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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
BRYAN SPEAKS IN ILLINOIS.
silver Question Not Dead-The
TrGNts-ImperiaIiSm

CANTON. ILL, October Colonel W
J. Bryan visited the Canton-Street Fair
to-day and delivered an address on the
public square to an immense audience
IIo said:
"The silver question Is not dead, not
withstanding the fact that for "a num-
Der Of years our Republican friends have
been claiming that il has been Inferred.
They claim that the people settled the
silver question in 1896. but this is not
true. The only party before the people
in that campaign that had a gOld-stand-
ard platform was the Gold Democratic
party. and that party carried only one
township, and that was I'm Western Kan
sas. and had in IL only six voters. This
does not appear TO be settlement or the
silver question"
He then paid his respects 10 the trusts,
which he said had I'm the main grown up
within the last few years as the result Of
Republican legislation. He did not agree
with Mark Hanna. who said Colonel
Bryan recently said. after returning
from England that the English system
of government was as good az, II not
better than. the American system
About half of his address was devoted
TO the foreign policy OF the administra-
tion. claiming that its trend was in the
direction Of Imperialism The war in the
Philippines hc said. was war or con-
quest. and not one I'm the interest Of re-
publican government. RE wanted the
Fiipinos treated as the government has
promised 10 treat the Cubans. Instead Of
doing what was being done, he thought
10 would have been better for Admiral
Dewey. after destroying the Spanish fleet
TO have left for home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
CLARKE COUNTY.
4 budget of Personal Notes-h"r-
ringe AnnOuncemcnt.

BERRYVILLE. VA. October 6.-(spe-
cial.)-Assistant Surgeon Thomas NJ Lip
pitt, who is a son of Dr. c. e. Lipptt.
of this county, has been assigned to the
cruiser Baltimore, the flagship of Ad-
miral Watsons fleet in Philippine waters.
Miss Mary Moore returned Wednesday
from Germany. Miss Moore has been
abroad two years taking "A course at the
Castle Teneck Institute. near Berlin, de-
voting most Of her time to music.
Mr.. w. Richardson, OF this place IS
visiting his son, Rev. II. J. Richardson
in Gloucester county.
Miss Florence Baughman and Mrs.
Vincent Parshal left this week TO visit
friends at UniOntoWn, Pa.
Miss Nellie Little, Of Norfolk, Is the
guest Of Miss May Wheat
Captain and Mrs. Joseph T. Griihth
have returned from a visit TO frien1s IN
Washington, D. e.
Mr.. Douglas Page. Of Washington Is
visiting his father. DR.. r. +. Page.
Mrs. II. =. Warde. and Miss Lille
Moore have returned from visit to
Asbury Park, y. J.
Mrs. J. NJ. Briggs, Of Richmond who
has been visiting relatives in the county,
returned this week 10 her home.
Mrs Elizabeth Prescott and daughters,
Misses Bessie and Stephanie, who nave
been summering with Mrs. j. NJ q. Nc
CURE, returned to Washingto0 last Sat
urday.
DR.. J. NJ c. Mcclure IS in New York
visiting relatives.
Miss Mcleod, after a short visit 10 the
Misses Page. returned 10 Washington this
week, accompanied by Miss Nellie Page.
Mr.. Elliott Glover. who is now en-
ploved in the Offices Of Swift Co.. in
New York. is visiting his old home, here.
Mr.. Glover Stevens. Of New York, Is
here. visiting relatives.
Miss Fannie Mcdonald. OF Louisville,
KY, Is visiting Miss Mamie c. Mcdonald
at Tho Hill"
Rev. Edward Wall has returned from
a visit 10 Boston and other eastern cities.
Mr.. carroll Crow Of Oil City, Pa, is
visiting relatives here.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Howard
Allen. daughter of Mr.. r. o. Allen, of
Summit Point w. Va, 10 Mr.. Hugh
Holmes Mccormick. Of the law firm Of
Marshall Mccormick & son, Of this place,
is announced TO take place on Novem-
Der % next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
FARMERS NATIONAL CONGRESS.
Col. j. {. Cunningham. of North Car
oIinn. Elected Vice-President.

BOSTON. October 6.-The delegates ID
the Farmers National Congress were re
ceived by Governor Roger Wolcott at the
State House to-day.
The congress, on resuming its business
session. heard a report from the Cont
mittee on Resolutions.
Hon II. c. Adams. Dairy and Food
Commissioner OF Wisconsin, delivered an
address on THE Necessity Of Pure-Food
Legislation"
r. L. Furness. Of Furnessville. Ind,
read a P. per on Farming as 1t Influences
and Is Influenced
These officers were elected. President
II. Il. Hoard. Fort Atkinson. WIS; First
Nice-President. r. G.. +. Candage. Brook
line. Mass; Second Nice-PreGldent, Colo
nel J0kn s. Cunningham, North Carolina;
Secretary, John NJ. Stahl. Chicago; Urea
surer, l.. Van Morrison. Pennsylvania
Executive COmmittee-B. i. Clayton,
Iowa; y. G.. Slaughter, Texas; +. l. FUR
ness. Indiana; -. q. Nhlttemore. Ne
braska: T. T. Whestein. Kentucky
At the evening session the papers read
We're: THE Western Tenant ana HIS
Eastern Landlord" by II. ;. Hilton, To-
peka. Kan. read by T. d. Coburn. ana
Improved Farming m the South by T..
c. Slaughter. of Prosper. Tex.
Mr.. Kelsey. of Michigan, introduced
resolutions. which were adopted. provid-
ing that "a committee be appointed 10 *
tend the beet-sugar industry among the
farmers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
IN THE GAS-WORKS.
,,,rpr SAYS ENEMIES TO M
pnoyEMENT ARE THERE.
FEAR OF REDUCING THE FORCE
. case Of characterization ih"' way
~. Iuvestigate6-supt KNOWN"
,u,,u,-Tbc Prospect OF oo-
Cont I'm, To BE Realized.

"The enemies to the Improvement Oh
m, gas-works are in the WORKS
7,bis statement is made in letter 10
citv official by ono OF the experts VINO IT,
centIv overhauled the works with VIZ"
70 recommending a plan of Improvement
II IS said that certain men employed III
N. gas-works strongly object 10 the
,ronosed experimenting system on the
,ro,,,d that IT will reduce the force at
a., works and throw a number OF men
ont OF work. They are reported TO nave
broueht all the influence they can COM
,,,a,d ~ hear upon members Of the Coun-
~ several OF whom are said to nave
given the assurance that they will oppose
IA. appropriation for the renovation OF
rho works whenever IL may be Introduced
BLOCK IN THE COUNCIL.
II was this TACT, it is argued, that
blocked the measure at the last t"o
meetings of the Council. There vas not
tho necessary two-thirds majority on
hand independent Of the oppositloh' anu
ina resolution was not taken from the
table. An effort will be made to secure
n fuu attendance at the November meet
ING when tho matter will be brought 10
an issue.
SUPERINTENDENT Knowles's earnest au-
vocacy Of the proposed Improvement mas
led TO complications at the works. only
a few days ago the Superintendent gave
an order. which some of the men openly
refused 10 obey. The matter has been
brought 10 the attention OF the Commit
tea on Light, and 1t is tactiiy under
stood that the order is TO be repeated
and unless IL is carried out those dis
obeying it will be investigated ana sum-
marily dealt with.
EIGHTY-CENT GAS.
There seems to be every prospect that
the price Of gas will shortly be reduced
from 81 a thousand to 50 cents a reso-
luton was offered at the last meeting OF
the Council by Mr.. Wallerstein. chairman
Of the Committee on Light, and coming
from such a source, it is thought 1t VIII
meet with little or no opposition
Mr.. Wallerstein is not only chairman
Of the Light Department. but sub-chair-
man of the Finance Committee, and 1t
is understood that the resolution has the
endorsement Of a large majority of the
Council II is popular measure and
will serve to materially strengthen the
position Of the department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
GIVE AND TAME

That staunch and prudent old Deni''
cratic paper. tho SUFFOLK Herald s"'''
editorially In It's last issue:
"rhe contest in Charlotte county ais
ing out OF the fact that two canuioa We
Tor ,hc LEGISLATURE and two sets OF C"i"
uitteenen wera declaring themselves a.
tbe regulars was decided by the o.a'o
Committee I'm favor OF tho old comm ,.,e
and Dr. Priddy. which settlement Iail'u
IA pleafe tho other faction, but, happlS'
s,nc, then. the two factions nave coH,e
together OF their own accord ana ildue
a anal and amlcable adjustment OF th,ir
troubles and alls well. Now, let lhe
Democrats OF Isle OF wight county anu
tina Thlrtv-sccond Senatorial District se'
torcther and see N some way OF S't''Ino
tbeir troubles can't be effected. The parry
Il more TO be considered than any Oh ''o
candidatei"
Tbs Democrats OF Charlotte county
bove set a fine example. Already we see
ia good effects 1t has been followed III
the Lunenburg Senatorial District by the
withdrawal OF Mr.. VIM. in the Interest
Of harmony. and the nominating conven-
lion has been reconvened. and we expect
will name as candidate q gentleman OF
unusual popularity and ability.
And now. let us hope that in every
county where our party is divided a spirit
d; Cancellation Will prevail; that the
wjsest OF the leaders may be called upon
70 act as arbitrators. and that policy OF
"give and take" may be adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
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Real Man Mt II sorosis Meeting.
(New York Journal.)

(New York JOurnal.)
Ladies. our guest oil hohor' MI
Glynes"
This was the startling remark made
We ,terday at the first fall meeting OF So
rosis by Mrs. DIMES T. ,. benson, lhe
president to the hundred superDly-dress-
ed women gathered at the W Sron, tbei,
seats as a man of about forty summers
stumbled over "A rug and made MS DEBUT,
blushing furiously.
What? y man. exclaimed MIS-. JACOB
"Mv husband. ladies'" explained Mrs.
Ella Dietz Clyn er Webster Glynes, the
former president Of the society, and then
Mr.. Glynes bowed.
Il thought I'd bring him along" Mrs
Glynes said. as she introduced him 10 the
various members. He seemed embarrass-
ed, like man who has more feet than
he can handle.
Mrs. Glynes is on her honeymoon She
was dressed in pearl-gray with black
fur cape The bridegroom had on RED
and yellow plaid necktie. He is very good
looking.
Then the members gave Mr.. Glynes the
waving handkerChiefs. He took it as
} "gOod-by" hint. and made for the door,
but his bride sat him down.
Mrs. Denison, the president. wore tan
cOlOred frock. a silk shirt-Walst Oh Ihe
new fashionable string-bean green, ana a
fetching Jacket. with strlng-bean green
revers. She had on the same violet orehlu
hat i'm which she presided at the last
meeting IN June. and which made such
Il sensation on that occasion.
Mrs. William Tod Helmuth, the former
president as usual. was beauutuly
dressed. The tlnts We're gray and tan, ana
the revers on her coat were Of violet SILK
shirred -,
one Of the members introduced three
Shaker ladies' from Mt. Lebanon, VINO
wore the Shaker dress and white ker-
chiefs. They were Sister Catherine Allen,
Sister Mary Rulhausen. and Sister Belle
Rulhausen. I'VE are interested in all pro-
gressive movements" they said.
Culture" and the consensus Of opinion
was that children should be properly
bathed. fed. and dressed. Beyond that
there was little agreement. Sorosis, II Is
said. has never agreed on any ioplc tx
cept that its members snould not "rl'e
testimonials for patent shoes.
In honor Of Dewey the club sang me
star-Spangled Banner As few OF the
members knew IT, copies were distributed
through the room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
SPECIAL MEETING.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.,
Office Of the Secretary,

Richmond y dtt 81 lANlilbfA 9 io''
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RAILWAY COMPANY is called
ma will be held at the office Of the com
many IN the Pace building. in the city OF
RichmOnd. state of Virginia. at II o'clock
noon ON TUESDAY, October -. 1899 to
consider and act upon such measures as
may br presented designed 10 aid the
Greenbrier Railway Company I'm the con-
sfructlon of its railroad including con-
temDlated issue by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company OF its bonds for
nor more than the principal sum Of $500. 20
GOA TO bear interest at per cent per an
nun. the principal 10 be payable on De-
cenber l. 1899 and both principal and in
terest 10 be payable I'm gold coin OF the
United states Of the present standard OF
weight and fineness. and without deduc-
ton from either principal or interest for
any taxes assessments. or stamp duties
which the railway company may be re-
ouired TO ray or 10 retain therefrOm by
any present or future law (such bonds 10
he secured BY a mortgage on the fran
chises and railway OF the said Greenbrier
Railway Company, and for the transac-
ton of such other business as may come
before the meeting
The stock transfer books OF the COM
many will be closed at the office Of J. =.
Morgan q Co. % Wall street New York
on TUESDAY. September g. 1899. at p
NJ and will be reopened on WEDNES-
DAY october p, 1899. at 10 A. NJ.
G. +. WEXFORD,
&c 92-td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
OUT ~ HIGHLAND.
The Circuit Court-severnl Mar
riages-PcrsOnaI.

MONTEREY, VA, october 7.-(SpecialD
ThI October term Of our Circuit Court
Judge Letcher. is now in session, and
promises TO be a lengthy session, as COM
pared with other years.
Nj a. G. Suddarth arrived here on Fri
day evening with his bride. who was Miss
Violet NardSwOrtn, OF CiarksDurg, w..
Va Mr.. Suddarth has many friends and
relatives in Highland. all Of whom eN
tended him and his accomplished young
wife a warm welcome.
Another interstate wedding was that
OF M Harry Wade. a wcll-to-do young
farmer OF Back creek, and Miss Lizzie
Curry. daughter OF William Curry, Esq.
OF Edray, Pocahontas county, ". Va.
Misses Mary McNulty and Salhe Wilson
left TINS morning TOR Richmond, where
they will enter a business college for the
ensuing term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
RAILROAD LINES.
CONDENSED RAILROAD SCHE-
~ Dulles.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
9 A. NJ. daily for Norfolk. Old Point,
and principal stations; 345 j. NJ, Norfolk,
Old Point and local stations; lO.a 4. NJ,
local trains. except sunday, Cltton Forge
Washington. and other points; 2l5 +. NJ.
daily for Cincinnati. Louisville. st. Louis,
and the West, dining-car, 1.3O T. NJ, eX-
cept sunday accommodation Tor DOS
well; 1870 z. NJ, the L. f. Y. daily
for Cincinnati, 1880 A. NJ. from Eighth
street station daily Tor LyncnDurg ana
Clifton Forge: connects. except Sunday.
with Buckingham Alberene. and New
Castle branches and al clifton Forge
with 40. / for Cincinnati; ; p. NJ, except
SUNDAY for Columbia. No. ! runs 10
orange daily, and connects al orange with
Southern railway, north bound.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-U L. NJ.
daily Tor Atlanta. Augusta ana points
South; 1901 +. NJ. daily for New Orleans.
and points South. 8 +. NJ. local, daily eX-
cept Sunday. 10 Keysyille.
YORK-RIVER LINE $50 p. NJ, daily
EXCEPT Sunday for vs. est Point, connecting
with steamer for Baltimore, Z.3O +. NJ,
loCoi express. daily except Sunday for
Vest Point; connects with stage at
Lester Manor and also with steamer at
West Point for Baltimore; A. NJ, local
mixed for West Point daily except sun
o.S6ktUl.K AND WESTERN A. NJ.
daily vestibuie limited To Norfolk: 900
\. NJ. daily. the Chicago Express. Bristol.
Chattanooga. and points South and West:
731 T. NJ daily for Norfolk and lnterme-
date points: p. VI. daily for Lynch
burg. tmattarODea. and New Orleans
RIG n NJ - y -. FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.--3:33 A. ".
daily. through train f0r Washington: $40
A. NJ. Sundays and S.i5 a. ". other days.
Washington and intermediate points:
70 A.. except Sundays and 7:i0 b. n. daily
Tor Washington and intermediate points.
Fredericksburg accommodation daily ex-
cent Sunday. +. NJ Ashland train leaves
Flba an $50 p. NJ. except Sunday Leaves
Elba 7l2 A. NJ. daily except Sunday for
QuanticO.
ATI.ANTIC-COAST LINE 4. NJ.
daily for Petersburg and Norfolk. COS A.
NJ daily for Petersburg. Jacksonville. ana
points South; 1880 a. ". daily except
sunday for Petersburg. and 1888 and Sc.
= NJ. daily. Petersburg locals. 100 + NJ
daily for Petersburg, Norfolk. Port
Tampa, and points south; =. NJ daily
for Petersburg. Weldon. Lynchburg. R0a-
noke. &c; 1915 =. NJ. daily for Peters
burg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07

Marconi continues TO score triumphs
with his wireless telegraphy, it is said.
in reporting the progress Of the racing
yachts The Hcra!i afiirTs that he gave
to thousands Of anxious persons in New
York the first authentic denial of the
cruel report that the Grand Republic, one
of the feet OF excursion steamships at
tending the race. had sunk. This was
surely a great public benefaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
Military Instructor Mt HnleiHh.

RALEIGH \. @, OCTOBER 5.-CapIain
Edwin l.. Fletcher. retired army olh-
cor now residing AT Hampton Va. has
been chosen military Instructor at the
North Carolina Agricultural and Mechan-
ical College
Captain Fletcher IS 4 native Of New
York State and entered West Point IN
1N;S being retired from the army as cap
tain i'm 1895. for physical disabilities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
CRIMINAL CHARGES.

The Legislature Of Tennessee at It's
last session passed an act prohibiting
justices Of the peace from considering
new cases while the grand jury II IN
session. An exception was made where
the defendant pleaded guilty
The object Of tho change was 10 90
away with the cost Of two examinations
IT was believed that the expense OF
longer sessions OF the grand Jury Wheie
necessary. would be much less than that
OF the double examinations had been'
In other words. the new law was framed
in the interest of economy that state
like Virginia, having suffered much from
the tendency Of officials to run up BIG
bills on account Of criminal charges.
whether the Tennessee law Is going TO
be a success or not we cannot tell Al
present much fault is found with 1t.
All sorts OF objections are raised. The
Memphis Appeal. however. stands up for
the law II demands a fair trial for It,
which. according TO its information. 1t
Is not having. 1t seems, indeed, That
the law is being ignored by some Of the
justices.
We must say we shall be surprised 10
hear that after a fair trial has been
given it the new system has proved a
convenient and satisfactory method OF
reducing criminal costs. Here I'm Vir-
ginia we have had many projects for
cutting down expenses. but the Tennessee
plan has never come into promi-
nence. Recent legislative enactments
have done much to ensure an economi-
cal enforcement Of criminal justice in this
State, and we believe the forthcoming
reports of our accounting officers will
show that the aggregate of costs has
been considerably reduced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07

The Charlotte county Democrats have
settled their differences by endorsing Mr..
T. II. Monroe as chairman Of the party.
and recognizing the nomination of DR..
Priddy. Now that the boys have quit
their "kuriousness' and gotten together,
old Charlotte may be expected 10 roll
M her usual Democratic majority at the
November election.
Exactly, and now let the boys in all
other counties where differences exist
quit their "kuriousness' and get to-
gether. The course of old Charlotte is
the wise and the patriotic one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
Her Cargo on Fire.

NEW YORK, October THE steamer
Piqua, Captain Brown, from Mediterra-
mean ports. with miscellaneous cargo
arrived at Quarantine AT 2.l5 this morn
ing, with her cargo on fire. At $50 O'Clock
last night smoke was discovered coming
from the after-hold. and everything was
battened down in order 10 smother the
fire. At 4. NJ. the matches Of No. hold
blew off. on arriving at Quarantine the
steamer asked fire headquarters for as
siStance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07

Dewey shows his wisdom again in ex-
pressing preference for house already
built. lie Will thus know exactly what
no is to have in the way Of a home,
which. the experience Of mankind proves
he could not know in case ne should
dertake TO build, for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Office Of
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company.
Richmond, Va. September ". 1880
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE,
this day declared the regular QUARTER
L.Y DIVIDEND or TWO (2 PER CENT
on the preferred stock OF the company.
for quarter ending September 30 lSge
same being quarterly dividend No IL
payable on and after OCTOBER rs. 1899
To all stockholders OF record September
80. 1899. The books for the transfer Of
preferred stock Will be closed October
18th TO October 18TH both dates Inclusive.
S. ". TRAVERS Treasurer.
sc 7,29.Oc l,3,5&T-et
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07
SCHEME TO ROB BANK:
Name of Chief OF Police Forged In IA
Note.

Note.
COLUMBUS. GA. October Cat an
early hour this morning some one drove
up 10 the home Of T. A. Bates. cashier OF
the Merchants and Mechanics Bank, II
a hack and delivered a note signed py
the Chief OF Police. Wiley Williams. ask
ing Mr.. Bates 10 come 10 the BANK AZ
once. as the chief had discovered plet
10 rob the institution. The note said:
"Wait until | come Don't speak 10 any
one. on the force even. until ! come, nor
let any one see who YOU are Above all
let no one see you enter the bank, nor
have any one with you. as robbers are
organized and have five on the watch.
ANYTHING Will attract them.
Mr.. Bates's home is four miles from the
city Fearing il was a scheme 10 entrap
him he declined 10 come TO the bank. lie
sent the note 20 the Chief Of Police an
hour later, and he pronounced II for
gerry. 49, ,
As a matter of precaution Chief VIII
liams put a guard around the bank until
morning. The police tonight arrested the
hackman and viii hold him for the pres
ent. He SAYS the note was given him by
a shabbily-dressed man in front Of a
saloon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07

The New York Sun Of yesterday says
editorially, that judging by their recent
performances It is not unlikely that the
Shamrock will prove 10 be a faster boat
than the Columbia. Reason inclnes 10
suppress the fattering tale which hope
would tell" is the way IL puts II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-07

A delegation OF Firms is now In Canada
as guests Of the Dominion Government
and are looking out for good place for
their Disconnected compatriots to emil
crate TO. Newfoundland was first
thought OF. but on examination # was
not found wholly satisfactory. II Is
more than likely. II IS said, that they may
make home In British Columbia. and
the government will give them welcome