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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-09-11
A SENSATION IN BRoOKLYN-A rr,xra-
TER's STATEMENT.

a ~ al
TkRS STATEMENT.
wish to state that one OF nv nar,sho,.r.
vas SICK and in trouble for a long eime. Mrs
Brown, 81. Gay Street. No one seemed 10 nm
u , eano her case She had several doctors but
none OF them seemed to know what was the
Platter None could do her any good II v~as
my outy as her pastor TO cai. 4 see her. Hear.
ing OF the wonderful work being done bv DIP
Shea the last few years thought would caii
ana see him myself. I found him Kind sVn
e., :, 81, sensemsn He gave me wonderful
tSst OF MS peWers; told me 10 send him 4 lock
OF patient nair. which did by her daughter
he tolo Al once what was the matter and IN .
lily had seemingly been under cloud. Now All
Is changed. An are well and prosperous ear
those sn s,nssra Wy reSommena shea 20 all
william Johnson, Pastor Lebanon Church,
DR.. shea can show thousands suo,. &C The q.
bove.
DR. SHEA
has been carefully educated in the Homoeua thio
ana Eclectic Schools OF Medicine HIS snreess
Is wonderfui In curing paralysis. Rheumatism,
Asthma. Sore Eyes, Tumors, Cancers. Consttpa-
/ ton, Ague, Dyspepsia, Tape W orms Liver Com
pls ints. Deafness, Catarrn. Dropsy. Piles, NerV-
seases of women and children Fits Kidney Di-
sease. and ali strange mysterious diseases
| no matter what they be. Nothing nut honora-
| BILE treatment. he can and will honestly tell
you If you can be cured. Has al new remedies
and new success. Has had ample experience
/ in public hospital and private clinics. Ne
trihing with human life. Cal. at once.
| Do not delay Diplomas hang IN parlors-
| a registered physician. A new remedy TOR rhe
EaatIsm Just discovered. not Armament Hon
less cases ana those that others cannot cure 70
licited TO call. Fat folks thin. the chlIdless made
parents. All lette rs must contain Sl.00, tws
! stamps, age, lock o. hair For consultation, ad
| vice and diagnoses. r o postal cards.
Charges for medical treatment only. Hen
| ton this paper
Open Sundays. BROOKLYN N Y.
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"a d PRICB.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-09-11

General onOes: Planters Bank BUILDING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18
RESULTED FATALLY.
The Accident To }. X. " Russell at
CharIottesViIle-Oth Deaths

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March
H.-(special)-J. r n. Russell. who was
struck by 2 freight-enqine lost evening.
died at 1 o'clock this morning
The engine had just turned n curve
in a cut, and Russell had been hidden
from view until a moment before he
was struck.
Russell came to this country about
1872. and bought, for $4,000. the Edge
worth estate, near Gordonsville, where
he lived for some years, at an expense
which soon dissipated the fortune,
which his family had settled upon him.
He claimed that he lost $4,000 by the
failure Of a bank I'm Charlottesville, which
made it impossible for him TO meet the
deferred payments on the Edgeworth
purchase. which deferred payments
amounted TO $4,000. The estate was sold
under the hammer and realized only $751;
600, which was enough only to discharge
his debt. He then went 10 Brookland
station, in Fauquier county, where he
remained about two years From there
he came to Albemarle.
His sister. Miss Gertrude Russell, now
OF "The Lodge" Leominster, Hereford
shire Eng, also came TO this county, and
bought a small place three or four miles
south OF Charlottesville. she thereafter
returned to England, and her brother
the deceased, had lived in a miserable
home beyond Monticello sharing his
roof with pigs and chickens, and in
many respects displaying astonishing
eccentricities.
lie is said TO have been educated at Eton.
and 70 have had as schOol-fellows many
men whose names are now distinguished.
His attainments are said 70 have been
of a high order and his family OF un-
doubted good standing.
one of his brothers, he said. was
knightod for bravery on the field OF
battle His sister. some years ago, gave
directions TO a prominent grocery firm
OF this city 10 furnish him such supplies
as he needed, and she regularly re-
mitted In payment Of these bills.
Mrs. Virginia Lafayette Nelson, wife
Of DR.. Robert William Nelson, died at
her home here this morning; aged near
ly 70 years.
Mr.. Samuel Marshall son Of Mr.. s.
II. Marshall, OF Simeon, was thrown
from his horse Monday, and received in
iures from which he died I'm this city
al noon to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18
AFTER REWARD.
An Exciting Fox-Chnse in AiDe-
marie--Tvo Accidents.

KESWICK. VA, March H.-(Special')-
The Keswick Hunt Club had a royal and
magnificent fox chase this morning. SeVe'
raj days since, in order to insure hne
snort the club brought a splendid gray
Reynard from King George county and
kept him a prisoner ready for the great
occasion of to-day. He was fierce and
wild. and those grown old in chases pro-
phesed great sport. and they were not
mistaken.
The meet was at 10 o'clock on the lawn
at "Edgehill." and few minutes after
wards the fox was turned loose on me,
sod field near by. He lit out rapidly, tull
of life and vim. Fifteen minutes later
the music-spouters were turned out, be-
ing led to the trail by Mr.. Garth, and
then the fun began On came the hunt
ers with the roar and rumble OF cavalry
charge Whooping and shouting filled
the air. and the riding was reckless and
brilliant. Fences. bitches. and ploughed
fields were taken at full gallop, and the
sport was great.
Southwark Reynard took his course.
crossing Belmont and "Ingleside," and
then seeking shelter i'm the tangled brush
and underground of the notorious "hat
woods" Here he lost" the hounds for
awhile but soon the trail was struck
again Fast followed the riders, and af-
ter two hours OF superb sport the guilty
gray was cornered and captured. and a
moment later brushed" by Mr.. Garth.
The chase was exciting throughout, and
the pleasure would have been unalloyed
but for two rather serious accidents.
Miss Maggie Fox was riding a very
spirited horse, and while at full speed he
tried to turn into a lane on the side OF
the road. and I'm doing so threw Miss
Fox violently TO the ground. Medical aiC
was summoned at once, restoratives were
applied, and at this writing she is not
thought to be seriously hurt.
The second accident occurred to Mr.
Wood, of this county. While seated on
his horse at the close of the chase he
was violently kicked on the leg by the
horse of a fellow-rider and quite serious
ly hurt. However, he was able. later on
TO continue his ride 10 Charlottesville.
Those present on the hunt were Misses
Fox, Mead. and Omohundro, and Messrs
Garth Ruffin, Randolph. Macon. Grim.
mings. Turner, White. Perry, Chisholm
Macon, Moore. Smith. Bowcock Thur
man, Magruder, Goodwin. Williams
Everett, McMurdo, Jackson, Hancock
and many others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18
CORRUPTION CHARGED.
And In Consequence the Speaker of
Iowa's Legislature Resigns.

DES MONIES. IA. March ia tre-
mendous sensation was caused In the
Iowa Legislature this morning when
Representative Lambert read portions Of
a letter said TO have been -sent by
building and loan associations over the
state, making wholesale charges OF legis-
latiye corruption.
Speaker Byers demanded that the let
ter be read IN it's entirety. Lambert
refused. saying the communication was
confidential
The Speaker ordered the Sergeant-at-
Arms to procure II. and It was read IN
the House.
Speaker Byers then resigned. and de-
manded thorough investigation OF
charges made against himself and other
members.
Many members offered resolutions de-
clarlng confidence In Mr.. Byers. and
protesting against his resignation, but he
declined TO make what he termed, "a
grandstand play and adherss to his
purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18
DAUNTLEss CANNOT GO.
She Is Refused Clearance Papers by
the officials at Washington.

WASHINGTON, March IA confer
ence on the. subject of enforcing the neu-
traIity and navigation laws was held at
the White House to-day between the
President. Secretary Sherman, Secretary
Gage. Secretary Long, and Attorney
General McKenna. 1t lasted nearly two
hours. during the time when the rush OF
visitors was greatest. and many callers
went away disappointed in the hope OF
seeing the President after waiting for
some time.
The question that formed the basis for
the conference related TO the steamer
Dauntless. now under surveillance at
jacksonville. Fla Her owner has made
application to clear from Jacksonville
with a cargo Of munitions OF war, and
The conference to-day was held for the
purpose OF arriving at decision as to
the right Of the United States 10 grant or
reject the application.
After that meeting it was arranged that
the four Cabinet officers named whose
dspartments deal directly with the en-
forcement Of international comfy. should
meet the President to-day. II was de-
cided bv the President and his advisers
mat clearance should be refused in ali
such cases unless the master OF the YES
sel makes affidavit that he Will not vio-
iate the letter or the spirit of the neu-
tralfty laws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18

are smashed. and II looks now as II IL
will be q scramble between the factions
to get their favorites into office. The re-
suit Is deplorable TO the aspirants Tor
office. who are at their wits end to nnd
out which faction will ultimately carry
the day with the President. II is known.
however. that Mr.. Mckinley has given
the Virginians TO understand that he will
not listen to any factional complaints
and that unless there Is some unity Of
action In regard 10 recommendation for
office he will eventually act himself
In the mean time, there Is no hurry
about appointments. and the factions
have ample time to do as they choose
agree or disagree.
Among the arrivals to-day were; $.
Brown Allen, Jim Frazier, Shelf Lewis.
John Griffin, and others.
Mr.. Lewis II. Blair and Sergeant Alex
ander Tomlinson. OF Richmond both OF
whom had been north. returned home on
the evening train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18
University Base-naII..

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, March
17.-(Special)- THE first baseball contest
will occur here on the athletic field to-
morrow afternoon between the team
from Locust Dale Academy and the
Varsity. The visitors. while a school
team. are. nevertheless. good players,
and two OF the best amateur twirlers in
the State are on the Locust Dale club.
Lawson and Robinson are both speedy
and good curve pitchers. while all their
different positions are well filled.
This game will offer the first oppor-
tunlty that has been afforded OF judging
OF the real merit Of the Virginia team.
Coach Coogan thinks his men are doing
well. and that the team will make a
good showing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18
ST. ANDREWS CALLS A PAsTOH.
The yestry Have Invited Mr. Pow
erS's Successor.


The pastorate of ST. Andrews Episcopal
church having been made vacant b. the
death OF Rev. Pike Powers, the vestry
Of the church have extended q call to an
other minister TO succeed Dr Powers
The call was issued several days ago.
but none except members Of the vestry
and the clergyman honored thereby know
TO whom it went u was decided by the
gentlemen composing the yestry that the
call should not be made public until an
acceptance had been received. and thus
far the resolution has been strictly ad-
hered TO.
1t was learned yesterday, however that
Rev. Preston Nash, Of Christ church, this
clfv. and Rev Mr. Smith. Of Fredericks-
burg had been considered, but whether
either Of these ministers was called
could not be learned.
A response TO he call is expected in a
few days. but until il is received the
vestry will not make their action public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18
WILL BE A SCRAMBLE.
Virginia Republicans Unable 10
..re.. Ioou "A Division Of Spoiis.

WASHINGTON. March i7.-(Special)--
There is no chance for harmony now
among the Virginia Republican leaders.
All the factions were represented at a
meeting here to-day, but nothing IKE
,,i,v NJ action In regard 10 the Offices
~a,,,d he agreed upon. Congressman
walker and Yost and their defeated as
soc,ates wanted too much. and the State
r,o,ntftee which was represented by
Judge Edmund Waddill. Colonel James
d. Brady. General Edgar Allan ana
others declined TO accede TO their de-
mands. AS a result Of this all the states
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18
First cathollc in The Cabinet.

ROME, March 17.-The Ossero Natto
Romano. a Papal organ, publishes an ar
tlcle commenting upon the nomination OF
Hon. Joseph AlcKenna as Attorney-Gene-
raj i'm the Cabinet OF President McKin-
ley IN which the paper makes the claim
that McKenna is the FIRST Catholic who
has been a member OF the Cabinet since
the foundation OF the republic.
The Pope to-day gave an audience 70
ex-Congressman w. Bourke Cochran, OF
New York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18
Take Notice.

Fltzslmmons Is acknowledged to be the
unrivalled fighter Of the world. and
Colonial is acknow lodged 70 be supe-
rlor 10 all mineral waters known. For
Indigestion. constipation, and all
stomach or bowel troubles. Office, s2l
Main street. Send for pamphlet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18

CoUGHs, HoARsEsEss, SORE THROAT, etc,
quickly relieved by Browns BKos,hiAL
TRocBEs They surpass al other preparations
in removing hoarseness, aod As a cough remedy
ara -nra-eminentlY tho hest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18

THE MARCH COMMITTEE OF the Vir-
einia Hospital Board will give Silver
Tea at DR.. Hunter McGuire's on Thurs
day. March 18th. from 6 10 +. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18
sinnIes.s Intelligence once TeIe-

Bnonts
Bell Telephone, No. 9iS, has been placed
at
John c. Stapless intelligence office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18
FITZ IS THE WINNER.
TEE AUSTRALIAN Is NOW CHAM
PIoN or THE WORLD.
CORBETT MAS NOT An EASY MARK.
m TOON FOURTEEN ROUNDS TO
DECIDE THE CONTEST.
STsND.UP FIGHT WITH HARD BLOWS

The Men Possessed by the Spirit of
pcmous-Tbc Winner Pressed the
Events Tame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18
The Weather.

- WASHINGTON, D. c.. March
o. l7.-Forecast for Virginia: Rain;
MAIN probably clearing In the after
noon: warmer; southerly winds.
For North Carolina. Local
showers: warmer; easterly TO southerly
winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was fair ana warm. fol-
lowed by heavy fall Of rain at night.
state OF thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18

CONCLUDED ON SIXTH PACED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-18

s'"p Ahat heart punch simply choked me
W could not breathe or move for nf-
.een seconds and 1t was several minutes
oe'ore realized that had committed a
V'eaoh OF etiquette in trying to follow up
"S opponent after he put mc out. meant
"nen said ] would be his friend
hereafter. lie whipped me fair and
square but / don't think he is the bes,
man yet and we viii have another 20 II
money can bring him into the ring"
lNIo Is Tho nnhl ~. ......--L-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27
THE HOP CROP OF 1897.
Condition Never Better Than Now
Eastern Firms Trying to Com
tract for Entire Output.

Special Dispatch to the st-tnteiligencer-
CHEHALTS. July Misrepresentation OF
Eastern hop-buying firms have been In
town for several days and have displayed
Q great deal Of eagerness to make con-
tracts for the 1897 crop.
In addition 10 contracts reported last
week number were made yesterday,
which have not been fled with the audi
tor and concerning the terms OF when
there is much secretiveness. Pier Bros.
representative. who has made most or the
contracts. stated yesterday that by Mon
day night he expected 20 have contracts
with almost every grower In this Imme-
date vicinity who had not already con-
tracted. He stated that he had offered
81. cents. which is liz cents more than
was stipulated in last weeks contracts.
1t is reported. however. that 10 Genus has
been offered by buyers. and that IL has
been refused by several parties. A re-
liable grower stated yesterday ne had
contracted two and a half tons at 10
cents.
Farmers who are able to pick their hops
here will make contracts. They think
hops will bring very satisfactory price
this fall.
HenrIot Bros. OF Cowlitz. sold a three
year-old crop to Livesley this week. No
price mentioned
The condition of the growing crop here
never was better at this time of the sea-
son.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27
DEFINITELY DECIDED on.
Soldiers VIII go 20 Alaska, Probably
TO Circle CITY

WASHINGTON. July es.-The president
and Secretary .AiGe~ have decsylesi 20 d.
tai aa army cff3cer and a COMPANY Of sal
dieys from she regular army foy service in
Alaska TIE matter Is IN very iuAeantes
shape, bar details VII fe arranged as
soon aS possible. 81 order that the soldiers
may get into the vicinity q The sold csts,r-
'vy before the river closes They viii he
sen1 20 saclr destination Via the Yukon
roGte. ana the offer ~ ere II The shipplrw
companies On the Pacific coast ~ trans
port lsern ard tAei- baggage ard stores
vsi} pgoes BIS lie accepted. Tbs loca efer. Of
tee camp ~ Isast ,.as not yet been deter
f1.aef upe1. bat x Is expected 20 he 90
Ctsvle CHS. An Agsny c~8cer wha
IS Dow - tne aelt and WHO
hAs sed experience II such nat
tiers has seen invited - fEke charxe
- Ire company ana an Srswer IS oxae-t-
a. FROM airn very soon- The detail az
men who VII 50 wItt 10 made fvog, ore ~
taa forts ta TIE WsS;. bur which ere ia
not Settled 81. TIE ogBcssjs ere as.xsaa;s 70
l0eAfs TIRE so'i3ers "a yae goge eaaafyy as
soaa SO possible. ans K Il car be arranged
tAoy wiH - stss ~ the steamer ssgitrg
early "a August
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27
ALASKA MILITARY POST.
Secretary Aiger Considering It's
Establishment for Protection of
Life and prpuerfy

WASHINGTON. July 2s-The secretary
Of var Is eousidxiDs a proposition that
sSs been made - him - establish a milf
tary posi- II Alaska. The government has
10 ,voors IN tnaI territory. and in view
OF The heavy Immigration now going on
and the possible copger e. i.se and prep
eTty from iawless characters. he has been
urged - create an Alaskan military post.
Commercial interests for the territory
have requested thai company Of iafaa-
Try and eating gun brigade % located
az some post. - Dc chrlstened Pest Alser
near the boundary - miles from the
CloRdyke and : &c miles above the mouth
Of the Yukon river.
Meanwhile volunteers Tor service in
Alaska are coming forward This mora
iug Secretary Algeg received a telegram
From Capt. AbeTcTomA.e. az the Second
Infantry. Fort E&rriso;i &ant.. rendering
his services w!th sixty picked nlea OF his
regiment for duty in Alaska
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27
NORTHPORT GETS IT.
THE LIE ROI DIRECTORS DECIDE TO
PLACE THEIR SHELTER THERE.
Signed With the Spokane
Falls e Northern Hallway for
Hauling Ore at IS Cents Per Ton
From ROssland, and Coke From
Spokane at &2-Bidders Are Now
COntendfng for the Treatment Of
the Ores.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
SPOKANE. July G.-At a meeting Of
the directors of the lie Roi Mining COM
pany tonight it was formally decided to
locate the company's smelter at North
port. A committee consisting OF Frank
Graves, Col. /. n. Peyton and James
Breen. having the matter in hand, recon-
mended that this be done.
Contracts were signed with q. G. Cor
bin. president of the Spokane Fails &
Northern railway. whereby he agrees TO
haul ore for 20 cents a ton from Rossland
and TO haul supplies from Spokane at a
low schedule of rates, chief among which
is the item of coke. which Will be trans
ported from here at 81 per ton.
F. August Heinze was present at the
meeting to make some proposition In re-
gard to rates He will be given a hearing
tomorrow night at a special meeting. at
which time Will also come up the matter
of erecting a plant at Rossland for the
treatment of the low grade ores of the
mines L. Weber was before the meet
ing tonight desiring the company to enter
into contract with him for the treat
ment Of these ores. He has secured In
the East the money to put up the neces-
sary plant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27
A FLOATING HOTEL
sssel Plaza for Housing Passengers
fer ST. Miehaeis.

sfectai psspatea 20 ssls pcst-Iasssilgeacer.
TACOMA, July 2s.-.sn innovation ia
Alaska travel IS socn 10 be made BY
wei. are@n FIRM o. this city and Seattle.
Trey viii IL up fali-rigzed ship and
azll her north with supplies and passen-
gets. This announcement was made to-
s.ag a. the local office and 81 authentic
The plan Oh which che owners Of the
vessel are 30 work Is extremely novel
and VIII prove ons Of the interesting feat
gres tn this unprecedented rush 10 the
new Elaarad0. Taey will load tsa ship
sith iss9 tons OF supplies. including
everything that can be used in thar coun-
try, Tbs deck space. which Is very
soQny, wiH be- converted into q sort OF
floating hotei. theirs hetng space enough
10 furnish accommodations for several
hundred people. 4 space viii also be pro-
sidsd On deck for tbs carrying OF live
stock which experiment Is now being 50
rapidly carried on. Wasn the vessel is all
Loaded she will he sowed 10 the outside
passage. gast then. with sails set shape
hfr course 10 the vicinity OF Ct. Asehaeis
or she mouth Of the Yukon. A suitable
ssiooring place haing found. the ship will
make fast for the winter and furnish ex-
ceAafsf accommodations for the people
WAITING for an opportunity to &c. UP the
river 20 the mines