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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
Personals ana Briefs.

Mrs. NJ. NJ Moore viii leave for o. yiE.s
10 New York in "a few days
Miss Gerue Matthews, OF Barton
Heights. has LEFT for a visit 20 New York
Mrs W. b. Bgble and children "a,
Lynchburg. are visiting Mrs. j. ". L.r'
ress. 33 south Third street.
Miss Nettie l.. Harwood. Of south Pine
street. has returned after delsa-,ul
visit 20 Powhatan Courthouse.
Mr. Reuben shirrlGs. who IS an az ylr-
ginia Hospital with typh0id-feyer, is re-
ported as being a great deal better.
Or. and Mrs. T.. IT. Hardy and litto
daughter Kathleen, arrived home yester-
day morning. after a very pleasant trip
Of two months IN England.
Observation-Disclosures Richardson.
IN view OF the prevailing high price NJ
iron. has collected the old scrap-ir0n ti.t
has been accommodating around The Capt.
tol for years past, and SOLD the io- fr
$50, which goes into the state TreasIr
Miss Vivian Wright. Of Charlest.n s.
c., who has been spending the SUNNI
months in the mountains OF NirgiU|t. arl
Mr.. II. ~ Rice. Of Baltimore 3d.. us
visiting Miss Daisie Meador. OF li5 -.l
Fifth street
Mr. Thomas Branch and his daushrer
Miss Ltna. have taken a cottage a '.'
White Sulphur Springs for the reml.a'.f
OF the season Among the other t.a'
Ponders al this famous resort are Mr.sf..
John ID. Potts. T. W Brander and W. D..
Gray.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
PRESIDENT IN PHILADELPHIA.
He is Cbeered to the Echo ana sere-
nndeh.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. September A.
President Mckinley and his party arrived
here at 9 o'clock tonight, after a four
hours run from Washington. The Presi-
dent was accompanied by Secretary-oi-
war Root. Secretary of-Agriculture VII
son. Professor Schurman, president oil
The Philippine Commission; j. Addison
Porter. the private secretary Of the Pres
ident and notwithstanding G. r. Cor
telyou. Mrs. Mckinley was not with the
party. notwithstanding Cortelyou says
her health is very much improved. out
she remained at home on the advice OF
her physician.
President Mckinley walked with un-
covered head from the train-shed to the
street. and was cheered 10 the echo. The
party was driven rapidly TO the Hotel
Walton.
At 10 o'clock members of the United
German Singing Society, accompanied by
a band, arrived at the hotel and sere-
naded the President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

I.icu;cnant-Colonel Henry. Major Du fd'y
dc clam. and himself as being "Victinil@eu
bv the general stan 10 cover their """
faults"
CIVIL WAR IN PROGRESS.
Continuing. he says: France is beng
devastated by a civil war; all the NJ
abomlnable because Il is not being iouths
with arms. The Drcyfus verdict VIII ho'
end the strife. The acquittai OF Di'yiu7'
for which the government IS woihhb ~
cretlv. will result IN the complete u'h-
crganization OF the French military
TEN. and the triumph OF the SOCIALISTS.
DE cALLIFET AGAINST SECRET SEES
SfONS.
PARIS. September 4.--General, inc MAJ
quis de Gallifet. Minister oil war, nus
elloved II 10 become known that ne ~
absolutely opvosed to secret sessions OF
the Drcvfus cOurt-mariial al hehhcs.
II * stated that General de GallIet has
autographed to the government com
sioner. Major Carriere, to this e".S''
stating that tomorrow session Vi ny
in camera, should DC con-
fined 10 acqualnting the judges with 'hs
nor,e Of the foreign government hdiltu
nv Cernuschi the Austro-Hungarian relu-
pse who testified before the court to-uas,
adding that the government desires thai
The truth shall be established in the fun
light of day.
CERNUSCHI DISCREDlTED.
VIENNA. September 4.-The Neue FREE
Presse declares that there IS no such
family as Cernuschi, the alleged DESCENT
ant OF Servian royalty. who testihed at
Rennes to-day, claims as his ancestry
The paper asserts that 81 his other state
ments are equally false, he can only Oe
an lmpudent adventurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
THE COLUMBIA OUR CHAMPION.
Final TrIaI Race With Defender
Establishes Her Superiority.

NEWPORT. n. l., September i,-In to-
days race. the second of the trials for
the selection of a defender Of the Amer!-
cas- cup. the Columbia again demon
strated that she is the superior Of the
Defender. the 1925 champion. by defeating
her 10 minutes and seconds over
triangular course, in an eight-knot breeze
and "a smooth sea. The contest was
procession throughout. with the Colum-
lila leading at the start by Is seconds,
and gaining on every leg of the course.
Following is the official summary of The
race:
start-Columbia. 1850; Defender
II 1922.
2.53:5S
Elapsed Time--Columbia, Sl72i; De
fender. 3:27:Sl.
Columbia wins by 10 minutes. seconds.
FIRST Mark-COlumbia l22iH5; De-
fender. 12.2S:A.
second Mark-Columbia, 1888; De
fender, 1851.
SO the Columbia wins by 10 minutes
seconds actual time. in a race of close 10
thirty-three miles, for about three miles
must be added for the windward WORK
sailed I'm the last leg Of the course. There
fore the Columbia averaged ten miles am
hour for the entire distance. There Will
be no more official races. that OF today
settling cOnclusively in the minds OF the
committee which OF the TWO boats IS the
better fitted 10 meet the Shamrock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
BrMErALMsrs OF NEW ENGLAND.
Their Second Meeting-Tillmnn on
the Philippine Iniquity.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., September 1.-The
second meeting of the New England BIZ
metallic League, at Crescent Park this
afternoon, was very largely attended, and
representative Democrats from al the
New England States occupied the plat
form. Resolutions declaring for free sill
yer. and against militarism and urging
the nomination Of w. J. Bryan for Presi-
dent were unanimously adopted.
Senator Benjamin r.. Tilman, of
South Carolina, was then introduced, and
his address was punctuated with cheers
throughout. He stated that the Spanish
war was worth all II cost, If it has proved
nothing else than that the South will
fight for the Stars and Stripes as eagerly
as will the North. lie declared that un-
less the policy OF the government IS
changed soon. the republic is doomed,
and will become a government Cf OPP
preston of the many by the few. lie
praised New England for what IT had
done for the country, but called attention
TO the fact that there We're people
enough south and west Of the Potomac
and the Mississippi TO elect "a President,
without the aid OF New England. He said
that while he believed, ana always would
believe. that the negro is not the equal
of the white man, stu he believed In
giving him his legal rights, barring the
political side. He said the negroes did not
know enough to vote, and I'm South Caro-
lima the white people had succeeded in
DISTINGUISHING them until they can read
and write.
Mr.. Tflman asked: IF it was right TO
free Cuba because Spain was shooting
Cubans to death, how is this TO be recon
ciled with the fact that the United States
which now owns the Philippines, is now
shooting the Fnipinos to death?'
He said that he believed the Presideut
is honest i'm his belief that he is doing his
duty. but claimed that ne only looked at
the one fact that the United States
bought the islands from Spain. He asked
where the honor was in the Philippine
war. The South and South Carolina will
at any time send as many men IN proper
ton 10 its population as any state 10 any
war of decency and honor, but 1t will not
send a regiment to the Philippines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
yirginians at the Hotels.

At Murphys-s. Tyler Brooks. Norfo.ki
II. c. MadduN. Virginia; Charles Curry.
stanton; T.. J. Murphy and r. w. payn.
Alexandra: ID. Paule Phillips. Norf'...
J. G. Phelps SUFFOLK; Mrs. Schultz ani
party Williamsburg; William N. Patton
Virginia.
At New Fords-W. NJ Gillian. Jr'
Danvllle; James y. Hutchinson. Meck.r F..
burg county; W. -. Foster ana WIZ.
Blackstone; Mrs. r. l. Fields ana Mf''
VI. Edwards Warren; Mrs Mary G'o-'
wyn. j. Z. Cuthhcrt and wife. For,
mouth: A. Mills and wife. Norfolk j. P"
James. J.. W. James. Mamie koberis"N
Lulu Robertson. Dendron, j. W. IA..e}
Buckingham. James ". Iurney' M'.
Salie Stemoler Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
RIBBON TRUST TO PUT UP PRICES
Negroes TO Make Ribbons I'm North
Carolina.

New YORK W OfluD
A silk-rbbon trust is the newest COM
bination Of capital and one that will par
ticularly interest the women.
For. il would seem. these capitalists
propose no longer TO follow the fashions,
hut 10 make them. That Is. the women
will buy the ribbons the trust turns cut
or buy imported ribbons, or go without
ribbons.
Ninety per cent. Of all the silk-ribbon
manufacturers in the United States have
signed. or agreed to sign the agreement
TO consolidate the industry. II Is proba-
bic the other 10 per cent. will have 10
come in or quit business.
The trust. whose formation w en-
gineered by Samuel Untermyer and John
r. Dos Passos Of this city, will have a
capital of $4,000. 0O0-S15.O 600 common
stock and S15OOo00O preferred stock and
bonds.
The trust will be IN working order by
October 1st next when board or seven
men will control the manufacture or SIX
ribbons in this country
with the news of the creation Of the
trust comes the information that Ashley
&, Railev. Of Paterson. will employ negro
labor in their new silk-throwlng plant in
North Carolina. OF this the Charotte
Observer said lately:
1T is matter Of only weeks now when
the Ashley silk-throwing mill. a splendid
structure in exterior appearance ana IN
terror appointment. will be ready 10 be
gin operations. Many Of us were Wei IN
formed from the start Of the company
plans but nevertheless II was genuine
surprise 10 a part of the community wien
q week or two ago. the company agent
began canvassing the colored population
for hands Later the advent Of two
reoro instructors from Penn sylyania
caused "a lutter among the colorod folk
,rbe experts started off with large classes
win the negroes stick? Time will ten
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
nenth of Mr.. Lnscnh lew.

The remains OF Mr. Joseph Levy Hil
formerly resided in this city Will r.
here from Huntington. W. Va, tom
row afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. The ir Pc
ment will take place I'm tho Hebrew C.n
etery Wednesday at 8 =. A. The fuu
services will bee conducted by Rabbi
T.. y. Calisch at the morruary chapel a.
the cemetery.
Mr. Levy died I'm Huntin ,t0n SuriIv
He lived here for % numb m years.
being engaged in mercantile bushes. H.
served I'm the Blues during W- h-
tween the states. and was gallant SOLE
der and weil-beiovcd com r.. 1891.
severely wounded while in Service.
Mr.. Levy married Miss Caff N.Hmln.
Of this city, who survives h.W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
Death of Mrs. Joseph schoch.

Mrs Joseph Schoch died LAST nigh. al.
the residence Of her husband. 49, IS
west Leigh street. after au 'ir0s t
several months.
Mrs. Schoch is survived bv her hg Band
and one child Sine was 90 year. .-.
and was the daughter of Mr.. auI 81.
Henry Finke. Both her pIronfs ..
ing. She leaves TWO hrofhers-'
Henry and Albert finke. and o. ..
yivcd by three sisters -hrs. j. J. l.-
rohr. Mrs Snyder. and AIRS. Amelia H'r.
mer Mrs Schoch had been ill ah.H. t.l
months with an affection of ,ne lir.. ana
heart. She was n faithful W.uN .
the German Evangelical church, aUI Ir
her sufferings with Christian flrti'l..
Arrangements for the funeral hlF. u..
been mnhn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
TeiegrnphIc Briefs.

LOndon-Erncst George Henry Arthur
Vaughan, sixth Earl OF IAsburne. Is dead
lie was born july 30. 1862.
Halifax, y. s.-A sailboat was SINK
near the mouth Of Halifax harb)r and
seven lives were lost There were eleven
persons IN the boat. and four were saved
Scranton. Pa.--The National Convention
Of the Letter Carriers Association was
formally opened with a parade, IN which
nearly 500 men, representing branches In
all parts OF the country, participates.
New York.-The Central Porto Fican
Relief Commission has issued another ap-
peal TO the people Of the United states on
behalf OF the sufferers from the hIrri-
cane The appeal declares that q 5000
will be required to procure for the desti-
tute the bare necessities OF life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
stu No Fenr for the MonongnheIn.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., September a.
The Navy Department has not the slight
est apprehension as TO the safety OF the
training-ship MonOngahela, which is saic
TO be overdue at Annapolis Stories Of
probable disaster 20 the vessel have hoo1-
ed the Navy Department with kilograms
from anxious parents and friends OF the
cadets aboard. but answers are returned
I'm each case that the department enter
tains no apprehension Oh her account.
The MOnOngahela sailed from Annapolis
on the LIST Of May last. on a practice
cruise across the Atlantic and back car
rying about 20 cadets from the Naval
Academy. made up OF the second and
third classes and part OF the fourth class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
a. IT. stewards Body.


From time 10 time I receive letters ask
ing If Stewards body was recovered The
death Henry Hilton revives the story Oh
the theft i'm 81. Marks churchyard, which
occurred in November. 1878. Tons Of mat
ter have been written on the subject ana
the world is divided i'm opinion whether
the body of the millionaire merchant was
recovered or not. A little while after the
dedication Of the Garden city Cathedral
visited the basement with the under
standing that "all that was mortal etc"
bod boen placed i'm the crypt. Nothing
but my own eyeslght would satisfy me-
so into the deep. dark. dank vault ] start
ed. A sentry sprang upon me WIN o.,
s,ro+cbed arms presenting a formidable
bavcnet on the business end OF a VIM
chester rifle. The argument was too one
sided for me. ] got away from IL ana re-
turned 10 New York 10 forget that there
ever had been n stewart. As matter
~ fact. tho body never was found. II is
not in that or any other crypt Nearly
everybody connected with the case Is
Tao1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

~.
and nj each end Of the line, where 'ne
plug was Inserted in the switchooalu' 90
card was hung up warning opcra,o1ss an ~
keep or The chief operator al the ci'o
Of the Long-Distance Telephone IN
pany I'm this city admitted YESTERDAY ,il@'
the 5000 conversation had taken p,aes.
but said that he could not tel any ," re
about n as that would be contrary 10 inc
rules of the company and to the laws OF
the state. 81
st. Louis Is only one Of about my
towns and cities for which the lonS-uiS
lance five-minute rates from this city are
SO by day and s. by night. That Is 'he
toll for most of the points reached by
telephone I'm Illinois, Wisconsin Missouii'
Minnesota Kentucky, Tennessee. Mlssis-
slnpi and Alabama. To talk TO any one
In Grafton. n. D.. costs So for five min
utes i'm the daytime and So for FIVE miu-
utes AT night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
Think she's Hypnoti1cd.

4 Mrs. BAH came to the police ha'-
quarters yesterday afternoon and aes
To sec Justice Crufchfe.d She told DIS
Honor when be- came that woman l
hypnouzed her. and haf She was of
racked with pain. This was the work. .ae
said, of the w0man's "hiack art Ju--
tice Crutchheld told her to come .
his court this morning and make f-
complaint.
She refused 60 state the name of fh
person alleged @ have injured her
Mrs BAH said she had been treated 1r
the free dispenslry tched io OBJ Ir-
versity College of Medicine Dr. R 49,
Miller, who had been in charge .f f.
case. said that Mrs. Ball was lHtHr
under "a delusion of some kind reeur
hypnoti-m, but appeared 20 be rational
otherwise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

A well-llnown cOal-dealor 0f th. Gin,
stated yesterday that the pubHcau.r
the Dispatch Sunday 20 the ou..t fr..
anthracite vas now selling at Es f.
true as 20 an other dealers save l.ns.-
He g. selling IL at 20.
1.-THE $3.50 quotation" he said "8rrlIs
TO the prices charged by an other 81 I...'
We sell anthracite coal at s.. NIt ar.
thracite by rail-. has advanced O. com.
since January ISL The price o. u. rr
long ton Is now ShS. Stove an.tr
has advanced - cents We sob -w
pounds for "a ton. and thus have 90 ..g.
ing margin.
"The dealers are IN the hands NJ ts
shippers" continued the coal moro.a-
mentioned. "That means we ar. n ~
hands Of Pierp0nt Morgan. Tie Dl III
prices az anything he chooses"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
HEARD IN ROCKY MOUNT.
Contracts for the Town
Works-Thc Drought.

ROCKY MOUNT. n. c., September -
(special) amounting to SEW
for the town water-works, to be COM
nenced at once. have been awarded as
follows: Moor & McCrary, Atlah'"' "'''
construction; Tompkins & Co, Chariotte'
n. c.. pump; Cole Manufacturing COM
pany. Newman, Ca. boilers and stand
pipes; jackson & Co.. st. Louis, MO- NJ
ferer. r. -. Wood a Co., Philadelphih'
Pa. pipes and hydunts There were
twenty-seven bids in all.
The drought continues throughout EAST
ern Carolina. and al crops are suffering,
especial.y the fail or root crops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
,o,oucbere,s picture of Dom Paul.

l.OUUOn IruTH.l
met Dom Paul-an honest old SOUL
hint rough certainly. Still he is man 20
respect saw him guilty OF the SOLE
cisrn Of drawing of his boots in company
IN warm his feet. The weather was cold.
and there was a blazing fire. He no more
saw the harm Of toasting his unshod feet
than his ungl0ved hands before il. Dom
paul had principles, and stood by them.
whenever his eye caught lady In
low dress he grunted and turned away
his head He was sent an order 20 the
state box az the opera. and availcd him
self of IL. but the ballet so Mortified him
that he would not stay 20 see II out He
wondered why Gods vengeance did not
overtake Paris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
ers mako thIs complaInt. The dam

ers make this complaint. The damage
began about two weeks ago.
The village OF Portsmouth south OF
Hatteras. IL to be abandoned. ana us
residents will settle near Beaufort me
storm has drowned out the village ana
the surf comes up to the very doorsteps
Of the houses.
There will be large law class to be
examined this month by the Supreme
Court. Senator Butler will be In the num-
Der. -.
Revenue officers have in the past fort
night made very few seizures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
Negro Regulators In Georgia.

BRUNSWICK, GA. September 4.-Last
night q band OF negro men called OIt ard
fogged a negro woman who had been
living with a Chinaman. The woman
was warned that che must not return TO
tho Chinaman's house. Several other ne
gro women have been warned that their
attentions 10 Cinnamon must cease
Black regulators have determined 10 draw
the color line on Orientals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
HAD HIS NECK BROKEN.
Yet He Held on 10 Life NenrIv
Entire Day.

At 10 o'clock Sunday morning a ror...,
man named George Lumpkln was fo,,1
lying IN the orleans-strcet yard +, -
unconscious condition. he was the.,,.
to be paralyzed. and the ambulancs VI,
summoned.
Upon examining the man the sur-.--.
DR. GQodc and Dr. Gum. found DBL. r
broken in two places lie was tate. i.
the city Hospital. whore be- fingered r..,
9 O'Clock Sunday night. Lumpk.n
about 30 years Of age Re was urr...
ried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
Richmonders in New York.

The following We're the Richmond
registered I'm New York yesterday: ]. Do
Etchison, Jr.. J. Bates. 81. Denis.
On Sunday the following arrivals "e'l
noted: c. ]. Menin. Norton: W. ST. h.
Fisher and G. A. Tyel. ST. Denis. D..
Gilmer. Aston; G.. r. Genuury. Bar,ho.dH
L. +. Thayer. Fifth-Avcnue. ". II Mu.,
Manhattan; L. ;. Cohen. Marlb1rousA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
The rrnction Comnnn,,s Tn1.

The City AUDITORS report for the month
Of August shows that the Richmond Iuc
ton Company paid % the city taN ON
its earnings for the previous six month
amounting 20 H32Lg7. For the corr.
spending period last year the COMPANY
paid $3,70693
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
AnnIe of sfrnNr nurneh.

A bale Of straw caught fire ln Fox
stables. on Third between Broad and
Grace streets. about - o'clock last night
An alarm was turned en-. and the COM
pany az the Third-S,reet Enginc-House.
opposite. got ON q stream and quickly
eXtinguished the blaze. The damage was
nothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
Eastern League Championship.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. September 4.-Ro-
chester to-day won the. championship
pennant OF the Eastern Baseball League.
The home club had three games 10 play
with Syracuse to-day. and needed only
the first 10 win the championship. but
won all three.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
No YELLow-FEVER IN MOBILE.
Report TO the Contrary Eject Due TO
TeIegraphic Error.

MOBILE, ALA, September loving TO
an error in the transmission Of the dis
patch of state Health-Omcer Sanders,
September ID, concerning the two cases
Of fever in New Orleans. it was made TO
appear that the cases were in Mobile,
and much concern is expressed all over
this district.
Or. Sanders has denied emphatically
that there is any fever here.
no NEW CASES IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, September 4.-Dr.
Souchon reports tonight that no new
cases OF fever have developed, and that
a house-to-house inspection OF the squares
surrounding the two cases reported
shows no suspicious cases.
DETENTION CAMP FOR KEY WEST.
WASHINGTON. September 4.-Sur-
geon- General Wyman has made arrange
ments for the establishment of deten-
ton camp at the Island of Dry Tortugas,
10 accommodate those who may desire 10
yet away from Key West on account OF
the yelow-feyer The old Jefferson bar
racks on the island will be utilized, and
they are Of sufficient capacity 10 accom-
modate several hundred persons. Assist
ant-Surgeon Clark will be In charge or
the camp.
REMOVAL OF TROOPS.
WASHINGTON, September 4.-The
troops at Key West Will probably be
taken TO New York. but II has not yet
been decided 10 what post they will be
sent after their arrival In that city. They
will be taken away from Key West by
either the Plant or the Mallory lines
The War Department has given instruc-
lions for tho removal OF the United
States troops garrisoning Fort ST. Philip
and Jackson barracks. near New Orleans.
This action was purely precautionary,
and results from the difficulty expert
enced in getting the troops out OF Key
West The garrisons near New Orleans
are made up Of Batteries ID and c, OF the
First Artillery. and 1t is the present in
tention TO take them 10 Atlanta, II the
transportation by rail can be arranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
Mr. LayvIess IL Better.

The condition Of Hon. Joseph IT, lave
less was much improved last night Dr.
was stated that he was better than ha
had been for several days. 10 IS thought
the crisis has been passed aud chat ls
will soon begin to recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
DEATHS.

SCHOCH.- Died. at the residence OK ~.
husband Joseph scnoch, No 30
Leigh street September !, 1879 SO' -
A. SCHOCH; aged "a years
Funeral announcement later'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
southern Buys the X. A. u. R.R.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. September A
Advices received here from New York
state that the Southern railway has
bought the Knoxville and Bristol railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

This Is the Story or the WrJnseu man,
and one can have only feelings Of pity
to hear him relate IL. The sentiment of
the people of this section is unanimously
on the side Of Mr.. Sheppard. They know
ne has been wronged. and wrongly ire
parably, and the sympathy OF all is eN-
pressed for him. People are expressing
themselves freely on tne matter, and do
not hesitate 10 say that they regret that
the shot Mr.. Sheppard fired an the de-
stroyer of his home failed 30 reach its
mark.