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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-15

Roanoke Castle, No. /, knights of the
Mystic Chain, initiated ten new mem
hers Friday night This castle Is grows
ing rapidly under a dispensation, which
allows 1t for brief time to take in
mem bers at a red uced fee.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
NOMINATED FOR CONG RESS.

Chicago, Sept. 9.-Congressional nomi-
nations were made today as folfSws:
First district, James II. Keller; Second,
john z. White: Eifth, f. I. Noonan; Sixth,
Joseph 5. Martin; Seventh, Olaf E. Ray
Ia the Fourth district there was bolt
and TWO candidates were named, viz:
Sam II. Harris and P. E. Caurield
Baltimore, Sept. 9.-Thc Second district
Republican Congressional convention toda V
renominated William u. Baker of Aberdeen,
for Congress.
Louisville, KY, Sept. 9.-The Fourth
district free silver Democratic Congressional
convention at EliZabethtown This afternoon
nominated ID. II. Smith, OF La Rue county,
for Congress on the one thousandth ballot.
Grand Rapids, Mich, Sept. 8. The Demo
Gratis and Populists OF the Second Congress
sional district fused on the nomination of
Congress man and this evening selected
George p Hummer, of Holland, as a candi-
date. He will make the race against
Congressman william Alden Smith.
Chicago. ILL.,, Sept 9. Conventions in
six Of the seven Chicago Congressional
districts were held by the Democrats to-
day.
james H. Teller, lawyer ard brother
Of the Colorado Senator, was nominated
in the First district; John z. White, 4
Populist leader and single tax advocate,
who has been nominated by the Peoples
party, was indorsed in the Second district;
E. 7. NcoDan was nominated in the Fifth
district; Joseph s. Martin In the sixth,
and Olaf E. Ray in the seventh. There
were two conventions held in the Fourth
district, James McAndrews being the ma
chine nominee, and Samuel H. Harris the
opposition choice. The Third district
will he'll its convention September 16.
Mr. White is the only fusion nominee
The morning times., 1896-09-10
NERyY bank MESSENGER.
He Grappled With the Robbers Ac
cUmpIicp Until Helm Came

New YORK, Sept. 9.--Henry Hildehrand,
ninetce years old, confidential bank
messenger OF George Ripgler Il Company,
was held up by TWO men at midday to-
day and robbed OF 81 ,9S9 in cash, and
5000 in checks one of the robbers IS
In custody, but the other escaped.
1uday's deposit of money and checks
was in two cigar boxes. wrapped in stout
MANILA paper, and carefully tied up Ii
WIS IIildpbrdnd custom 10 go home to his
dinner before going To the bank, and to-
day, on reaching the house. llilGebrand
opened the front door with his latch key
and started upstairs.
Half way up the iirst flight he met tTo
men coming down, ana moved close to the
wall to let them pass. As I've dill so. one
presented a revolver while the other
natched the packag ge containing the money
and ran. The man with the revolver acid
II close to Hildebrand's face until the street
door shut behind the fugitive, and then
struck Hldebrand across the side of the
heaG with the pistol and kicking him IN
the abdomen, started to escape.
UildeDrand, who is sturdy and plucSy-
tottered downstairs, ard, although weak
ami daZed, seized him, and hand to
hand conflict followed. The TWO struggled
to the front door, which the robber threw
open, Hildebrand shouting for help while
the robher began to beat lin over the
head with the revolver
Policeman owens saw the two fighting
on the street at the door, aud arrested
the man. who proved to be James Dal-
ton. twenty three years old. He was an
ironworker from Buffalo.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
ARE AGREED ON HARRIES
Metropolitan Directors Meet But
Make No Selection.
Canvass of the Stock Said to Have
Settled the Que Election
at the Next Meeting.

A meeting of the board of directors OF
the Metres; o.itan Electric Railway Com
pany was neii yesterday afternoon on the
vacant presidency. No DEFINITE aclon
was taken bat IL is understood that the re-
suit OF the meeting was 10 make more
certain the selection OF Ma or George Har-
rieS.
AS was generally supposed the board
discussed the subject informally. The
names of several gentlemen o. ackuowi-
edged administrative a5,lit. were dis
cussed in CONNECTION with the presidency
=. .and il is understood that an agreement
was reached, witioI5 taking formal vote,
who wo-li succeed Mr.. Pniilips as presi
dent OF the road.
The name Of the lucky one, however.
was not alro Iuced.
A gentleman in position to Know s;iid
from what be knew there was no doubt
that Major HarTies was selected This
conclusion was reached, he said, from
what he knew had taken place yesterday
before the meeting of the board. or the
eight directors in the city, il was under
stood that even as late as O'Clock In
the da Y Il majority of them had expressed
a preference for Mr.. Harries.
The charge that Mr.. Hauies, as
school trustee, lad given eniployrb.nt To
q discharged enploye of the road, and
Others OF a similar nature, would not Eave
the slightest weight in influencing the
members of the board on the contrary. the
gentleman sail, they only go To show that
those who oppose Mr.. Harries' selection
have no valid reason for doing
Tie fight. If it may he Considered to
still he on, is !etween Col. A A. Wilson
and Ma or Harries, but If all that was
iniiInate'i last Light lie true. the Major
viii have won The race before the home
stretch is reached.
Mr.. Robert Weaver, one of the largest
stockholders in the Metropolitan Company,
was called Oh at his home last hight, but
nothing was learned farther than [ he
s'president had rot been elected
The morning times., 1896-09-10
ELECTED THEIR OFFICERS.
Pennsylvania Republican League Se-
lects Leaders at Erie,

Erie, Pa, Sept. 9.-Isador Sobcl of
Erie, was elected president OF the PENN
sylvania Republican League by acclarna-
ton, and OH motion OF j. F. Burke of
Pittsburg, Charles F. Harris of Pittsburg,
was elected secretary.
The vice presidents are: W. r. Allen,
W. c. sproul, H. r. Thorpe, G. E. stilwal-
ter. Levy Dewolf. X. Hathaway, G. L..
Will Jams.
The delegates to the National conven-
ton at Detroit are: E. s. Stuart, j. P
McNichol, ]. Klemner, H. Black of Phila-
ticiphia, j. E. Robinson of Media, Ma ior
E.Warren of Scranton,A. Hall and A. Mack
real of Pittsburg, A. W. Morris OF Harris
burg, ]. P Elkin Of Indiana, j. W. Clark
Of Allegheny.
Alternates: M Henderson, ]. c. Sayre,
George Weaver, R. Todd of Philadelphia
W. ]. Newhall OF Allegheny, j. Doyle and
F, Miller of Pittsburg, E. W. Smiley Of
Venango, II. Hawley of Chester, Levi Hol-
combof fWilkesbarre, C. B. Pennian of Scran-
ton, and ]. +. Lewds of Delaware county,
The morning times., 1896-09-10
CUNEY DEAD POLITICALLY.
Conventions OF "Strai Eht" and LILLY
White" Texas Republicans.

Fort Worth, Tex. Sept. S.-The Repub-
lican straight convention assenDied tiiis
morning at 10 O'Clock, but little business
was done c. F. Ferguson of Paris was
made temporary chairman over N. W Quincy
by a vote OF 3G4 to 266. WaeD 1t was
ANNOUNCED that Quincy had been placed
beneath the sod politically the. convention
went wild.
Chairman Grant was taken from the
platform on two different occasions aud
carried about the hall on the shoulders
of his admirers.
The State convention OF tile LILY White
wing OF the Republican party met Eere
tuiay and nominated full state TICKET
as follows:
For Governor, II. B. Kline OF Houston.
Lieutenant Governor. r.. Robert Hauscfle OF
Bexar county: attorney general, j. h.
Norton OF Harris county; for comptroller,
L. 3. johnson of Bexar county; treasurer,
W. n. Norton OF Dallas: land commissioner,
James II. Steere OF Dallas: superintendent
OF public instruction, ii. +. McGregor or
Houston: railroad commissioners, - H.
Donaho wer, Ed. Davis and I. s. Brook
eubran j. ]. Fairbanks OF GraysOn county
was elected chairman of the State executive
committee.
The convention was short one afid
ONLY lasted an hour aud haiT. Following
the convention. the State Republican League
held a session. :. L. HaiEe of San An
tonic. was elected president aud D. a
Robinson of Dallas, State organizer.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
RESIGNED FOR HARMONY.
Chairman Holt Leaves the Indian-
apolis Democratic Committee.

indianapolis, Sept. 9.-Tbe Democratic
State central committee will meet in this
city tomorrow. September. 10. at which
time Hon. Sterling r. Holt will tender his
resignation as chairman of the ,uminittee
The announcement of this fact has
created quite stir in political circles
The cause of this step ON the part OF Mr.
Holt was over the appointment of Hon
j. L. Nice Cullough as member OF the
election board. Mr.. Mccullough was a
pronounced single standard man prior to the
Chicago convention. but since that time has
expressed himself heartily in favor of the
election OF the entire Democratic ticket
The free silver people criticised the ap-
pointnient and the Governor expressed him
SELF its being opposed To the appointment
which led to quite a controversy. In view
of this fact, Mr. Holt believes it to be t.
the best interest of the party TO at once
resign in order 10 restore harmony
The morning times., 1896-09-10
REFUSED THE COMPROMISE.
Urner Forces Walked Out of the
Sixth District Convention.

VSPcCIttI y
Oakland, Nd. Sept. 9.--The committee
ON credentials reported against seating
either of the contesting delegations from
Frederick county The convention finally
adopted motion to give each half vote
Hon. Milton g. Urner, who led the Motler
faction, left the hall with his delegation,
refusing to accept the compromise offered.
The Hagner forces remained, with half a
vote each.
The following names We're placed in nom-
iDation: Col. George A. Pearre of A Allegheny,
DR.. K. A. Ravenscrort of Garrett, Dr. Alex
ander r. Hagner OF Washington, Capt John
Mcdonald OF Montgomery ,and Samuel II off
ner of Frederick county. The convention
adjourned at 1880. after taking 4O1 bal
lots, to meet at a. m
The morning times., 1896-09-10
SILVER SENTIMENT WON.
Democratic Conven, i'm in Pennsy J.
yania Overwhelmingly for 1t.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 9.-Silver senti-
lnenJ Is paramount iu the Stale capital
tonight. on the eve of I he reconvened Demo
cratic State convention. or four hundred
and Iifty odd delegates. the gold ieaOers
thus far uuIy lay claim to 1Ifty-one. and
with this overwhelming majority against
them. they Will probably not attempt to
enIorcc tneir claims ior recognition III the
organization of the Convention
The question at issue, whether the Of
ficers OF the original state Convention-at
Allentowl, ca April 29-shoull act in their
capa tiles at the recunvene;i gathering. was
decided adversely tonight by the state
executive committee. aai as a consequence,
the convention tomorrow VIII have all
the elements ui an entirely new bo1y.
There is AN absence of enthusiasm and
the customary aBte-tolventiou crowds are
not in evidence, altEo isii il is stated that
every county in the State Will be repre-
sented at the convention.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, Nd, Sept. 9.-Flour duh. un-
Changed d-receipts, 10 ,lT6 barrels; exports,
697 barrels; sales, 900 barrels. Wheat
firmer-spot and month, go l-2a6o 5.S DC
tober. 60 1-2atO ST.; DScemoer, 63 b-Sa
63 3-4; steamer No. reu. 80 1-2a55 0-s-
receipts, 20 .351 bushels, exports, none;
stock, / ,33s .O22 bushels; sales, 45.uuU
bushels southern wheat by sample, 59a
81 IA; do. on grade, So 3-4a61 3-4. Corn
duIl-spot and month, "a 1-2a24 3-4; Oc-
tober, 25a25 Ia; November and December,
new and old, % 3-4a26; JaAuary. % 5-sa
20 7-s; steamer mixed, 20 1-2a29 81
receipts, 230 AIT bushels; exports, Co. ,IS6
bushels; stock, 1854, ,47O bushels south
ern white and yellow corn, 26a21. Oats
firmly held No. 2 white western, 25a2 26.
nominal; No. 2 mixed. do. 22-reccipls.
1885 bushels; exports, none; stock, l9s.-
1856 bushels. Rye easy-No. nearby,
SO l.2ass; western. So 1;2a3I receipts,
81 ,01O bushels; exports. ll,14S bushels;
stock. s3 800 bushels. Hay steady
choice timothy, S13.5CaS14. Grain rates
firm; good demand for parcel room -.steam
To Liverpool. per bushel, 8 3-4d., Septem-
ber; 8 3-4d., November: Cork, for orders.
per Quarter, Ss Lid. September. Sugar
and butter steady, unchanged: EGGS and
cheese firm. unchanged. Whisky un-
changed.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
COMMITTEE NAMED.
Gentlemen Who VIII Notify Gen.
Palmer and Buckner

Gentlemen Who VIII Notify Gen.
Palmer and Buckner.
Indiana polls, Ind. Sept. 8. Mr.. John r.
Wilson, who was delegated by Chairman
Bypum To name the committee which will
notify Genls Palmer and Buckner of their
nominations by the Indianapolis conven-
ton, has completed the list. as follows:
EX-Gov Jones, Alabama; C. B. Moore,
Arkansas; T. B. Bold, California; L. K.
EtriDh, Colorado; Alexander Wildman,
Connecticut; John 8. Rosselle, Delaware;
Arthur Meigs, Florida; T. B. Neal, Georgia;
E. r. E. Kimbrough, Illinois; L. NJ. Martin,
louisiana; August Brantano, Indiana;
Charles j Lantry, Kansas; w H. Spellman,
louisiana; c. Vey Holman, Maine; W. c.
Bruce, Maryland; William Jenney, Massa-
chusetts; Vernon H. Smith, Michigan; F.
W. Cutcheon, Minnesota; F. T. Raiford,
Mississippi; F. W. Lehman, Missouri; A.
H. Nelson, Montana; d. B. Rolfe, Nebraska;
F. N. Huyt, New Hampshire; Eugene Van
derpoel, New Jersey; j. d. Kelley, New
York; Louis DelacrOix, North Carolina; L.
A. Kedney, North Dakota; william Hald-
ing, Ohio; A. N. Bush, Oregon; ] C. Bullitt,
Penns ylvania; Oscar Lapham, Rhode Island;
W. w. Ball, South Carolina; John B. Hunter.
South Dakota; J. C. McRe ynolds, Tennessee.
n. F. Mott, Texas; W. H. Cremer, Vermont;
Joseph Bryan, Virginia; Hugh wallace.
Washington; Joseph Ruffner, West Vir-
ginia: J. ]. Hogan, Wisconsin,; and John
Lynch, New Mexico.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
ALL FOR SOUND MONEY.
Commercial Travellers of New York
Addressed by DIR. Depew.

Travellers OF New York met in great
mass meeting today in vacant store on
Broadway to express their feaity to the
principles OF sound money and sound govern
ment. The meeting was held under the
auspices OF the Commercial Travellers Sound
Money League OF America. Mayor Strong.
Chauncey Depew and Edward Lauterbach
addressed the meeting
Mr.. Depew was the chief orator. He
dweit upon the issues OF the campaign, and
declared that the present issue was one of
the ;:ra est that ever confronted the country
since the waE He urged his hearers to
leave nothing undone to secure the election
OF the Republican candidates and the n3in-
tenance OF the honor and credit OF the
country
The morning times., 1896-09-10
Texas Republicans in Trouble.

Fort Worth. Tex, Sept. 9.-When the
State Republican convention assembled at
IL O'Clock so many Democrats were in
the hail and creating disturbance that the
sergeaut-at-arms was obliged to clear the
hail before the tunult was quelied. C. NJ.
Ferguson and NJ. ". Cuuey We're nominated
for temporary ckairnieif, and great excite
ment Continued during the roll call Fer
guson was elected by decisive ma ajority.
Up to 2 o'clock this afternoon no other
business had been transacted. as the con-
vention was waiting fer the committee
to report the terms of fusion, which are
being made
The morning times., 1896-09-10
In NORTH CAROLINA.
POpuIist and Republican Fusion Slow
in Making headway.

Raleigh, N. C., Sept. 9.-The Populis tand
Republican State committees have been 10
session most of this evening and SUD
committees of each are at midnight I'D
conference to see II terms of State fusion
can be agreed on.
The fupulsts are making propositions
Republicans re jected their first proposition
which was for fusion provided that on
national matters neither party interfered
with the other and that on the s:at',
ticket the Republicans take down Daniel
L. Russell, their nominee for Govern"r,
and also their nominee for auditor
Then the Populists stated they wouid
iudorse the Republ can nominees for attorney
general and supreme court Justice, No
result will be reached tonight.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
Colorado Populists,

Pueblo. Col. Sept. 9.-The Populist State
convention met this morning and elected
E. T. Bromelly of Arapahoe temporary
chairman. strong movement was per-
ceptible this morring to bring about the
nomination of exCongrcssman Lafe Pence
for governor. and So upset the posi-
bility of fusion with the Democrats, who
have nominated ex-Gov. Alva A. Adams of
Pueblo for governor. The convention will
name or indOrse Bryan electors.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
CONFUSING IN COLORADO.
Four Separate Political Conventions
Meet at Denver.

Denver, Col. Sept. 9.-The State con-
vention of the Silver party met in the.
Tabor Opera House today and discussed at
some length the question of fusion.
1t was decided to appoint committee
Of eleven on conference to meet the con-
ference committees of the Popu,ssts and
the silver Republicans
The silver Republican State convention
held two sessions In the Broadway Theater,
but accomplished little.
The Democratic and Silver party COM
mittees are ready to meet In conference,
but the Populist delegation from Pueblo
The morning times., 1896-09-10
stranahan Is Sustained.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 9.-The executive
Committee Of the Democratic State COM
mittee met today and Considered the opin-
ion of ex-Deputy Attorney General and
ex-State Chairman Stranahan, that under
the party rules, the convention is clothed
with authority to make nominations and to
reorganize. The members OF the commit
tee concurred in the views OF Mr.. strana-
han
The morning times., 1896-09-10

Helena, Mont. Sept. 9.-The Republican
State convention met this afternoon. The
test strength of silver and gold forces
came on the selection of the temporary
chairman The silver men won by a
majority of so. There are many contests
and the convention will not be organized
before tomorrow.
The morning times., 1896-09-10

A few more days-and
the boy'll be off to school.
You're going to be sur
prised when you come for
his suit. So much style
land strength for so little
money was never before
known.
81. so starts 'em-and it's
the first time you've ever
seen anything outside OF
''shoddy" for the price.
We're after a bigger chill
dren S business. Well give
you the profits until We get
it.
Elevator-cd floor.
EISEMAN BROS.
Coner 7th and SIS. N. W.
No branch store in Washington.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
Gave rhem.e,xea up to peath

Athens, Sept. "a number Ct officers
In the Greek army who deserted I'm their
commands and Joined the insurgents in
the Island OF Crete recently returned to
Athens and gave themselves up to the mill.
tary authorities. DEGREES have been signed
condemning sixteen OF them to death. The
executions OF the condemned men win take
place at Nauplla. ,4-dsut
The morning times., 1896-09-10

Overlooked the Passenger Train.
Springfield, O.. Sept. 9.-An Erie passen-
ger and freight came together in head-on
collision on curve at Enon at noon today.
Both engines rolled down an embankment
Passenger Engineer Fraley OF Gallon was
severely injured and may not recover. No
one else was hurt. The freight was rum
ming extra and overlooked the passenger
train. i.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
M'LEAN WILL NOT PRESIDE
So Notifies the Bryan Meeting
Ma ayers.
70 ToRCHLIGHT PARADE

Central Democratic Committee Com
sents to ii Band, But the Big Meet
Ing OF the ioth Wsl Otherwise fse
Strictly Business-A
Placed in the Hands Of Committees.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
Not Whispers!
But Trumpet Notes
Of Truth!

Mr George Cartncr, a prominent citizen
and well-Snown grocer, 1910 v st. NV,
suffered for four years from catarrh, ac-
compa anied by general debility, loss OF sleep,
and distressing. hacking cough. Mr..
Cartner says: II was so bad that expec-
torated blood and pus. n nd although went
to some OF the best physicians in Washing
ton | obtai med no benefit. l am happy To
say since Dr. Walker treated me all these
distressing symptoms havedisappeared, and
l heartily recommend him to all sufferers"
The morning times., 1896-09-10

Key West, Fla, Sept. 9.-The Three
Friends of Jacksonville landed party Of
six Cubans in this city thi s afternoon among
them DR.. Castillo. The party IL In quar-
antine. The Three Friends 10 homeward
bound after q successful filibustering trip
to Cuba.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
DEATHS OF A DAY.

Providence, R. l.. Sept 9-Ex- Mayor
Daniel G. Pond, OF WoonsOcket, died In this
CITY today.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by seymour Bros, bank
ers and brokers, members of New
York Stock Exchange. Washington
office, Rooms 3 and 3a. Sun Building.
i. A. Breen, manager.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
TORPEDO BOAT LAUNCHED.
Then the Gushing and the Stiletto
Both Went Aground.

Providence r. l., Sept. 9.-Torpedo
Boat No. 8, the 1irst 'of the pair OF
twent V six-kuot boats 10 be built by the
Herreshoffs for the United States govern
nent, was successfully launched at 10
O'Clock this morning. A bottle OF cham
pagne was broken over the bow by Miss
gnes Hcrreshoff, the daughter of the de-
signcr, and the boat named No. 8.
The craft slid gracefully into the water
to the acconipan nimcnt of the cheers of the
spectators and the sbrieks of the whistles
of the Gushing and Stiletto, which were
anchored off the dock. Among the naval
Officers present were: Judge Advocate
General Leniiey, Lieut.. Wood, Commander
Converse, Lieuts. Dillingham;, Smith, Buell.,
Bostwick. and Chaplain Jones, of the
War College.
Newport, r. l., Sept. 9.-Torpcdo boats
Cushing and Stiletto went aground near
the torpedo station here this afternoon
They were returning from Bristol, where
they had taken a party of naval officers
to witness the launching of thcnew torpedo
boat No. 6 at tie Herreshofrs works.
In making her slip during q northeast
gale which prevailed the Stiletto was forced
ashore Just north of the new government
pier, and the Gushing. in trying to assist
her, was soon in the same predicament
The Cushing came off at 2 so O'Clock under
her own steam, and by the aid of kedge
anchors. The Stiletto lies in an easy rcsi-
tion and is likely to float on a rising tide.
Neither is probably damaged, as the lot
tom where they struck is sort sand.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
Washington Stock E1chanr

Sales-Amer. Security and Trust. A. at 40
Mergen thaler Linotype, 80 st lla.
GOVERNMENT BONDS. BID. ASK.
The morning times., 1896-09-10
CUBA AN ASH HEAP.

Returned Insurgent Says the Cause
Is Winning.
Jacksonville, Fla, Sept 9.-Charles Raj
tare, who has been serving in the insurgent
army, has reached here from Cuba. He
gives thrilling account of raids made by
insurgents on Mauzanillo, Cienfuegos,
Batabano and Bejuoal. He says Cuba Is
now an ash heap and that iusurgent sue
cess is assured.
The morning times., 1896-09-10

has not arrived and the silver Republicans
have hot yet selected their committee ihe
situation is most confusing tonight.
The morning times., 1896-09-10

Us leO2. 3D. year Funding" go d..
- 100 "Water Stock currency
20 1908. Water Stock" currency
Funding currency. :.5Js.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-03

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