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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
BRYAN IN KENTUCKY.

The Hon. William Jennings Bryan,
who IS now making series Of Demo-
cratic campaign speeches in Kentucky
Is receiving great Oyatlons everywhere
he stops.
il was bold move upon his part to APP
pear upon the stump in Kentucky, for
thoufh Mr Goebel and his associates are
the regular nominees Of our party, there is
mich party opposition to them, and there
IS an independent Democratic" ticket
in the fol6. Moreover. Mr. Goebei never
has been a very good friend Of Bryan's.
while some OF those who were among
Bryan's most faithful and devoted sup
porters three years ago are now acting
with the independents. Mr.. Bryan. before
accepting tho invitation TO speak, as he
is now doing was warned by some of the
Independents that TO do 50 would cost
him many votes In Kentucky, but Bryan
couldn't be scared of.
And so he is daily addressing great
mulutudes Of people on behalf OF the
Democratic ticket. His plea IS not a
personal one in behalf of Goebel; ii is
q plea for the cause; for the election Of
a Democratic State ticket, and a Legs
lazure which viii return Joe blackburn
TO the United States Senate.
Bryan IL the popular man in Kentucky
that he Is with Democrats everywhere
else, and without doubt his help will
be worth thousands Of votes to our nomi-
uees. But It is not to be denied that
the bolt there is Of large proportions
Goebel is objected to as boss, and with
some persons he IS in special disfavor be-
cause he is the author OF the present
Kentucky election law. Furthermore, he
las antagonized, and IS stin antago-
nfsing, some Of the railroad corporations
In that State.
So 1T is not 10 be disputed that the
race will be a close and exciting one be-
tween the Goebel ticket and the Repub-
lican nominees. Without Bryans aid.
Coebel and his associates upon the Demo
cratic state ticket would be in a
bed way, we fear. As It Is, our friends
are very hopeful as TO the result. Joe
Blackburn, too. is a tower of strength
10 our side. lie viii bring in many
votes. Possibly some who, under no cir
cumstances. would vote FOR Goebol would
support candidates for The Legislature
who are committed TO the return OF
Blackburn.
Political contests in Kentucky are al
ways interesting and often are unique
and exciting. but none that has taken
place In long time has sc aroused the
people OF that State as that now in pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
THE NORTHERN NECK
Religious Mention-PickiDg Chest
nuts-perSOnaI Notes.

CONFORM. KING GEORGE COUNTY
VA. october 17.-(Special)-Re Thomas
z. Baker. of Cheraw. S. c.. who is spend
Ing a few DAYS with his parents, I'm this
county. preached TO a large and apprecia-
tive audience at st. Paurs Episcopal
church Sunday lie is a native of King
George, and IS receiving a most cordial
welcome and hearty greetings by the peo-
pie here.
AIR. r. p. Tayloe. one of King Georges
most energetic young men, is in Essex
county, experimenting the loading Of sew
eral barges with railroad ties and poplar
wood to be shipped TO the northern mar
kets.
Mr.. J. Mason Grigsby. of Igo, left Sat.
urday for Washington. y. c., to engage
in business.
Mr.. c. A. Berry, of the Machodoo neigh
borhood. returned yesterday from busi-
ness trip 10 Alexandria and Washington.
Mr.. Theodore Mason, OF Washington, is
visiting HIS father. r.. ". Mason, Esq, In
this neishborhood.
Miss Mamie coakley. whose Illness has
been mentioned in this correspondence.
died on Saturday at the homestead of the
late Or. Richard Potts. She had been IN
several months and. therefore, her death
was not unexpected. Miss Coakley had
long boon regarded as one Of the most
exemplary Christians I'm King George.
having been noted all her life for deep
pie'r
Mr. George Pemberton, son OK Mr..
Ph,ip Pemberton, OF Matthias Point, this
county. died several days ago, after lin
gering Illness with typhoid-fever. He had
lust budded into manhood, and was a
promising young man.
The woods in various parts Of this
county are alive with men, women, and
children, with backs bent" picking up
chestnuts. When the burrs open and the
chestnuts begin TO fall, other work is SUI
berdinated TO "ohestnut-picking" some
of the schools are well-nigh deserted to-
day. the children being in the woods, and
the merchants are busy handling this
chief commodity for October.
Mr.. Fitz Jones general manager or COL
onel William A. Shoots large stock-iarm'
in this county, has returned from Lou
doun and Fauquier with another herd OK
l25 head of very fine cattle.
Rev. T. J Wray pastor Of the Metho-
dist churches i'm this county, preached
most interesting and instructive sermon
in Trinity church Sunday on the Lords
Prayer"
The Armstead homestead and farm, In
this county. were several days ago pur-
chased by Miss Ella j. Billingsley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
pREYpus AND DE GALLIFET.

AS we set farther away from the Rem
mes verdict the disposition on the Fart
OF the press 20 treat the Dreyfus case
as absolutely closed increases. We hear
no more OF boycottiag the Paris Expo
sition. and some Of the erstwhile most
rabid Dreyfusard papers are virtually ac-
vising the unfortunate officer and his
friends 20 'Tet well enough alone" Our
own view IS. however that we have not
heard tho last Of the case by great
deal. either in so far as IL concerns Drey-
fus individually or the French nation.
In the fSfst place. we DO not believe that
the former VIII be satisfied with any
thing short OF q complete vindieation Of
his honor. In the second place, there is
unquestionably large and growing
though quiet. elomen; IN France who feel
that the stain the whole miserable BUSH
ness has put upon the french name
will never be effoced until such proceed
ings shall have been taken IN the case
a. viii demonstrate 10 the world that
French justice is not a travesty upon the
WORD Justice.
But whether the case shall be 'reopened
OF not. Dreyfus has proved an instrument
OF inestimaDle value 20 his country. The
conditions that made possible the sue
cess OF the conspiracy against him had
been developing for years. There was
rottenness in high military circles; mill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
prwEY.s TRIP TO ATLANTA.
start to he Made from Wnshi"e'o"
MouIny Night.

WASHINGTON, october IA commit
tee representing the citizens OF Atlanta
accompanied by Representative LiVihs-
ston, OF Georgia, called upon Adinlrai
Dewey to-day to arrange the details Oh
his trip to Atlanta. IL was decided mat
In company with Lieutenant Brumpy' WHO
Is to be presented with sword by the
CITY Of Atlanta, and a citizens commit
tee. the Admiral viii leave washington
next Monday night arriving In Atlanta
Tuesday evening. He will review lhe
military display i'm Atlanta, take part III
the presentation Of the sword, and attenu
a dinner to be given by the Capital CluD.
DEWEY TO BE ASKED TO SAVANNAfl
SAVANNAH. GA. october ia spe'
cial committee. representing the Cry
Council and citizens. left this morning
for Washington. TO invite Admiral dewey
Lieutenant Brumby, Secretary Long al
mlral Schlcy, and others 20 Visit SaNah-
nah.
The committee consists Of Mayor pro
TEN. Tiedeman; Colonel j. II. Estlil' eai-
Tor Of the Morning News; President ..
g. purse. Of the Board Of Trade, and Leo
pold Adler. The committee carried about
twenty-five unaddressed invitations, to DE
distributed among prominent men.
Admiral Dewey has an appointment
with the committee in Washington on
wednesday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
THE ENDLESS CHAIN.

A northern correspondent predicts tna'
the young woman who has begun '"'
endless chain system Of collecuns
money FOR Admiral schley's home wiz
soon ind herself swamped by letters
Certainly this was the experience VI az"
other young woman who tfied the sa"i'
system for the benefit of the Red cross
Society. In the last mentioned case tne
village postmaster had TO employ se'c-
rol o.s,stants and the task OF opening
the mail was a colossal one.
IL would be idle TO deny huinii O.
schley's popularity or to ailege lha' 10
does not deserve the honors heapeu up''
him hut we regret that the endless
chain" system has been adopted as inc
neans of securing money for ms pro
nosed house. III IS hardly necessary W
explain that BY this System ie''ei !"
addressed 10 one person asking loi "
contribution, and, furthermore rep"eS'
ing the recipient 20 make a certain NUM-
bar of comics Of the begging tpistie
ard forward them TO his friends. tnus
tho chain becomes almost infinite, ior
few persons have the heart to refuse
co,npliauce with the request. Indeed the
letters generally say, in ,her pleaoi"s
way. do not break the CHAIN anu
there Is a foolish sentiment against u's-
chewing the injunction. And so, the re-
cipient of the wel-intended communica-
ton becomes the victim Of "A stand
and-deliver" policy. "Willy-nilly' ne
must put his hand in his pocket or else
have that sneaking feeling that MS
poverty. economy. parsimony, or WHAT
ever It may be. is thwarting great ana
commendable scheme.
Now. such donations are precisely the
things that Admiral Schley does not
want Already he has asked that the
whole matter Ire deferred until his more
humble and needy friends have met the
expenses of the coming winter, and he
saws. II at that time they can afford TO
contribute. he will gratefully appreciate
their tokens of regard. But the chival-
ric. dignifed. and independent old
seaman does not wish to be made party
to a "hold-up game" or 10 have one
brick Of his prospective mansion con-
tributed by unwilling donors. The END
less chain" system should be discarded
and a more liberal and business-like
policy adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
When Grnndmn Comes.

IS L. Kiser in Baltimore Americana
When grandma comes 20 our house
I'm always awful glad
Because she always takes my part
When I've done something bad
She asks my papa please 10 not
Begin 10 punish me.
And then she shames him when she say'
How bad he used To be.
When | was siidin' Yesterday,
And tore my trousers so,
She said: Now. James don't whip him
FOR
You di1 those things. you know"
And then he sncakcd away. upstairs,
And grandma looked at ne
And said I'm just the kind Of boy
My papa used 10 be.
And one day. when | ruined away
And stayed till nearly night,
And then come home without my hat
And was an awful sight,
Ny papa stOrmed. and I'm afraid
That he'd "a punished me
II grandma hadn't told him then
How bad he used 10 be-
I'm awful glad when grandma comes,
| with she'd always stay.
Cause that's the time that l don't git
lickin' every day,
And there's a look In papa's face
That's very nice to see.
When grandma says I'm Just the kind
OF boy he used 10 be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
ANTI-ExPANsIONIsTs MEET.
Formal Movement A.ainst the Al
minisfration's phiiiDpjne Policy,

CHICAGO, October 1.-THE opposition
Of antl-eXpansionists TO the subjugation
Of the PHILIPPINES took tangible form to-
day in the meeting of about $50 delegates
from different parts OF the country 10
launch a crusade against the policy of
the administration In the Philippines.
The meeting was called 10 order in
Central Music Hall by Temporary Chair
man Edwin Burritt Smith. OF Chicago.
The Committee On Organization Of the
Conference was appointed as follows:
George G. Mercer. Philadelphia; Frank II.
Scott, Chicago; Dana Estes, Boston;
Louis r. Enrich. Colorado Springs, Colo,
and Paul +. Coste. ST. Louis.
Owing TO the illness Of his wife George
H. Boutwell, could not be present. but a
letter was read from him in support of
the objects Of the meeting.
The conference will continue tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

cinte the risks Of hotels sbore cot
houses, and even their v I'VE iargo hotels
tsses The Pr cgsa Of you'd
s sd%ter heir guests almost as lu sSe
'| coeila grafton and hence r tnog s end
the most part kept with ssr cSl,e of good
yigiant attention TO tno pr'Scaner hotels.
and especaly in the clusters OF Sn9 aw
Is SO frequent and SO hagIant 'n nstead OF
were f occupffe few weeks at time, tg icy,
xni,ld soon become dangerously ai'''' '0
human habitation. ,.t,h NJ Com
'The state Board OF Health 1ro % the
necticut has more thah on, ON of ty-
0hejo. fever to Infection ineurred al The
Simmer hotel and developed alteI, ,er rel
return of its guests to their sca''eS
ynnoaar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

-
ONCE Of the Secretlry
Richmond. Va, september T. iNt
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA.
A SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE S1Uch'
HOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE Az D
OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY D. cl.i
and will be held al the office OF tle c.a.
panv m the Pace building m tLe c.iy Is
Richmond. State OF Virginia, az - o.l...t
noon. on TUESDAY. october g. lst %
consider and act upon such measures 10
may be presented, designed t0 100 .
Green brier Railway Company boz ODE c
struction of It's railroad incudls 3D.
templated issue by the Cheslpelke az
ohio Railway Company Ok Us bonds
NOT more than the principal sum * s. f.'
Of0 10 bear interest at 4 per Ctnt peg a.
mum. the principal 20 be payable on IT,
cembor i. 1879. and both prilcpa. aud =.
terest 10 be payable In gold coin or it
United states of the present sian-4ii
weight and fneness, ana without
ton from either principal or in,ef,,.
any taxes. assessments. or stamp li-.'
which the railway company may ts
qured 20 Pay. or 10 retain ther.lf
any present or future law (such r.,is y
chises aid railway ~ the said OBJ e.nf.
Railway Company. and for me if
tiou OF such other business as may ---
before the meeting -.
The stock transfer books NJ OBJ,
pany will he closed AZ the ONCE -i
Morgan 4 Co. . Wall street NeN
on TUESDAY. September %. -. ,.,a-..
NJ. aud will be reopened on " lN,''-
DAY. october IS. 1899. az 10 \. VI
c. r. WELLFohD.
50 22-td Secret ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
THE LOUIsitNA-TENAs CASE.
reinforcement of Hearing by Agree
ment-Thc Texan Position.

WASHINGTON, October lin the
United States Supreme Court to-day an
agreement was reached between coun-
sci on both sides for a postponement Of
the hearing In the controversy between
the States Of Louisiana and Texas. over
the yellOWfever quarantine, until next
Monday. The postponement was reached
for the purpose of allowing full bench
to be present.
Acknowledgement Smith. OF Texas, has
prepared his brief in the case. He
takes the position that the United States
Supreme Court has no jurisdiction in the
case. because the controversy Is not be-
tween the two States. but between the
State OK Texas and certain persons in
New Orleans who are engaged in inter-
state commerce." He, therefore, asks
that leave to file the bill for an Injunction
be refused.
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shenandoah Notes.

WOODSTOCK, VA, October l7.-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. James Riley, aged about IS
years. a life-lOrg citizen Of Woodstock,
died Saturday morning Of consumption,
leaving wife and number Of small
children.
Colonel f. +. stickney, OF this place,
attended the monthly meeting OF the TX
ecutive Committee Of the Western state
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there went 10 Cincinnati. ana Is attending
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10 md the river, IN order 10 take her
life by drowning. She had lost her mird
during the day and had slipped away un-
observed. She was brought back "a
Woodstock and cared for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
THE SCOTTISH RITE COUNCIL.
Report on Ritual-Albert Pike Monu-
ment Fund Completed.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE SUI
preme Council of Scottish Rite Masons
held two brief sessions to-day. At the
"senatorlar session the Committee on
the Ritual reported progress, but made
no important recommendations, and its
labors were authorized TO be continued
for the next two years, when it Will re-
port changes regarded as Immediately
necessary.
The Albert Pike Monument Committee
reported and the council decided that
the order will bear the entire remaining
expenses Of the monument, which Will be
about $1,000, $500 having already been
appropriated. The structure IS 20 be
placed near the Scottish Rite building, in
this city.
An executive session Of the council.
which developed no important action,
closed the days lab0rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

An esteemed imperialist contemporary
is laboring TO convince the South
that annexation Of the Philippines would
be to the advantage of this section. be-
cause II would create great market
for our cotton goods. The Same sort of
missionary work in the interest of inn
perialism was attempted in New Eng
land and brought forth from a New Eng
land cotton manufacturer, who had
investigated the subject the statement
that a yard of cotton cloth would clothe
the average Filipino family
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
Public Speaking.
Headquarters
Democratic State Committee,
Rnnnn ~ Cha nlnnl. Of Hnnn n1nrce

Headquarters
Democratic State Committee,
Room g. Chamber OF Commerce.
Speakers and times and places Of speak
ing are announced as follows:
HON. a. J. MONTAGUE.
Halifax Court, October I'D.
HON. JOHN LAMB.
Hanover Court October 18Th.
Charles City Court October 18th.
King William Court, October 2ith.
HON. J. II. QUAKLES
Middlebrook (AugustO. October 2lst,
o'clock +. VI.
Nelson Court. October sd.
Grcenville tAugusta). October 2Sth.
JEFFERSON WALLACE, ESQ.
Hanover Court October 18th.
King William Court. October 2lth.
j. TAYLOR ELLYSON,
Chairman.
Joseph Button, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
MEETINGS.

Richmond. Va. October u 're
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
duly appointed as Commissioner % W.
coive subscriptions 20 the Capital s.
of the Richmond and Tidswater laI.rti
Company. and IL appearing 10 the
Commissioners that SO much n .Ae 'a.
tai stock OF the said COMPANY i s-
scribed as is sufficient 70 incoip.
subscribers. NOTICE Is HERE
GIVEN THEREOF. and genera. m''
ing of the said subscribers is hereby 10
ed for THURSDAY. November 3 ~
10 O'Clock. noon. az the offices ~ N...
TIN a AINSLIE, Chamber 0f comm
Richmond. Va. for the transact
fore the said meeting.
&. T.. PICOT
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u. n. PRICE
oc f7-2y COmmiss.0leia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

Ohicy. Hanover county. Va.
October t. 1889.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
In the Dispatch Of yesterday you pub
fish the game laws of the counties OF the
state In the matter OF Hanover you
make a great mistake as 20 the turkey
season" You can't Kin turkeys In Han
over until the lst Of November Please
correct the statement at once. rs many
people will make the iuadvertauce an cX-
cuse for shooting turkeys before the pro-
per time
Very truly yours, y. y. holland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
Randolph alter.

KESWICK. VA. October E.-(Special)
Mr. Hollius \. Randolph. formerly OF this
county. and Miss Lima Walter OF Savan-
nah Ga. We're quietly married az Edge
Hin to-day. Only the near relatives and
friends of the contracting parties were
present. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph will
make their home in the future in Atlanta
Ga. where Mr.. Randolph Is a practicing
attorney
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

GREEN BAY. VA. October II. -(Spe-
ciaD-Charles A. Rhodes formerly 81
this place, and Miss Eta Miller. OF
this week IN Washington. The martinez
was very much Of surprise TO his friends
i'm this vicinity MIR and Mrs Rhodes
will make their future home IN Washing
ton city.
Mrs. Elvra Marker. wife OF David L..
Marker. a farmer living about four miles
from this place, died sunday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
welcome Dewey.

fFOr the Dispotch)
At recent meeting of Chautauqua
circle. in Brooklyn. the subject under dis
CussiOn was what Impressed Ne Most
in the Dewey Celebration" one young
lady. when giving her views. said that
The enthusiasm OF the people was 20 her
The most notable feature of the event
"Whv." She said "even the warden OF
the I.udlOw-street Jail put over the door
q sign, Welcome. Dewey"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

The North Carolina State Fair Is now in
full blast. and is reliably said to be one
of tho best OF the long series OF which it
is part. Both OF the Raleigh morning
papers. the News and Observer and the
Post. came cut in highly creditable spe-
cial editions to honor the occasion Of its
e,rpfpU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
DAINGERFuELD WILL CASE.
4 Compromise EGeeted-The Terms
Thereof.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. October 17.-(Spe-
cial)-The Daingerheld will contest case,
which was to have come up IN the Circuit
Court in this city ON Monday next, was
to-day compromised by counsel Ii was
agreed that the defendant, Mrs. Fiji
Daingerdcld. should pay the plaintiff,
Mrs. Virginia Daingorheid. $1,000. Mrs.
Eliza Daingorhcld died i'm 1891 and left the
bulk Of her estate 10 Mrs. Ellie and her
children, aud practically disinherited Mrs.
Virginia and her children. The alleged
ground for the contest was undue inhu-
ence. The estate is said to be worth 49,
100. The case was heard AT a special term
II the Circuit Court IN this city last
March, and resulted In hung jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

Dollar Mark" Hanna is reported as
diligently threatening his employees in
Ohio with uncertain or irregular employ
ment or loss of employment entirely I'M
less they vote the Republican ticket next
month. This looks as If the outlook were
becoming little hazy 10 the Republican
high muckamuck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

IL now appears that Sampson not sat
isfied with trying to take away from
Schley the credit Of sinking Cervera's
fleet would rob Shafter and the rest Of
the generals who participated in the Sam
tiago campaign Of the honor Of forcing
Toral to surrender. At Morgantown, W.
Va, the other day Sampson, on the occa-
sion of the presentation of a sword to
Captain Chadwick. proceeded to make a
speech. And, says the New York Times,
i'm the course OF his remarks he delight
cd the admirers Of Captain Chadwick
with the information that the Spanish
General Toral was constrained 10 sur
render Santiago, not by the menace Of
the arms of Shafter and Miles. but be-
cause OF a demand written by Captain
Chadwick. upon the advice of Rear-Ad-
miral Sampson, and signed by General
Shafter.
Wonder If we couldn't hire Sampson
out to Great Britain or the Transvaal.
Such all-around genius ought not 70 be
allowed 10 rust.
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