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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
LOUISA CONVENTION.
James l.. Shelton Renominated for the
House.

LOUISA. Va. Sept. Specialize
Democratic county convention met in ses-
sion at noon to-day, pursuant to notice
to reorganze and to nominate a candi-
date for the House Of Delegates, the one
designated by the primary vote at the
precincts on yesterday.
W. Il. Bibb was named as temporary
chairman. and Fred. Quarics temporary
secretary, by the retiring chairman. Mr..
William Kean. This temporary organiza-
ton was made permanent. Ii was deter
mined TO- proceed to reorganize the party
before making the nomination. Mr.. Kean
was IenOminated as chairman. and. sup
ported by able and most complimentary
speeches from Dr. II. l.. Barrett r. l..
Gordon. and Mr.. Blake, be was reelected
by reclamation. Mr. Kean then rose and
positively declined TO serve longer. giving
reasons satisfactory 10 the spectators. at
least. for declining.
The convention then proceeded 20 elect
the other members OF the County Com
rnittee FOR the precincts. Green Spring
District was first called. The old memoirs
were named for reelection. When It ap-
peared that two out OF three had sent
in their resignation, and would not con-
sent 10 serve. then motion prevailed
that the members present from each town
ship retire and select the committee for
each precinct.
The following were reelected and elected
by the convention: d. r. Shelton foe
sho,ion's nm, ]. T. Meredith for Jackson
=. z. Beckham for FredericA's Hall, &.
W. Bumpass for Bumpass, r. y. Harris
for Centrevilie, Andrew y. Wash for
Thompson's Cross-Roads James N. Hen
son for Rails Cross-Roadz; j. IL faAa tss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

The following interesting paragraphs
are taken from the Wnkesbarre Record:
According to rumOr Arthur IRWIN s.
management of the Washington team
is not satisfactory to ]. Earle Was
ner. and Jake Wells. late with Richmond
is slated to pilot the Senators next season.
wells has already been secured 20 handie
the syracuse team for 1900, but OF course.
If he Is called 10 the big circuit 1t VIII
be only a matter Of form TO get him free
from his star engagement. Wells Is a
shrewd manager and a man who would
unotiestionably bring the Washington
team up to high standard.
Grimn's two-bagger yesterday saved
the stars from a shni-0ut. Sandy stock
has taken a big rise Of late.-syracuse
Journal
should Wells be secured TO manage
Washington for 1899 st is more than prob
able that our Old Sandy viii be re-
tanned al the head Of the Stars. he is
a good manager. as Syracuse knows.
George Pfanmner. one Of Jake Wells
stars who IS now with. Syracuse. is one
OF the steadiest twriers I'm the game
today. "Pfan' is also al home in any
position. except behind the bat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
CAN'T LOSE PITCHER.
Succeeds Himself and Comes In
structcd for Martin.

SfrWCfrf Tor N aftiu.
WARRENTON. VA, sept 9.-Special-
At the Democratic county convention. held
here to-day 20 nominate n candidate for
the House of Delegates from this county
lion #. e.. Pitcher. the present represan-
tatlve. was nominated hy acclamation
The convention was called 10 order hy
the county chairman Colonel Grenvi.'o
Gaines. Permanent organization was eff
fected by the election of IS A. Brent as
chairman and Albert Fletcher, Jr, as
secretary
Mr.. Pitcher was placed in nomination
by Thomas H. Robinson and his nominal
ton was seconded by Major r. A. Nc
Intyre.
Mr. Pitcher. on being notified as being
the unanimous choice OF the people OF
Fauquier. responded in "a brief but ape
prcciatve speech. the following resoiu-
ton was passed.
Whereas. the Democracy of Fauqier
recognizes the ability. energy and useful
ness of the Hon. Thomas S. Martin as
Nirginias senator
Resolved That his course I'm tho United
states Senate IS heartily endorsed and
e. IS earnestly desired that he Doe selected
by the next Virginia Legislature 20 succeed
himself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

LEXINGTON. VA. September 9.-Spe-
cial.-Democratic district primaries were
held in Rockbridge to-day to select dele
gates 20 the convention 10 be held here
next Saturday In Lexington delegates
favorable 20 T. IT. Barclay for the House
OF Delegates were chosen. The county
including Lexington with several pre-
cincts not heard flom, resulted az fol-
Iowa: y. r. Barclay, %: w. y. +. Lesch,
r. J. o Cree, 8; A. y. Johnston, Q. J.
Scott Moore. g.
1hirty-uine votes In the convention are
necessary 10 a choice. At Buena Vista
the fight was over Martin and Tyler FOR
thu Sonata Martin delegates were elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
NESMERIST TOOK
GREAT EASTERN
Won While Carrying the Top Weight
Ofl30 Pounds.
WINNER OF THE AUTUMN CUP.
Horse-Yestcrday Was the Last
Day of the Year at Sleeps
head Bay-Blg Crowd.

NEW YORK. September 9.-This was
the last day Of the year az SheeDshead
Bay and a large crowd gathered. The
chief event was the Great Eastern handi-
cap for tWO-year-Olds. IN which Mes
merist was asked 20 carry the top weight
of $50 pounds. and nobly he. did 10. AL
though first away, he dropped into second
place as Maribert took up the running.
In the stretch O'Connor turned Mos
merist loose and ne went TO the front SO
easily and maintained his lead so well
TINT there was nothing else in the race at
the end Maribert held second place 10
the last furlong when Redpath and Gull
den passed him, and they finished In that
order
AUTUMN CUP.
Ben Holiday was q slight favorite over
Muskad.ne and Bangle Tor the Autumn
Cup. at two miles, in spite Of the fact that
he had not been TO the races for a long
time. Bangle and Latson made the run
ming until the back stretch. Then the
favorite passed his field one by one until.
rounding into the stretch. when he was
half a dozen lengths In front and won
under a pull. fighting for bis head by
eight lengths.
Tho time was better by % seconds
than has been made before az the track.
and the same morse htlG the IHN'I" WIFI
l2G pounds Jess on his back. Summary:
THE SUMMARY
First race-nve furlongs-Dangerous
Maid q 10 l and TO p first: Post Haste
as to and 6 10 ID second; Federalist Is 10
j. third. Time. 1.0i 35
Second race-seven furiongs-Toluca l6
20 and even) first; Lady Madge TO
and 2 TO y second; Lady Lindsey Is to j
third. Time. 1:2I go.
Third race-Great Eastern, Futuriiy
course osmerist 6 TO and 10 y first;
Red Patch % 10 / and to ID second;
Gulden O0 10 - third. Time ll0 20
Fourth race-Autumn Cup. two miles
Ben Holiday "a to and 20 50 first;
The Bachelor q 10 l and 3 20 p second;
Previous "a 70 - third Time. 800.
Fifth ace-Steeplechase. full course
Wood Pigeon On to 10 and / 10 - first;
Article Is to and 8 20 D second. Van
Ship 900 to / and 20 10 - third. Time,
5.23.
sixth race-one mile and a sixteenth
Maxine Gomez g 10 ID first: Day Rye
Is TO 3 second; Jefferson &C to u third.
Time. 40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
HENRY COUNTY CONVENTION.
j. VI. Smith Nominated on Third Bal
lot-NO Instructions.

MARTINSVILLE, VA. Sept. 9.-Special
The Democratic convention met here to-
day j. NJ Barker was made temporary
chairman. and b. r. Barrow permanent
chairman.
The third ballot stood: ]. VI. Smith.
II IS. w. III. Garrett 10 IL
On the first ballot j. NJ. Smith was
behind; on the second ballot Taylor was
dropped, and Smith got in on the third
ballot.
The candidates all made speeches. moth
ing was said by any Of them about either
Martin or Tyler. and no Instructions were
given as 20 his support Of candidate
FOR the United States senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
AFFAIRS WARM
NOW IN PRUSSIA
The Emperor and Agrarians are al
Daggers' Drawn.
DISMISSAL OF CABINET OFFICERS
The Emperor is Resolved That the
Canal Shall BE Built NO Matter
what Stands ia His Way-The
Agrarian Programme,


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
New Cases of Fever,

WASHINGTON. sept. 9.-Surgeon-Gen-
eral Wyman has been advised by Dr.
Carter. in charge Of the Marine Hospital
Service at Key West that up TO last night
l27 cases Of yellow fever had been report
Cd at that point. There were thirty-one
new cases yesterday and two deaths. Ad-
vices from the Dry Tortugas report that
there are twenty persons detained there
who have left Key West and thirteen
more were expected to arrive there TO-
Gay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
.FRIGHTFUL CASH
IN HIS THROAT
CONTINUED from First Page)

wounds until the ambulance, which had
ben summoned by telephone could ar
rive
Dr. J. Gates Goode. who was in charge,
quickly dressed the mans wound, taking
ten stitches and left him at his home
Anderson's condition is very serious, but
he stands a chance 10 recover
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
There Is No Alcohol, WhiSkey Opium or Narcotic
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NO QuACKERY OR FICTITIOUS TITLES ATTACHED TO THEM
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

Mrs. salMe southall. wife Of Mr. Nor
gan southaI died in the sixty-sixth year
M her life al the residence Of her hus-
hand I'm Henrlco county on Friday, Sep
TENDER. 9Th. at GAS j. VI. Mrs. Southal
had been a sufferer for a long time with
consumption, which she bore with Chris
tian fortitude She was we'll beloved, ana
had many friends and acQuaintances inc
funeral took place yesterday from Wills
church az j. NJ. and the interment IN
Al ..LstrDh .nruafary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
uc Was Removed from the Field i'm an
Ambulance Chicago Takes Two
Games rom Clcvcland-Re'
suits of Other Games.
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday.
Brooklyn. 4. Boston, O.
Baltimore. %. New York l-6
Philadelphia. l3: Washington, @.
Chicago. oil Cicvelandi. 20
Pittshurg. u.s.. Louisville, l5-l. f,.&
Games Io-NOrrow.
81 Louis 40 Boston. e. l2
plttsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at philc lelphia.
Louisville al Baltimore.
Cincinnati at Washington
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
Grain for Martin.

NEWCASTLE. VA, Sept. Especial
At a meeting OF the Democrats OF Craig
county. held here to-day. delegates were
appointed to the Salem Senatorial and
House Of Delegates Convention. who favor
Martin for senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
OBITUARY.,
Miss Bette l. Vaughan.

Miss Bette L. Vaughan died at the res
idence of her niece Mrs. x. l.. Gordon
Yesterday morning at $3.50 o'clock. The
flneral took place from the residence, No.
10 north Twenty-seYenth street yesterday
evening at g o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

PLYMOUTH. ENG, Sept. at the
closing SESSION to-day OF the Trades Union
Congress. which has been in convention
here. a resolution was passed urging the
government 10 use every possible EFFORT 10
peacefully settle the Transvaal difficulty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

rQs. enl Mrs. IL L. Rees hav
re ,' % the city f-om TIE nd s.
M r~- w. - ginla. e q.
h. IL s S. enc : the sil1i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
THE VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
A Meeting TO BE Held in Norfolk Next
Thursday.

Secretary Hugh l.. Carioza OF the VIZ
eiula League of Professional Base Ban,
has issued rl frr "a meeting 81 that
o. organization 20 be held al Norfolk at the
Monticello Hotel next Thursday afternoon
80 o'clock The circGit Of me eague as
4; - now. Is Richmond. Norfolk. Ports
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

STORMONT, VA. Sept. Especial
Mrs Emily s Bristow widow of the late
James s. Bristow. died last night AT
1890 al the residence Of her daughter
Mrs. Matte Smith. in saluda, in the
slxtv-fourth year of her age Mrs. Bris-
tow had ben twice married. She was a
Miss pitts. Of Sussex. prior TO her mar
rlace. She was consistent member OF
the Methodist Church and her funeral
VIII be preached tomorrow by the Rev.
ID. C. G. Butts assisted by the Rev. DR..
Hundley of she Episcopal Church.
Her remains will be inferred at Christs
church az 2.So o'clock, that being her
daughters burying-ground.
Mrs.. Mahaia Shields.
YORKTOWN. Scot special.
community has been called TO mourn the
loss OF a most excellent Carsutn lady
in the person Of Mrs. Manala shields, con-
sort Of Mr. Copeland Shields.
She had congestiye chill early Wednes-
day, the 7th instant. anc only lived FEW
hours She requested that her Iuneral
should be preached by Rev. r. -. Collier.
~ Richmond Va. A large concourse or
ncoale followed her remains TO the Old
family burying-ground.
Miss Eefsie II. J"ti.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, sepiemb r
Especial. Miss BESSIE Elizabeth Jett,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John 5. Jett'
OF this city, died to-day Of typhoia FEVER
aged twenty ysar&
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

HAMBURG STEAK. sc.
Monroe Market. 4oi west GrAss .,rss;-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
TREATED BV MAIL,

Write Of troubles ana our VII
Give
nhysic and without l'ce
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
WABASH ELK SPECIAL
Delegations to Pass Through Here
From south sunday Night.

II. c Shields, the popular travelling pas
senger agent Of the Wabash, was in the
city yesterday. having come out into TINS
section 10 rustic business for his road
from Kansas City for the Elks conven-
ton at s. Louis. The Wabash has haen
selected by the Elks from Kansas City
as the route 10 81. Louis. Mr.. Shields
ard Colonel Delaney have arranged for
ELK delegations from Texas points. Guth-
re and other points, BY the Santa Fe
through here Sunday night arriving IN
Kansas City for sa Elk reception which
: 70 De gwen az the Kansas City Elk cllsb
Monday morning at Il O'Clock. The To-
peka E.ks VIII leave for Kansas City Al
80 Monday morning. From Kansas s.ty
the Wabash VIII run special train con-
s.stios OF a c5mmissa-y car = special
Pullman for the ladies Of the party and
six other coaches.
Mr.. Shields says that the Wabash has
secured a large section Of HAT purple
week and brought Il wes- ana thac Ire
SAID section VIII be exhibited al stations
along the way by TIE delegations There
is 10 be all kinds Of a purple time" the
bottled variety prevailing.
Colonel Delaney vii BE special master
Of ceremonies 10 Kansas City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
COL. TOM FITCH
Aa.D HIS REGIMENT TO ATTEND
REUNION,
Ex-Confederates VIII Also Be Invit-
ed to Take Part,

Colonel Tom Fitch's regiment, the
Twenty-first Kansas, will take part in
the Old Soldiers reunion to be held here
next September, SO a reporter for the
Eagle was informed yesterday. This viii
prove a great attraction for the reunion,
such as it has never had before, and will
draw a large crowd Of the younger eIe-
ment who will come to greet the brave
volunteers OF the Spanish-American war.
The reunion committee will also extend a
cordial invitation TO ex-Confederate SOL
diers, and it is expected that a large
number Of them will accept the invitation
and attend. Thus there will be all kinds
OF soldiers at the reunion. and it will be
one of the greatest ever held in Kansas
If the committees continue to look for
such splendid attractions as they have
commenced with. 1t is expected that hun
dreds will be in attendance from Okla
homa, Indian Territory and Texas.
At a meeting OF the executive commit
tee, held the first of the week, the fol-
lowing committees were chosen, who VIII
at once commence to prepare for the re-
union TO be held September 1922
On camp arrangements. II. Alexan-
der. chairman; R. Hodges, J. H. Rutter,
J. NJ Houston, a. C. Salmon and George
I. Harris.
Camp Suppltes-w. L Appllng, chair
man; A Bell, D. T. Dunbar. and E. I.
Carnahan.
on finance. NJ. Knapp, chairman:
John Fisher. Ben F McLain, o. D. Kirk,
J. II. Shields and Henry Schad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
COMPANY A BACK IN
Adjutant General Issues Orders
of Acceptance.
COL. P. NJ. H0ISINGT0N
Notifies Major Minick--S Sixty
Seven Raw Recruits.
|. P. M. H0ISINGT0N

Wichita's company A, of Second regi-
ment of Kansas national guards, have
been reinstated as members of the Kan
sas state militia. Adjutant General Fox
made the order and Colonel Perry NJ.
Hoisington notified Major Minnick OF the
acceptance Of the company yesterday
morning. This is the first company of
the regiment. The company is already re-
organized in full and has been waiting for
some time There are, outside the COM
pany quota, a raw recruit staff of sixty
seven men who have applied for 2dmis-
sion. II
The reorganization of the Second regi-
ment, and company A, will be especially
refreshing on account Of the summary and
spiteful way in which Leedy mustered the
men out, against their own wishes, a year
ago. Leedy had a special spite at Wich-
ita's company, refusing to recognize the
K. y. G. organization and compelling the
formation of new companies with new Of
fcers. The preference for state militia
men was expressed by the war depart
ment. but Leedy refused to let them en-
list by companies even. He and Adjutant
General Allen called in all supplies, uni
forms, arms, etc, of both the artillery and
infantry. Out of the $1,000 appropriated
for rent and other expenses of the diff
ferent companies of the state only very
little Of the money got around. The boys
here had to pay their own rent. They
pettioned and begged to be enlisted for
the Spanish war by companies, and finally
appealed to the war department directly
Leedy got so enraged that he disbauded
the companies and removed the Wichita
commandery to Belle PLANE The boys
are pushing now to get in, and do not
expect to pay their own rent under Gov
eruOr Staniav
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
START WITH A ROW
Pops Get Captain Shields Into
Trouble.
CALL OF CONVENTION
Of Sedgwick County Demo
Gratis Unpublished,
ALL OF CONVENTION

The Fusion aggregation IN Sedgwick
county IS having all kinds Of trouble
About three weeks ago the Democratic
central committee met and voted q call
for the Democratic county convention,
which was to convene on the same date
for which the Populist convention had
been called. The two conventions were
called for the same day in order TO effect
6 combination ticket partly Populist and
partly Democratic. Two conference com
mittees were appointed. The Democrats
selected Harry Stewart, whom nobody
ever accused Of being a Pop; Chas We'll,
Mike Cook and others. The Pops selected
John Eckstein, Tom Pratt and two 9TH
ers The Democratic committee held a
meeting and decided that If there was TO
be fusion the Democrats should have
judge, county surveyor. county clerk and
commissioner. The Pops heard of this
action, and not being in the reform
movement purely on hygienic principles,
they started a harmless little rumor that
the Democrats were simply trying TO hog
everything in sight. They jumped up and
down in private rage and declared that
the reform party must have office in or
der to carry on the reform business to
good advantage, and If they had TO get
Democratic votes at the sacrifice Of Office
they didn't have any particular use for
Democratic votes and would better there
fore forego any effort for fusion.
This harmless Pop secret rumor Of rage
blew into the Democratic camp and the
call which they had voted never appeared
in print Secretary Shields hid it in cold
storage pending the final settlement Of
the Pop rage and the fusion proposition.
If the Democrats were not 10 have the
Offices they demanded there was little use
for a Democratic convention, and it would
be ridiculous 10 publish the call IN the
face of declared failure. So no call was
published. The Pops seeing no call was
published and that reform would surely
have to subsist on fewer offices, subsid-
ed and went over 10 the Democrats and
asked why the call had not appeared. !
They would give all that was required. !
Reform was purely a party Of principles |
and of1ce an incidental Immediately a
howl Of censure was stacked up at Capt. |
Shields front door, and now he is get |
ting more reproof than the whole Demo |
cratic party Of Sedgwick county Is justly |
entitled to for this particular offense. The |
two conference committees meet today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17

make his home in Oklahoma City. Nj.
DurIaud has been on the EDgiewood diyi-
sion ard has made many friends, al Of
whom regret his leaving this headquar-
tiers. and extend 10 him the best wishes
for future prosperity.
Professor Kelso # Chicago, with whose
musical method the readers Il this psner
are so vel acQu aiated. called al The
Eagle Office yesterday IN company with
Mrs. Hays
Henry Hooker. ons Of the popular
young fellows If Wichita, Wii] leave Wien
tia today f5r Las Vegas. y. II &c attend
the Rough Riders reunion he VII BE
employees Fl the M91ta yuma hotei
Two II the 6uast pieces o. Italian az
paintings ever brogEht 70 WIchita were
bought AZ Martins art store By tse en-
ployes of lanes dry goods store as q prs
ent for IL. AID Mrs Walter IuEes.
Rev. :. r Manning. ths evsag sls-, e.
turned yesterday from Ca-s---a- w1=-s
re has Aesn eue z=5 for about g year
IEIs family stopped oG az a.t5a. Cs-
and VII spend pza q 1a- simmer tae1a
James GRAY. a c7lo-e6 BOY Taz arreste1
81 Oface- McMn1aa yesterday. 90 sasGl-
cioa q having stolen 2 ~ = carpenter
toois. The bow vas r-yizE - dispose =
TIE t5o,y bzt he says b sat saem e an
otser boy
Miss Eva Porar5 all make zoo3 use g
the summer months By taking g ca-rss 4
advanced Latin ard Greek a. The C2-a-
bridge university. S1e wlI. leave to.ay f7s
Sterling waare sAs vii visit Eer parents
g fe~ days Before tsAstias Ear CsZa-.@ge-
Eureka Messenger: . B. Eza- rs r
Wachita Tuesday and Wed1=z1ag sflsGl-
inE he ANNA meeting q rcs ssz-s.c
Ao-ze so2.3 q o4reetcrz. e. t1s =.xt-