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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-17
BONDs YOUyD IN CHICAGO.
a slip of Paper Hearing the Names Of Two
Kicl,mnnd Ladies in the Package.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, oct. l6.-'rhe proprte-
tor of the Saratoga Hotel. in opening a
trunk left as security for an unpaid
board bill yesterday. found a package OF
railroad bonds valued at $z5,Oo9. The
trunk was the property of a race-horse
man. who gave his name as George Craft,
and was left at the hotel shortly after
the Worlds Fair The clerk OF the hotel
has heard from craft several times during
mis- time. the last intelligence coming
from Cincinnati three weeks ago, eaon
letter cautioning the clerk to take good
care of the trunk.
The bonds were bound in a package adj
dressed Campbell & Schoolcraft," but
were made olt in TIE name Of j. Law
renee schoolcraft The coupons have
not been clipped since 1874.
In the pacIagc was founl a slip Of paper
hearing the address "Alrs. Schoolcraft
and Mrs. Beatty. Richmonc. Va
chief Badenoch. in whose custody the<
nackage was placed. telegraphed the
Csief Of Police az Richmond regarding
tro two women. and tonight received a
replv that fun information would be sent
by mail.
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DvFFALO. X. r., oct f6.-Thcre is
var i'm the Populiat camp ln tins state.
t.lfs was evident to-day when Lawrence
L. Mcpnurlan. of L0.kpOrl, called upon
Secretary or state talner.
Mr.. MCphaIluu was secretary OF l4t
last popuAst State Convention, ana -s
the candidate Tor judge ot The court ol
Appeals. The Secretary az state h.7
already prepared .or distribution tne
sample blanket ballot. Tine Peoples
party ballot is headed with tle names
Of William D. Bryan for President ana
Thomas g Watson FOR AIet-l lee l4eAt.
Vae p0pulist State Convention AeI4 ih
the citv OF Syracuse On October -4 ere
d0rsed Arthur SeWall the Democratic
candidate for Nile-Presidenr Instead oil
Mr.. Watson
Sir. dcPharlan wishes the Secretary
Of state TO substitute tle name ol Ali.
Scwall Tor Watson at the head OF the
P0DuNst column rs the candidate Tor
Vice President. The Secretary or state
told Mr.. Mcbharian that the Popul5t
National Convention mad nominated
Bryan and Watson, ana, according 10
the election - Of this state, these
names were placed at The head OF the
party column Of th0Sbopuusts ON the
ballot used iu this State. The Secretary
said he could not recognize the endorse
ment of Sewal by the Populist state
Convention. hut that tho action OF the
National Convention or the bopr"ft party
was binding upon him rcA tria i'le
names which snail lead the Popuiist
column.
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THE NATiOAAL DEMOCRdCY.
The New York supreme Court Decides il
Favor OF the Party Name.


Favor OF the Party Name.
ALBANY. y. T., oct. 1.-THE gold
Democrats in this State are entitled TO
"a party column ou Che official ballot
under the name of the National Demo
cratic party. This was decided this
morning by the Court Of Appeals.
The Court OF Appeals to-day handed
down decision affirming without costs
the decision of the appellate division Of
the supreme Court in the second de-
Iartmelt in the Brooklyn assembly case,
which holds that the National Demo-
cratic party nominations are regular par-
ty nominations. and that that party is
entitled 10 Il party column on the official
ballot IN this State.
All the judges concur IN this decision.
except Judge Nann, not voting. as bee
is the Republican candidate for Court
of Appeals judge 10 succeed himself
There was no opinion prepared 10 acc
company this decision Of tire court.
This decision of the Court of Appeals
g. final, and viii hold in all cases
throughout the State where the right
of nominations Of the National Demo-
cratic party TO a place on the official
ballot in party column has been con-
tested by the regular State Democratic
organization.
The decision Of the Court of Appeals
also i'm effect sustains the decision Of
Secretary OF State Paine. who. several
days ago, decided that he would give the
National Democratic party a parry col
umn on the official ballot.
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GRADY,TAMMANYBRAVE
10! THE POOR INDfiN FILLS HIM.
SELF WITH FIRE UIrER.
He Fought ,Unwariiy-He Secured Not a
Single ,calp-He Slept on the
War Path.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. l6.-Special.-
The Hon. Thomas T.. Grady, OK New York,
a Tammany brave. said to possess great
oratorical powers, was scheduled to ad-
dress the Siyerites here tonight. The
distinguished ex-senator filed his ap-
pOiutmeAt before u crowded house, but
unfortunately filled himself TO oyeriiowing
before nc reached the hall. 1t may DC
that tho strong "sold-bus' sentiment
which he had encountered IN Richmond
dampene1 his ardOr. OF II may DO that
drinking the water of the noble James
undermined his constitution. or that he
desired to show his contempt for tile
Prohibition candidate for Nice-Fresident
who also spoke here tonight, or II may
DO his objections To the gold cure, be that
as it may, the fact remains that the dis
tinguishcd ex-senator and free silver ad-
yocatc was like Tam O. Shanter. glorious
end over all the ills Of life victorious.
II THIS BE TREASON.
There wero many ladies present, but as
soon as the condition Of the speaker was
understood there was a general exodus,
accompanied by expressions OF disgust
from both his political friends and op-
poncnts The honorable advocate Of free
silver and Tammany general labored Tor
an hour aud a. nall TO produce an lde'',
but without avail. lie seemed 10 ttiutHt-
Der only that there were some gold
bugs" to be abused and the Supreme
Court 10 condemn, and after doing this
as best he could under the circumstances
he cried in tragic tones: If this be trea-
ON, make the most Of it,
a large part of his audience made tho
most of IT hy leaving. The speaker was
seriously hampcrcd in his oratorlcai ei-
forts by his inability TO make gestures,
as he had to exercise great caro- 10 MAIN
tain an equilibrium
THE COMMITTEE.
throughout this trying ordeal the sill
~,rite committee sat behind him, Ike
prisoners at the bar awaiting the sem
tonce Of death. They were thirsty. but
there was no water. tor the Hon. Thom-
as +. Grady drank 10 all early in the
proceedings. They were warm, but there
was no relief, fer the speaker was hot
and he made it hot for those around
/ him.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Grady's ef-
fort. Mr.. John l.. Lee, of Lynchburg.
tried to prove that the Supreme Court
/ OF The United States was bribed into
its incomc-tax decision, while the Tam
many brave slept peacefully in his chair.
After hearing the distinguished Tam
many brave. the people of Lynchburg
/ are no longer NJ a loss to understand how
/ Iammany went back on its own record
and endorsed the Chicago platform and
J ticket.
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VOL tG-NEW SERIES. NO. 2I5.

have reaped a distinct advantage, and
the new candidates friends are not only
positive that their man can bury Or.
Wise under q respectable majority, but
claim chat they can defeat Mr.. Young,
the regular Democratic nominee In any
event.
And now. despite Or. Wises emphatic
statement to the contrary, Mr.. Whaleys
candidacy renders the election Of Wise.
In the opinion OF political experts on
both sides OF the fence. an absolute i'm
possibility.
Ii seems that the Sound-Money Democ-
racy decided TO risk all on one bold
throw. IL was seen that Mr.. Whaley
could poll a very large VOTE and it was
thought he mad a cnancc to WIN out
with the support he would be bound to
receive in any event lt was deemed
beyond DOUBT thst if Dr. Wise could be
induced TO withdraw his election was
iorceone conclusion. and 10 was ~ntici-
ylted that when the lfcts were properly
presented % the Doctor the latter would
come down. To was bold stroke. and
hls yet to- prove unsuccessful in al its
details or In any Of them, though as
the situation appears at present, any
attempt to approach Dr. Wise with
proposition 90 withdraw VIII be met with
"a decided rebuff. In fact. If the Repub-
lican sticks to his very iorcibie declara-
ian made yesterday an hope I'm mis-
direction is lost. Win he stick9 The
presumption IS he win. but in politics
many strange things happen ana there
have been stranger things than would
Doe the withdrawal Of Wise after all
that has been said. both by himself and
/ friends. and the friends Of Mr. Whalcy
have by no means given up hope that
/ they may yet accomplish their end.
Nevertheless. they are not allowing
| themselves 70 bank on that idea, and
are managing their campaign on entirely
| independent lines, and. truth 20 tell, in
| decidedly the shrewdest and most ef
| fcctivc manner OF any party In the field.
/ Quietly, yet steadily. they have cstaD-
lishcd headquarters in every ward in
the city. in Portsmouth. Berkeley. Suffolk
/ West Lorfels. Huutorsvllc. and every
/ other place in the district large enough
20 furnish material Tor a und-Money
| League which is composed OF members
Of an political faiths. united on tho
| financial question and all working 10 q
common end The name of every mem.
| Der IS signed 10 a pledge 20 vote for the
\ gold standard and every name IS I'm pos
session Of the general secretary. I'm ad-
I dition TO this there IS the regular or
/ ganization Of the National Democrats
throughout The district independent Of
| the Sound-Monay Leaguers. yet working
| hand in hand with them. The result
IS. without question. the most perfect
political organization ever effected in
the Second congrC ssional district.
What will be accomplished lv this
| crganization remains % bc seen. but it
ha1 certainly I'm q measure startled the
leaders Of the regular parties. and there
s. TO dispudng tie statement that IL
win be- q heavy fight 10 the bitter end
Colonel William Lamb. chairman Of the
report that Dr. n. a. Wise the Repnbli-
can candidate for Congress i'm the Sec
ond district. will Withdraw from the
contest
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MACON. GA, OCT l5.-Alcxandcr Je-
wctt was killed here to-day in peculiar
manner. Jcwett and Felix Cosby We're
in tho rear room oi a saloon the former
having stick in DIS hand and the latter
a pistol with the remark: There Is
nothing I'm it, Jcwett brought the stick
down on the hammer of the pistol held
by Cosby. The force of the blow cX-
ploded the cartrigo on which the hammer
rested and the bullet struck Jewctt near
the heart causing death I'm a few min
utos. Before dying Jewett cxoneratcd
Cosby from blame
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4 GREiT RETTTfT.
Thorp and Epes Making Close Canvass
of MeckIenburg.

BOYDTON, VA. oct. l6-Special-A
religious revival Of unusual interest is
being conducted here in the Baptist
church. and large crowds attend the SER
vices which are held twice daily. At the
service last night there were six preachers
i'm attendance. two OF them EpiscOpalans
one Methodist and three Baptist. The
preaching was commenced on Sunday
last. and il is said that the services Will
be continued during next week.
Tic drummer preacher. Mr.. Robert
G0sland. has been conducting the services,
and seems thoroughly cOnsecrated. II
has been only n short time since Nj
Garland has been dcvoting his time TO
church work. He is "a very earnest and
impressive speaker.
The work of the campaign with both
Democrats and Republicans is going on
with unabatcd zeal. The Democrats have
some of the best talent IN the district
canvassing thoroughly Mccklcnhurg. and
they are constantly on the go. Judge
Mann. Hon. Sydney Epcs. Mann Page
and other speakers OF prominence have
been at work here an this week, and viii
continue IT during the next
IL is thought here that the congress
sional election between Epes lem) and
Thorn Rep) will be close. with the
chances I'm favor of Epos. Both gentlemen
have made a faithful canvass. The with
drawal Of Colonel j. Thomas GO0de, who
was nominated Iy the POpuiists for Con-
gress. win give Epcs an immense ad-
vantage over Thorp. as most OF the Popu-
lists will now support Epes.
Dr. William Townes and Captain J. ".
Alley. Of Memphis, who have been in this
county for nearly a month on a big hunt.
have returned TO Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Granger. who re-
side in London. England. and have been
I'm this county for the past month on a
visit 10 Mr. G.. r. Land the father Of
Mrs Granger, left here to-day for New
York where they viii take n steamer
for their home in England.
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ATLANTA. CA. oct. lG.-The State
Railroad Comm ion heard argument to-
day on the petition Of the commercial
travelling mon asking for a one-thou-
sand-mile book. to be sold at two cents
"a mile.
President Smith. OF the Travellers Pro-
tcctive Association. presented the petit
tion. Arguments against the petition
were made hy Second Nico-Prosidont
Finley and Traffic Manager Culp. of tho
Southern railway. B. W. Wr0nn. pas
songer traffic manager Of the Plant sys-
tom. and j. O.. Halle. general passenger
agent of the Central. The meeting was
largely attended hy railroad officials.
Mr.. Wrcnn made the speech OF the
day. The case was not decided. but
it looks as though the petition VIII not
be granted.
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He Addressed Large Audience at Carriers
Nille-ln. Al.o spnAe.

Nillc 1o-f Also spoke.
CARTERSVILLE. VA, oct. 1G.-Spe-
cial-Air. y. a.. Sengcr, on behalf OF tine
National Democratic party addressed "a
large audience i'm tho town hall here to-
night. lie was introduced ID Few
choice words by that staunch Sound
Money Democrat. Mr.. l.. W. Palmore.
OF this place. lir. Scugcr made a severe
arraignment Of the silver mine owners
for their selfish attempt 10 force their
silver bullion on the people OF this coun-
Try. and called upon the people 10 politi-
cauy bury them and their allies 50 deep
on the Sd of November that they cannot
rise again.
Mr. Sengor clearly proved that the
stamp Of the Government could not regu-
late the value Of the metal. lie made
a fine argument for sound money as rep
resented by the gold standard, and was
listened TO with much interest. Ills
speech WAS heartily applaudcd.
Hon. Jacob NOet, the Republican cam
didate Tor Congress from the Tenth
district, had am appointment to speak
here also tonight Mr.. Ost WAS in the
audience while Mr. Senger was speaking,
and after he had finished Mr.. J. NJ. Elan
nagan arose and introduced Mr.. Nost,
who spoke from tho floor Of the hall.
lie thoroughly discussed the issues Of
the campaign i'm am able and magnetic
manner. He thundcred denuuciauons
upon the Chicago platform and poured
out his wrath upon tnc silver people in
general. Mr.. NOst called upon his fell
Republicans TO cast their votes for
William Mckinley the standard-bearcr
Of sound money and protective tariff.
Mr.. Yost was enthusiastically chccrcd
at many points and three cheers Were
given with viii for him whom ne closed.
Dr. g. l.. DOdd. of POWAatan county,
was here called on for "a few remarks.
He spoke very strongly and fcclingiy
upon the subject. ana also paid "a bcauu-
ful tribute TO Mr.. Yost. There were three
hundred or moro present, and if any
silver men were there they kept very
quiet The outlook here IS that with a
fair count Cumberland county will give
majority of at least four hundred for
sound money and against Bryan.
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uNIyAnsIrrsoUND MoNlYLEAGUE
Three Hundred students Enrolled-Ad-
rnirer- of Governor O'Ierrall.

CHARLOTTESNfLL VA, oct. 10
Spccial.-The sound money students OF
the University of Virginia held an en-
thusiastic meeting last evening I'm the
jefferson Literary Han. The meeting
was addressed i'm ringing speeches by
Mcssrs. II. -. Hopkins. Robert Blair.
Gordon Wilson, and others. a Sound
Money League of nearly three hundred
was organized. and the following officers
elected: MIR. n. 4. Hopkins, who won
tho ccbator's medal (Sivcr vs.. Gold
last session president: Mr. Robert Blair
president of the Wytheville Sound-Moncy
Leasue), vice-rresident; and Mr.. C. c..
Lansing treasurer. Executive Commit
tee-Gordon Wilson, i. G.. Williams H..
4. Moore. c. G. Lansing. L. II. Rovster.
Dr. y. T.. Russell. w. Il. Trout ID. T..
Peters Louis A. Hast. j. w. Whitworth.
and }. y. Bullitt.
The league IS very enthusiastic for
true Democracy and sound money. and
viii poll a strong vote for Palmer and
Buckncr on November 80.
Governor o Fcrrall has many admirers
in the University. Hundreds have read
his letter and admired his true pluck.
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WAsHINGTON. y. G., oct. l6.-Captain
". l.. Morrison has been detached from
the Franklin and ordered to the Minneap-
oils relieving Captain Il. L. Wright, VINO
IS detached, ordered home on three
months leave.
Ensign y. T. Erwin has been ordered
10 the Bureau of Navigation.
Passed-Assistant Engineer {. a. r..
King has been ordered 70 duty III the
Bureau of Steam Engineering.
Medical Director George W. WOODS.
has been assigned to represent the Ma
rine Department OF the Navy AT the ran
American Medical Congress to be held
ir the city Of Mexico. November 18th
next.
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told St.li Coming.

NEW YORK. oct. lG.-The steamship
Columbia. which arrived from Southamg-
TON This morning. brought gold as ioi-
lows: I.azard Frcres. sl.O3i, 800. Heidle-
bash. Ickelheimer * CO., Soy1.Vooi "a
t,onaI City Bank, S11J.OOO. Total, ST.
OJZ. 500. .,,o 900 -,
the Normannia and 100000 on the Etru-
ria. and Ladepburg rhalman ~ 60. VIII
have S2lO.OOU on the Etruria HeIhei-
I~rh IskelI elmer R- CO. will haye $780,
Gl0 gold on the Eiruria and 500 900 on
the Lain. The Bank of British North
america has also engaged %2JO,VVo Tor
import. This makes the totai engage
,nsnfs thus far to-day $3.3OD.OOO.
LONDON. oct. 16--The Withdrawals OF
cold from the Bank of England to-day
Included fi23OOO destined for shipment
TO the United States.
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HAVANA. oct. fi.-rhe police authori-
cuba mail steamship Nigilanca, which
was 10 have sailed hence ar II o'clock
laet nicht for Vera cruz, on account OF
fhe refusal Of her master, Captain Nc
Intosh. TO deliver to the police an al-
Vo~ir an board the steamer en- route 10
Nf@vico Consul-Gcucral Lee was in-
formed of the facts and he approved OF
CaDtaiu Mcintosh refusal TO surrender
his passenger iic aiiir was hhiHy
settled and the NlsnaA,ia Saiieu to-"a9
with the passenger on board.
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yYrHE COUNTY COURT.
Charged With Murder aud Punished ior
NIi-demeanor-AnA Able Defence.

WYTHEVILLE. VA, oct lO.-Spe-
inst concluded the trial Of j. L. Gamma
wav. WHO was indicted for the mutcer
OF James Briggs. Ihe jury returned a
verdict for q misdemeanor and liked ms
punishment at three months IN the county
iaU. He was defended by cA-CoinIloi,
yvoalth's Attorney J. J.. GleaNes VINO Is
eoid fo have made the ablest ana most
elo0.,ent argument ever heard here IN a
criminal case. A., -
.bo i,.ra,sc hero They have an or
ganization and are doing effective work.
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OF o'clock. and not In the first peep
OF day. that the nominee addresse" ms
first audience. Gis train lay all night
in Gravel Siding. seven miless from Grand
RAPIDS. and began it's journeyings again
at c. Muskegon was reached an hour
later. but was not In the regular timer
ary. but a. detour TO that place was made
at the request OF the people there. lhe
members of Mr.. Bryan's audience. z'Voo IN
number. gave him some very hearty
cheers. and heard short speech about
the silver question. Mr. Bryan found an
other big crowd at Holland. where ms
train arrived at S o'clock Like Muske-
gon. the little town had out brass
band. Mr.. Bryan made another Speech
and at Fcnville he talked again.
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CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. 16.-German-
American citizens oi Chicago who de-
e,re Inc re-eiecti1n of Altgeld. irrespective
OF their presidential choice; have ad-
dressed request TO the Govern 70
thn Crvrrnor has consented. lie viii
talk tc Them at the Auditorium next
,runsdav. AZ VIII De purely an A!tgeld
moetinC. and this oXciusiveness does not
meet with the appioNll OF the behio-
yer and Brvan workers when they con-
slider that nest week he's been selected
for n General attack all along the Nc
Kinloy column in Cook county.
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chnr..eh WIN Embezzlement.

GTOVERSVILLE. \. =. oct l0.-A
sensation WAS created here this morning
by the arrest Of city Clerk Frank VIII
inarth. on charge Of Justification Of th-
city accounts and converting the money
10 his own use. Nilinartn, when ar
raigned to-day pleaded not guilty. lie
was released i'm $1,000 bail. his arrest
g. The result of an investigation of the
citv's accounts which hes been gazing OF
for several months.
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A Grecnlackcr Who isa Scwaliife.

AMESBURY. MASS, Oct. B.-ln .
letter received here yesterday, Solon
Chase, the old Greenback party leader
OF Maine, says:
Anything that embarrasses Bryan
lends aid and comfort 20 the enemy. II
Watson would withdraw, think II would
help Bryan, and / believe the old Green
hackers and Populists see II In that way.
To help the cause we are lighting for.
Watson should withdraw.
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A rrsr ANDsKULh ENCOUNTER.
A Prominent Lawyer OF Bristol Attacks
the Mayor of the City.

BRISTOL. TENN. Oct. 16.-Special.-
Mayor Winston, of Bristol. Va, and W.
$. Hamilton a leading member OF the
Bristol bar engaged in fist ana skuu
encounter on Main street to-day, ana sew
eral blows were exchanged before they
were parted They have been poltical
enemies for several months.
The pretext OF the fight was a warrant
which the Mayor had issued for Mr..
Hamilton's arrest upon application oI
7 NJ. Thompson, who charged that Mr..
Hamiltonl had misappropriated certain
funds. 1,,,
Enraged at the official act of Mr.. WINS
ton. Mr.. Hamilton attacked him.
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pnlieed a Young Girl From Home.

NORFOLK. VA. Oct. l6.-Hilah Hub
ard the proprietress Of church-street
dive is under arrest here upon the serious
charge Of onticing a fourteen-year-old
Girl from her home at Mount Airy. \. c..
20 this city. The girl left home with the
expectation OF securing work In board
ine-house. The penalty for the offence
is three years in the penitentiary. and
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union win endoavor to make an example
of the woman.
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HIGHLAND LIGHT. MASS. Oct l6.-
Another terrific northeast gs1c. right on
top Of the hurricane Of thc eth and 18Th.
came rushing ia from sea az daylight
Yesterday accompanied by "a driving rain.
The fish weirs along the shore were
not much injured BY the recent storm.
and large catches OF cod and pollock
were made this morning.
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Epworth League Monthly sooiabie-peie-
Gates Returned.

CREWE. VA, Oct. iG.-SpeciaL-The
Epworth League Of the Methodist church
held its regular monthly sociable iast
night. 4 fair crowd was i'm attendance,
and the singing readings and speecheS
eeem TO have been very much enjoyed.
Misses Hattie Nlwiill Lizzie Times
and Flossie Moore and J. a. Newbill We're
in IN-nohburg this week attending the -.
Y. J.. L. State Convention as ueiesa'oS
from the local union at this place.
Mir. r. y. Lockett is in kichmond az
the fair this week
Mr. p. " Crittenden returned to-oa'
eror, a Visit 10 Norfolk and vicinity.
NJ ana Mrs. John crawford have re-
turned from their bridal trip.
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He Addre ses BIG Republican Audience
in Fredericksburg.

FREDERICKsBURG, VA Oct. ls.-
special.-The largest Republican rallY
Of this campaign i'm this section was held
hero Tonight. Colonel William Lamb.
chairman OF the state Committee was
the orator of the evening.
THE attendance was estimated TO be
between five and six hundred. The
,,sotin., was held in the courthouse and
the building was fuil TO overlooking.
Colonel Lamb spoke for more than two
house and aroused immense enthusiasm.