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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
WEDNESDAY. JULY &c, 1890.


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q gali.n, If "a hitter fight unon the
watterson contingent. n has stood for
BRYAN. free silver and party regularity.
and its war ON eoidbuss and boiling
has bee, nercfoss Rut "a most remark
able chance has occurred MS We outlined
&, an srt,rle tho otber asv Rccenflv N
state convention WINS held to nominate n
candidate for Co,,rno, Thor, ,yas 81
,h.,.-,.,.,,,,.1 e,b, anil .t. contest ,,,s
,..,c and desner,tc cocn,i v.,s recorded
a = Cold Democrat although be stood
Cor Marty rcsuiaritv and his candidacy
was the moro obnoxious 90 the Louisville
o,spatch and IT'S followers. because II
was understood that he was the candidate
Of the Courior.Joumal The convention
WAS I'm a deadlock for several days and
g, f. CHARGED fhat tbe Go..el delesstior
was armed IN The teeth and stood re,dv
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IN. ro,is,ul. Dis,afcb and tbe rouis-
vine Ey.nlnr Post which Is "a sound.
money naoer. agreed that the convention
- revolutionary and that Goebel was
nominated bv the most desplcable and
outrageous methods.
Tho s.onr,er-1ournal accented the sit.
,,.t,on and "a va have already told
nailed the Democratic ticket TO its mast.
head and T. now living the ticket under
tho emblem of the Kentucky rooster.
The Courier-JonrnaI IS now the regular"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
SOUTHERN NOTES.

A call has been issued for convention
OF South Carolina wheat growers. farmers
ana others Interested in wheat. to be held
at Greenwood on August 18th.
On sunday night negro attempted TO
assault a white woman IN an Atlanta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

succeeded in freeing herself from HIS
grasp. She then drew pistol and shot
az him. The negro staggered for a mo-
mont and then turned and fed.
Engineer Frank MCGOWAN made a Won
deriul run on the Atlantic Coast Line
the other day between Florence. S. c..
ana Rocky Mount, \. G., covering il3
miles, including twelve stops and six
slow downs in three hours and forty-hve
minutes.
Rev. William p. Verdin, a member OF
the South Carolina Methodist Conference
Is dead
inc county Of Darlington. S c., will
grow this year about 100000 pounds Of
tobacco. the average price of which will
be about eight cents per pound
between four and FIVE thousand mer-
chants. widely scattered throughout the
southern States. have been invited by the
southern Industrial League 10 attend a
convention in Atlanta. Ca, on the -0th'
18th and 9th Of this month. IL IS eN-
peGtod that fully one thousand or these
merchants wlu assemble and devote tnre'
days 20 n discussion OF the conan ioha
winch surround the commercih an" l"-
dustral interests of the South geneIdlly'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

When the candidates are out-when the
candidates are out
rhereu be music in the meadows, ana
a halleluia shout
But won't the voters worry and hurry
round about
When the candidates are figuring how
much they all are OUT
Atlanta Constitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

poor a thing in our estimation as a mon
keyish man.
This is an Interesting study, ii occurs
60 u.s. in connection with the race pro-
blem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

Did You hear about Lucy Weston ana
Al Winslow falling OUT
mo- when did that happen? Pshaw
Sc can't De true. I saw them together at
the roof garden last night
yves It's really So They went rowing
on the pond in the park day before yes
terdav and tried TO change seats IN the
boat"-Chicago Times-Iorald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

HATTIEsBURG, MISS. July 81
Henry Novels a negro who attempted
10 assault Miss Rosaline Davis saturday
evening. was captured yesterday ana
was identified by Miss Davis.
Novels was Immediately tied 10 tree
and shot 20 death by the angry crowd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
A Boy'SOucry.

.You have only bad half of the poodle
cliDpcd mamma" said little Tommy.
eyes. Tommy"
Tommy Thought 90 moment ana a9hed'
"fs it $50 that thc warm end oi iAe dog
can enjoy tho GOODNESS of the other end
an the more? "-Dotr0it Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

Ethel feel hurt that your brother
didn't take me for % sail.
May-But there wasn't room, dear Ite
took am Doe could and said he'd return for
the remainder.
Ethel 1coldlyJ-Rut De need not return
Cor me. I'm uo remnant.-Lesile's Week
ly. 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
4 Friend i'm Need.

A prisoner I'm the rural district wrote
the following note 10 friend OF his;
Dear Bill | want you 10 do me a
great favor. Bill old boy, II I'm tried AZ
this term o court. III be hung fer shore.
Now, Bin, what I want you 10 do for me
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

IS to shoot the judge In the leg, sos ne
can't git out handy Don't Kill him. blll'
but jest cripple him some!'-Atianli
Constitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

Eennv-Dii YOU see that fish jump right
out Of the water just now?
Papa--Ncs
Benny-WeE. what I'm the world ana no
Jump OH when he jumped2-Harper's Ba-
zaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
InIlenrdOf.

Hobb-Thorc's something almost super
natural about the way your wife and
mine agree.
N0bb-ls there? | never thought OF H.
why. man. they both like the same
doctor Detroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
Fatal jealousy.

KENOVA, w. VA. July 25.-Jesse
Adams. aged 30, living on Tug river. last
night killed his wife. aged q. ana then
killed himself,
Jealousy Is given as the cause ofaha
tragedy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
N,,enk

Jane. did YOU break the china platter
"Yes'm. You got taken I'm with that
the fourth time ! dropped it-Boston
Traveller. 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
In Time of Peace

PARIS. July 25.-The PolItique Colo
male states that Russia and japan are
armlng with view TO possible con-
nict I'm Corea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

/ q
an article from The Times on the sub
iect of concealed weapons, and says that
while it approves the sentiments of the
same lt has doubts as to the efficiency
OF the remedy suggested. our coniem-
poragy goes on:
| As we see the matter the trouble thar
| coufronts the public Is not so much IN
! the leniency of the law we noW have as
| 30 is iu the lax manner in which IL is
! executed We rarely ever hear OF per-
| son being arra.gned before the courts
for carrying concealed weapons, yet II
! is notorious fact that 10 H. @ common
practice Ga which even some OF the Jaw
! officers themselves indulge. 10 Is our
! opinion chat II our law officers were as
veilant iu bringing the violatOrs OF this
| law 90 Justice as hey are the vioiators
| of other laws. we would soon see the
practice on the wano and IN time com
! plete'y broken up.
Tho difficulty IN enforcing the law
against carrying concealed weapons Is
much the same ass the difficulty in enforc-
Ing any law prohibiting the liquor traffic.
There is no inherent wrong IN carrying
/ n weapon. The constitution of the United
/ states grants To- every man the right to
bear arms and "a large number of people
are very jealous Of that right and resent
any Interference herewith. Most pistol
totcrs reason ln This way: 81 have O right
10 carry a weapon and it is my own affair
So long as do not wrongfuny use that
weapon. The law has mo right % inn
peach my motives The law has no right
20 say that j have armed myself for 70
/ wicked purpose. It has no more right 20
say that ( shall not carry weapon upon
my person than that / shall not keep
weapon in my house for defensive pur
poses An that The Jaw can do all that
it has any right 10 do. is % hold me re-
sDonsbie for the use which ! make OF
my weapon II ] commit murder with il
then thc law may very properly call me
| to account. but so long as ! do not un-
lawfully use my weapon the law BIAS no
right 90 interfere with my personal priyi
lcse."
Far Doe &c from The Times to approve
any such reasoning. We regard pistol
totine as cowaIdly and dangerous to The
public peace. and we believe that the Jaw
mas the right. I'm view Of SO many cx-
pcrieuccs, to presume that the man who
habItuauy carries q weapon upon his per-
son does SO with mischiovous intent, and
| ,.l. b,uo,o that rrovcntivo law in an such
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

State political pull has been about the
only recommendation for advancement,
and the result has been scandal and In
tuguc.
BRUTAL ASSAULT.
Or. Robert Fr0o.lch was roughly han
died by n crowd Of toughs because he
had dressed the wounds OF a non-unlon
mOtorman who had been beaten by them.
After treating the man the physician
started toward his own home. He had
only gone Il few hundred yards In One
Hundred and First street when he heard
footsteps close behind him. The place
was rather dark. lie was staggered by
a terrific blow on the back OF the head.
+ ght or nine men, several OF whom he
recognized as having spoken 10 him at
the corner, beat him with clubs. knocked
him down and kicked him about tho
head and body untA he became uncon-
sCious.
Or. Froehlich says that he must have
lain on tho sidewalk an hour or more. He
recovered consciousness and crawled to
the Harlem Hospital. where his wounds
were dressed lie was confined TO his
room all OF yesterday, and he Will NOT
be abe TO get out Tor several days.
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reception that awaits him when De gets
home.
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PETERSBURG AGENT.
MRS. 9. c. HUTCHINSON. Z LohbANi
STREET.
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who favor It with society Items AiIo
personals bot mast urge thSt "a -,
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sender.
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tected aiways
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July 3. lsaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-11
. CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON.
Virainia Senators and Representa-
lives Talk Politics and Offices.

WASHINGTON, u. G., June lO.-(Spe-
cial)-Senator Martin and Representa-
tive Swanson left the city this afternoon,
presumably for the Senator's home, in
Albcmarle. Senator Daniel attended the
meeting of the Industrial Commission.
and Will remain here until Tuesday next,
when he goes TO Charlottesville to de-
liver an address at the University. Rep
resentatives Epes and Hay are still here,
at the Colonial.
Speaking of the meeting here Of the
two senators and Messrs. Swanson, Hay,
and Epcs. the latter said that as far as
he knew II had no bearing on the sena-
torial question. nor on the meeting OF
the State Committee. at Richmond, on
Monday NIGHT. Senator Martin and the
representatives named came on depart
mental business, and particularly TO as
certain the districts in Virginia which
would be allotted To Democratic census
Supervisors. II was found. however
that nothing could be done in this direc-
ton. owing TO the absence OF the IT
eiuia Republican leaders. The cOnslde-
ration of the equal distribution of enume-
rotors I'm all OF the districts between
the two political parties, bad also TO be
deferred The meeting. therefore as 1ar
as the census officers are concerned, was
q cOmplete failure. and another date VIII
have TO be fixed to settle that matter.
II was admitted. of course, thar the
senatorial question, in connection WIFI
the meeting OF the State Committee, was
discussed by some of those present at
the Colonial in an informal way, but
not as the main topic of regular meet
ing. II was asserted, however by an
outsider that the Martin leaders went
over the whole senatorial subject, prlhcl-
nall,, 70 determine whether II would be
the better policy 70 favor the can lOl
convention. az proposed by the May con-
ference. or oppose il before the Sla'e
Committee on Monday night.
If ia confidently asserted here that
sunerdcial canvass Of the State Commit
too shows that a decided majority or that
bodv Is opposed to the cal OF a conNen-
zion TO nominate a candidate for senator.
This being the case. 1t is not likely thdt
senator Martin and his followers Will
Oh i'm and advocate the call of conven-
tion. Messrs Epes and Hay may remain
for a day or two more before leaving
for home.
Representatives Otey and RiXcy were
here to-day on the matter OF census SUI
pervisorships and other offices. MT
Rixev went home this evening, but Mr..
Otev mains until tomorrow, at the
oxford.
Representative w. \. Jones and Hon.
" 4 Anderson arrived mere this evening
from Richmond, via Baltimore They
called at the Metropolitan, where they
had an hours interesting conversation
win senator Daniel Mr.. Anderson was
a classmate of the Senator's at the Uni
versity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-11
NEW CUP DEFENDER,
Brilliant Launching Of the Co|un-
bia at Bristol,
SOME UNUSUAL ACCESSORIES
Calcium Lights Used 10 DiSpeI Darkness
Of Gathering Night.
AN UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT.
Explosion of Flash-Light Powder
One Boy KiiIed-Two Other Boys
AN UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT.
OusIy Injured.

BRISTOL, r. l., June 10.--America' s
new cup defender, the representative Of
the best bodybuilding skill and materials
Of which the Western Continent can
boast, was carefully lowered into the
water at the Herreshon works at $3.50
O'Clock tonight. and as she started down
the ways Mrs. c. Oliver Iseiin named her
columbia"
The launching OF the latest protector
of Uncle Sans sailing laurels was prob
ably ono Of the most spectacular that
that have ever occurred. for the light Of
day had almost faded when the boat
started down the ways, and three power
ful calcium lights played upon her white
stern and shining golden underbody with
theatrical effect.
As she fairly cleared the shed a large
silk American yacht ensign was broken
out over her stern, the colors of her
owners appeared on a small Jury-mast
stepped in place Of the regular mast, and
tho New York Yacht Club pennant flew
in the waist Of the boat.
Ranged on both sides of the dock were
3,PO SpStNdtDiS Nllilt oll llt emu were
clustered fifty or more yachts of all kinds,
so that there was plenty Of noise, cheers,
whistles, and guns to help out the bril-
liant effect of the lights. The launch
ing was a great success from beginning
to end being attended only by an I'M
fortunate accident among the spectators.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
The explosion Of can of fash-light
powder blew leg and part of the head
off Napoleon Sansouci, aged Il years;
broke the legs Of two other boys. and
severely injured several other persons.
The photographer who caused the acct
dent selected the top OF a shed, the roof
of which was closely packed with boys.
In pouring out the hash-light powder
train must have been left connecting the
large can of explosive with the small
quantity at the camera. As the rhoto-
grapher touched the fuse .he shouted
warning but there was no space i'll which
the boys could move. a terrific explo-
sion followed; the entire shed collapsed;
many women on the wharves tainted from
the shock. and there was great excite
ment.
Policemen pulled the injured from the
wreck and carried them into the HERES
hoff shops. SansOuci was carried into
his home, where ne died in q few mo-
ments without regaining consciousness.
The injured are all Bristol boys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-11
THE PARIS DOOMED.
Trouble Between Members Of the
Crew ana nm Agent.

COYERACK, CORNWALL, June TO-
The AmcrIcan-Line steamer Paris.
which ran on the rocks of tho
Manaclos May 2lst, IS now known
TO be doomed & southeast wind
is blowing bringing I'm heavy seas. which
are driving the steamer astcrn landmarks.
Her boilers have shifted. her false bot
toms are gone. and the divers are unable
TO work.
With the exception Of about dozen
men. who remain with the captain, and
three officers, all the crew OF the Paris
have left her. ON the arrival OF the last
batch Of the crew al Falmouth. 10 be paid
OF. a fracas occurred with the agent and
the underwriters. The agent refused 10
pay the mems fares home. which the
sailors strongly resented as they had
stood by the ship until nearly the end.
There are now thirty feet .of water I'm
the holds OF the Paris
The Quartcrmaster. who was on deck
when the steamer struck. says he saw n
warning flare from pilot-boat. but thar
II was not interpreted as a sign that tho
Paris was In a dangerous position. Tho
ships helm was nearly starboarded I'm
order 10 clear the pilOt-boat. and tho
course ". y. w. was Immediately re-
sumed RE adds that but for this tenn
p0rary alteration the Paris would have
sunk alongside the Michigan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-11
T|E-UP.
Contest That Promises to Be
Long and Bitter,
CLEVELANDERS ARE WALKING.
Only About Six Cars on big Con-
SOlldaied Lines.
STRIKE FOR UNION RECOGNITION.
PRESIDENT Of Railway Companies
Says He VIII conccdc Every De-
mand Except This One-some RIOT.
Gus Demonstrations.
STRIKE FOR UNION RECOGNITION.
President of Railway Companies

Ni'EN hlLAND. O., juno l0--What prssa-
lses 10 be long and bitter contest be-
tween the Cleveland Electric Railway
Company G'the Big Consolldated'1 and
its 800 employees was inaugurated NJ
O'Clock This morning by a strike which
tied up all OF the fourteen lines operated
by the company Those lines reach all
sections of the city. and they form the
only means Of transportation for mora
than 10000 people living in a territory five
miles long and three miles wild. at tho
south end. The west side ~ affected but
little only one line passing through tina.
section, while on the east side four lines
OF the Little Consolidated' are available
for use by most OF the patrons OF tho
tied-up lines in that section.
LITTLE CONSOIIDATEDu I,NAr-
FECTED.
Thus far, the Little Consolidated men
have refused to strike, and they are nor
likely to 20 out.
The strike Is mainly for the recognition
or the union, and the men have been pro-
pairing tor it for several weeks. President
Henry \. Everett says he Is willing 60
concede all the other demands Of tho
men. and will adjust all other grievances
when presented by his employees. but no
declares thot he will never recognize the
union. whose demands he characterizes
as tyrannicai
EMPLOY EES FROM OTHER CITIES.
IL is well understood that the company
has employed men i'm other cities TO take
me places of the strikers, but It is din
cult TO ascertain whether many OF these
men are now In the city.
only about half dozen cars were one
rated to-day. These were on the Euclid
avenue line were under the guard OF
deputy sheriffs. and were operated by i'm
ported men.
MAIL-CARS BEING RUN.
a few mail-cars were run by the
strikers. who say they will not obstrllct
the mails.
There have been several rlotous demons
STATIONS to-day but none of a really Sc
rious nature. There is not likely to be
any serious trouble until Monday, because
there will be no further attempt To move
cars until then.
TROUBLE TOMORROW.
The company Tonight issued a notice
to all strikers to the effect that IL they
DO not report for duty by o'clock Mon
day morning they wi, he considered as
having been discharged. and new men
will be- selected t. take their places.
The strikers have scouts out tonight.
watching for delegations OF non-unon
men from o;ne, cites. They captured Il
party Of men who cane from Pittsburg
and escorted them 10 The headquarters OF
the strikers whore efforts were made 10
induce them not TO 90 10 work Delcga-
lions are coming from various cities, and
If the company's agents can get control
Of these new men they will be- quartercd
I'm the Lakeview barns where all ar
rangements have been made 10 provide
them with board and sleeping accommo-
datiOns