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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

The Rev DR.. Wiley will conduct an oid-iaS'
toned Methodist love feast at his church. the Nos
trand Avenue brooklyn Methodist EpiscoP"
Church, this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

A recital will be given by Mrs. william biahe
rppernan at the Waldorf-Astor this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

The Washington Heights chapter D@"s"'''
and Children OF the American Revo'uuoh' p-'p'S'
marking the following sites at Fort ""si'.,s 'D-'
Fort Tryon. Fort Howe. Fort George ana ''e
doubt a, Jefreyss Hook. They wiz also asS'S Revo
luton in erecting memorial at Fort Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

Miss ko.alind Adelaide Richmond. president OF
the woman's Auxiliary 70 Lafayette Post Brsaae,
has Just composed a march, called "Yankee fIucH,
and dedicated 10 Commodore Dewey. lbs WI w, NC
played soon a, q concer, 10 be given at the war
dori-As,ora nv Nlss Richmond and her 'riehus' III
order raise flude for their WOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

Tho answer 10 the conundrum sent by J. n j..
published Mnrch % Is Focus" because II Is a
place where me suns rays meet fsons raise rneao
Correct answers were sent n by n Il =, MIS- MIS-
II Higgins W " Vail. Mrs sara r barron
Mrs. : williams " G. O.. Annie r. fott, MIS-
r u Hamilton and Elizabeth II. KitcheL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
BAILEY IN INDIANA.
He Dwolt on the Money Question. Say
ing Little About the War.

INDIANAPOLIS IND. Sept 24-To-
day was set apart by the Democratic
state Central Committee for the general
opening up of the campaign by the party
best speakers.
one Of the largest meetings was adj
dressed by Congressman Bailey at Shell
bvvlle He confined his argument al
tost exclusively to the money question,
defending the Democratic position. His
remarks concerning the war were very
brief. merely stating that the Democratic
majority had given the admin stration all
the money it had asked for ana the DEM
ocrats were not responsible If results
were not what they should be.
Senator Turpie's speech at Rochester
was also largely devoted to the financial
issue lie declared his belief in the
sOundness Of the Democratic position
both as present and future policy or
this government
All the speakers discussed the money
question with such unanimity as sug-
eosted an understanding beforehand.
The meetings while not reported as
phcnOmenally large at any place were
generally well attended. Severe storms In
several sections interfercd somewhat
with the attendance.
The campa.rns Of both parties are now
under fun hoadway. Ex-Prcsidcnt Har-
rison IS expected 10 lend a hand 20 the
Republicans later on and G.. Fred. VIII
liams and perhaps w. j. Bryan viii come
to the aid of the Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
A Murderous Lunatic.

CINCINNATI. ONO, Sept. A-Wm j.
Haldeman. OF the Haldeman Paper COM
pany az Locklmd, Ohio. fifteen miles
from here. walked into the mill Office az
Lockland and said 20 his partner and
brother-in-law. }. &. Richardson:
have YOU now. ] want you. all alone"
and az once began firing with two re-
yOlvers.
richardson was shot four times and
mortally wounded.
lie was an ex-state Senator ana Is ~
gears old. Haldeman cannot DO found
and is supposed TO have committed
suicide. IL Is supposed Naldelnan was
insane
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
THE DISCLOSURE
OF ESTERHAW.
He Tells Of a Most Infamous Plot to
Ruin Dreyfus--He Wrote the
BOrdereau Under Orders,

LONDON. Sept 15.-The Observer THIS
morning continues its EsternaIy reVe-
latlons begun last Sunday. In a short
article. the most salient feature of which
is Comte Esterhazys disclosure. made IL
IS asserted, IN the presence of more per-
sons than one. that he was the author
OF the famous Dreyfus Bordereau. which
he wrote lat the request of Colonel
sandherr. now dead
PURPOSE OF THE DOCUMENT.
1T was Intended he said. Ito const-
tute material proof Of Dreyfus' guilt IL
was known a French spy In the service
al Berlin that certain documents had
reached the German generals stan which
Dreyfus alone could havs obtained II
WAS a list Of thoseo documents which
constituted the bordereau. Dreytus had
been tested in several ways For I'M
stance plan for the construction OF
troops on the southeast frontier had been
dictated 10 him which was quite fantas'
tie"
A short time afterwards our spies In
italy informed us that the Italy stan was
making notifications In the fortications
around Nice. which correspond 10 the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
INDIANA Visited.
NEW YORKS NEXT GOVERNOR.
Senator Platt Says Roosevelt VIII BE
the Nominee.

Senator platt Says Roosevelt VIII be
the Nominee.
SARATOGA, 81 Y. Sept 2L-The Re
publican state convention viii not meet
until next Tuesday. but many delegates
and politicians and managers are al-
ready ON the ground. Among the party
leaders chat arrived tonight was Senator
pmtL lie declined Co Doe interviewed.
except t0 say.
"Air Roosevelt is stlll candidate and
viii. I believe. ho nominated
The Roosevelt people were giving away
buttons tonight to which are attached
rabbits feet with this inscription.
"You can't stop Teddys luck This
rabbit was killed at midnight in the dark
of the moon on the grave of "a cross-eyed
Spauiard on san Juan HID Cuba.
Ar. Aldrich. in reply 10 question as
TO Governor Black 8. chances said.
"Thev have materially improved since
Yesterday. We are thoroughly convinced
that Mir Roosevelt is Ineligible"
No INDEPENDENT NOMINATlON.
NEW YORK. sept. 2l-Theodore Roose-
Welt to-nieht issued a statement, in which
he declined 20 accept any nomination the
independents might offer him. IL would
be am Injustice TO his associates, he said.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Whittier He Went in Order to Open a
New HarbOr
FIGHT FOR AMERICAN PORK
The Chamber Of Commerce of Ham
burg Making an Effort In It's BE-
-Trlchinosis Almost IN
known Socialism Sal1 20
be steadily on the
Increase.

BERLIN. sept PA new and highly
important invention was tested az the
German naval manouevrcs ending TINS
week. It was in the shape Of Greek
pnocnician fire. invented by a Berlin en-
eineer. To ienites on contact with the air
or water and cannot bee Quenched by
either water or earth. DO burns with
brilliant flame. exceeding big search-
uehts. and it can be sunk under water
OF underground and when brought TO the
surface instantly bursts into flame at any
desired point. 1t was tested during the
night cyoluuons or the Island Of He'll
eolard and OK Kiel and proved most
efficient in detecting the presence OF the
enemy.
Emperor William visited Stettin yester-
d4v to open the new harbor. During the
course of "a speech. which he delivered
in reply 90 the address OF welcome OF the
burgomastcr. His Majesty said.
"Our future lies on the water, and l.
as Lord and King OF the land, express
gratitude 20 you for having brought
stottln 10 this degree of prosperity. /
hope. expect and might also say i de-
mand. further development at the same
rate Of progress"
The Chamber OF Commerce Of Ham
burg has taken up the heht In behalf of
American pork. Published statistics
show there has not been "a single case
of trichin0sis in Prussia or Hamburg due
90 American pork for hfteen years.
SOCIALISM INCREASING.
The Vorwaerts publishes a report Of the
Socialist party. which VIII Dee submitted
at its annual meeting at Stuttgart. 10
points out that socialism is steadily in-
creasing throughout Germany ana has
found IT'S way into the provinces where
"a few years ago socialism was unknown.
Count stoihcrg Wornieorede who form
crlr belonged to the Twelfth Hussars,
which regiment De mad 10 leave because
he assaulted his orderly. Nevertheless, II
appears that his conduct in killing a sOl-
dior for insoloncc is regarded lightly by
the authorities. and is not likely to go
beyond "a reprimand
DO is said that EmcporOr william has
expressed his approval of the action Of
Count stole5crg Womigcrode.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
IN HAVANA.


NNAnNiWtA" ahiAAN ~ tAtA - AN.tA7' "
HAVANA. Sept 2l-The Saints Day
of the Princess of the Ausuians was cell
ebratcd here to-day. The Spanish and
foreign warshlps in the harbor including
the transport Rosoluto which brought
the Americana commissioners. fired sa-
lutos.
At IS o'clock next Monday morning the
Captain-General body guard VIII form
jn the Plaza CrIsto. whence headed by a
band they Will proceed 10 tho cathedral
to render military h0nors during The re-
moval Of The remains of Columbus from
the monument whore they now rest. pre-
vlous 90 their transportation 20 Spain.
General Gomez has arrived az tho camp
of General RoguieZ. General Gomez de-
gies the published reports that he has re-
signed as comm mauder-in-chiof OF the Gu
ban army
Yesterday the Spanish warship Mar
Quise DE Rcnese, arrived in tho tow OF
Tho steamer Hcnrez Cortos.
An American subject named Won Hole
vensteln. who was sentenced by th1
Spanish government for completely IN
the lnsurrccuon n cuba and who has
been confined seven months has been re-
les sod by order of Captain-GcncrM Blau-
60. and sailed to-day on the city of
Washington f1r New York.
The American commissioners paid HIS
passage money
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
A BIG DROP
IN ITS STOCK.
The Price Of American Tobacco Com
pany Shares Goes Down $3.50
in St. Louis--Cause Given.

ST. LOUIS. NO. Sept 4-The Repub-
lie tomorrow will say.
american Tobacco stock dropped $40
a share to-day from Fridays high point
on account OF the company failure TO
carry 10 "a close the deal for the purchase
of the DrummOnd Plant in this city al
the expected time.
The fact that the money has not been
paid 10 President Harrison !. Drlmnond
Tor his holdings has given rise 20 the I'M
preston on the floor Of the Mercnanls
Exchange and on the New York STOCK
Exchange that the company Will be fore
ed 10 borrow in order 70 close the ne
gOtiatiOns
"The Liggett and Myers Company IS
making ready FOR fight against the
combine especially ln this territory, IL
has already made a zen per cent. reduc-
tion in the price OF It's leading brands
and II Is understood that another cut VIII
follow al an early date.
The combine will be forced 10 meet
this but until the Dsummond deal Is
closed IL will not be IA a position TO 90
anything. thus leaving the heio prae.i-
cally in the hands OF the opposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
The City Of Lima Was in the Track Of
the Hurricane,
FORCE OF THE WIND TERRIFIC.
A House Was Lifted from Its Founda'
ton and Dropped in the Street
Buildings Were LnrOOied and
Horses Killed. lOods Fol
low the Wind-Grcat
Destruction.

COLUMBUS. o., Sept "a special dis
patch to the state Journal from Lima,
o., says.
a tornado visited this city to-day The
path of the storm was short and mar
row. bu. its force was tcrric. 1t came
from the northeast, first laycl.lns the barn
Of Jacob Bose and blryng a number OF
persons I'm tho debris -lr Bose had his
shoulder broken. and George Hadsell sey-
enty years old. was severely injured. a
number of horses were killed.
HOUSE LIFTED UP.
A new house was llf-ed from its founda-
ton and deposited in the street The
ounna Brewery. Limo Eeg-Case Factory.
and a number OF adjacent buildings were
unr0ofed. The High school building was
demolished. letting tl3 roof and il7l ana
second floors into ths cellar
Fortunately. school vos not in session.
r being Saturday. a r.ion of the Cin-
cinuat hamilton and Dayton railroad
shops was unr0ofed and Henry cas"eH
was buried in the ..iu.. being seriously
injured.
RAILROAD SHOPS WRECKED.
Tho Detroit. Lin. and Northern re-
pair shops were wrecked and tne mon
only escaped 10y takns refuge under an
engine. n the western part of ine town
. rouso ocrrpied Dr. Willis HeNihn0n
,,.as carried twenty feet or tie fluuda-
uon and Mrs. Mckubo1 was badly ln-
furoI bv "a stove topping over ODD Der.
Tbe eiy-vcar-old son OF Sidney Naitnct
rlavfnr in the YARD was carried away
bv The wind and lyne debris and ha-
not been found.
Tho CITY watcrworf buildings were un-
rooted. over nfy buildings were mof.
or less damaged and the property i0
WIN Do. very great 1 estimates o' enc
Joss have been made
GREAT DAMAGE DONE.
CINCINNATI Sept 2t-The EnQulrer's
specials report storms as follows.
Al Van Vert heavy rain feli flooding
the streets the wind blew at hurricane
velocity. Thousands of dollars dam-
age was done Co property. no loss oi
ufe reported
AT Reufannino a wind and hail storm
LASTING twenty minutes occurred. IHe
harstoncs were OF enormous size. Re-
ports from the country say much dam
axe was done t0 tho apple crop.
TOLEDO DAMAGED.
TOLEDO. OHIO. Sep. PA violent
wird and rain storm struck Toledo az
noon to-day. The damage to city proper
ty consists principally of the lifting OF
roofs AND destruction of trees. one man
was severely injured hy falling eornice.
A dozen or more small boats were cape
sized and wrecked Off the city. So far as
can h. learned no -ailers were drowned.
..I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

Ircr mother was a Miss Brinton. OF
Woat Chester. Pa. a cousin Of General
George B. Mcclellan.
In 1884 Miss McCaulley was married
60 J. y. Frost. Of Wilmington. In lSy-
Mrs Frost began suit for divorce which
IS stln pending. on January Is. 1892. her
husband. Il IS said, took his seven-year-
old son from Mrs. Frosts home In New
York and came West. The mother spent
thousands Of dollars, she says, trying
20 find the child. Last winter she reach-
ed Chicago penniless. The only informa-
ton she could get was that her husband
had taken the boy 10 Canada.
When told Of her good fortune Mrs
Frost said: II intend 10 take advantage
OF the wealth I'm store for me TO find
my boy and secure my divorce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Policeman Fatally Wounded.

CHICAGO. Sept 2i.-While trylns 10
arrest Clarence White ana FRANK Ryan
who were caught robDing d store on
Thirty-drst street late this afternoon
Policeman Tuxford, was shoe ana ia'al-
ly wounded. The robbers We're seen by
people on Thirty-lrst street VINO seht
v,ord 10 the police station and TuXford
with OFFICERS NIaloney and stark start
ed IN the place. As they entered tho
mousse stark captured White and Tux
ford and Afaloney seized Ryan. lie fought
desperately and fred several shots while
strnepliue with the officers on the stair
wav one bullet struck TuXford In tho
.hJomen inaictlrg a wound from which
he will die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
snnniards IN Distress.

HAVANA, via KEY WEST Sept. "a
According 20 private letters received here
the Spanish forces In Manzaniilo are IN
dire distress. having nothing TO cat ON
ing TO the fact that large sums are a.
ready due % the store keepers IN Man
zanillo from the military, credit l. re-
fused.
Assistance has been asked from Ia
vana several times. but no attention mas
been paid 10 the petition. The situation
is further aggravated BY the fact thas
the outlying districts are occupied by tho
insurgents. with whom the troops have
besn ordered 10 have no communication
The situation is very grave, aHG ths
officers anticipate disturbances prompted
by hunger which 1t would be dliiicult TO
uueu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Il is Said That the Victim Had Threat
ened His Slayer.
CARTER PROMPTLY SURRENDERS
He Refused TO Talk, and, Being the
only Eye-Witness to the Tragedy
there is Doubt a. TO the De-
tails Both were Well
known Business Men IN
the Community.

4 tragedy one Of the most terrible IN
both its cumulative and detailed aspects,
that has shaken Richmond or it's vicinity
with horror. was enacted shortly before
noon yesterday on the Hermitage road
near Lakeside. as result Of which Mr..
Charles F. Moore. a we'll known citizen
of Manchester, was almost instantly kill
cd by Mr. Penroso Carter, a resident Of
Henrico.
Where landscapes, the fairest in Viz
einla. smiled gladly back at the septem-
Der sky the fearful crime was committed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
BUFFALO BILL" IS BETTER.
Is Not Suffering from Typhoid Fever
rs Reported.

KANSAS CITY, MO. Sept 2i.-Coloncl
William r. Cody. "Bunalo Bin ' who was
last night taken 20 "a hospital suffering
from nervous strain is considerably inn
proved to-day.
To has been enormously stated that Col
onel Cody was suffering from an attack
of typhoid fever.
Ills physician says that If no compli-
cations set I'm his patient may be able
10 resume his tour some time next week.
There is d3reer. however. of ccmp.i-
cations. for the doctor. as well as COL
Cody's nephew, Loris Decker says that
the great scouts constitution has lna.Iy
Welded TO the terrible strain 70 has been
under for years. and especially 20 the
exhaustion of several weeks OF hot
weather in Kansas and colorado. Mrs
Cody has arrived from Nebraska.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
STRANGER THAN FICTION.
Another Chapter in the Life OF 4
Much Suffering Woman.

CHICAGO. Sept N-Mrs. Florence
Frost heir 10 am estate in Delaware and
the wife of a wealthy phnadelphian has
been located IN this city by the police
who have been looking for her at the
request Of her cousin $. McC. McPher-
son. OF New York
she was working as servant IN a
hotci on Wabash avenue. Mrs Frost
who spent an she had q is said I'm search
Ing FOR her child which her husband
had taken. says she will remain at work
tlli she hears from her cousin. When
her money arrives she says, she Will re-
sumo the quest for her missing child.
Mrs Fros, Is the daughter Of the late
William McCagl'ey "a wealthy citizen
and lawyer OF Delaware. who az one
tins was adJutant general OF the state,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
SENSATIONAL STORIES.
Not True that Germany is Arming the
Philippine Insurgents.

WASHINGTON. Sept. ol.-Thc officials
of the WAR Department pronounced it 20
be without foundation in fact the alarm
ist stories coming from sources in San
Francisco 20 the enoc; that Germany
had shown any disposition 10 arm the
philippine insurgents with view 20 in-
citing them to harass the American army
at Manila.
The officials stated IL 10 Doe positively
untrue that our government had received
any such information. and that IL was
Influenced 10y such in ordering the disc
patch last week Of 5000 additional troops
TO reinforce General OTIS 600 Manila.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Ntaior Martin Retracts.

WASHINGTON. Sept. A.-ln his capa-
citv as chairman OF the Chlckamauga
park Commission General II. Y. Boyn-
ton has furnished the War Department
with n copy Of a retraction made by Ma
ior John G. Martin. chief surgeon, First
brigade. Second Division, First Corps.
of certain statements rejecting upon the
purity OF the DRINKING vatar in the park
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
A MAMMOTH CONTRACT.
The Alabama steel Company Getting
Ready for Business.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Sept 4-The
Alabama Steel and Supply Company.
which is erecting "a million dollar steel
plant no Ensley City to-day let contracts
for A-inch blooming MILL gas pro-
ducer building. and ten open-hearth
furnaces. aggregating about 100000.
The contract for the iron work of the
ten open-hearth furnaces is the largest
IN the world Pittsburg concerns secured
the contract
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Goy. Mooi,s JnrlsdIc IctIon.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Sept. 2i-6.3o
r. president Mckinley has EXTENDED
lt. f,ri.fiction of Military Governor
Wood $50 that it now embraces the whole
province of Santiago DC Cuba. and has
5npointed Lleutenant-COlone A. A. Nliey'
III mo Fifth lmmunes Lieutenant
crn0r. with the duties OF reorsani]lhs lH9,
civil courts ana me aanl.ni7 i''''oH oi ''''
civil affairs in Eastern CUBA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
A NAVAL DEM0NST RATION,
England's Chinese Fleet Bound for
the Entrance to Pckin.

WEI-HAI-W Sept 2i-The British
battloship. Centurion, flagship Of Vice
Admiral Sir Edward II. Seymour the
commander Of tho British fleet in Chinese
waters, sailed suddenly yesterday under
sealed orders. accompanied from Che
Foo by the battleship Victorious. the
nrst-class cruiser Narcissus the second
class cruiser Hermione. the torpedo boat
destroyer Fame the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Hart. and the dispatch boat Aiac-
rity.
1t is supposed that the destination is
Ia Ku. at the entrance of the river lead
ing 10 Tien Tsin. the port of Pckn. for
the purpose Of making naval demon
stratiOn there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
ROOSEVELT TALKS.
saws there is No Doubt About His
Reing a Citizen of New York.

MN YORK. Sept. 24-CoIoneI Iheo-
dore Roosevelt talked more in detail to-
dav about the claim put forward Dy The
,',,1ereuts of Governor Black. that Dee
CR0osevelJ is not eligible for the govern
orship by reason OF an aHldAFl hleu WITH
the commissioners OF taxes.
"Y0u may be- sure" the Colonel said,
.trat this talk Of my being disqualified
is Ian rubbish. The paper does not affect
rav standing as "a citizen In The least. /
signed IL only o. avoid paying double
tg,as I'm Washington and New York on
~ personal property. 10 is all poppy
rork for any one 90 say that / have lost
INV citizenship In New York"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
THE DREYFUS CASE.
Commission Divided on Re, ision Gov
crnmcnt 10 Act Monday.

PARIS. Sept 2i--It was officially am
nounced this afternoon that the civil
commission which had been examining
the documents in Tine Dreyius ease. with
the view OF reporting to The government
on the adyisablity OF re-opcning 90. la
equally divided for and against revision,
ana ihe government considers that this
division gives it fun liberty of action and
assn of responsibility
Therefore the government has decided
ta wait until Monday when a fun cab
met meeting Will Doe held and decision
uill Doe arrived at
PARIS. Sept 2l-The Cabinet met TO-
Jay and decided TO postpone its decision
ON the question Of proposed revision Of
the Drcyfus case until Monday next
Owing 10 the absence from the meet
ine OF Minister Of Finance. NJ. Peytral
and the Minister OF Agriculture. Nj.
Niger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

A gentleman. whose name could not be
learned while riding q fiery s,eed down
one of the steep hills Of the Lakeside
road. was thrown off The animals back
and painfully injured yesterday. his head
coming iu contact with the hard road
bed.
The impact produced large cut ln the
oarfieuan's head. Dr. Sicgol who hap
penod 10 be near dressed his wound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
MONTANA REPUBLICANS.
Their Platform Does Not Mention the
Precious Metals.

HELENA. MONT Sept. 2L-The Ad-
ministration Republican convention was
held to-day and nominated a Congress
man and judicial officers The platform
does not include the words silver ana
gold the financial plank being as follows:
owe endorse without reservation or eH-
cepti0n the declaration OF principles
adopted by the last National Republican
contention AS promising wise politics Of
nubli. action and bringing 20 the country
nrosperity which we have not had here
tof0re.'
President McKnley's administration IS
warmly endorsed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Nat. Goodwin Hurt.

NEW YORK. Sept 24-N. c. Goodwin:
the actor. returned to-day from Enslahd
on the Cunarder Lucania- A few DAYS
before leaving England Mr.. Goodwin feli
on q horse and wrenched the muscles OK
his right leg The injury although pain-
ful Is not serious. but. Il requires tIa,
actor TO use crutches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
ERUPTION OF VESUVIUS.
Increasing in Violence and the People
Greatly Alarmed.

NAPLES Sept. 24-The eruption or
Nesuvius is increasing Ia violence, ana ~
Is feared that it viii assume the proper
tions OF that Of 1872 ---
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

Forecast for Sunday:
yirg,nia-partly cloudy weather; warm
er: nxht variable winds.
North Carolina-Generaily fair; hgnt
variable winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

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