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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
A FARMER SHOOTS A NEGRO.
Lawyers Puzzled Over the Case OF the
CoIored Girl Child Poisoning.

BOYDTON. VA. Oct 19.-SpeciaL-Mr
Rubin Chandler, VINO ives ao1ut lou,
miles west from ClarksvlHe, shot anu
SEVERELY wounded Monk ROystet tcoloIed)
I'm the left arm few days since. INC
diTicuTtv occurred near Clarksviiie. koys-
ter was suspected Of having soH.e WhiSNy
belonging to Chandler concealed ~ ms
house Chandler went 10 searcn hoys-
ters house. when the latter Degor,I
frightened and ran off. Chandler ordeie9
him to halt. which he failed 10 90 anu
Chandler fired upon him. The wound y
NOT Thought TO be serious. No WHISKY
was found I'm Register house.
chandler was tried before the county
Court 81 Mecklenburg about three years
since for killing Moses hoosOod' We
gro living i'm the same neighbornood, ana
vas acquitted upon the ground OF sen-
defence ..,,,.,
with the white people Of the neishDor-
The little negro girl, Florence smith:
Who il charged with killing the chiid OF
Mr.. Jack Keeton by giving II car oo,lo
acid. will be put upon trial to-aay III .,e
County Court. IL appears TO be puz
cling case 20 the law Officers as 20 Wa W.,
can be done with the girl She rs doVu'
nine years old. and not very lhtet"sel'.'
The law forbids the inilieton OF capita.
punishment upon ana between ene u seven and
fourteen IL devOivcs upon me SomiIon on
wealth 70 show that a child between those
aces has sufficient intelligence to tul!y
understand and comprehend me e inli
of their crime when taking the IRE u ="
There Is no doubt about her having
killed the little child Of Mr.. keeton' az
She acknowledges having done so 10 get
rif of nursing Il. -, o.ho
s,oio a diamond pin belonging 10 MI.
Thomas f. Goode. Jr.. was sentenced on
Yesterday 10 one years confinement III 'hs
penitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
SUB-C0MMITTEE'S WORK.
Spent the Afternoon With Investi-
cation az Port Tampa

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, oct ia
special 10 the Times-UniOn and Citizen
from Tampa says: The subcommittee
Of the War Investigating Commission be
gan ITS work here early this afternoon.
Captain Brown. acting quartermaster,
took charge of the committee and afford
ed them every facility for doing business.
All the camp sites were visited, and Col
onel J. b. Anderson, president OF the
Board Of Trade. was called. He told the
committee how the army business was
transacted here, giving them great deal
Of information The committee spent
this afternoon pushing its investigation
at Port Tampa. The work there was
completed and the party returned TO THIS
city and were dlned by Colonel Anderson
at the Cosmopolitan. and they left to-
night for Jacksonville. They say there
were but few charges TO look into here
and the day was sufficient. II seems that
the chief complaints were about the man
agement OF the camps by General }. }.
Coppinger. who succeeded General Shaf-
ter here The committee declined 90 give
out any information as to just what they
discovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
METHODIST WOMEN.
Second Days Session of the Foreign
Missionary Society.

LYNCHBURG. VA, oct. 19.-Speciai.-
The second days session OF the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society OF the Viz
ginia Cnference. NJ T.. Church. South. was
called 90 order this morning by tie presi,
dent Mrs. W. e.. lvey, VINO CONQUERED
the devotional exercises Mrs Lee Brit,
OF Suffolk was appointed secretary pro
tenn. in the absence of Mrs. DeBerry. Az
the roIl-call OF Officers thirteen responded
eight district secretaries responded 20
their names. one hundred and eight del
cgates and ten visitors from a distance
reported present
Misses Reed. Patterson Clark and Ian
drum were appointed pages ana lnilo-
Guced T. the body Mrs. A. Coke smith.
on behalf Of the Lynchburg ladies', In a
graceful and heartfelt manner, welcomed
The body 10 the city and homes. MISS
Roberts replied gracefully. ,
solo. Such Friend. The Eastern
shore district was then called. Mrs. Rue
reported the work I'm "a iiOurishins cohai-
tion Interesting reports were read ny
the various delegates from seventeen SUI
cietics. r,.
Richmond dis.rict-Mrs. G. j.. Hasker
secretary-repor.ed work in fine conul-
tom She feelinElv alluded 10 the death
Of her pastor. Rev. Dr. Vandersilce.
Several delegates or the district reported
work in excellent condition.
The afternoon session was deNoteu l"
devotional exercises. am address by MlS
Kate Lee. of Danville. a CONTINUATION or
the reading of reports, and a WISH 10 the
To-nirbt DR.. A. Coke Smith. pastor Of
Court-Streot church. delivered the annual
address before the society.
The convention viii remain m session
mo 10 and including Friday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
SAD WEDDING PARTY.
Young Lady Drowned While In Route
In Her RrJther's Marriage.

ALTON. VA, oct 19.-Special-Miss
Bessie watkins. daughter of Mr.. James
Watkins. of Gordonsvlle. was drowned
in the Rocknsh river. three miles below
bore last night. She was one Of party
of wedding guests consisting OF herself
Mr.. Towles Downing. Mr.. George Wat
kins. her twin brother. and Messrs. j. l..
and Buddle Go0il0e Of Oman.
Miss Watkins was the half sister OF Mt
John REYNOLDS. who was married TO Miss
Mary j. Goodloe this morning at o'clock
by Rev Mr.. Hawthorn.
Miss Goodloe is the daughter Of Mr..
Benton GoodlOe. and is universally below
I'd for her charming qualities Of person
and heart. Mr. Reynolds IS a rising
Young business man of Newport News.
The bridal couple left on the o'clock
train for that city. whore they VIII reside.
Miss Irene Coleman. OF Lode0ar Is
principal OF the graded school at Hebron
with Bette LipscOmb. assistant teacher.
Mr. j. r. Mccormack. of clifton Forge
was a guest AZ "Rcditnd' last week.
Miss Mary Pitzer. Of Faben's, has been
appointed teacher Of the Alton public
school
The heavy rains or the past few days
have done mucn damage 20 fencing,
water-gaps and low lying lands
The wheat is looking well: corn In
shucks too damp and farmers behind In
housing the crop. Apples are scarce. de-
mand very good.
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DIR. WhartOn's Lectures.

The inclement weather on Tuesday
evening preventing many from witnessing
the Passion Play was no doubt the cause
OF the unusually large audience last night
assembled TO hear the Introductory lecture
by Dr. Wharton In the series which will
be delivered every evening this week. His
lecture last evening WAS entitled From
New York TO Joppa.' The people or
Richmond need not be told that DIR. Whar-
ton swayed his audience with his usual
power. These lectures, Immediately pre-
ceding the production OF the Passion
Play. are most beautifully appropriate. as
they take the listener directly 10 the
scenes where the NaZarene was born.
grew to manhood. taught, and at last
consummated that glorious sacrifice
which the wide world never tires OF hear
ing. These pictures make an impress on
the mind OF both young and old Infinitely
more lasting than any sermon. IL gas
aroused interest among people VINO htys
for years neglected such subjects. Dr;
Wharton has requested Manager Coward
10 sing the Holy city az the close OF
his lecture. commencing tonight. ara
continuing every night until the close OF
the engagement Tho two directors OF
the Passion Play visited Petersburg 10
day and completed the arrangements 70
play I'm that city for three days. COM
mencing next Monday.
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HOGE AND MARSHALL.
Both Parties Making Desperate
Fight in Carroll

HILLsVULE. VA oct. l7.-Carroll
County Court was m session here to-day
tu # o'clock. when it adjourned for po-
htical speaking. ,,.o memo
"Cvclone Jim MARSHALL was the Demo
.craft. sneaker and J. Hampton Iobe rep,
resented the Republicans. IL was HoPCu
MAJ tbcv would have joint uIscuss.'li
mt fn this the people were ulsapPoll'.lN'
as thov could NOT arrive al an! "sI'e
ment. ,1 .t..t- s,e4lsina I'm
.l.. .,I,rf-aOusr while tl' HrpuDll.'.li'
...,o.i.J q, stand outside Cyclone jim
-nok. for about two hours, cieH'lhs Cou-
.tt.r,bie enthusiasm. while the htpupn-
'., sre,kers held their crowd TOT some
'''' DESPERATE FIGHT
D1tb ,,4rfie- are going to make Il HNH-
-, 'Gphf i'm Carroll. ana rom are
claiming H. but 10 Is the opinion or ".
thoueHfful and conservative men ''N' 4'
viii be very close. ,,.-, O., 49,,
One Hall VINO was indicted u tme
County Court for forgery p.ead.u sui's
~ and was sentenced tO -cINt '1'h" va
Two wears i'm the penitenthiy,, ..a ali
The cattle buyers are pie'. W. az, - az
kinds OF cattle are selling u. 1a5,es
ATLANTIC AND WESTERN.
There h. some talk OF county SuDScl ~
t,-, ~ -,rrc Atlantic and western fall-
road. I'm the near future. lne ~ 1 - y, ~
r,,, IRON Rocky Mount Boo Franklin coun-
Rettv Baker Depot. on the y. G. tT zen
sion Of The y. ana " r hRiisR91iiiie 0s are
rl0sca auu .u- leopl' ID. -, a.
comnelled IN go TO Esters Falls' a al.-
.srce az 9fteen miles for all their freight
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HAMPDEN-SIONEY STUDENTS.
Organize a New Greek Letter FRAZER
nity-The COLLEGE Magazine tdltors.

HAMPDEN-SIDNEY. VA. OCT. ~,
epecial The first issue Of the siNteeh.n
volume OF the College Magazlus maui
appearance the first of this week
The members of the board OF editors
are II. H. Houston editor-in-ehlei W. -
Lorraine. business manager 7 r. cross,
T. c. Jones. r. c.. Lee, w. {. Ssi, %.
Virginia. and r.. 9. Caldwell oi WI -
The Magazine is published monthly by
the Union and the Philanthropic Literary
societies. 49,. .,,te-ri.ies
h,, tbe 'organizatfon last week OF the. IN
SIGMA Tau. the founders being, u r.
S Cos, = Y Johnson. of Norfolk, Na-'
4. johnson. Of Petersburs, ana W. -
" ',ulis,'tino of the Giee Club yesterday
&. yas decided To have the Ministries ON
the "Hnl" October 2sth, ana III az III
Vile on November An.
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jealous 70 maintain the best sanitary
conditions possible.
MONTAUK ALL RIGHT.
General Wiiston had been at Mohtauk
from the 10th OF August to the lsth OF
September and had superihtended the de-
barkation Of the troops and the entry OF
the regiments into camp. Never. ne
said. was prettier camp pitched IN the
United States than was the camp AT
MOntauk."
He said there were tents erected Tor
10000 men before any men arrived, ana
all they had TO do was 10 walk into them
so that so far as the men who were not
sick were concerned. they were well pro-
yided for.
He said the site was splendldly adopted
TO camp service and that the camp was
abundantly supplied with stores OF all
kinds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Amendments for Speaking.
State Democratic Committee
Room -,
Chamber OF Commerce Buhdihs'
DgabnnouI Va

State Democratic Committee
Room s..
Chamber Of Commerce building,
Richmond, Va.
The following appointments for public
speaking are announced:
HON. THOMAS 5. MARTIN.
Brunswick (courD. october 2ith.
Surry (cour). october 18th
Charlotte Court, November 7.
HON. JOHN f. RlXEY.
Fauquier Court. October 2ith.
HON. SYDNEY p. EPES.
Nottoway (courO November 80.
Greensviiie (cOurO. November TN
HON. JAMES HAY.
Luray (courO. October 2ith.
Charlottesville (courO. November lth.
JUDGE W. HODGES MANN.
Amelia (courO October 9Th.
HON. SAMUEL W. WILLIAMS.
HON II. d. FLOOD.
Augusta Court. October Ath.
Holloway (courO, November Sd.
Greensville (courO. November Eth.
HON PETER J. OrEY.
Smyrna, Beford county. October 2lst
Peaksvnle, Bedford county. October 22d,
afternoon.
otter Hill bedford county,. october
sedalia bedford county,, October 10Th,
ago +. NJ
Halifax (courO, October oath.
Republican Grove. Halifax county, Oc-
tober 18th q +. M
Nj. Carmel. Halifax county. October
18th q L. M
south Boston, Halifax county, October
18th (P. NJ
Virginia, Halifax county. October 9th
q p. M
oak Level. Halifax county. october 18th
Clover. Halifax county. October 10Th
scottsburg, Halifax county. OCTOBER 18th
g Z. NJ
HON. JOHN LAME.
Hanovsr (courD. October 18th.
Charles city (courO. October 10Th.
King william (courO. october 18th.
West Point, October 18th tnighD.
HON. WILLIAM p. BARkSDALE.
Bedford Court. October 2ith.
Montgomery (courO. October 18th.
Charlotte (courD. November 7th.
HON. J. NJ QUARLEs.
10Th afternoon.
slauehter's Nelson county. October 2ist
(afternOOn)
stanton (courO. October oath
HON. PEMBROKE PETIT.
Nelson court. October 2ith.
JEFFERSON WALLACE. ESQ.
New Kent (courO, October 10Th.
King William lcourD. october 18th.
HON. y. B. EARLY, JR.
Madison tcourO. October Hth.
Waynesboro might November 9Th.
Albemarle )courU. November Ith.
FRANK 7. GLASGOW. ESQ.
Nelson (courD, October 24th.
JUDGE WIN. r. RHEA.
Wise tc0urD, October oath.
HON C. NJ WALLACE, JR.
Madison (courU. october 9th.
c. a. BONCE ESQ
Massie's Minis, Nelson county, October
Goth afternoon.
Slaughters Nelson county. October 2lst
(afternoon).
]. TAYLOR ELLYSON, Chairman.
Joseph Button, Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
SHE WELDED
A FLAT IRON.
Mr.. Toms, of Hanover, Encounters
and lrate Woman.
RESULT DISASTROUS TO HIM.
Twenty wounds inflicted Upon His
Ucad-Hc sought safety ia Flight.
Divers Minor Casualties which
Happened Yesterday.

Mr.. George Toms. of Hanover county
now has a pretty fair idea of what dam
age an irate woman armed With a fat
iron can do. lie came to Richmond yes
terday morning. his cart loaded with
vegetables. and he made an attempt IA
sell some TO a Mrs. Clarke
USED A FLAT-iRON.
In some manner he offended the lady.
and She proceeded TO do him up with an
eight-pound aat-iron in the most APPROX
cd style More than twenty painful cuts
wero inflicted. before Toms discovered
that prudence was the better part of valor
ana sought safety in flight
lie climbed In his cart and set sail for
the First Police Station. whence a tele-
phone message was sent To the Aims
house Dr. Gwathmey responded and
dressed his numerous wounds. after winch
he was able to proceed on his journey.
At 1885 O'Clock yesterday morning DR..
Gwathmey was called 10 the Tredegar
Works. where he found a. W. Dyer, a
white man had his fingers caught In ma
chinery. and severely hurt. lie received
medical attention, and was left at the
works
CAUGHT UNDER MACHINERY
AT / O'Clock yesterday afternoon DR..
Gwathmey was again called, this time %
Twelfth and Bank streets, 70 attend
Charles Dean. colored. Dean was helping
TO carry some heavy machinery into the
establishment OF the J. L. Hill Printing
Company. when he fell and the machinery
fell upon him, gashing his head severely
and bruising his shoulder. he was treat
Ell and left.
The last call was at o'clock yestsr-
day afternoon 10 the Seventeenth street
shops OF the Chesapeake & Ohio, where
Charles Wilson. a white man. had got
ten his fingers caught in some machinery.
the middle one being cut OFF, and the
others injured. lie received the proper at
tention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
AROUND BEDFORD SPRINGS.
PcopIc Are Undisturbed by the Stump
Speaker-Game Plentiful

BEDFORD SPRINGS VA, oct 10
since tho visitors to the springs have all
left we are having an awful quiet time,
with nothing TO vary the monotony. 4
little political excitement would be a
Godsend, but since the last presidential
election. political matters have been al
lowed TO rest. Even the stump speakers
have given us the go-by.
An occasional document from Mr.. Otey
is the only reminder We have at all that
we are still I'M the SWIM That an eiectioh
IS approaching.
have heard some talk I'm regard
to the controversy about the Daughter
of the Confederacy." The general con-
census OF opinion is that the title Is non
transferable. Should Hobson be so uh-
fortunate as TO shuttle OF this mortal
COLI there would he some no DOUBT VINO
would advocate the appointment OF
hero i'm his place. ,-, H.,
peared so suddenly when war was ue-
clared are making their appearance
aga3n now that hostilities have ceased
ana from now until Christmas the odd
hares" viii stand a poor show.
There are many birds in this section,
and inc hunters are having good sport.
II the pot-hunters could be suppressed
an would be well. but there seems no
way TO check them. o,.. a..
Mr.. A. Van Thompson OF Chlcaso' -
here again after an absence OF WE'VE
,,,rtbs ON a trip OF business and pleas
mo Mr. Thompson two years ago made
tbinqs lively here by his lavish eNpendi-
tm ',,,,7 Of money in improving his property
here and his presence is hailed with
.I.'a,,,re NV many who are out Of job.
thinking he may repeat the dose. .,.,,
The farmers are busy seeding wheat.
and a much larger amount VIII De put
gn than usual .,.., cold
At sale here the other Day corn soiu
for 81 30 per barrel cash. ms u -
Thought. viii be- the ruling pIe, 90
~ tobacco crop has about been Sc
o,red and the quality generally consid-
c cr'1 good. No excuse for frosted tobacco
this fall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

WYTHEVILLE. VA. oct Especial.
Cyclone" Jim Marshall addressed a good
crowd here last night In behalf OF Judge
Rhea. Democratic candidate for Congress
In this district. His speech was mostly
devoted to a discussion Of the money
question interspersed with anecdotes,
told in his inimitable style
lie made a good speech and sustained
his reputation as a stump speaker. He
left for Pulaski to-day where he spoke
Judge Rhea was also here to-day on his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Mr.. RlXEY IN STAFFORD.
Complimentary Reference TO the Late
Republican Chairman.

FREDERICKsBURG. VA oct. 10
special.-Hon. John +. Ri@ey SPOKE al
Stafford Courthouse to-day 10 iaiI at-
tendance OK the sovereigns OF mat coun-
~. His speech was well receiver ara
was over an hour In Duration ne
tered I'm very complimentary terms %
the late r. l.. Flatford. member OF the
Republican state Committee end spoke
If him AS worthy man and exemplary
citizen.
Mr.. Rixey will poll the fulI strength Of
his party and will also receive many
Republican votes.
The Republicans held meeting and
passed resolutions commemorative OF
their late chairman Mr.. x. l.. Fietford,
Mr.. NJ. X Lowry. who succeeds the de-
ceased both as member OF the state
Committee and county chairman presid-
ed ovor The meeting and delivered
speech highly eulogistic OF his deceased
LEADER
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stanton Notes.

sTAUNTON. VA. oct. special--The
Horse and colt Show opens AZ the old
Fair Grounds tomorrow.
The engagement OF James II. Wood
ward and Miss Mary Funkhouser has
heen announced. 10 take place at the
rf~st Presbyterian church at an early
date.
William A. Alexander. a painter. fell
today from ladder while painting Dr.
Reese's house His leg was broken. and
he received other injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
PENNSYLVANIA FIREMEN.


NORFOLK. VA. oct l9.-SDeciai-
The Laurel Steam Fire Company, Of
York. Pa. thirty strong. under command
Of CAPTAIN Jacob Hose. arrived here this
morning upon a visit 10 the Chambers
Engine Company. OF Portsmouth an an
cient company of fire fighters. The Penn
sy.vanians were given by Commandant
Farauhar the freedom Of the Norfolk
Navy Yard and the ships there. ana nave
been the recipients of many civic eou'-
tcsies.
Disbursements az the Norfolk Navy
Yard and the navy pay office here dur
ing the past six months exceed TWO NIL
lion dollars.
There are nearly two thousand men
now ON the rolls.
The storm prevailing of this coast last
night. beyond delaying outgoing vessels
did no damage as far as can now De
ascertalned. To the timely warning Oh
the weather Bureau. comparative Iree-
dom from disaster may be attributed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
PERILS OF MARINERS.
Two Vessels Collide Near hun-o'ner
Disasters Reported.

LONDON. oct l9-The German bark
trltnrich Rotel CAPTAIN Stehr. which Sr
,.,,.ad a. Uul on September I'D. from
savannah. and which subsequently lett
tbere for Hamburg. her home port. was
in collision yesterday during the gale IN
the Grimsby Roads with the Norwegian
bark Concordia, hailing from Drammen,
Roth vessels were considerably damaged
ana flowed into HUI Roads.
Reports Of shipping disasters continue
~ como I'm and the east coast is sirewn
with wrecks
In most cases the crews have been saw
ed. but upward of thirty persons have
been drowned.
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wav to fvanhoe. where he spoke To-
night. y ieI
Congressman Joseph Bailey, OF Texas.
viii sneak here next Tuesday the 18th.
Congressman Yost. of the Tenth virginia
District will speak here the same date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
West Point
placed ont of Commission.

WASHINGTON. oct. l9-The Hannibal
ana Hornet were placed out Of commits
sion at Norfolk Yesterday and the mont
tors Puritan ana Terror were laid in re-
serve al the same place to-day.
The wilmington sailed to-day from Bos-
ton for Charleston TO take part in the
Peace Jubilee there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

ROANOKE. VA. oct. Special.-M
Tor Shanks. OF the Second Regiment, ar
rived here to-day. and Is looking out tQr
quarters for Companies ana o. OF TINS
city ..
They will assemble for muster-out or
ders on the 23d Instant
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