. l find my
self in apparent difference with con-
siderable mass of the Liberal party on
the Eastern question. and IN some con-
.f.. ..l,n the opinion OF Mr.. Gladstone
who must necessarily always exercise
n,atchless authority with the party
while scarcely from any quarter DO
receive explicit support. Tfis situaton'
excep, as regards Mr. Gladstone, Is not
altogether new. nut IN saying THIS l
complain Of no one, ana regret only ehat
should appear to divide the energies
aad try the faith OF the Liberals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08
H1HPTON ROIDS corr CLTB.
Links to BE Layed on and "a Club House
Irecied

HAMPTON. VA. Oct. 7.-Special.-The
Hampton Roads Golf Club. OF Elizabeth
CITY county was organized last night az
the Chamncrhn Hotel with the following
officers: Lieutenant J. l.. Shipton. prcsi-
dent. NJ Chalmers Armstrong. yice-presi-
dent, Lieutenant William IL. Homer. Sec
Rotary and treasurer, Executive. Building,
and Construction Committee. Lieutenant
symptom. Lieutenant Homer, VI. {. Arm
strong. George W. SWEET. Richard ARM
strong. Lieutenant j. - Lyons.
The club has secured an excellent site
directly on The shore OF Hampton Roads,
ON the line of the electric road between
old Point and Newport News, and intend
laying off the links and building the club
house al once. A professional golfer
from Scotland is now mere mapping out
the ground which is well adapted TO the
purpose. and within a few weeks the
members of this club VIII have the honor
of opening their links with the first game
Of golf ever played OF these historic
shores.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08
INTTRFSTING RTWOR
That Two District Attorneys in North Car
oliun have Been Asked To Design.

WINSTON. y. c.. oct. Especial
Mrs. Or. Ector, a prominent ". c. I.
l.. and church worker. died here this
morning, aged fifty-eight years.
4 report comes from Washington that
Attorney General Harmon has called for
the designations Of District Attorney
Glenn and Aycock. Of North Carolina.
Captain Glenn is attending Federal Court
in Greensboro. lie was wired to-day
concerning the report, but no reply was
received from him. A friend Of Cap
tain Glenn. who arrived here this after
noon from Greensboro says he does not
believe the report.
Hon. c. T. Watson. Democratic can
didate for Governor, is reported some
better tonight. lie is still confined 10
his bed.
Lindley Vinton. a Sound-Money Demo-
crat of New York. Will speak here Fri
day night. a frce-silver advocate Will
probably meet him in Joint discussion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

NEW YORK. oct. Herman stump.
COMMUNICATIONS Of Enumeration az
Washington. sailed this morning ior
SOUTHAMPTON. on the American Line
steamship Paris. Commissioner H't"lp
has been receiving for some time thfoush
the Italian legation at Washlng'o' com
plants from the italian government -
Rome. regarding the report@ u 81
LARGE number Of Italian immlsr 'a-a u II
time 10 time. and particularly during
tbs snring months. when the influx OF
Enumeration is heaviest lie goes 10
Pome to appear before the .;alian or
lament. regarding these complaints AID
after presenting 10 that body. eSplana-
lions and reasons for the deportation O.
the undesirable class OF ItaI.sn5, Nc VIII
return home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

Appeal for Aid in Repairing the Damage
Done bv the storm.

At a meeting Of the vestry Of old ST..
Johns church. held last Tuesday. II was
unanimously resolved that an appeal Zoe
InPie to all who are interested IN the
restoration and perpetuation OF tins ms
toric edince for aid toward this object
The steepl, was demolished and the
church Otherwise injured by the tornado
OF September 18th.
II is well known that St. Johns is ac-
tive in good works. especially among the
poor. and the financial ability of the con
gregation is not equal 10 the present de-
mand.
Ii Is proposed 10 restore the old tower
as seen in painting made of the church
before the tower which fen In 1865 was
builded and otherwise 20 improve ana
preserve this venerable building. valued
by all as frcemen and as Christians.
Contributions may be- left a. The Times
Office or sent to Rev K. A. Goodwin, or
to any men ber of the vestry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08
MIR. PIRR .fI M. JdChSON,
Attentive Audience and Iorcible Speech
snnnd MnncN In NMcnAnnnnh.

MT. JACKSON, VA, oct. Especial
a meeting OF sound Money Democrats "a.
this place was addressed by MI ID. Pres
ton larr, OF Bccford city. Inc speaker
was introduced ia "a very Appropriate
speech by Mir. +. :. pennybackcr. Mayor
OF Mt Jackson, who 10 an ardent Sound
Money Democrat
me speaker showed that Mr.. Bryan.
who stands upon the platform OF the Chi
CagO Convention, ana Is supposed 10 rep
resent the Democracy Of Jefferson and
Cleveland, will not be voted fog by thou
sands Of Sound Money Dem0cr lts. This
man. who had not voted Democratic
ticket for hye years before his nomina-
ton. who is now a fusion nominee, elect
ed TO Congress 10y POpuiists. who saiu he
would not vote the Democratic ticket IL
the platlCim did not suit lis peculiar
views, undertakes 10 prescribe H.en VINO
always voted the Democratic ticket.
lie says he VIII remOnetize silver. Sill
vcr fas ret beer Gemonetzed. lie says
he will make silver cheaper. and then
wc VIII get better prices. When the con-
VcntiOn declared ~ favor OF free com
age of silver II declared ,hat sixteen
ounces OF silver Should be equal to one
ounce of gold Mr.. Parr showed that
The price OF silver cannot be controlled
by lcgisl .tiCn. lie explained fully the dii-
fcrc'Ce tctWeen riCney ana currency ana
how the currency OF the U1ited States Is
kept AT a parity with gold. lie fully dis
discussed the pChts of silver mine-owners
at present yiiCos. lie showed the alb
sTdity OF the pretersicn that prices had
been affected by The "demJaa liz zion or
silver. and demonstrated the effects Of
inventive genius, cheap and rapid trans
poratiOr, Cue.
The audieicc was very attentive. ana
.istcrod ntonuy &c plain. practical truths
SO frcibly presented
TIE silver meeting Mt the Shenan1 1ah
ran to-day ana not materianze. tne speak
crs were not present and the audience
aid not seem to be much disappointed,
Tut enjoy GO The races. This county has a
considerable number of SOupd-M )ney
De-" ocri Is who viii not vote The BY IN
ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

MONTREAL. oct The telegraph
ers' strike on Canadian Pacific rail-
way was declared Ol this mornins. 10
is understood that all Of those opera
tors. who have not performed criminal
acts will be reinstated. The other tei>na
agreed on are in The nature Of COM
promise.
The trouble was settled by commit
tee OF the BrotherhooIs Of the Engineers.
Firomen. Conductor and Switchmen.
acting as c0ucniatory medium between
the Canadian Pacific railroad and the
strikers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

DALLAS. TEX. oct. THE state Re-
publican Committee IS in session again
behind closed doors. Greon, a. ston Os-
c,n. and Terrell returned this morning
frcm Fort Worth. whore rhcy went LAST
night TO consult with Populsts and
in the Eighth congressional district VITA
horcs of elacting the Populist Jenkins
over the Dom)cfat L1nham. IL is known
as a tact here. that New York syndl-
cate a. capitalists have notified Texas
Republican wanaecrs chat they will
personally furnish one hun ired and for
tv thousand dollars campaign fund y
Convinced TaVas electors Will vote ~
Mckinley IN the electoral college.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

LEXINGTON. Ky. oct. The trot-
ting races to-day were decided on a fast
track in the presence of 5000 people.
Tine weather was clear and cool he
free-for-ou pace with Frank Agau. Rob-
err D.. and Star Pointer ass starters was
the leading attraction. Star Pointer was
the favorito. but the other TWO made b.
eo hot for him the first neat that hc had
10 go i'm Za3 To win. w,1ich breaks tns
track record by two seconds. tie took
the other two heats in 2.)i 5-i and 1905 ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

%. Mary's Deueae.a4 social Union spends
a y N "a Anesl.lIi,IA.


ST. Marys beneficial Social ii Mon cele-
DIated It's twentieth lau gathering yss-
,eI4ay win al aI-4ay plclAe Ola tAe I.rn
OF AIr Cnar4es MllucAlOrl, IA Chester
Aelu county. Inc attendance Was quIte
large, ana MI. george II. BAley Ne4y
s.Inuly furnished transportation Tor all
VINO desired TO attend. there we're llc-uy
ol Out-dOvr SPORTS when met wltA general
approval, bat one OF the chief attractions
vas the shooting n,itch that had been
provided Tor 10y the Committee OF Al
ranscments.
The prizes offered for the shooting were
won by the following: FIRST prize. j. H..
Winter; second pre-. George j.. Biilcy;
thira prize. John Amrhein; prize for the
worst shot, w j. Hickey.
The committee who had charge Of th.
arrangements consisted OF the following
gentlemen: }. u. Winter chairman. job.
II. Hulchor. T. VI. Roscher, julius Gcl.
ring, John Amrhein.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About I;ichmond's Citi-
tcn- md OF trr Mttter-.

VI
Mr. G T.. Inman. formerly OF fetersnufe'
died al his residence. 40. no south JEFF
ferson street. at $50 D. NJ. yesterday.
Miss Susie Moon. of Chatham. Va, IS
q guest at the Nj. Vernon, Third and
Franklin streets.
me funeral OF Mrs John Norton took
riace YESTERDAY afternoon ai 4 oclocN
rom Grace Episcopal church cid the
intern cnt was made in Hollywood Gene
terry.
.rre Kings Daughters viii hold tht'r
animal state convention al the Young
<;op,s CHRISTIAN. As gciation building n
ms CITY on Tuee6av. October 9th.
workmen are busily engaged in strength
er,no the arches OF the Library Bui ding.
which had heaun 10 crlmble in places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. oct; The plant
~ the Valley MIL. which has undergone
some improvements and re2rg tniLation.
started up in full to-day. botn puddie
mills the nail, plate mill. big bar mill,
ia-inch. 9-inch, and finch mills. ana the
shafting works are in operation, Inc
blast furnace and little bar mills VIII
soon resume.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08
RICHMOND HORSE WINS.
ALBEKT &. TAKES THREE SUCCESS
SIZE HEATS ~ 1HE ".?f TROT.
Ollie u. Captures the 2:1S rrottiug Purse
The Running Race Not Completed
DIR. Jones and theswick Even.

NORFOLK, VA, oct. Five thou
sand people saw the races at Mariner
Park to-day. The running race, which
closed the events OF the day, was eN-
tremeIy exciting, DR.. Jones winning
the first heat from Cheswick by nalt
heaod. the latter having made a mag
nifcent squirt TO overcome the lead oo-
tanned by Dr. Jones at the post. ches-
wick won the second heat, with ease.
owing to darkness. the third heat was
postponed until tomorrow. Summary OF
all the races:
First race. 2:2i class, trottins, stake
5000
Time. 2:2ol-2 2:g. 2:2o 3D. 2:2l IL.
2:2i IL.
Alrich. b. g., Stoner & Co, Har-
risonburg, Pa.,....................' :
Matte H., b. m. G. Steele, Nor
folk, Va, ........................' . ~
Julian May, b. g., NJ. II. White
North Carolina. D D o 4 D
Bursar, b. s., Fashion Farm
Va, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d y
Red Blossom, :. m, FRANK
Barnes.
Albert c., b. e., W. G. Bryan
Richmond, Na.,...........'....''''o L 1 1
Mamie r., b. m, John Reamer'
Little Bets. Charles Nash, Pa. 50 q y
Second race. 2:ls class, trotting' stake
500
Time. 2:22. 2.l9 IA. 2:2l. POI fl.
Little lobe. b. c., a. Merriheld'
Nd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 '
Monocacy. b. s.. Daubs, MIDI. :
Lucy Ashby. b. m, Smith ana
Hooker, S. c. ........................o :
oIne r.. b. m. A. s. Cunard.
o. .......... Il I I
Tasco. b. m. a. Groves. Tenn.,....
Third race. running. three-quarter heats
STAKE $l5C-
Time. lis "a. 1.ie
Unlucky. s. g.. G. Enselklns' h'cn- q.
mOud, Nd......s.---s.. .sss-.' '+f- $500
c, Vincent b. e., NJ III. White. y.
Choswick. b. e.. William McGrath'
Va. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '''''.'''''''' =
DIR. Jones. J. J. Roach, ADD. / Z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

rN,fAN. Died. az his residence. No. 30
south Jefferson street, M 800 = n.
October g.. 1896. Mr.. g. r. lNMAN,
f0rml rig of Petersburg.
Funeral notice later.
RATE into eternal life. at SIS
a. NJ. Wednesday. october :, 1870 MA
TUDA JANE FULTON, youngest enid
OF the Iato James \. and Matilda Jane
Fulton. and wife OF II. -. Bate, IA the
forty-hfth year OF her age.
Funeral at y o'clock TO-DAY CThurs-
davl from All-Saints church Friends OF
tho family requested 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08
4 SEAIOtS MISIIhL.
Good Law-Abiding Citizens shot for High
nlaI.


WELDON, y c., oct --Special.-Mr.
John Lifsey was shot in the back near
Halifax last night by Mr.. Thomas Bird
song. Mr.. Lifsey and friend MIR. j. j..
Oasby, were out near QuOnkcy creek
where some men were coon huntius.
They heard the wagon coming along the
road and went toward. it 10 ride into
town.
Mr. Birdsong took the men 10 be high
waymen, and thought they intended 70
rob him. lie fired upon them. and the
bal, took effect IN Mr.. Lifscys right
shoulder
The young men are most excellent citi-
zens. Mr. BirdsOng regrets his hasty ac-
ton. but In the darkness he could not
recognize them.
On account Of the inemciency OF the
night Waterman here. the Commissioners
last night abolished the Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

Mr.. Robert j. Christian. one OF tho
hest known residents of Church Hil.
and Miss Laura Bracket. former teach
ar in one of the city schools. were mar
RED yesterday AZ the residence Of the
bride. The groom is about siNy-'ivo
years Of age. while the bride Is much
Younger They will reside ~ 2.n east
FRANKLIN street, the elegant home OF the
groom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08
Wonday's Battle in Cnba.

HAVANA, oct. Further news of the
battle fought At Tejada Del Negro on
Monday between the Spanish forces. IN
der General Bernal, go men, the Span
ish loss was twenty-eight killed, hity
wounded seriously. fifteen wounded
slightly. and ten or so incapicitated from
duty by Commissions. The authorities say
that the total Spanish losses including
officers, were l2l men
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

Ten thousand oiiar- tor the Loss Of a
Iife-pOlilir..

Ten thousand oiihrH Tor the Loss OF u
iife-Politics.
ROANOKE. VA. oct. 1.-Special.-Ihc
suit OF the administrators OF the estate
of i L. Ourv against the Norfolk and
Western Railway Company for $1,000
damages was begun in the Circuit Court
here this morning. ana Is attracting much
interest. curry was killed last Maren az
island Ford on the Shenandoah Valley
branch OF the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. by the explosion Of the boiler OF
locomotive
The Second Ward Democratic club was
organized here tonight 10y the election OF
Dr Leigh Ruckner as president. j. d.
Crawley. vice-president. and w. Z. Cor
don. secretary and treasurer. This makes
the ffth silver Democratic club here.
General George j. HUndley or Amcila
county. addressed large ana emu ISL
astic gathering az the Opera House here
tonight on behalf OF the Chicago pat
form and candidates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. oct 1l.-Il
an interview here to-day W. A. GaNett'
OF Detroit. said the ticket put up "y
tho Goid-Standar9 Democrats at lnolan-
anolis would be wi.lirawn before olec-
tion Hc gave as his authority Hon.
Don. NJ Dickinson. of Eetoit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

The business of Messrs. Scott and
Kinds. who recently made an assign
ment OF their assets. consisting OF the
contents Of the saltwater and confec-
tionery store at 427 east Broad street.
was sold yesterday at public auction. Mr..
William c. Schmidt. son of the late Mr..
Hermann Schmidt. was the purchaser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08
Deem Run Hunt Club.

Mr.. S. II. Handbook. master OF hounds.
Of the Deep Run Hunt Club. who has
spent the summer in England. will re-
turn TO Richmond early next week. II is
hardly probably that the meets OF the
hounds OF the club will begin until the
week after the State fair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08
HANG OUT OUR BANNERS
ON THE OUThR WALLS-THE CEf ~
STILL THEY COME.
8he Registration To Date ia
son w ard To the Front a gain -keg'st'"''
wantto Kesign-Hcgis 90 pate

The new registration IS proceeding J"
very good orucr. Yesterday there Was
nothing OF a startling mature 10 ieeo'u
save an incidont that occurred al '"e
ola Market ,nconcL TINS precinct Stems
10 have "A couCcf n alton OF inc olaVioe4S
ana sensations OF the whoie business
YESTERDAY morning cOlOrcd man at
tempted 10 register, EiNlns AS No ie''-
a.uee No. IL Seventeenth street lie was
urompty challenged boy the SILVER cup
sI.rk who lnDcccutd 10 "F'9.'
,,ate the matter Dy toH'e
inc nuuIcr gwen by the man t'
founa a cOIOIcd woman 49,,
,,r"no no ipdrcco 10 sign ID paper 10 'he
eject that the man cid ho' nv d" 80
nouse. ON tbis information the '""'
lenger swOre out warrant lot VIZ me-,
,,rr.'st on a charge OF incBal fe6isu"Nol''
The man VINO LOOKS after htpuDh'"'' .,
.erests also licd himself 10 NO H. an
found that the woman, accOi uiHs, ~ i.'9
ACCENT uid not Know what she was
doing and. together with the ma" W.
rented me house, declared thdl INC N'''
VINO wanted TO register olu i've .''iN.
The warrant was l-sueu, Ho"Sf 80. 49,,
The silver tally ana 'he hop" '',,','
challenger engaged IN a ht"''u ~ ..,.',,c
ord IA, result Was that the idttei sNoi
g., Us,fr,ut AGAINST the former, VINO
80 orr,Sied ana Dalled out later. BON
ChallcHscIs were J'3i"S '
n Is reported that two of the REGISTRARS
have sent in their rcsisnauohs' p"e ~
action has been taken upon thein.
YESIEIDAN ) kEOiSIkAIloN.
The following Is the registration 4v' S0'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

ASHLAND. Va. oct. special
Ashton Lorraine LETT. son of Town Ser
eeant n. p. Elicit died here at $40 o'clock
mis- afternoon. The funeral viii take
place tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock from the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

character which belonged TO its ancient
record
There were two hundred and nifty
present at this meeting. including a larg'
number Of ladies'. This section 10 APP
parcntly solid for sound money. Mir.
Songer has appointments TO speak
throughout the county almost ever,
day for the next ten days, and is max
ing many converts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

A Dispatch Received Giving the Statement
without Details.

LONDON, oct. "A dispatch TO the
Central News from Madrid says "a min
isterlal crisis has occurred. no details
are given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

LONDON OCT. IA dispatch from
Paris 20 the Central News announces ihe
death Of General Tr0chu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-08

THE WADE. VA. oct. 7.-Specill.--
Ms Rathine. wife OF Mr.. john Rl'hinc.
died after a short Illness nt hef nome
I'm Charles city county. she leaves NE
children and husband.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-07
General Social Notes.

During the progress of the New Years
party at Library hall telegram to the
Sans Pareil club from Miss OnA McFad-
den was read. It said: "A happy Now
Year to you, one and all 1 wish that
could call"
The annual meeting of the Kindergar-
ten association will take place at the
Throop hotel tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. Fl. Crosby and chill
dren returned today from St. Louis, ac-
companied by Mrs. Crosby's sister, Miss
AdeiI Deickriedie, who will visit them.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Beecher entertain
ed Mr.. Fred Newman ard children, Maj.
Calvin Hood and wife, Miss Alice Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hood and Mr.. Theo.
Hammatt of Topeka at a very elegant 6
o'clock dinner New Years day.-Empo-
ria Gazette.