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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
IIIONVn In.

ROANOKE, VA. August i2-(SpeciaL)
Furnace No. /, Of the Grocer plant, now
the property Of the Carter syndicate,
known as the Virginia Coal and Ron
Company which has been out Of blast
FOR several months In order that II light
be refined and enlarged. has again becn
started into operation, and Furnace No.
. has been blown out for refining and ell
larglug. As soon as these improvements
can be completed, both furnaces will start
I'D on full time with a greatly increased
output. 1t Is intended that the yield OF
each shall be about l75 tons per day.
Preparations are moving evenly along
for the big firenen's convention IN Sep
TENDER. The members OF the local conf
mittee are doing all in their power 10
make the affair a grand success Within
q few DAYS the committee VIII send out
broadcast several hundred handsome full
sheet posters. printed in colors. which
win contain all the necessary intOrma-
lion as To events. prizes. programmes
sneakers. railroad and hotel rates, and
,p short. every detail Of information that
may be needed In a general way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
SUFFOLK.
4 Warm Time EXpccted-Persona
Notes.


SUFFOLK, VA, August 12.-(Special) -
The Democrats Of Nansemond viii NEE.
here on Monday (court-day) to select
twenty-six delegates TO the Senatorial
Convention for the Thirty-second Dis
trict, which will be held in Suffolk on
Thursday August 24h 1t is expected
that Mondays meeting win be the warm
est that has been held here for long
time.
a heavy storm ragged here for about
two hours last night, beginning about $50,
and it is reported that hail fen i'm the
county. doing considerable damage to fod-
Qcr.
Mr. Ebert Patterson, has gone to Pop
lar Springs, near Baltimore TO spend the
rest of the heated term.
Mcsdames \. 8 Darden j. Z. Webb,
and IL. L.. Prentis, and Masters Robert
Webo and Boisseau Allen. have gone 10
Chrisuansburg, where they will remain
until october.
Mr. John L. Rayford and wife. of
Richmond, are visiting relatives in SUI
folk.
Mrs. Fanny NJ Booker and daughter,
of Richmond. who mad been visiting the
family of Hon. D. i. Booker, OF Suffolk.
.
TO stop awhile with friends.
Miss Emmie Lunsford, Of Petersburg,
returned home on Thursday, after a very
pleasant visit of ten days 10 the Misses
Applewhite of Suffolk.
Mr.. Joseph L. Little, of the Farmers
Bank, is spending his vacation in Roa-
nOke.
Mrs. w. Z. Wetherin, OF Washington,
ID. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs. +. T.
Jordan. on Prince street, with whom she
will remain until September
Rev. w. y. Green, pastor Of Main
Street Methodist church, has concluded
his summer vacation. and Will fill his
pulpit tomorrow at the usual hours.
Miss Estelle Darden is visiting her
sister, Mrs. DR.. John S. Marshall, OF
Smithheld.
Miss Gladys Applewhite has been the
guest of Miss Ethel Eley, Of Carrsville,
Va. for the past week.
Mr. b. l.. Saunders and children spent
several days this week in Roanoke and
vicinity.
Mr. Kenneth b. Mcleod viii leave
here next week 10 join his wife and son,
who are visiting in Northampton county,
Va.
Mr. Horace 3. Philips, of Suffolk, but
who IS manager Of the Enfield Lumber
Company, Halifax, y. c., has obtained
a valuable patent.
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GREAT BALLS OF FIRE
strike an AIbcmarIe House-Sundny-
school Convention.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. August T.
(SpeciaI)-I4ast evening. as the storm was
raging IN the neighborhood OF pen
PARK" the estate of the late William
Hotopp. two miles northeast OF the city.
a bolt of lightning shot out Of the cloud
and struck the residence, entering the
hall OF the house and tearing away the
norch The inmates. who were only
slightly shocked. say that great balls Oh
fire rolled through the hallway. About
ton minutes later another bolt came.
striking the large barn, which was set on
fire. and II. with its contents, was entire
" destroved. The barn contained a large
amount OF hay, wagon and carriage har-
ness &c. the loss being 500. The wheat
crop which had been sold. had. fortu-
uatclv. Just been taken out Of the barn.
and the stock had been turned out for the
night.
Judge John NJ White, of the County
Court. appointed to-day thirty-six chit
dren 10 mi vacancies existing in the Mil
Ter Manual Labor School. near Crozet.
Tho annual Sunday-School Convention
for Albemarle county. which has been IN
session at Chestnut-Grove church, near
Earlvsvire since Thursday, closed to-
day. Reports from various Sunday
schools. about eighty in number, were
made. indicating an increased interest in
the work. The various topics were dis
cu3sed by Judge r. T. w. Duke, DR.. G.
l.. Petrie. Professor Ormond Stone. OF
the University Of Virginia; Rev Harry
r. Lee. Or. L. a. Shuck. Captain ii. G.
Merchant. DR. Fred. NJ. Wills. Or. Mar
cellus. Samuel b. Woods. Rev. J. NJ Far
rar. NJ. c. Thomas. and many others
Among the visitors present was Professor
Richard II. Wilson. recently elected 10
the professorship Of Romance Languages
in the University Of Virginia.
The election Of officers resulted IN tho
selection Of Judge n. y. W. Duke as
president: Mr.. III. G. Marchant. vice
president; Mr.. Il. L. Carroll. secretary
and Mr.. NJ. c. Thomas. treasurer
Reports were read concerning the sun
da,--schooI work Of the county. the con-
dition OF the treasury, and the progress
~ tho effort being made 10 increase the
Eugene Davis memorial fund. Mr.. II. c.
Narchant read "A letter from Captain g.
Il Vawter, the honOred superintendent.
EXPRESSING his regret at not being able
10 be present at this convention. Prayer
vas nffered specially In behalf Of Captain
yawter, and resolutions Of sympathy for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
AMERICANS AT SANTA RITA.
Filipsnos Flee Before Them-N ""'"
Nnrcb-Nuch of IL Mading.

MANILA, august 12-lo:O a. M-An-
vices from CaIulut under date OF August
18th report that General Macarthur took
the Ninth Regiment, a battalion Of the
Twenty-second. and n detachment OF the
First Artillery from Calulut 10 Santa RITA,
near Bacolor, on Friday morning. me
entrance OF the troops into the town WIS
not opposed. the enemy heeting as the
Americans approached. The troops had
q hard march Of ten miles. I'm some places
being obliged 10 wade waist deep In water
and many were exhausted The troops
will spend the night at Santa Rita and
proceed Monday
Lieutenant Hazard. Of General Whoa
toms stan with five scouts from the
Iowa regiment. marched up the railroad
into Angeles A small force Of rebels
attacked the scouts outside the town. and
Lieutenant Hazard sent for reinforce
ments. General Wheaton's orders We're,
however that the Americans should not
occupy Angeles. and a force Of coo or 'V
of the rebels appearing Lieutenant
Hazard retired
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
ANOTHER COLUMBIA VICTORY.
Yacht shows Herself a. Marvel I'm
Light Weather.

NEWPORT, r. l., August i2-The Now
York Yacht Club squadron rides at ar-
Choir I'm the harbor tonight, and the
cruise of 1899 is ended During the cruise
Of twenty-five miles from New Bedford
the wind held on longer than yesterday
but tho yachts ran into soft spots, and
five miles from the finish the entire fleet
was becalmed for half an hour.
The Columbia kept up her record Of
victories of the week, not only leading
all the yachts over tho line. but defcat-
ing the Defender - minutes ana 4 Sc
cOnds, elapsed tms.
The actual distance, however between
the boats was less than two miles, for
the old boat came up very slowly In
the light air, besides being somewhat de-
Iayed by a short lufiiny match with the
schooner Columbia, which finished about
the same time.
The Columbia's victory was, neverthe-
less, perfectly legitimate, and she showed
herself a marvel in light weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
THE COCKADE CITY.
CITIZEN QUITE SEVERELY sHOCk-
ED BY LIGHTNING.
IN UNUSUALLY HEAVY RAIN.
street,, and Cellars Suffer in Conse-
ouence-A Suspension OF WORK
sa,. o,-prospect of Life i'm Legis-
Intive Canvass.

PETERSBURG, VA, August l2.-(9pe-
,,ol, enutv-City-Sergeant John y. Par
ham was quite seriously shocked by lish'-
ming Yesterday afternoon in Central PARK
lie was caught in the park by the storm
and took shelter from the rain under the
house which covers the spring. lightning
etr,icl IL tree very near the spring from
,..bicb the shock was impaired 20 Captain
parbam. lie felt a singing sensation
through his body, and for time WIS
o,,ite dizzy. He recovered in about ten
minutes. and feels no ill effects to-day
The rain-storm yesterday afternoon was
one Of the severest Of the season. Ihere
was an immense fall Of water in a short
while and our streets In many places
,.oro overlooked and cellars deluged.
work ON the street railway on Sycamore
street was stopped in consequence ana
the condition Of that thoroughfare to-day
IS rather deplorable.
II is the present understanding thnt
IN work of paving Sycamore street WIN
,.itri6od brick will be- commenced on Mon
da,, week. The contractor mas beeh mere
for q day or two. The Dicks 10 uc
used come from West Virginia ana ONO
and are Of the best grade. They will be
laid ON a. 6-inch foundation Of concrete
covered with sand.
Austin Mitchell (colore0. who was ar
rested Yesterday charged with haNihs
aor,r,itte5 three robberies, was TODAY
eo-,t am to the Hastings Court 70 bd tried
for felony. ,,.,- c.,,o,,,
lodge of knights Of the Mystic Chain
me oreanized here last night, with a
membership Of over fifty.
II looks as though some life was 20 pe
trrovyn into our legislative campaisn by
o,-,oeitior 10 the Democratic candidates
Kumor has it that the temperance peop,'
are coin. 10 organize and put two candi--
dates i'm the field, and that they INTEND
IN make hot fight for success
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS MEET.
Mr.. j. l.. HiII, Of This City, Goes 20
ST. Paul 10 Attend.

Mr J. l.. HiIl, OF this city, left yester-
day for st. Paul, MIMI, to attend the first
annual meeting Tuesday next in that city
Of the Association Of American Directory
Publishers. Mr. Hill is a trustee OF the
association. The officers are: d. B. Gould,
president; r. l.. Polk. first vice-presdent;
W. l.. Murdoch, second yice-prcsident; w.
II. Bates, secretary; r. II. Donnelley.
treasurer Trustees-D. B. Gould, 81.
Louis w. T.. Murdoch. Boston; II. H..
Donnelley Chicago; Il. ID. AnnewalL
Cleveland; J. l.. Hill, Richmond; r. l..
Polk, Detroit; w. II. Bates New York,
W II. Lee New Haven; \. q. Wright,
Milwaukee.
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on for the l.. A. w. Meet.

The meet Of the League OF American
Wheelmen takes place at Boston this
week party OF Richmond people LETT
yesterday for this Ohe t~entieth annual
gathering OF devotees Of the wheel They
went by way Of Norfolk and the Mer-
chants and Miners Line. The party was
made up as follows: Mrs. G. V. Jones,
Mrs. T. *. Lockwood Mr.. Charles r..
Balsom. Mrs. Charles u. Bals0m, Mr.. r..
NJ Long, Mrs. r. NJ. Long, Miss Emma
Long, Mr.. James L. Perry Mr.. f.. Everett
Conrad, Mr.. j.. A. buchanan, Mr.. T.. G.
kohler, Alr. H. =. BOschen, Mr. O.. 3.
Cook. Afr. f. Raymond Christian. Mr. L..
w. Ryland, Miss Annie Beck Mr.. 5. Id
ward Bates, Mrs ). Edward Bates, MT.
W. T.. T. Bass. Mr.. Cary Ellis Stern, Mr..
Charles l.. Eubank Mr.. J. A. Slaughter,
Mrs. }. a. Slaughter Miss Jennie Barga-
min.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
SCOTTSNILLE.
The Weather-Personai
Currency.

sCOTTSVILLE. VA, August l2.-(spe-
cial)-A very heavy rain fell last night
lust below ,his place. The weather still
remains excessively hot.
Mr.. J. NJ. Seay. of Mt. Airy; Captain
John Alexander, of Warren, and Mr..
Icon IMcado, Of Central Plains, were IN
Ex-senator +. NJ. Parrish, of Hadens-
Vile is sim In town.
Messrs. j. Taylor Morris and q. M:
Jones OF Esmont. and NJ. r. Best, OF
XIII, 1iIs" Ethel Word, of 800 south Third
street Richmond, paid VISIT mere To-
dev she Is "A bOarder az MI. AIRY.
Gnr town is filled every day with wa
eo,e loaded with sumac (Albemarle cur
ssoncy5 81 large amount OF which Is be
49, gathered on account or the good price
n,,r nrerchants are paying for IT,
DR. j. W. Wingheld, Of Warren Is In
Rev. MIR. william II. Burkhardti OF
weston W Va. who was stopping mere
r,ith bis brother-in-law. Mr.. NJ J.. Dunn
lei nv Inc west-bound train to-day.
MIR. Harry Hogg, Of Richmond. VINO mar
becn here on a weeks visit to his mo
Their returns to Richmond tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
MORE TROUBLE IN SAMOA.
Rival Factions Again at Wnr-A
Pitched Battle.

VANCOUVER. BRITISH COLUMBIA.
August 12-The trouble in the Samoan
Islands did not end with the departure
Of the representatives of the Powers
from Apia, although they confidently
thought they had restored peace and
brought the rival factions together
+. $. Meade. who arrived here on tho
steamship Miowera, after n trip through
the islands Of the South Seas, says the
two factions were again at war very
shortly after the commissioners left. and
that they engaged IN a pitched battle.
The rival kings took no part. but the
leaders OF the parties wore engaged.
Several on each side were killed, and a
large number We're wounded.
Mr.. Meade says he got mis- Information
from an officer OF the German cruiser
Fake, which had been stationed at Apla
during the recent troubles,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

HARRISONBURG, VA. August p
Especial )-Precinct primaries were had
I'm the county this afternoon TO send dele
gates TO the Democratic legislative con-
venuons. which will be held next Satur-
day. IL is hkely that Senator keezell
will be renominated with no opposition,
and that William II. Blakemore and Cap
tain b. G. Patterson will be the nominees
for the House. So far, all OF these gen
tIomen have expressed personal prefer
eUce for Senator Martin over Governor
TYLER but will abide by the result OF a
popular primary ON the senatorial issue,
should one be called i'm this county Tho
Rockingham delegation voted soldly for
the primary plan i'm the Roanoke Conven-
ton two years ago, and it is popular
among the voters OF the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
FREDERICKSBURG.
, ChiId,s Remarkable Esc"pe-r''-
sonnI Notes.


MISUNDERSTANDING. VA, August L.
(enecial)-A young daughter Of Mr.. anu
Mrs. John Rlce's almost miraculousiy %
coned instant death last night She hau
been left alone for few minutes in the
second story Of her home, ana by some
means succeeded in cimDins ~ ne VIM
dow from which she fell out dlslallce
of about thrty-fve feet. Beyonu d Ao%
brnfses. no nm effect so far has developer
The following Richmond people are VS.
ting in Caroline: Mrs. Charles Goouloo'
NJ Mrs. Mamie Goodies MISS H .ln5.-s
Parkinson and Mr.. Earl Miller ar JuuE
r \ Welchs: Miss Ada Goodloe' @l
Mr. W. O. Cogbllfs ar ,,,.-.
Nrs TAYLOR and daughter MISS Myrt-
Land. Of Richmond. are visiting irehdS III
Falmouth. e.,..,4o, v,bo
Mis- Kate Anthony. Of Staunton' VINO
has been the guest Of Mrs. X. Is Mei
| chant left for home to-day.
Miss Agnes Mills is visiting her Drotner'
Mr. Henry Mills, I'm Richmond county.
Miss Annette Wood. Of Richmona, Is
the Guest Of Councilman George W. "ro-
ten and family. v-ulion n,
Commissioner Of Revenue Nl'li''.',
snead. Of Lynchburg, IS the guest OF
friends here. ,,.,.,d "a
ne guest of Miss May Brent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

gether in a Few weeks to decide between
candidates for the bench OF the Chancery
Court That IS. II there IS opposition TO
Judge Lamb, as Is expected. II is report
ed that Hon. Conway r. Sands. one OF
the Richmond senators, viii be a candi-
Date for the position.
There is talk. too, Of the nominees eau
cusslng for the purpose Of deciding upon
candidate for the clerkship OF the
House Of Delegates. Mr.. Thomas Bigger
the incumbent, and Mr.. c. 4. Boykin, OF
this city. are both candidates. The nomi
nees may decide as TO which Of these two
Richmond men they will support.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

Blood. barrister, as his wife; ana, iHr-
Their. has been residing with the same, IN
company with the child. Gladys, since her
return to England. she is an unit person
20 take charge OF the control OF the
child"
Continuing, Mr.. Rose-Innes said: NOW
NAV I point out that the whole OF that
paragraph is false? There Is no John
Neptune Blood, Barrister.' Mrs. 1erot
has been residing with her sisters the
whole time since she came 10 England. l
want TO answer this affidavit In exten'o.'
The Judge. in giving Judgment, said;
II shall order the child to remain IN Gus
tody OF her mother until Wednesday, on
the undertaking OF Mr.. Rose-innes that
the child is then produced In court MT
Rose-Inues gave the undertaking and the
rroceedings ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
DIR. Priddy Nominated for the
House-A Martin Man.

KEYSVILLE, VA, August R-CSpe-
oiaI)-The primary election for the Dem
ocratlc nomination for the House Of Del
egates was held in Charlotte county TO-
day. and Or. A. ). Priddy received all the
votes cast. For the most part, the friends
Of Mr.. Rice. who lately withdrew from
the contest. did not vote. The hght was
made and won largely on the personal
popularity Of DR.. Priddy, but it is con-
coded bv all 10 be a signal victory for
Senator Martin, as the nominee was a
member of the Legislature IN 1893 and
supported Mr.. Martin against General
Lee. and was to-day nominated as an
out-and-0ut Martin man.
The voters at Or. Priddy's nome pald
him a high compliment in giving MN ~
votes. the largest number ever cast IN
primary at any precinct IN Charlotte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
PAGE COUNTY.
delegates EIected-A stable burheu
I'm MhosOeVer Farm.

LJ,RAY. VA. August 12.-(special)-
District meetings were held by the Demo-
Gratis in this county this afternoon 10
select delegates TO the Senatorial Goa
vention. TO be held in BerryviHe' VA On
the 18th proxmo, to the County Conyen-
tion 10 be held in Luray on August -atn,
10 nominate a candidate Tor the house VI
Toiteatos from Page and Rappahannock
con,ties Captain r. 5. Parks has no
,.,,,,,sttiou for the House nomination.
4 fire this afternoon about o'clock
destroved the stable on the Whosoever
C,r,, near town. Some harness, hay,
atc were also burned. The origin Of
the fire IS unknown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
Grand-Mnster BaiIie Going East.

W. II. Bailie. Grand Master Grand
lodge OF Virginia, j. o. o. F., VIII leave
to-day on a trip 10 the eastern part OF
the state. He will visit the lodges I'm the
Following counties: Mathews Aliddiesex.
Lancaster and Essex. He reports the CT
der as being I'm a splendid condition
There Is a steady growth in most all OF
the lodges. ia new members and rein
statements There are also q great many
new lodges IN process OF formation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

him in his sickness were adopted:
The continued III health Of Captain
Vawter is giving his friends great t ~
Germ. For more than twenty years wa
Is from the inauguration OF inc ms
tion-he has been the supeIln'ei,u'
the Miller Manuel Labor scnooL ~ ~.
Crozet lie Is az present at D'1 a., 80
with his son, Professor Chailes - Ut
ter. Of the Virginia POLYTECHNIC
The city Democrats held ward n,1oI
ines last evening and elected deies 800
49, Tho legislative convention WILL"
meets next Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
W. c. Tignor's Death Was by Acct

Coroner Croxton. OF Henrico. on yester-
day held an inquest over the remains OF
Mr. W. - TignOr, who met his death by
falling from the tank at, the American
Ether-Works. and decided that death was
the result or accident
The remains were turned over % the
family, and the funeral will take place
from IInion-Station church this afternoon
al 4 O'Clock The interment Will be IN
Roanoke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
ROANOKE sTORM-VIsITED.
Considerable Damage "A Chufch
Wrecked-House Blown Down

ROANOKE, VA, August I.-(special)-
This city and vicinity was visited by
very severe wind and rain-storm about 4
O'Clock this afternoon. Considerable dam
age was done in small way throughout
the city.
At Norwich, a suburb or ROANOKE INC
Woodside Presbyterian church was total
n, v,recl,ed and the stack-house of the
West-End furnace was blown down. The
grandstand al the race-track was badly
damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
NORFOLK LIVELY AGAIN.
steamers Running 10 the Peninsria-
Patrol Removed.

NORFOLK. VA. August i2-CspecIal.)
The fever and tho fear have departed.
and at o'clock tonight the quarantine
was raised between this city and points
on the Peninsula.
The Chesapeake and Ohio's tug Alice
came over from Newport News dying
much gay bunting Ia honor OF the event.
and a few minutes later tho quarantine
patrnl tug south Baltimore arrived from
craney Island with Tho captured re-
fugees. who have been detained there
as suspects for ten DAYS past.
No NEW CASE AT HOME.
The inspector general OF the soldiers
Home. Colonel ID. j. smith. who IS hero
at present. received Information to-day
from Governor L, L. Wootho. ~ tho
Soldiers Home. that there wereyno new
cases there. and that the suspect OF yes
terday has turned out not 70 have Yellow
fever.
The guards along he coast have tesn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
striking stoneeutter. SIN ont.

The striking stonecutters still hold out
and there IL no sign that they viii return
20 work until their demands are granted.
william r. Mason and George Donald,
leading contractors, ara neither able 10
proceed with work on hand. their forces
having been out since Saturday night
last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
His Announced Intention Created a
Great Amount Of Interest.
SIXTEEN CANDIDATES SELECTED,
Nominations i'm Many More Counties
VIII lie Made This Week and NeA'-
Richmond Candidates Have seVe-
raj Conferences i'm View


,...-. ~ tho week I'm vircini,
3t.,... 30 ,,.....,,..
P'"''' ""'
Tyler 90 go upon inc stump ana advocate
his claims for election TO the United
c.,.re s.r.to
Co.,
a" ''''0 '"o """'"''00" iO"1 W '"' No'
'i"oI 'H'' nc "'u'u "uuiesS inc 'ole'9
~ Wythcville tomorrow came as sur
udse. lie had never said positively that
b. yyould NOT rfosd his ou, case from
inc MUSINGS Dul ne h'd nltheilo uechheo
all invitations 20 make public addresses
Of a political nature. His decision 10 20
ON tb. et,,,,,. b. et,+.. g., duo 60 81.
- .. g.
''''' '''
N"'I0"S p'i'S ". INC ''"'r'
Ii seems that the recent published letter
of Hon. y. II. Wineleld, charging Cover
nor Tyler with having aided in the cleo
ton of Mr.. Martin six years ago. had
much 10 do with the formation Of his
,,,c,ll.r.,,s Intention to ,sl,o tho st,,,,,,
I-N'''l'io' i''''''''o' 10 '"Ao '''e stump
Nh''Htr Governor lyler VIII make more
than one speech during -he canvass IS
not known. Tie Will probably deliver
number of addresses. The more intimate
<,i.,5s of f,o,,or,or r,.,.~ .,.,t.. chat ,t,.,.
,..f .,...,..,.l ,i.. .
-''' ''" "''' ~ Stc'N d" ii9 wv"
'''''' '''''-" JIG was '""-" 10 40 So'
A variety of circumstances have c0nspircd
10 prevent number of speakers favora-
BE to- his candidacy from taking the
sturon I'm advocacy of his claims Ho
81, .t,, ,.,.,...f. If t,.... No ,.,,l.
0'' 'N''N' WIZ" ''' i'i0il-"' '"~t il "
man wants o. JhlnS done he should go
and not send.
MIR MARTIN WILL, NOT SPEAK
mn. 81. ,.. ,.,.,..t...t... A.. ,r..,..,.
to"'s o" '"o stump IL @e"''cH'"" very
close TO inc senator expresses the nope
mat senator MaItn VIII NOS TAKE 10 the
hlstiues and ,he regret That Governor
Tyler has done so. lie thinks that as it
has never been the custom i'm Virginia to
conduct d public canvass for seat i'm the
Senate it is unwise 10 introduce the inno-
Neuon.
D, ls understood 10 be the intention or
senator MdIlu 10 make lO tNoil 10