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HAWAII,
1.-THE PEARL OF THE PAClFlC.'
The Eighth of Series of Letters by
John K. Musick-AuthOr of 1.-The
Columbian Historical Novels, -
'sBrother Against Brother, etc, etc.

A JOURNEY 10 THE GREAT Volcano
MYSTERIOUS PLANTATION OWNER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

HOMESTEAD PA. sept 6. - This
borough for some time has been disturbed
hy sang of burglars and threats we're
freely made that when caught they would
be summarily dealt with. Yesterday
William Marsh. d photographer arrived
home from Europe About 2 o'clock this
morning he was awakened by the screams
OF his two daughters who occupied an
adjoining room Taking his revolver. no
dashed into the room just IN time 20
See man jump through the window. Ia
his fall 10 tle ground the intruder. who
was aftsrW rd Identified as Isaac Mills
touc ed an electric wire, which stunned
him no fell Oh his face. breaking both
arms and inIlrng himself so badly that
he may die
A search of tho house resulted IN the
discovery OF James Johnson. Henry Arm
inEt0n and Andrew Bell Tho latter IS a
boz who was put through a window and
made 10 open the door for the others 10
enter lie said the men had Intended 10
rob the house and assault the TWO young
yN.meu. whose father. they supposed, waS
suu IN Europe
when the crowd that had collected
heard this they shouted for rope and
threatened 20 lynch the men. While
several men We're searching for a rope
the police dragged tho prisoners 10 tho
jail with the mob in pursuit.
The men to-day were taken 10 the Ale
gheny county JAIL IN Pittsburg. for fear
OF az outbreak Now York Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
FUSION ~ ALABAMA.
IfAll the sound Money Forces ar" nr""s"'
To,ctber BRYAN MAY Lose the STATE

reAti the sound Money fotc'r"'" "'"s
ro,ctber Eryan MAY Iose tn" state.
NINGHAM. September tine sn-
,.or Democrats. who until recently te'
,b,+ Alabama was an absolute certainty
b,,.a become thoroughly alarmed at tho
menacing attitude OF the fopnils'S "nu
the prospect of corporation De'"0-" al
sound. nancy elements IN Alabama 20 De
feat Bryan and Sewall II IS uhuero'Vou
,hat Chairman Jones, who has been I'D
formed OF the situation, has suggested
10 Democrat leaders that they olet 'he
Populsts several places on the bryan anu
se,,au election ticket, thus efecuns a
eiive, fusion IN Alabama. silverites have
been brought TO their state Of apprehcn-
sion by the action OK the Republican Suite
Committee on Thursday last IN empower
ing Chairman Vaughan 10 provide for an
advisory committee with plenary powers
90 direct the course Of the campaign Pnd
settle the attitude the Republicans shall
hold 10 s0und-money Democrats.
They regard this as paving tho way for
co-operatiOn between Republicans ana
sound-m0ncy Democrats, and they know
that the cooperation. with the Populists
standing stiff for Bryan and Watson.
seriously endangers their position. Cen
| eral q. ". Shelby, who will conduct the
silver campaign, returned 10 Alabama to-
day. and 10 is expected that negotiations
with the Populists will commence al once
POpulist leaders say they viii accept
fusion on no basis except the substitnte
OF Watson for Sewail. III the fusion IL
effected all sound-money Democrats VIII
join the Indianapolis movcmeut-fNna-
deiphia Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

Cd. ''-.,,e krrala TiQuerva. daughter OF
~. i'irrerva. "A Porto Rico PLANTER. Was
,,.,.l early Saturday morning 20
30 left the gas turned on I'D her room
th. cataract House. Night Clerk
81 rtrtiefras broke I'm the door and
r'.l,,cl her sire had blown ont 'he gas
..,1 irnorautly left IL escaping as she fel.
asleep. ...... ,,.-,io,,, .,-a a..
Th. rescue was most peruo,S one LOT
i.,-.@'r, An the next room. was aroused
81. ia noise Of breaking the door. and
~,'shcd with q long dirk 10 his daugh-
tcf's defence. Finding man I'D her
,-,sSer II was with difficulty that he
could be restrained until the situation
could be explained. ,,,
During the day Signorina tquerya
.hanked Bartlemas and the father pre-
seated him with = good-szsd check.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
POPULIsTs CLAMOR FOR FUSION
BUTARE LESS ARROGANT.
Heavy Loss OF Corn on the state Farmers
From Overfow-The fire In hioks'
Ellington a. Company's shops.

RALEIGH, ". c.. Sept. 7.-Special.-
There is much clamor among the Popu-
lists for a poaitve settlement Of the
fusion matter Wednesday by the their
state Committee. Then 1t will De seen
whether the Butler OK the snu-Buter
faction dominates the party. No one
can to-day predict what will be done.
The Populists are certainly far less AFRO
CANT than they were Two months ago.
There are two hundred cadets present
At tho Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lego here. half OF them freshmen. II -
expected that tho number Will 90 TO
two hundred and nifty.
PopulisLs assert mat they VIII have as
large majority ia the next state sen
ale as they had ia the last one.
IT is said that James Il. Young tcol-
orcdD will again 30 ~ The leg iDiasIse
from this county.
AT noon tomorrow the Republican state
COMMITTEES meets. Senator lrItchar4 VIII
be here. and will really direct move
ments.
CORN WASHED AWAY.
The loss Of corn on the four State
farms on the Roanoke river IS 500 acres.
There remain about 1000 acres AAe
WELD OF cotton will be about what IL
WAS last year. the farm managers re
port. .......,...
dav and night to supply the local de-
mand.
nm. local cotton receipts are remarkably
large this early in the season-l'u'9 tAis
week. against only so The same week iasi
year. ,-- ~,
ready Tor putting together. arrived TO-DAY
for the new greenhouses of the AsHcul-
turai and Mechanical College
THE FIRE
Ats.e) Yesterday morning FIRE broke ont
O., tho largo wood working shops of HICKS
Ellington g. Company, in one hnhal eu
,-arsd of the Union Depot. the hIiioiN-
wss OF wood. I'm 1905 cars were '-'i'
there. and during the war d. ""7
commissary warehouse. pI many ''''
Trircs d Sons occupied 10 as p'a'.lis
mill. il was recently bought -or f''v'
There was 5000 insurance. 10y H'N
week all the machinery was 10 nav Dr'l
moved 10 another mill 10 "ouiu o'.
about s. 900 TO replace the burned PAM
Tbe fire started on the second ".o'
| budding was LivAno l'Ntf anu
rose 10 an immense height.
rbore is much comment today on .h.
/ first Joint debate between Wa1so"
Gutbrie nc Hendersonvlle. "ulnii' ,.i'
od ID. l.. Russell out, and ass i"..o
ma response. declared Dim 40 .e
and failed" and then "cntere4 .n''i'l'll.
a-ainst him. Guthrie told H7 "-1l
A. VOC for j. S. Adams. Demo
/ inoe for Congress In the AMIN ...,
/ and not for Richmond pear
uran). who SIS now uyih5 ' p, .l.,
free-silver man. lie also wa '.. --.,.......
to vote for no man for iNe -.....,-.
who did not give pledge nog IN,
Prtchard or any o.NeI ao
the United States Senate
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roo ,oo, nominal. nahum leaf nominal

mon leaf nominal: iium ieai hoii'ina''
good leaf nominal, line nominal 9, q ~.
1875 crop Dark-Irash ugs, ~ TO Sl.JV'
common Tugs. $50 TO =. messsb,ln to 49,
81 i0 $3.50. good Tugs. s. - 10 49, I'm
mon lear. So 10 taoO. metsi" Co. e. ~
80. good mcGllm, 80 10 - me. ~ 10
i>oi crop hurley. Flllers Red-Trash'
$3.50 60 So. common. s. 4. . meulu.,'
s. 10 500. sood medium, e 10 ~ sooe,
$40 Go ST.. fnlcrs. Co.9rf- IIasn. F'-ssy
Go 81. common 81 10 100, medium, -
TO $40. good medium. 81 % 80. Sul ,.l'.
Colory TO Bright Trash 80 10 800, ce,n-
mon s. ~ o. 81. medium, SO.5O 10 Sl<;
eooI medium nominal good nominal
1894 Smok srs. Kcd-Itash. $50 to 81;
common. s. 10 $3.50. Colory 10 Bright
Trash. s. 20 So. common. 80 10 s..
Green mixed. and very soft hogsheads
and light weights. y 10 lc. on Jugs ana
j TO &C. on leaf lower
lsa, Crop Burley. .Flllers. Red-Trash.
s. 10 So common $3.50 10 s.; medium.
s. 10 $3.50. good medium. s. 10 IS. good,
50 10 Sll 20. fne. $l3 % 81 Filters.
toIury. Trash. . 30 10 -, common, sou
10 81 medium. 500 TO ). good ine-i UNI n.
5 ~ 10 81; good. $40 10 Sl2 nne, sl3 10
4lI. selections nominal Cutting. Colory
10 Rrght-Irash. - 10 50. common. 50
70 S3t0 medium s. 10 50. good medium.
81 90 SO. good, 81 10 $l3, nHe, Sl4 20
SIS. selections nominal.
1926 smokers. Eed-Trash. $40 10 81;
common. s. 20 $3.50 Colony 20 Bright
Trash. SEQ 80 500. common. So 10 5000.
and frosted. nc. less on Tugs and 10 -.
CLAKKsvILLE. TENN. Sept. our
receipts in August were 26OG hogshesios,
our sales IN August were 1861 hogs
heads. our shipments in august were
a Qfb lOesNcdds. our stocks september -
were l,O>3 horshcads. Buyers STOCKS
were 2.O13 h0csneaus aid sellers STOCKS
9GfO h0csheads. our receipts this week
were 5lS hOesheads. offerings, 1,lDJ nOgs-
heads, sales. GO hos shcdds.
The breaks ran low in grade with
much poor quality and funked or DAG
ordered tohaccos Tho market was active
and strong al last week advance upon
alb sorts Of useful leaf. Lugs and poor
stuns were unchanged. and our large
reflections were manly in iNtse tIA0a1a'
our stock OF unsold tobacco IS sun large.
harvesting Of the new crop stlll con-
tuuce The hot days and cool nights
improves the quality OF what remains
in the folds some Of our Over-san-
grlue and excitabie country dealers have
already opened tho loose tobacco market.
without waiting for any portion OF the
We ouote common Jugs % Sf.25 20 500.
medium JUGS at $50 10 $50, good Tugs
40 $3.50 10 $500. common ledt al - ~ ~
5000 medium leaf az s. 10 81. good lear
at $40 20 SIT. fine leaf az Sl2 10 Sl4, Sc
HopKINSVULE. ky. Sept. 4.-Re-
ce.pfs since last report. 80 hogsiif ads
re0 cIpfs 40 date, llas3 hosshcads, re
cc.Dfs same time last year. ll.tfo hogs
heads. sales since last report 39l hogs
beads. sales 90 date 1859 hog heads
ea..s fO same time last wear. 1Z,l-- hogs
beads. stocks on 1st instant (sold. 3.0.c
hogs heads. uns0'd, 3.981 hog heads, CO..
IHUe.NIas. stocks on lSf instant last
year fso'l. 1906 hogsheads. unsold, 300
hoEshoadsl. 1908 hogsheads.
our market showed 10 material change
this week either ih character Of tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08


Appointments for Speech Making DIV tho
Dcmocratic-Po puIi.t Commute.
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Nucleus Around Which the Wanderers
NAV naliy

The Democrat who will support Palmer
and Buckner will vote with a clear con-
science. in vindicatlon OF his faith ia
those principles, mo maintenance OF which
he regards az or more Importance 70
himself and the country than any con-
sideration OF voting with the best party
Such a Democrat looks forward 10 the
tine when his brethren, formerly Of the
Same faith. will repent OF their folly ana
desire 10 return 10 the embrace II a
party holding tho Democratic creed in
its purity When the craze for strans.
gods shall have gwen place 10 sober
thought tho national Democratic party
will form a nucleus around which tho
wanderers may rally. The mission OF tho
new organization is not 10 help tho enemy.
neither 10 pull down nor destroy; but 20
point out a safe path for the present and
light the way for the Misunderstanding
IndeK-Appesl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

tory and achievements OF the great scien-
,,n, s.at tablets viii, al some future
aare. Ia erected n honor of It's FOUNDER
.,ne foundation OF the smithsonian IN
stlluuou was the realization OF 'A7 40
s,rss m an h.uslishman, WHO beQueathed
his WHOLE property 10 the United states
10 found al Washington, under the haine
OF tne Smithsonian institution an e9-
tabusnrnept fo- the increase and diuusloh
M kuowsedge among men. lnis man Was
,ames Lewis Mac.e, VINO atter"ard go
slmed the name OF Smithson. lie was
me son o., rno first Duke Of Nortnuhl-
bcr.and. c..,.-.,,,
n, reason IS known for smlrhson :
action. for DE was d. thorough Hil9'',
man. although he was known 10 oe D"
f,,n e,-rnr-athv with republican Cover p.
,,er,e and the liberty OF the people pD'
evidently, he had a firm belief IN lne IL"
riro greatness Of the new nahon -" -,
~o,iize1 I'm 1896 when ne drew MS VIII
.ro+ suoh an institute as be cohteiH-
mated would have civiiizins power up'"
! the world OF incalcuiahie NH'ne' ,.,~
u was mo-. until 1885. six years =.
s,,,fhson's death. that the Oni'ep -.
was notified that his estate. MA
q, value 20 about 10000 ponh''' MO,
| IN cna0-erv. and. aftcr two y''' -,
ION a favorable decision was
and on sentembor I. 1898 u.s., ~.
sovero,ens which had been orousn, -, ~
g, tne cr0ner shin Mediator "'' -,
az IN mo Philadelphia MINI ""n ,-,..,,
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t,.sqfSs as the first insi"'"'u' ,-,-
! LEGACY This was soon increase. -,
ua and in 1907. hy resioua'F -, .be
g.. oto 20 the total sum derive" -
,o.,rl.r.s bonohcence had been A''A
10 S650o1o. ,- ,o~,cv Law in the
Treasury before IL wa 5.c,ded 10
! ,.t il II was finally u70i 30.
90 g.. nr.sent Institution. an us ~
lou''' 81 assist men Of science ia -
j'-'' - r.selrches. % puoush 1'''''
Jus - of Volumes. and TO give ~
of them % every his'-''
the face of the eartn. hoe achieved
| mn. Smithsonian Institute mas 49,.
much during uly years "a ,sl,...
.,d chief amouI these are l'7 49,
--'r r.nicb Include many important "D'
.,tsoritatfve works. There IS no
ION "a fo subjects. and they cover o''''o'
| every branch Of science. .,.,,.
.rtese hooks are practically given o"a
gor although there - a pfoFl''oN io'
| thei- sale at cost price, omy a. az" ''''.
dred dollars worth are SOM ed-H '''.
They are regularly distributed ~
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,.,-d and are supplied 10 numerous 7 III
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irrorfauf feature of the institution An'
b,s probably done more toward iNi M
nm, q great library IN Washington mar
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

RALWGH. y. c.. September THE
Staue crop bulletin to-day says. 1.-THE
drought is vet unbroken over many parts
OF the central and eastern districts ana
that but little Improvement is now pos
sible in crop conditions Ihe ou. 'r 0r
cotton is high Cotton picking is
rapid and under favorable cone
ditions. Tho crop will De nearly
an open by October 1st in eastern dis.
trlcts Many fields tlready look as n
struck by frost: the peanut crop IS cut
short 10y the August drought. rico as only
ordinary: tobacco continues poor in quail
~ Most Of that crop has been housed"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

MORRIsTOwN. Y. j., Sept. s.-The
Evening Express. OF this place, a Dem
ocratlc newspaper. which had accepted
Bryan and the Chicago platform, has
bclted both. and IN its Saturday edition
Il came out for Mckinley and SOUND
money Tin. editorial containing this an
nouncement says.
~. arc stW Democratic. but a care
ful consideration OF the financial plank
mas come. however. when Ne must choose
81 the Democratic platform compels Us
10 withdraw our support from the Demo-
cratl, presidential nominees. The time
has come. however. when We must choose
between patriotism and psrilsanship. D.
New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

Capt. Buck Kitchen iu rs Against hrloh
without Avail.
WELDON. n. c.. september f.-SrerI al.
The populsts i'm convention to-day nom.-
mated IL. u. Clark for State Senator. ~.
j.. Bowers for Treasurer. and j. a. IAofne
for Surveyor and also got Two oi Ae
county commissioners.
Fusion viii be according 10 the agree
mAnt Of the county commute with tho
Republicans. and tomorrow the i-epub-
ncans Will complete the ticket
Captain Buck Kitchen spoke for iAr-
hours against fusion and when it 'eas
decided uo0n he and several other well
known popul.eay hohed AND refused to
take further part IN fhe proceedings. TA.
Democrats meet "Wednesday.
FUSION IN ROCkINGlfAAL
ROCKINGHAM y. O.. Septcmhor -
Special -Thn Por1lst conversion iu
sessiou here to-day dr.ied t1 fls. with
the Republicans and divide the county
offices. the former taking tie lion s. share
There was opposition .n the convention
and there IS said 90 Doc q serious dis-
satisfaction. among the Republicans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT r, 1890.
ARRIVED
I.r steamship Europa, Galveston.
SCHOONER IS. Walker 10 IVA Dethport.
~ j..
schooner ~. Arlington. Providence.
italian bark Marin. Baltimore.
SAILED.
l5arce r. j Carleton Boston
ii. steamship Europa. Liverpool.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

Golden Anniversary of the Smithsonian
Institution Founded ~ an EnEii-hnan.
Inc Smithsonian Institution at Wash
inaron IS just fifty years old to-day.
mere VIII be no public demonstration,
nor Will lannivasary exercises be held.
Out the regents or the famous institu-
tion have ordered that valuable work
De published which will contain the his
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on his daily labor for his daily bread?
Did irredeemabie bank paper silver doll
lars ever enrich the laborious2 Certainly
never. All these things may gratlfy
greediness for sudden gain or the rash
ness Of daring speculation. but they can
bring nothing but injury and distress TO
the homes Of patient industry and honesi
labor" EDWARD ATKINSON.
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though he divided the profits

virtually his. though he divided the prons
with others. 49,, %
Charles Hoyt. because II IS one OF ne
features OF Hoyt's "Trip 70 On ha'o"n
As a matter OF fact. it was wien VIZ, W
Gaunt. The publishers sofa WV Sopis'
~ The words alone. and the right 20 pun
lish words and mssic Melted 'hc ""'"''
thousands in royalties.
Caunt did half score or songs anu
words equally popular or even more 30.
1fe and Hovt turned out "keuoeh ana
c,.nthia "The Widow and TOUT Tor
psciset" all OF which made money. bu1
mis- own great successes were WIN hu'ns
frel songs. the most successful OF when
In TWO continents was Push Dem t'ouuS
Av,v" A curious insight Is afforded 10
tho tests OF popular taste by an eAann''a-
ton OF these words:
II you want to go TO heayen on DC n'cHei
plated road
I,,zf push dem clouds away.
Rrln, along all yer baggage and checA II
who, Won push dem clouds away
7, do train am a-speedn' an you can
catch on
when YOU push dem clouds away.
You're a coon OATS gone an wuss dan
none.
Chorus.
lust pushi Don't shovel
Inst push dem clouds away
Keep s-pushin' an a-shoFlh anu
pushin and a-shovrn'
TIL you push dem clouds away
Aside from his income by these Sohs'
uffs al
Gaunt drew a large salary a. ihusIS.1i
1,-scto- for Hovt 4 Mckee. With this
a., b.. ,o,arrelled two years ago. bnt
- ,,.,e 60 valuable that they made terms
~, him AGAIN. and this autumr he was
70 hayo rejoined them.-New YORK her-
old
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

Author Of push Dem Clouds Away and
THE Bowers" Passes Away.

The Bowers" Passes Away.
TO the list OF impacuniols seniuses WHO
die penniless has been added Tie name OF
Percy Gaunt. lie passed away IN IN OBJ
scure country boarding house at Palen-
Vile. IN the Catskills. ono Of the last
messages received his family was a tele-
gram sent hy MIS- Gaunt 10 c. j.. Good
win. OF Hoyrs Theatre, carrying tho mel
anchoiy news that Cant vas dying and
that there WAS no money IA tie house.
Goodwin wired so and told Mrs. Gaunt
10 call FOR more II Il was needed.
This IS the end OF man who realized
more thAn $500 from three songs. The
Bowery." Push Dem Clouds Away" and
Love Ne LATHE, Love Me Long" were