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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29

A.
Shepherd. A heavy pressure was prousn'
10 bear on the Republican County con-
mlttee and on the powers In Wasnins,tUh,'
The contest grew hot, but nnaliy cr'ins'
mated In the appointment OF snepnelu'
This being learned. the above-namea ST.
tlemen. Democrats. proceeded az onss
10 make and forward charges skains n
the appointee. These charges. packeo W
a petition. signed by one hundred pa
irons OF the office. were carried ihllnea
by a special Republican envoy, ana WEI
so far successful that the Foufth ASSES
cision and appointed Hancock tDem.)' III
Shepherds place.
Hence Mr.. Shepherd thinks he has neen
$1,000 and brings a suit against Maeru-
der and four other Democrats; Inc nsne
has taken or a decided political aspec, I,
able counsel employed or both sines, anu
warm times are anticipated at tne AiD 1e
marie bar when the case comes up lo'
trial In October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29

GTGLIELMO.-Died, at his resldcnce, slo
cast Broad street at 1910 4. NJ, tues
day. September 18th. DOMENiCO GUG-
LIfsIMO. aged forty-one years.
Funeral from 81. Peter S tatnedral at
p. NJ. TO-DAY. Friends are invited.
HAYES Died. at the residence OF his
father No % north Second street. on
Tuesday. sept q. 1897. az 100 O'clock
+. NJ. at the age OF Ave years. THOMAS
WILLIAM. the youngest son Of A.
Funeral will take place from the late
residence at II O'Clock. WEDNESDAY
MORNING. Friends and acquaintance
invited.
(. HEEIIE -Died. Monday morning. Sep
TENDER %, 1897, at twenty minutes past
2 o'clock at the residence OF her
mother. No. rs west Marshall street.
JOSEPHINE e.. daughter OF NJ. T.. and
the late Joseph Beeke. in the eighteenth
year OF her age.
Mary's Catholic church THIS (Wednes-
day) MORNING at . O'Clock. with re-
QUEEN high mass.
MIcOU.-Died. at his residence. 4ci west
Main street, Monday. September 18th,
nj o'clock II. NJ, Mr.. A. n. MICOJ.
Funeral from First Presbyterian
church at O'Clock y. NJ. TO-DAY.
MooRE.-Died. In Swansboro, Monday
cATHERINE MOORE. widow OF the
late John Moore. in the dfty-second year
Of her age. She leaves i've children
Funeral from st. Peters catheor1l
THIS "wednesday MORNING al 10
interment AT Mt Calvary cemetery
Northern papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
A Cruel Father Flees.

NORFOLK. VA, Sept. 2S.--Special.-An
alleged case of parental cruelty was re-
Gently reported to President Niemeyer, of
the Humane Society. 1t is that Of Hugh
q. East, Of COZ Fifth street, who is
charged by his neighbors with systematic
cruelty 10 his tvelve-year-old son. John
East The charges were accompanied
by abundant specifications and details.
The facts were laid before Mayor Baird
Yesterday afternoon. He issued a sum-
mons 20 East 70 bring the boy to the
Police Court this morning, ana about
dozen witnesses were also summoned.
The witnesses came at the appointed
time, but East and the boy did not APP
pear and policeman. who was sent with
a warrant 20 arrest him was told by Mrs.
East that her husband had taken the boy
out into the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
MINNIE P. A SURPRISE.
saxLowERs HER0WS RECORD AND
KEATS A nor Fxy0RfTE.
In tho Unfinished 2:i4 Pace nj P!mi'co-
Only Que Hsat--Other Events Well
Contested-FsstT Time.

BALTIMORE, Sept. &.-Perfect weathe'
was granted for to-day's opening OF tie
trotting meeting at Pimlico and fast time
was the rule. The unfinished 2:l4 pace
produced 4 great surprise In Minnie r.
who lowered her own record OF 2:lf 81,
and beat Democracy. the hot favorite in
the only heat paced. The time is within
half a second OF the track record. In the
first race Macmillan was evidently held
for a "bog-killng," which did not come
off Attendance was light. summary:
2:s2 class, pacing-Maximillian won
third, fourth and nth heats and race.
lime, 2:ZO Ii. ~, go
Eta Moore won second heat.
Time, 2:19 IA.
Ernest McCafery won first heat
Time. 300 Ia.
Robert W. Director, Bonnie West, Egg
erie, Lizzie Myers and Pat y, also started.
2:s0 class, trotting-Dress Goods won
first three heats and race.
Time, go IA, 2:20 2:2l.
Nellie Conway, Valeo, Day Time, Lut-
tie Dawson, Springfield. w. d. A. Baru,
Reed Ilrd and Dean Forrest also started.
2:14 class, pacing (unhnished)-Minnie Z
won first heat.
Time, 2:l0 H.
Belief. Democracy. 0. NJ. c. and Mary
Garrett also started.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29

Sermons on Temperance Preparatory to
Local Option Observation-Disclosures.

Local Option Election Marriages.
IYNCHRURG. VA. Sept. 2S--Special--
I,vnchburg will have a local option cleo
ton early next year, and from all indica-
lions II will be closely contested. The
'drys" have Already commenced the cam
paign. For several weeks past ministers
have been preaching special sermons on
the subject OF temperance. First, Rev.
Asbury Christian, of Centenary church,
gave a series of four sermons, and each
one OF them was listened TO by immense
audiences.
He was followed By Rev. J. c. Reed.
of Memorial, I'm a series of three sermons.
Rev. Or. r. G. Mcconnell, OF the First
Baptist church, and Rev. J. w. b. Smith,
OF the Christian church. have each
preached three sermons. and Rev. Or.
A. Coke Smith. of the Court-Street Meth
odist church, commenced series OF SER
mons on last Sunday night
other ministers Of the city are expected
70 preach on the subject during the
months Of fall and winter. An effort is
being made to secure the services Of Sam
Jones', and II be should come he will use
the Opera-House or one OF the large
warehouses OF the city.
At the last local option election in
Ilynchburg the "wets'' carried the city by
only seven votes. and there are those
who predict that tho approaching contest
viii be equally as close.
Several very interesting marriages will
take place in Lynchburg in the near fu-
fure. Miss Phoebe Gregory. daughter of
Mr.. W. $. Gregory. and Mt William J.
seabury, Jr.. secretary OF the Lynchburg
Telephone Company will be married at
court-street Methodist church on Octo-
Der 5fh.
Miss Belle Langhorne daughter OF Mrs.
Charles Langhorne. and Major u. w
Goodwin, Of Nelson county, will be united
IN marriage tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
INJURY BY FROST.
Serious Damage in Virginia-Weather
Fsvorn BILE for Gathering Crops.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.-The weekly
crop bulletin of the Agricultural Depart
ment says to-day:
Except on the Atlantic coast. where
the rains have fallen, the week has been
exceptionally dry and upon tie whole very
favorable for maturing and gathering
crops. Like the preceding weeks, how
ever, il has been very unf3vorable for
termination of sown grain. as well as for
following and seeding which Is delayed
generally throughout the central and
western and in some of the southern
States In Nebraska, however, a large
acreage of wheat has been sown, much
Of which is up and doing nicely. In the
Atlantic coast States the conditions have
been more favorable for fall seeding and
satisfactory progress has beep made. The
frosts OF the early part OF the week
proved injurious to late corn In portions
OF Ohio Kentucky, Pennsylvania and
New York but further west no serious in
jury IS reported and in some States cut
ting Is nearing completion.
Cotton picking has been pushed forward
rapidly In all sections Of the cotton belt
although interrupted somewhat in the
Carolinas, eastern Georgia and Florida
by heavy rains.
The crop has suffered further deteriora-
ton in Arkansas and portions OF Missis-
sippi and Louisiana and damage from
rains have resulted in the Carolinas and
Florida
As stated I'm the bulletin of the previous
week, the bulk Of the crop Will be gather
ed by October 10.
In Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Vir-
GINA late tobacco has been seriously In
jured by frosts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
New York and Norfolk.

Monday afternoon next the formal
opening of the American Telegraph and
Telephone dong distance) COmpanys Of
fice i'm this city will take place. The work
of laying the cables in the subway con-
Quits along Main street is rapidly pro
crossing, and in less than week the
lines will all have been connected and
Norfolk will then be in direct telephone
communication with all the principal
cities in this country. go
The formal opening Of the lines will
take place in the rooms OF the Business
Mems Association. the Office OF the com
pauy being directly underneath. An
unique programme has been arranged LOT
The occasion. which will be one OF great
importance TO Norfolk's business men,
Norfolk Landmark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
POLITICS IN PATRICK.

Democrats Nominate A. Il. Mays. and Tyler
Speaks-Lamb Delegates Elected.
STUART, VA, Sept. 2S-Special-The
Democrats held a county convention here
to-day and placed in the field Mr. A. f.
Mays, as candidate for the House Of Dele
gates. After the convention completed It's
labors Major j. Hoge Tyler addressed the
citizens and was listened TO very atten-
lively by a fair-sized audience. The Re
publicans held a maSs-meeting and after
adopting resolutions endorsing Colonel
Lamb and asking for the cooperation OF
all advocates of Honest elections, appoint
ed delegates TO the Lynchburg Conven-
ton. The meeting was weli-attended
and the sentiment in favor OF a conven-
ton appeared TO be unanimous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
Valley AHairs.

WINCHESTER. VA, Sept. Especial.
The Grim and Carver case was continued
until October 1st on account of witnesses
being absent. This case, IL Will be re-
a dance. -,
w. b. Bakers Sons FIGURING Mills are
running day and night.
II. Clay Crebs residence was sold yes
enty-three hundred dollars. the purchaser
being Mr. w. G. Graichen of this city.
1t is probable it will be resold.
Mr.. D. r. Bryerly, bOok-keeper in the
Shenandoah National Bank, has resign
ed his position to attend to personal busi-
ness I'm Texas.
Mr.. John l. Sloat. editor OF the Star,
has accepted the position IN the bank.
Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Byrd gave a delight
full party last evening in honor of Miss
Mamie Russell and her guests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
A Remarkable Suit.

Special. Considerable interest is being
manifested In Albemarle In the outcome
OF the libel suit recently instituted by
NJ. b. Shepherd, OF Keswick against II.
r. Magruder, Joseph w. Everett, c.. s.
Bowcock, Frank M. Randolph, and II. w.
Jackson. prominent Democrats OF that
section. The story OF the difficulty is a
long one. There are many negroes but
few white Republicans around Keswick.
and consequently when the postoffice OF
the village doomed up as Republican
pldm there were only two white appll-
cants for ftp. u. Hancock and M. b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
Bell Telephones.


'rhe following telephones have recently
been added TO the Richmond Telephone
Exchange:
4y5, Robinson & Christian.
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
g4s. Bailey, ]. NJ; Secretary and Treas
urer.
$40. Dudley Cheroot and Cigar Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
4ol, Hudson q Co.
1870, Gregg, Chas. & Co.
ELECTRICAL WORKS.
S35, Smith, II. l.. & Bro.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
$40. Richardson & Chappen.
GRAIN &c.
20. Virginia Feed CO.
sos, Richmond City Mills.
GROCERS.
yl2, Mann & Watkins.
80, Chappell, Il. I.
S62, Anderson, q. f., Sr.
GROCEkS SUNDRlES.
$40. Manchester Manufacturing co.
HARDWARE &c.
g1. Baldwin 4, Brown, CWarehouse)
LEATHER &c.
iUsg, Block & KOsenbaum.
MARKETS.
1853. Briel, Louis.
PAPER MILLS.
ZO4. Richmond Paper Co., (Mills)
PHYSICIANS
Tss, Hobson. DR.. L. L., Jr.
6ly, Sims, Dr. q. X.
RAILROADS
ls3. Southern Railway Co, Manchester
Freight Depot.
PLUMBERS
rs, Tfnsley T. e.
Residences
nos. Lassister. Jos.
1872, Lamb. JAS. &.
lOg, Burnett, A. w.
1000. Pearce, Alex. w.
1851. Hagan, J. e.
SO. Kirsh. Meyer.
100, Shepherd, Il. A.
gJl. Taylor. II. A.
.1Og, Brittle. w. T..
23s0-5. Berry, w. A.
1859, Don Leavy, Miss Kate.
1919. Landerkin. A. ID.
$50. Stringfellow, c. s.. Jr.
1856 Chalk, Miss Clara T.
2sSs. Bauer. Mrs. A. ID.
S42. Richardson. w. Fred.
2S2-4. Kahl. C. II.
W.. BALL. @. III. A.
2ssO. FitzwiIson. c. B.
1852. Buchanan. d. A.
~, Balm, George w.
81, Carter, u. G..
lOy5. Adkins. Thos.
STABLES.
6S5. Lassiter, Jos.
STOCK BROKERS.
lZz, Odell, Daniel & CO.
STOVES.
6ll. Rose Stove & China Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
Fluyanua Politics.

FORK UNION, VA, Sept. Especial
TO be at Palmyra yesterday failed to put
in an appearance. A. j. Taylor. indie
pendent candidate for the Legislature.
spoke in his own behalf and A. X. Mon
teiro in behalf of the regular nominee. Mr..
Browning. No court business OF import
ance on the docket.
The drought has become quite distress
ing. The mills have all ceased 10 grind
and springs and wells have given out in
many places
The summer guests have all departed,
leaving the village like a banquet hall
deserfed -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
OBITUARY
DomenicO Gugllelmo.

A wei known italian citizen died last
night at half past 10 In the person OF
Domenico Gugllelmo at his residence. $40
east Broad street.
He had been IN for four months and
leaves FIVE children. his wife having dsed
three years ago.
Mr.. 'Guglieimo was a member OF the
Prince OF Naples Society and OF the
League OF the Sacred Heart.
He was a brother-in-law or Mr.. X.
Francione.
The funeral will be from 81. Peters
cathedral at p. NJ. to-day. interment
will be in Calvary cemtery
Ella e. Chambers.
Ella c. Chambers, eldes. daughter OF
Allen and Lucille Jackson Chambers. died
Monday, aged twelve Yeas tlcr fan
eraI took place at O'Clock yesterday NJ
ternoon from the residence OF her par
ents, 20i west Main street.
N, b. Gallagher.
ROANOKE. Va, September B.-Spe-
clal.-M. b. Gallagher, native OF Ire
land. twenty-nine years old and unmar-
ness OF three weeks. He was member
OF the firm OF =. b. Gallagher & Brother.
and came to this city in 1856. He was
successful and popular business man.
Death OF Mr.. GOldmeyer.
Mr. Goidmeyer, a farmer OF Henrico.
who lived near the National Cemetery.
died yesterday at A. NJ. after BRIEF
illness and his funeral will occur from
his late residence on Thursday afternoon
DIR. A. J. Phelps.
VlcKSBURG. MISS, Sept. .s.-Dr. A.
]. Phelps, n wealthy planter. and lately
president of the Mississippi Levee Board,
died tonight at Militia Yuma. Miss. He
was Grants surgeon-general during the
siege o. Vicksburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
WASHINGTON COUNTY TRAGEDF.
Mason who Shot John Clark Was Drunk,
and Does Not Remember ",

ABINGDON. VA, Sept. 2S.-Special.-
William Mason who yesterday evening
near Glade Spring. killed John Clark
is now lodged in Abingdon Jail. 1t is said
killing his own father by the interven-
ton OF Clark and that yesterday he went
to the field where Clark was loading
pumpkins in his wagon and told Clark he
was going TO kill him. at the same time
presenting his shot gun to Clark, VINO
knocked the gun downwards.
The load entered Clark's leg seyering
the femoral artery. and Clark bled TO
death In thirty minutes. Mason IS a
son of William Mason, formerly of Giles
and Pulaski counties His mother being
a daughter of Captain G.. d. French and
a sister Of ex-State Senator French, OF
Giles county.
Mason was intoxicated and remembers
nothing Of the killing of Clark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
EUROPE and CUBI,
The Powers viii Hardly Caro- 10 Assist
spain in Case of Trouble.

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The Berlin cores
pendent Of The Daily News. says:
"The statement that the German and
Austrian Emperors have decided 10 in
tervene between the United States and
Spain is utterly unfounded. Public opin-
ion here favors Spain but there IS no
question Of the German Cabinet making
its cats paw for Spain while Austrian
diplomacy will not allow its foreign pol
icy to be influenced.
Even apart from the consideration Aus
tris can do nothing against the United
States.
1t is pointed out here that France has
10y FAR the greatest financial intercs in
Spain and as a Republic could with more
moral weight stand up against the I'M
just aspirations OF another Republic.
Should the other Powers sent a protest
10 Washington, Germany would no. be
likely To keep alOof but that is all. Her
commercial interests in the United ates
are too great to be staked for Cuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
WENT 10 WASHINGTON.
On Ashland Coupls on Marriage ben'
Randolph Macon STUDENT.

ASHLAND, VA. Sept. 2S.-Special.-Mr.
T. Z. Gilman, supervisor for Ashland dls-
trict, and Miss Mary Park Blunt, took the
train here to-day for washington, where
they went to be married. The. bride IS O.
daughter Of the late John Blunt. post
master OF Ashland. under the HaItl s.2i
administration, and Is sister OF MT. Oh-
mans first wife. -.
Mr.. ]. l.. Johnson. OF Lynchburg, has
accepted the position Of instructor ~
physical culture at Randolph-Macon Col
randolph Macon System Of Colleges
and Academies has about GOO students this
session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29

Roanoke Takes Stops to secure the Armor
Plate Fuctory.

ROANOKE. Va. September S.-Spe-
ciaL-Miss Eva Combs and Thomas
O'Conner were married this morning by
Rev Father Lynch at st. Andrews Cath
ollie church and left on the lao +. NJ.
train on a visit to Richmond, norfolk
and Baltimore. after which they VIII re-
turn to Roanoke, their future nome,
Roanoke wants the armor-plate factory.
At a meeting OF the Board - TRADE lhis
evening ID. w. Flickwir. 5. =. BROOKE anu .
I'd 7, STONE were appointed committee
10 take all necessary steps towards max
ing known the advantages OF TINS Guy
as the site for the proposed factory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
RON OYER AND KILLED.
Cotton Mills RunniLg Night and Day
Knitting Mills Busy.

TARBORO. N. c.. Sept. N.-Tillman
Powell. white man, was killed on the
N. and G. r. r.. near Kingsboro Satur-
DAY night by the IL o'clock train. The
train ran over his head
The Tarboro Cotton Mills mere are run
ming night and day and find urgent de-
mand Tor all its product.
The Tarboro knitting Mill is running
full time with increased force.
The Tarboro dyeing establishment, one
of the most complete in the State, will
start to work next week. This establish
inent was moved from Philadelphia TO
this place. IL will be OF sufficient capacity
to dye the output OF all the hosiery mills
in this section.
II Is estimated that the cotton crop will
DO one-third short In this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
Killed by HighWav men.

EUREKA, Cal, September $-rwo
masked highwaymen held up the Boone
Vile stage this evening. j. r. Barnett, a
passenger, was shot and instantly killed
by one of the robbers. The highwaymen
secured three express boxes and disap-
peared. Barnett was a pioneer resident
OF this city and a prominent citizen. The
sheriff Is now trailing the outlaws with
bloodhOunds Suspicion has fallen upon
two residents OF this vicinity who bear a
bad reputation. If the robbers are dis
covered they will undoubtedly be lynched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
rnrln DrspnaArr SITUATION.
cretan MussuImans Appeal TO the Powers
For Relief

Cretan MussuImans Appeal to the Powers
For Relief
iCANEA. CRETE. Sept 2s.-The Mussui-
man notables have sent the following tel
eeram TO the ambassadors of the Powers
al constantinopIe and TO the sultan:
tour nosltion Is becoming unbearaDle.
Winter is approaching. and we are with
out a shelter, almost naked, lnd hvihg
an a hectogram OF -four per day, gwen
rs by Mussuman charity.
,rr olives. and the island will soon be de-
nuded of timber. Sowing begins IN Octo-
her. IL we do ROT return TO our homes
how can we live next season.
Public charity has already expended
4 900 OOs pIastres. and 1t il doubtful If
'that source OF relief can support US an
other month. We. TOO, are Gods crea-
tures. in the name OF humanity put an
end to our desperate position"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
A Double Murder.

DETROIT. MICH, Sept 2s.-A double
murder occurred in this city tonight at
about $50 O'Clock. Frank Fadellin, Sr-,
a trunk maker living at 1345 Medbury
avenue. killed his son Frank, shot his
wife i'm the right shoulder, and killed
Joseph Stadelmann, contractor, who
lived across the street. Fadelin had not
lived with his family for some time, and
tonight came TO his wife's house and
asked for an interview. Her refusal
caused the shooting. The murderer has
not vet been captured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
Heavy Damage Suit.

NORFOLK, VA. Sept. 8.-Special.-A
suit was entered in the court OF Law and
Chancery this afternoon by James l..
White against the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company for $50. 900 damages for
injuries alleged TO have been sustained.
on November %, 1896.
A rope by which he was being hoisted
up the side Of the Norfolk and Western
elevator for the purpose of trimming
some electric lights, broke, precipltating
him to the wharf fifty or sixty feet be-
low. breaking and y=ing his arm.
cutting his head and also injuring him
internally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29

cd with forgery. and defended by Foster
and Foster, resulted In a hung jury, nine
being for conviction aud three for &C.
quitfal.
No nominations for representative have
a. VET been maze by either party.
Carroll county. by the best politicians.
is considered very close and extremely
doubtful, 50 both parties are carefully
making their calculations, 10 ascertain
what candidates can command the larg-
est vote
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29

Roth Democrats and Republican. Playing
for Position.

wILLSv1IIE. VA. Sept. 27.-special-
Carroll County coprt which has been in
session here for The past week. has just
closed.
The trial OF Alex Thomas. who was
charged With the murder OF Austin Ed
wards, In June last, consumed most Of
the term, Encch McPeak assisted Com
prosecution, and the prig0ner was de-
Tended, BY Judge D. w. Belen and Z. i.
Euekolcs
The jury returned verdict of not gull
~
The snsl o. George Montgomery, charg-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
The Grand nuchessr

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept 2-Spe-
liant Line steamship la Grande
Duchesse. which has been undergoing ex-
tensive repairs at the shipyard in this
city for several months. sailed for New
York at / o'clock to-day
She will resume her trips between that
city and Savannah at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
She Nav Recover.

Miss Mamie Pitman. who was SO fear
fully burned by the explosion OF lamp
at her home, No. j24 IL south Pine street,
Monday evening. up 10 an early hour this
morning had suffered no change IN the
condition in which the terrible accident
left her The opinion IS expressed by
the physician. that should she live until
daybreak there ~ some possibility
her ultimate recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
Sale Of Union Pacific.

OMAHA, NEB.. Sept. ga telegram
was received late this afternoon from
Master in Chancery Cornish, now in New
York. fixing November LIST. as the date
for the sale OF the Union Pacific railroad.
IL Is announced that concessions were
made to the government and that the
Acknowledgement withdrew his former OBJ
1ecions 10 the sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
Star Pointer. 200 I.2, patchen. 2.OI14

Pointer and Joe Patcnen went against
records here to-day. The former tried
TO do better than the 1853 IL mark but
was only able TO make the mile in
200 IL.
Patchen went against 2O1 1-2 and sue
ceeded IN making the mile IN Z.0l Ia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
Eleven Rens Scored In One fnniag-Two
Players Retire Bostoe Played aud
Defeated newark.
Games Played Yesterday.
Chlcago, Is; Pittsburg, Ia.


PTTTSBURG, PA. Sept. 2S.--The game
to-day was full Of errors. The score does
not show half the poor plays. In the NTH
Chicago scored eleven runs. earning only
one. The visitors were in error, too. but
not count for much. Hughey and Dona-
hue had TO retire on account of injuries.
Attendance. 900