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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12
BhDFoED rRIMAHIlS.
Two Candidates Nominated aud Primaries
selected rs the Future Method.

selected as the Future Method,
BEDFORD CITY. Va. oct u-Spe-
.esa. quite large crowd has been as
nemblcd GOO the courthouse all day 10 hear
fhc returns from thc Democratic primary
aeld Saturday 90 nominate two candi-
dates Ion the Legislature, "a judge of tho
county court and tO decide whether the
nominations boo the future shall Toe by
primary on convention.
Tho votes have conc in slowly and as
Tar as heard from the candidates stand
as follows FOR the LEGISLATURES Turpn'
$50. Mintcr SD. Fitzpatrick. 3l; Graves,
an. NurroIl 2l2 For county Judge
Brown. 1921 For primary. so. for con-
youtian. 2l Three precincts are yet 10
De- hcard from but ass they together poll
al boo tho last primary I'd votes, the ma
10riuos of Tupin and Minter cannot be
overcome.
D. o. Turp.n is the present incumbent
and lives on the north side Of the county
and the vote he received is AN evidence Of
lfs popularity Mr. Murrcll is also from
the north side and 10 was owing 10 that
fact that hc did not run closer TO second
place as the south-side voters would not
vote for but one north-sidc man. and his
opponent was better known.
A. j. Nintcr was born ON the south
side. has been supervisor for many years
and the fact that his immediate noghbors
voted almost soHdly for him shows his
worth.
There will Do no Republican convention
Iuf j. g. Gardner (Rcpl has announced
DTS intention NJ opposing the Democratic
nominees and hc viii doubtless have a
running mate.
Tho Democracy Of Bedford. however.
fas stood the test Of manv years and 10
se safe 10 say that Turpin and Minter
win represent Bedford in the next Leg
stature.
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~ on m NrnMr.
lie Sings Song OF siiver-Little Interest
in Politics.

lu iolttlc-s
WOODSTOCK. VA. oct 11.-Speciaf-
This was October County COurt-day The
crowd to-day in town was small as this
is the week preceding the shenandoah
County Fair
Hon. James Hay addressed "a small audi
fo~ the H.t fourteen years the Demo
cratic party has had control Of the state
aud 10 now comes before the people and
challenges criticism as 90 SIS work The
Republican party is split wide open be-
cause some have got the offices and some
have not. While the Republican party
has but one landing place. 30 does not be-
come ua 200 sleep on our arms.
In speaking of his own record FOO Con
gress Dc said that me wanted 20 vote for
the free coinage OF silver but the kcpub-
Icans had the majority. Hc very forcibly
discussed the eu0rmltics OF the Diuglcy
far.n bin dc considers the free coinage
~ silver the most important measure.
lie believes there can Doe no prosperity
until we have the free coinage OF aiNG,
ITO urou0rod TO advocate ~ until 10 is
brought about ITO have permanent pros
urrlfv Won must have the free coinage OF
silver re cOntondcd that the lack OF
prosperity was because we had a dearth
~ money. The restoration OF prosperity
means chat silver Dec restored az lls ratio
% f6 90 !
The people of this county seem TO evince
little interest in politics. but mere VII
likely he spirited fight after the re
puhNcaus nominate their candidate loi
the House ~ Delegates
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at home and abroad, a staunch friend, and
a forgiving enemy. Perhaps there is no
member OF the order in Virginia more
universally known and loved.
The grand scribe is 4. Y. Turney, or
Old Point He Is also known as past
grand master of the Grand Lodge. and
has the distinction Of having had one OF
the most successful terms Of any grand
master He Is connected with the Ohlled
States service. and has been stationed at
Fort Monroe since June =. 1870. lie mas
been grand scribe since 1898.
The grand representatives are Past
Grand Master Marion Colbert. the popu-
lar book merchant of Hampton. Mr.. Col
bert IS also a well-known member among
Odd-Fellows I'm Virginia. lie has repre-
sented his Grand Lodge In the Sovereign
Grand Body on two separate terms. and IS
lust retiring from his first term from the
Grand Encampment. The other represen-
tative is Mr. George a. Walker, the popu-
lar merchant tailor OF Fredericksburg. Mr.
Walker retired from the chair Of grand
patriarch last year. and was elected
grand representative the same year He
has one more year 10 serve In this Office.
THE SESSIONS.
There Is not much OF interest in the
Encampment branch of the order TO oc-
cupy the attention OF the officers and dele
gates as everything seems 10 be running
smoothly 1t cannot be doubted, though
that so many prominent known members
Of the order as will assemble al this ses-
sion will be together in deliberations for a
few hours without any good coming out OF
their association. so the members at large
may feel that their interests are being
carefully looked after.
Among the more prominent Odd-Fellows
who will be az this session may be men
toned. Past Grand Masters w. f. LARA
bee. r. y. Render. n. +. Whitehurst
ID. r.. StansbuTy. j V Grnstead, and Hin
Montague. the Rev j. J. Schcrer. w. w
Sherwood. J. r. Mccoy. T.. A. Tucker. w
+. Latham. J. Thomas Hodges. and many
others.
II is thought that the Grand Encamp-
ment win be in session several days. II
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For Stafford and King GEORGE.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, oct. IL
Speclay.-Mr r. w. Berry. OF Stafford
county accepted the Democratic nomira-
ton FOR tho Legislature from Stafford
and King George counties. offered him
hv the Executive Committee of the two
counties
This was tho nomination which Captain
S. c. Pcyton declined 20 accept ten days
after he had been nominated by conven-
ton
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
On: Taken on and Another Put on 10
PittSylYania.
NOMINATIONS MADE IN BEDFORD.
Tnrpin aud Minter Chosen From the Five
Csndidatcs--Jodgc Biabey Makesa
Pine speech iu Ma,thews--Mons
taguc Nomina'od'

CHATHAM. VA, oct H. - Special 90
The Dcmocraiic Executive Committee
met here today and after taking Cooke
who was nominated at the county con-
ventlon OF of the ticket nominated Mr.
Henry G.. Allen ia his place. Mr. Allen
IS assronc man and will greatly strength
ca enc ticket
POPULIsTs WANT TO FUSE
A committee from tho Populist party
appeared before the Executive Commit
acc and am attempt at fusion OF the
Democratic and Populist parties was
made hut no agreement was reached SO
both parties viii have tui ticket
10 is quite likely thot the Republicans
will announce 20 ticket tomorrow.
There is talk of fusion between the
Republicans and Popuhsts.
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Ar rHE ASSOCIATIONS ro.DAr.
Several Interesting Meetings DIR. Hiden
to Speak Tonight.


Matters are exceedingly active al the
association, and to-day will be fun of
interesting meetings The opening day Of
the NTH Star Course is near at hand, and
10 will be welcome news TO the people or
Richmond 10 hear that Remeny will open
the course. The sale of season tickets
exceeds any previous year, and is now
within twenty-five of the limit. IL is fully
expected that before the doors OF the
building close tonight all the season tick
cts will be gone. According 20 the custom
of last year. single seats VIII DE sold TO
each entertainment, ana orders are al
ready beinC received for Remenyl tickets.
Seats can be reserved, beginning Friday
at ! o'clock +. NJ.
The gatherings Of to-day are as follows:
Gymnasium Classes o'clock T. NJ. Ju-
Nor classes: $50 o'clock r. NJ, students
class: $40 +. NJ. young men class.
Night School Classes q 80 o CLOCK. Ju-
nior grammar: S.1j o'clock. Junior spell
ing: : O'Clock. senior mechanical draw
ing senior biography. senior Englsh. 90,
At $ O'Clock the parlor Blnle class VIII
be conducted by Rev Df. j. &. liIdeh'
omen 10 both ladies and gentlemen; theme.
THE Origin and History or the New es5I
lament" During the evening me boai u
OF Directors of the associauon Will meet Z,
and the Academy of Medicine mold iia
regular meeting In the blue room, WINE.
me members OF the Wednesday oll1 VIII
MARBLE sweetly i'm the Association han.
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DR.. Ouisenberry Endorsed.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. oct. IL
Spocial-At Bowling Green to-day Mr.
s. r. Pitts declined the Republican nomi-
nation for the Legislature from Caroline
county. rendered him several days ago
The Republicans then endorsed the can
didacv Of Dr. w. B. Quisenbery, VINO
was To-day nominated by the Democrats
Of that county for the Legislature. )r.
Quisenbcry has taken @ decided STAND lot
pure election laws. and 10 rs thought lnai
he viii have no opposition IN the senei"l
election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

The New York Horse Show which has
been made a feature or each seasons
pleasure for Richmond people through
the delightful personally conducted eNcur-
siors Of Inc. old Dominion Steamship Line
ain onen his wear on November 18th and
,,,n vrtii tbe 50th. instead OF from Sth to
18th as first announced
The old Dominion party will therefore
leave on saturday. November 18th, instead
Of on the 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12
rHE RlCHMOND LrCEUM.
Attractions soon to be selected by the Local
Board.

Tho membership fees OF the Richmond
Public Lyceum are being rapidly collect
ed. As soon as az the money Is m
the board will select the talent for the
course. Being a purely cooperative affair
the board does not feel justified in max
ing contracts unless the membership fees
are I'm bank TO the credit of the organi-
alton. In a few days II is expected
mat the reserved seats viii be assigned
10 the members. Ii IS not practicable
for the committee 20 wait later than
THURSDAY. October It'll. for the payment
of the fees and an members who have
not paid by that time will forfeit the
right Of having their seats assigned IN
the order in which they were enrolled.
The membership is now nearly three
hundred and fifty.
The following members nave been add
cd since the last publication
NJ General J. r.. Anderson. DR.. Jud.
b. Wood. and Messrs Thomas Poindex-
ter. PaschaI paws. Charles selden. Ivan
stenhens ]. H. Bruce. w. II. Parish.
Henry : IutZler
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Green. Caroline county. but he was In
splendid trim tonight and his speech OF
two hours touched on the tarin. the
financial question. the need OF the Demo-
cratic party I'm state AFFAIRS and Interested
hiss audience from the start. lie was ire
qucntly applauded and at the close OF his
speech three cheers for the next Cover
nor were given with a vim.
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mr. PROHfBfTIONISyS
Win Have a Full Legislative Ticket In I

VIII Have Full Legislative Ticket In the
Field.
A well attended meeting Of the leading
Probibiuonists OF this city was held AZ
smithdears Business College last night Tor
the purpose Of selecting a Legislative
.ctct 10 be placed I'm the field at the COM
ing election. Al. -.
me proceedings Of the meeting last
rteht were not designed for publication,
bnf il Is known that full ticket was Sc
iocted and their names will be given out
"a soon as they have signihed their inten-
ton of accepting the nomination
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

Much regret has been expressed among
he freouent patrons Of the Auditorium
vaudeviles that this week is the last OF
TIVE audience was large there last eve
ming in spite OF other attractions and en-
joyed the excellent performance. which
will be repeated every evening this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

THrRsTON.-Died. Monday OCTOBER Oh 81 If IL
d. B5ooS a. street. INDA SUTTON, second
daV@hter of James +. and Ellen D.
ThurstOn. $500
Funeral notice later.
wrNGFrELD.-Died Monday morning az
49, nGIock AZ her residence no gl2 ~ =
north kinney street. AMY M va Th Inns
1coloredD. widow Of the rate
"r.nn7nerai at Moore street BaptlSS,t
,,rcb WEDNESDAY AF'rEkNOON,
az o'clock. Friends and acquaintance
ere invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12
PAqwIrH 4 onir ON IssHoU1DEH
Daniel and TYLER Both Decline Debate
with M'Caull.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, oct. IL
Spccial-At Louisa court to-day Colonel
+. If .McCaull. Republican candidate for
Governor, challenged Senator John w.
Daniel for "a joint debate. Senator Daniel
refused. and each spoke TO separate audi
cncCs.
Colonel McCaull arrived here tonight
from Iouisa. and challenged Major Tyler
FOR Joint debate, but the proposition was
declined.
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Received with Enihusiosm and Made q
Fine speech.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. oct. H.
SpeciaL-Thero was another big Demo-
cratic rally here tonight the occasion
was che nrst appearance here OF Major j.
Hoec Tyler. the Democratic candidate for
Governor Mr.. Tyler is a native OF the
adjoining county and has many rela-
tives and personal friends in this sec
tion When be made his appearance be-
fore the immense gathering az the court
house here he received AN ovation.
The enthusiasm was spontaneous and
hearty. When Major Tyler arose TO
sneak n was several minutes before he
could proceed. the applause was so gene
raj Captain r. McCracken. city chair
man. presided. and introduced the speak
~ on he stage were State Committee
man N. r. Chrlsmond. x-Postmaater H.
IT. Wallace and other leaders.
Major Tyler spoke to-day at Bowling
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nor 1IMrs ~ mr. ON TOWN.



SUFFOLK VA. oct. 11.-special-With
three political organizations in session
simultaneously there were hot times in
Suffolk to-day.
senator Martin addressed the Demo
Gratis af ~ o'clock There was nothing
So hot about bis speech, but he spoke "a
l0ng time. and occasionally with force
Ho urged men 60 rally around the state
ffckof. Tyler. EChols and Montague. he
saws possess two Jcfcrs0nlan requisites
f0r office honesty and ability
Senator Martin made lengthy plea IN
behalf of Nir-Inias election laws, and
m merged into national issues. dis
Guessing tariff. money and income taxes
The Lamb faction of the Republican par
IS had mass meeting. and named George
H. Barton general manager of the Suuolk
and Carolina railroad. for the House OF
Delegates.
While this meeting was in progress Cap
Gain g. IT. Causcv. Jr.. county chairman
~ Tho regular ORGANIZATION. and brother
in-law 81 Nominee Barton, presided over
an onnosition convention. which refused
20 make q nomination
A motion 90 endorse Barton was lost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

The close of a bright and sunny young
life was witnessed at $3.50 o'clock last
evening I'm the death of Miss linda sutton.
the beloved daughter OF James +. and
Ellen j. Thur5ton. at her parents home,
No. 2l5 east Broad street
She was twenty-five years OF age. and
tie centre of a bright family She was
well known and popular, and deep Will
be the regret of her many friends and
acquaintance at her untimely end.
The funeral arrangements have not been
completed as yet. but will be duly an
uOuuoeg
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Speaking in Campbell.

T.YNCHBURG. VA. oct 11.--Special.-
Major Peter j. Otey and Captain J. G.
FcathcrstOn addressed a large assemblage
OF voters at Campbell Court House to-
day Their discussions Of the issues or
the campaign were received with much
enthusiasm and they were repeatedly ap-
plauded.
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~ the same story. He did not know who
suggested that they return 20 the armory
and allow Butler and Rupert to fight it
out out remembered that sergeant Ham
ilton opened the door. He recalled other
troubles among the troopers on occasions
when Captain Euker was present.
A GOOD SOLDIER.
Lieutenant O. +. Spott Corporal Au-
gust Deitz, former Sergeant j. T. Ander-
son, Jr and Trooper r. T.. Baptist. tesi-
fed 20 the fact that Hamilton had been
a good soldier: always in place had a
splendid record for attendance and eitici-
ency and was a fine soldier Mr.. Deltz
stated that Hamilton always obeyed or
ders unless provoked. When asked what
he meant by being provoked he replied
that there were times when patience
wore out with useless orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

EMPORIA. VA. oct. l1.-Special-Rev.
]. T.. Hutson is conducting a SUCCESSFUL
revival here.
The graded school opened this morning
with about sixty scholars.
The corps of toachers-Mr. warren COZ
lier, principal, and Misses SAME poweii aiio
Iatira briggs. assistants, is very COM
petent one. -
The cotton gin OF Mr.. Vernon Drcwry.
a very prosperous farmer seven miles
from Emporia was destroyed last night
by incendiary fire.
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Judge Blakey Has a joint Discussion With
His OpnOnent.

Ills Opnnhfht.
REGENT. VA. oct. i.-special.-Cour
dav and the announcement or pubic
speaking brought "a large crowd 10 Math-
ews Court House to-day. A Joint discus
efon was arranged between Judge Thomas
T. Blakcv and cX-Judgc Taylor. OF Glou-
cceter. Democratic and Republican candl-
dates of this the Thirty-ninth senatorial
district. Judge Blakey completely over
powered Judge Taylor and the game was
one sided from start 10 finish. II was
Judge Blakeys first appearance before
the people of Mathews, and he made q
Tasting impression.
Tine next TO follow was Congressman
". a. Jones lie held the large audience
fpcI-b0und for over an hour. clearly and
forcibly discussing the leading public
questions of the day.
Hon. D. n. Stubbs, candidate for the
House from the counties OF Gloucester
and Mathews. closed with one of his be So
speeches urging the old Democracy OF
Mathews 90 stand firm and steadfast as
ln the days gone by.
While there has been a slight faction
in the party here &c was conceded by to-
DAYS demonstration that old Mathews
vii roll up her splendid majority Of five
hundred for the Democratic standard
bearers.
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THE ACCUSER.

Captain Euker who preferred the
charges, made a very brief statement
He said neighbors had complained TO him
of the disorder at the armory. He had
cautioned Sergeant Hamilton, who car
-ied the Keys 10 allow the place 10 be used
only for military purposes. When no
learned Of the fight ne preferred charges.
he praised Haflilton as soldier.
serreant Hamilton. IN his own defence.
stated that he did not suggest that tho
fight come of in the armory. lie OPEN
cd the door but was not aware that ha
was violating any law.
At the close OF his testimony the court
went into conference and made up the
verdict.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12
OBITUARY.
Mrs blanche Il RraVtOn.

Mrs. Blanche Renshaw Brayton died
Sunday afternoon at 145 o'clock at the
residence Of her husband, Mr.. G. h..
Brayton 103 east Main street. Her
body was taken to Knoxville Tenn. for
burial She leaves two bright little
boys Mrs. BraytOn was a love-
~ woman, kind and gentle. and seemed
to have everything 10 live for When
informed Of her condition. She had no
fear Of death. and met it with one of the
most triumphant designations ever seen.
She will be sadly missed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

will convene in what IS called old odd
Fellows Hall, at the corner Of Mayo and
Franklin streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12
Q AM SMALL TO SPEAK.
Lecture by
REV. SAM SMALL
At COrcOran Hail.
Uf..HH..fs

.-rIrr sOTrTUERN CROSS BEFORE,
DURING, AND AFTER THE
WAR"
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Miss Mamie Barker.

Miss Mamie Barker daughter OF the late
Washington Barker died yesterday morn
ing az the residence Of her mother. Twen-
ty-third and Nenable streets. in the TWEEN
ty-ffth year Of her age
Miss Barker was beloved by a large
circle of friends. who will mourn her
death.
She was a member OF Christ Episcopal
church. Notice of the funeral will be
given later
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12
Aunt ANY Winctiel

Aunt Amy W.ngfield, one OF the most
highly respected colOred women I'm this
city. died yesterday morning at 1870
O'Clock al her late residence. 6l5 - north
Kinney street. Her husband. Thomas
Wingheld. who died about two years ago.
was weii-known as a respected and faith
ful citizen. lie was owned by Adjutant-
General Richardson and acted as his
body servant up 10 the time Of the Cen
erals death
Aunt Amy was worthy Of her husband
and was a true type Of the old time family
servant, loyal and Obedicnt, and who are
now so rapidly passing away. Their
places will never be filled. She was the
mother of James Wingneld, a polite and
efficient waiter at Rueger's Restaurant
Her funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from Moore-Street
Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12
Belgian Art Squares.

Entirely new, fast coiors. looks Ike
silk, all new colorings. g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

Great Bargains I'm Mems. Ladies'. an
Childrcn's Underwear See the windo'
display.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12
ClOakS and CapeS.

We are now ready to show you our new
line Of Cloaks and Capes We always
have had the reputation Of having the
biggest line and cheapest ClOaks in the
city mot cheap i'm quality, but cheap in
urfrQel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12
Table Covers.

Tapestry Table Covers. all Sizes
from "a 10 $40. 1jc. 10 So
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the membership of the subordinate
lodges There are now thirty-iive en-
campments aud this branch, like the sub
ordinatcs is preparing To- make more rapid
.s-t.T.rfI.r .t-,f before
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Blankets and Quilts.
Underwear

We are still offering our Blanket an'
Gull. Bargain.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-06-19

Scottsvflle holiness Camp Meeting.
Located on the the Texas and
Pacific Railroad, eight miles East
of arshall Texas. The meet
ing will be from August Bird to the
the 18th inclusive. The workers
California, E, F. Walker, w. b.
Godbey ond Sister nell Hall.
Reduced railroad rates are ex-
pected. Meals furnished reasona-
bly,: bring your quilt and pillow.
For further information apply to
A. b. WASKOM,
Blocker Texas,
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tors who talk freely of the politi-
ical corruption in this State, and
yet their papers both indorse and
laud the very men and measures
they, personally, condemn.
Come out, Brother Thompson!
and say that your trenchant pen
Gil will hereafter be welded for
our States veal, her manliness.
her integrity and our God: though
to do so will be to paralyze the
arm that seeks to oppose or inter-
pose,
The advance agent of prosperity
will soon acknowledge that his
show has cancelled all its engage
ments.-Iberia Enterprise.
1t is with property that men pay
their debts, and if we destroy the
value of property we must destroy
mems ability to pay their debts.
Hence our national Legislators
should endeavor to pass such rem
edial legislation as will foster our
industrial and producing classes
and not those who speculate upon
the labor and products of the coun-
try.-Crowley Signal.
The Progress indorses every
word of that. Brother Scott!