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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
HECITY OF PETERSBURG
A LIEUTENLNT or POLICE TRIED
on 4 CHdRGE or NfLFEIS4NCf.
Although Evidence of Conni.ance 1.
Strong, Ills Good Character and Rep
utstion saves His Position.

PETERSBURG. VA, oct 27-spe-
cial.-The Police Commissioners held a
meeting this afternoon and were In SEES
sion until 4 late hour this evening In
vcstigating a charge preferred against
Lieutenant r. ) Chandler, OF the police
force. OF this city, which was preferred
By ex-Polico Officer r. +. Ragland The
charge In substance was that Chandler
sold Messrs Mulcaha * Hubbard. a store
house on the corner OF Gill and Jones
streets. promising them II they bought
the property they would not be disturbed
by him should they sell liquor on sunday
and that he (Chandler) would use what
influence he had with other officers OF
the corps TO pursue similar course
After hearing a vast amount OF testi-
mony the commissioners adopted the foi-
lowing.
Resolved. That while tho preponderance
Of testimony goes 10 show that Lieuten-
ant Chandler is 10 some extent guilty
OF the charge preferred. Yet, in considera-
time. which 10 our knowledge has been
exemplary. We reinstate him.
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
Ethel May. little daughter OF Ser
Eeaut Webb. of the police force or TINS
city was struck ly an electric car on
Halifax street this afternoon and quite
painfully injured.
j. York Harris. a col0red butcher, was
painfully injured IN runaway accident
this afternoon. ,,..
A grand german was given to-hlsne
at Library Hall by some OF our lsraeh'lsA
citizens
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Break" comes raoiotonously. JAG

Break" comes raototoRously. Jack
1aen i,ght anu left swings on tue race
The bell was welcome sound 10 COIN.
Round 20.-The New Orleans man u
nearly dowhed with a right swIns y" ~, ,',r
ear. another right swing stareeIs nun
once more. hut the next moment he IL
dancing round and lands leit on ,he
Jaw. I.Nsi nardt very. ured at thv r"i. .,
Kou M 2l;MEyerhardt japs sN wl,a fol
lows The Kid bangs the red. raw spot
on Everhardts ribs'time and time again.
lie lands Oh Jacks jaw twice anu r.seI
hardt reels. AS the gong souh1te IT., r.'g' 81,
,s,.l Wa only prevented Il, li1 had 'e -
round Ls-'liee 7.amc together with
icfts on the jaw and Lavigne SHOOTS ms
left three times on the head. N.Y., ,hrap
lollows ana then the n,o hF,verhardt
was still able to swing iish' 'ei' o' '''
head as the gong sounded. 81, ~,h. ~,
Round 23.-The Kid swings ms rgin. .,' On
EverharLts ear. and the lattsr upp 10,
with right, but Lavigne pluhseu M re
three times In the face anu iipF'"r IL
right into Jacks wind pitiiessy' .oi1;a,r
cllnches his nan to keep from laills'
Three more body blows IRON ha.ls ne
and Jack makes only feeble ehOI' "
ply. They clirch. Lavigne Is hoiuihs
Eyerhardt UP at the end of the round
Round Am exchange OF righ's - anu
the Kid ducks into an uppercu,. ncii
Lavigne rose Ho Is banging on ,no n.1u
and ribs. A right swing on ,he 'aw ro;rht.
Everhardf rcelng. and ahotnei ~ f1,,,
ems him III. a third one stagBtis nm
again. when the referee jumped between
them and stopped the bout. awaru.ns IA
neht to Lavigne after one minute am
fifty three seconds OF the twenty
round. o,,r, ,o
Everhardt took punishment enough 40
have finished half a dozen men, ana MS
frenuent recoveries were astonlshlhS'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
THE CHAMPAGNE STAKES
the FRIAR CAPTUKLD THE RACE
IN HOLLOW FASHION.
The FavorIte Practically Left at the Post
Riley Grannan's Ipjunction-Drag-
on's Victory at Latouia.

MORRIS PARK, Oct. 27.-The stake
races on the programme to-day were
the Champagne purse of $4,000 for two
year-olds and the Fairvlew selling race
for 81 600 for three-year- Typhoon III.
was the favorite I'm the betting in the
former, with The Friar a close second
choice. The Friar won the race I'm hol-
low fashion. Rhodesia was. second and
Divide third. Typhoon and Challenger
were practically left at the post.
DR.. Grimes was an odds-on favorite
for the Fairview selling race. Jefier-
son led TO the head of the stretch, when
Argentina passed him and galloped home
an easy winner. Jefferson was secohu
a head before the favortes.
Fayorites were beaten In the other
four races. -,
Riley Grammar appeared in the ring
this evening. having served an inJunctioh
restraining the Jockey club from inter
fering with him. The question OF tne
right of the club TO rule him OIL VIII
be argued Saturday. Summaries: ,o-
First race-Eclipse course.-Gotnam 'l-'
McCafferty. to II first, with Triiietes
second and Bonaparte third. Time ~ ~,
Second race - Withers miie. - i.toS
Mitchell 01O Clayton, 9 10 II hrst' WIZ VIII
Tragedian second ana Iraynhe '"''N
Third race-Champagne stakes, t,oVo'
seven furlongs.-The Friar 1ls. Little,
field TO - first with Rhodesia second
and Divide third. Time, Us. .oooo
Fourth race-the Fairview stakes, S-'Voov'
mile and one-sixteenth.-Argen ~
Sloane. II to % first, with Jefferson sec
ond and DR.. Grimes third. zine 30
Fifth race-Withers mile.-ihc sMaii,s
113 Ballard TO u first, with Marsha a.,
second and Sir Dixon third ilhIt' -
Sixth race-one and one-eights ihlles.
Tom Cromwell GiO. Sims 10 . hfst'
with Merry Prince second and Beliport
third. Time. 100 -
THE DRAGONS VICTORY.
LATONIA, ky. Oct. 2I-senator
Fleischmann's Dragon won the lnlru
race to-day Tommy Griffin ran second,
with Sir Vasssr. and bid the dragon up
Floischmann then claimed SIT N"ssai'
paying 500 for him 49, ,o.,
The talent had hard fall IN me la,'
race when Scherer put tno' az - ~ -
first under the wire by head, S"'S S,.llle,
The 2 To 5 choice finishing third. lhIee
ssvoyites and second choice were the
other winners. Summarize:
FIRST race-six furl0nes. AETNA Hlsrn
rni R,rns 4 TO u first, with Katherine
second and Nance third. Time ! ~.
second receive and hair fuflohBs.-
Winsome DOB. Scherer. 10 % hIS'' VII
Lulu NJ. second and AniaDle 'hi'"' Ii'''''
1:llil. .tv,oo,th rho
Dragon QO3. Russell, 10 II nrst' WIN
Sir Tassar second and Aimee third. llfhe'
1852. e.,.. po,,,ir,n
second and Sango third. Time, 100, ,oo
Fifth race-slx furlongs.-Cno lVJ'
Scherer, 10 to H. first with Manc
Second and satsuma third. Time. III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
THE V1RSIT YEfMT.
They Have Been Hard at Work Since the
Princeton Game.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, october
27.--Special.-Since the Princeton game
Virginia has been hard at work orepar-
ing for the game with BlacksbuIg on Sat
urday. The Cadets have made quite a
reputation for themselves by playing the
University of North Carolina . to o. and
the impression here is that Virginia will
have 10 work hard to keep them from
scoring. At any rate, most interesting
game is expected. Virginia will put her
team on the field and will go in the
game 10 Pile up as large a score as pos
sibe.
The Cadets have had the advantage Of
the superior coaching of Arlie Jones who
ployed half-back on the Varsity for
several years. and he has turned out the
best union college team i'm the State.
Mike" Bergen and Captain Cooke have
shifted Morrison TO full-back. and Captain
Cock again is seen at his old place-right
end-where he has won and sustained the
reputation as being the grittiest and best
end in the South, and having few supe-
riors anywhere.
Big Eugene Davis Is playing tackle
and Newbill gUTTd. The team mas taken
decided brace within the past week and
although several good men are a little
sore now. they will all be i'm shape for
the game Saturday. which premises 70
be the most exciting game seen here
for years. The game scheduled for to-
morrow mas been cancelled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28

london Newspapers ENpecta Further Rise
In Prices.

LONDON. Oct 27.-In an article on
the demand FOR wheat and the supply OF
that cereal. the Daily Telegraph says
The stock OF foreign wheat az the prin-
cipal British ports il is said, would not
suffice 10 feed the country tot ioi thish-.
The slight fan I'm American exchanges
ON Saturday gave the English markets
a downward tendency. but u - ihe opih-
ion of one Of the best known corn iac-
tors In Mark Lane that American wheat
will speedily rise with a bang. ana thal
bv Christmas prices Will be nuch iuf1htI
enhanced During the recent eAcitenent
speculation I'm England and America Wa
carried beyond reasonable pounust pDi
m the market the opinion Is cNpiesScu
that al least proportion or inc u.s.
would be retained, and THAT an era ol
low prices Is for the time being cndeu.
me Evening Standard says tn1l the
tendency BOZ wheat is for higher, prices,
adding. The failure in India VIII dtNei1
california and Australian wheat from
....... I'D mere Dniy tlf Tremendous
efforts i'm the United States 10 hurry
wheat across the Atlantic in eA gen. NC
ia .Di. prevented nhcn tIe"t'i az
49,, in prir.s. and when the rush is
pas.ed There VIII bee further rise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
WATSON'S LETTF RTIRNs rP.
IL Had Been Held for Postage Butler
Tells WHY n Was Not Given Ont

WASHINGTON. oct. Ex-senator Ma
rion Butler. chairman of the Populist Ma
tional Committee, Tonight gave out the
following:
Mr.. Watson's letter was received Sat
urddy night II had been detained in
the postoflice for want OF sufficient post
age, and / had not been notified by the
pOst-Ofiice authorities OF course. I ex-
pected Mr.. Watson 10 give his letter TO
the public IN the usual way a. soon as be
had IL ready. At recent meeting OF our
Executive Committee II Chicago. Mr..
Washburn was sent by our committee TO
Thomson. Ga. to confer with Nh Wat
son On last Monday October 18TH, ! re-
ceived "a telegram from Mr. Washhurn.
sent while he was at Mr.. Watson home
at Thomson. Ga. asking me not 10 pub
lish Mr.. WatsOn's letter until / heard
from him but that was before / had re-
ceived the letter IN the mean time MI.
Washburn went TO Nashville Tenn, on
last Saturday FOR another conference with
Mr. Watson. I wired Mr. W. shburn. who
had Just returned from Nashville, whore
he had a second conference with Mr.. Wat
son. that the letter had been received.
Mr.. Washburn wired me IN reply. asking
me not 10 publish the letter an present.
In the mean time / have wired 10 MIR.
Watson urging the advisahilty Of max
ing at least one important change IN his
letter II he authorizes this change l VIII
give out the letter Otherwise. bee must
take the responsibility Of publishing II
himself "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28

Judge Prentis Decides That the Books
Must he shown

SUFFOLK. VA. Oct. 27.-Speclal.-On
Saturday s. p. Vandcrslice. secretary of
the Electoral Board OF this county, was
applied to by Mr.. II. p. Brooks. county
chairman Of the Republican party. for
permission 10 inspect the list of judges
FOR the coming election Mr.. Wander
slice refused. whereupOn Judge Prcntis,
Of the Circuit Court. was applied TO for
mandamus compelling him TO grant the
request. Mr. Nandersiice asked Tor time
I'm which TO prepare his reply The case
was set for 3 =. NJ. to-day, when II was
heard by Judge Prentls AT his onice. Mr..
Nanderslice demurred 10 the declaration.
and upon his demurrer being overruled.
stated that he was no longer secretary
OF the board. having resigned on october
I'D. the day before the request was made.
Judge Prentis ruled that TINS was no
reason for not granting the mandamus
asked for, as he was secretary OF Tue
BOARD ana custodian OF inc DoYks until
his resignation was accepted and ms sue
cessor appointed, and that he must allow
the book 10 be Inspected Ia 80 lar as
it contained the list Of judges;
For these reasons the Juusc siantcu
a peremptory mandamus, giving All tndt
was asked for by Mr.. bToohs; Mr
Nanccrsllce was represented Dy nilns ,a
and Mr.. Lee Britt, while Judge Ha"ies
appeared for Mr.. Brooks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
FLOODS sLANDEROUS CHAEGHs
Disgust a Number Of His Hesrers-Iha
Electoral Board shown Up.

CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, VA.
oct. 27.-Specisl. There were several
thousand people on the court green to-
day. and there was intense interest in
matters political. The crowd divided
and each party had open-air speeches.
Captain Edmund X. Cooke. late Populst
candidate presided over the Free-SilVer
Democratic meeting. which was address
ed bv T. T. byrd Of Winchester. His
speech was Of the usual abusive order
OF the Free Silverites, and Mr. II, u.
Flood followed ia a ike strain. which
was continued for one hour on moro.
His slanderOus charges that AN attempt
10 bribe a registrar had been made 10y
Joseph Bryan aroused a feeling OF con-
tempt. which found ready utterance with
many of his disguised hearers.
The Republicans in large ana enthusl-
agfic numbers were addressed by Colonel
William T.. Craig who was introduced
BY William Lancaster and state Senator
Flanagan.
II is safe TO say that If the crowd on
the court green were counted. II Wodia
have left the Populists far IN the minor
ity. ..-
Electoral Board had held incetn-.
Courts Attorney Lancaster made n n' -
mand 10 see the record. 10 WAS el,7rt
al first. but finally ne was allowed 10
inspect and copy II. There were some
sharp words over the matter but Secle-
tary Reynolds concluded nc had bfllrt
show up. and he did SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
ON THE RdPPdHANNOCk.
Tyler, the Republican Candidate. Conf
dent of His Election.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Oct IL
Special.-Mr Walter B. Tyler. Republi-
can candidate for Congress, in an inter-
View before leaving for Accomac. where
he will spend most OF this week. ex-
pressed himself as being confident OF
election.
Stafford and King George are all aglow
vain politics. Both Democrats and Re-
publicans have mapped out "A programme
ior speaking In every portion of these
coonties from now until election day.
A successful revival has been going on
al HulIs Chapel, in Stafford county for
some time. II is expected 10 close to-
morrow night. aud the ordinance of bap-
tlsm will be administered Thursday
morning Rov. G. NJ Connolly. OF Rich
inond county, has done most Of the
preaching.
RICH TOURISTS.
party of twenty-eight business men.
representing a capital of 81. 900 coo. in
clUding lumber OF old veterans, visit
Ell our battle-helds this week They
were from Camden, n. J.
Mr.. John N. Payne, an esteemed citi-
zen of Spotsylvania. died a few days
ago, aged eighty years.
The remains Of Mr.. James Mitchell
who died Of typhoidfever. In Washing
ton were brought here and taken 10 his
fathers home IN Spottsylvania. for in
termcnt.
The farmers generally in this section
are more than pleased with the yield OF
corn, though a few are complaining OF
smaller crop than they anticipated.
They are further advanced with shuck-
ing than they usually are this early in
the season.
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pArAlYRA. VA. oct. -6.-spec .,.,,,,
money in Fiuvanna. Early IN inc l,,,' u1y
Mr.. 3. p. cox. representing The soun =,
Money Democrats: Colonel " imam. -
Craig' of stanton. and Hon. freu'
schulze. Of New York, for the NePuD-
Iicans and Mr.. IL. d. Flood ana Ml'
Henson. for the silverites, were on manu-
Terms were offered for a JOINT ul91u9
sion by the Republicans but an "siee-
ment could not be reached, so the De,'-
ocrsts had the courthouse. and the
sound Money people and the Republicans
held forth on the court-green. me
meeting was in every way satisfactory
10 the cause of sound money.
The battle is already decided Inc
handwriting is on the wall ana iiee
silver will receive its anal Knockout
on the Sd OF November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
THEGRAND CAMP MEETS.
TINE NINTH ANNUAL SESSION IN
PROGRESS Ar WINCHESTIR.
Resolutions on the Death OF Mrs. John
Cussons south Carolina Monuments
Turner Ashby Camps Banquet

WINCHESTER. VA, oct. 2.-spe-
cial.-At noon to-day the ninth annual
meeting of the Grand Camp OF Conicd-
crate Veterans. OF tile State OF virginia
met at the Courthouse Han ana was
called to order by Grand COMMANDER
william A. Smoo,. Chaplain Hyde open
I'd the proceedings with prayer |on'-
mittees on Credentials. Distribution FL
nance. and History were appointed
Colonel John Murphy then moved 'h"'
q committee OF three be appointed 10
make suitable resolutions on the death
of the wife OF First Lieutenant com
rade John Cussons. which was auop''u
comrade Sherwood moved that the reHu-
ing of the minutes OF The last Hlee'
ing be dispensed with, ana tn"t 'ne1 De
adopted and printed. carried.
Communications were read to the camp
from Hon. r. w NJ. Holiday and cap
,ain 1ohn / williams Commander john
j. Williams rendered TO the Grand camp
the escort Of the Turner-Ash5y camp
this afternoon, which was adopted.
SOUTH CAROL INA MONUMENT.
The following resolution was oHered
and unanimously adopted;
pesolved. That we lave learned with
Measure that tho patriotic daughters OF
Tho memory of the heroes of the Lost
Cause of South Carolina arc taxing steps
10 raise n sufficient fund TO place
suitable monument in the South Carolina
,ot I'm Stonewall Cemetery. In this Guy,
In commemoration of our South Carolina
comrades who lie buried there. ana that
our greatly beloved comrade Charies
broadway Rouss, with his usual gener-
osity. has come to their aid with most
generous contribution. and that the
Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans IN
convention assembled. do bid them God
specd in this noble work
Colonel John Brander moved that inc
Grand Commander of the State. Sons
of Veterans. be invited 20 take seat on
the stage: adopted: and State Comman-
der +. =. Cox accepted the invitation.
The meeting was then adjourned untl
800 this afternoon.
THE PARADE
when the veterans met for parade the
procession was formed in the following
order: The Union Cornet Band, the Ash
bv Camp Guards. Captain A. NJ. Baker
commanding: the Friendship Military
Band the General Turner-Ashby Camp.
Confederate Veterans. Commander John
J. williams: the Grand Camp Confeder-
ate Veterans, Colonel w. \. Smoot COM
handing.
At 1880 o'clock the Grand Camp was
called to order. and, after short ses-
sion. the delegates were banqueted by
the Turner-Ashby Camp at the Taylor
House.
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MISSION COUNCIL.
Bishop Capers' Address-Discussion of
Missionary Subjects.

CINCINNATI, O.. oct. q. The Mission
airy Council OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of America was opened for busl-
ness at Christ church this morning.
Right Rev. +. Capers. Bishop OF South
Carolina was the central figure of the
morning session. His sermon contained
interesting episodes Of his ministry in the
South.
The address OF welcome was made by
Right Rev. Boyd Vincent. Bishop co-ad-
jutor of South Ohio. after which the
organization OF the council was formed
and reports on missionary work were
read
The afternoon was devoted to the dis
cussion Of missionary subjects. Right
Rev. George w. Ieterkin opened the DIS
cussion with a paper on ways and
Means" followed by Rev. Charles T..
Olmsteac of Utica, n. Y, bearing on sys-
tematic offerings To the Church. and a
paper IN Sunday Schools and Missions
by Rev. James :. Stone. OF Chicago. The
Council was well attended.
The evening service was presided over
at Christ church and the church of the
Advent. On Walnut Hills. by missionary
bishops. who reported the progress of MS
sion work al iCad.
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SIiIL ~ LINb 4 X.
The Unfortunate Girl VINO Attempted sui
eide Not Yet Recovered,

Josie Russell the young grl who ate
tempted 10 commit suicide Monday even
Ing. still lies in precarious condition az
her rooms, rs east Broad street, Nhlle
out riding with two companions Monday
afternoon she was apparently happy and
contented but upon her return 10 "tI
nome that evening she displayed great
ner1 BUSINESS and dependency. and a"al-
lowed n lot OF bi-chloride OF mercury.
one of her friends. Pauline Evans, -
pretty [. ond says the caus" OK me az {,
tempted suicide was a case or unieqAi''N
love. ttt
I'VE have worked on Josie very hard.
safd sadie Callau. an attractive brunette,
.and but for Pauline and myself poor
Josie would have died. Four doctors az
tended hcr and she Will not Doe out Oh
danger for three days. tney say
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28

Sessions Being Held IN Sunolk-Oficers
Elected

SUFFOLK. VA. oct. 27.-Special-The
Eastern Virginia Christian Conference
met with the Suffolk Christian church to-
day. and will last till next Friiay after
noon. Rev. w. 5. Long. d. D., Of Nor
folk, was elected president. and Rev.
y. G. Newman. Of Suffolk. assistant sec
rotary The secretary 7. j. Lawrence
and Treasurer w. ii. Jones, J., are
standing officers.
Fraternal messengers from the vari-
GUS conferences within the bounds OF
the General Convention, South. report
the Church in healthy and progressive
state.
Rev. j. w. Lame of Suffolk was elect
ed TO deliver the annual address of the
next session OF this body. with Rev. y. @.
Newman az alternate. Rows. j. +. Bar
rett. d. D.. w. w. Staley. ID. D., and Col
onel A. Savage. were appointed com
mittee to take into consideration all re-
recommendations of the General ConNen-
ton OF the Christian church, Sontn,
which Is the highest official body Of the
Christian Church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
sonnd-lioneA Enthusiasm.

OMAHA. NEB.. oct. Ex-senator John
NJ. Palmer and Simon Bolivar buckner
arrived i'm Omaha az II clock this morn
ing from Council BUNS. They were met
by "a delegation OF Gold Democrats and
escorted To u hotel, wnorc they rested
until evening Tonight the presidehtlti
nominees addressed an audience OF -,vvi
uoople and were received with consider
able enthusiasm. The audience wa
largely composed Of Republicans. WIG
cheered the mention Of Mckinleys name
and the arguments for sound money llh-
orally X. = Hibb, Gold nominee Tor
Governor, spoke briefly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
cneakine In Halifax.

HOUSTON. HALIFAX c. H., VA, OCT.
-Speciai-To-day was county court
and one OF the largest crowds ever wit
messed here before was on hand 10 hear
the issues of the campaign discussed by
Hon. James Lyons. OF Richmond. for the
Republicans. and Hon. Eugene Nithe-s
for the Bryanites.
The Republican County Chairman pro-
posed a Joint discussion. which was de-
cined.
Colonel Lyons spoke for an hour and
a half. highly entertaining q large Gu
dience with an able argument
Mr.. Wlthers spoke TO the silye1ies OF
his side of the courthouse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
sULLfD4N's ARM ~ DiNGER.
His Right Hand Has Been Attacked by

Cancer-Hi- Physicians in~iruc IONS.
BOSTON. October 21.-John i. Sulh-
vans mighty right fist has been attacked
by cancer, and the entire arm is Ia i'm
minent danger OF having to be amputated
A few days ago the pain became so SEE
we're that he went to the Emergency Hos
pital. ana an operation was performed.
Sullivan was warned that il he did not
follow out the doctor $ instructions 10
the letter the whole arm might have TO
come of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28

samueIP. Brent OAer. TO Help Prosecute
,,t.,.d Fraudulent Respiration 'h>'-'

ALEXANDRIA. VA oct. q. Special
r.. campaign Is growing livery neit.
Candidate hl>ey with Messis. no" .n ~
fi,fnan..v and H. H.. Gordon h0id snr
i,|rd. az Mn, Opera House tonight. { ol-
o o9eI LIMB las lie Armory ior FRIDAY
MINT ana last night the Fronipill9iiIs .,
hid "a metirg. ard say now they VIII SET
4OS F''1a -, 49, Narbury. who has been
g.. VI, -. .,iff's attorney for more tnan
o05i' onen vears told Washington news
lap edo NH mieaallv registered by kepuD"-
ms on saturday in this city. ... .,oforea
CITY Attorney sam btsn1 ,l'o~oeecution oil
i ,i'S of'enaers forthwith. but MT. MAJ
hurry respectfully declined.
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IHL TOWN OF HAMPTON.
The News by Special Wire-He,. Graham

HAMPTON. VA. Oct. H.-Spccial.-Th
wnito Republican club has pun q private
telegraph wire IN tho club room. over
which they will receive the election re-
turns on November I'd.
Messrs. w. ii. Mercer and Junie Bully
have commenced the erection OF plant
On Armistead avenue. where they Will 30
into the lumber business.
Rev. Graham Il. Lambeth. OF the West
End NJ. Il. church, Of this city. is quite
sick with fever.
commemorative Attorney J. Boyd
Sears. OF Mathews county. Will ADDRESS
the voters Of this county at the court.
house tomorrow nighc.