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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
An Aged Section Man Thrown Cnder
Loaded Car.

An Aged Section MAJ Thrown Cnder
Loaded Car.
WINCHESTER. VA. Sept. Z5.-Special--
Dennis collins. one OF the oldest section
hands on the Valley Branch Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad was killed near
sfephensons. this county this afternoon
while at work. with a number or fellow
workmen Dir. Collins was engaged ia DIS
tributing railroad ties on a hand car
Tbev we've hurrying TO unload a car be-
bore the approach o. r s0uth-bound tram
and We're throwing u.s Off as me car was
in motion. Mr. Collins attempted 90
board the car but slipped and .felL lie
grasped the handle OF he lever as ne
went down, but It broke off precipitating
him beneath the wheels. The front
wheel passed over his left leg just below
the knee. while the whole Of his foot be-
came caught in The rear wheel. stopping
the ear while the front wheel was on his
left leg. II was necessary 20 unload about
three tons OF ties before the unfortunate
man could be extracted. Ills left Lee
was mangled and he died about an hour
after the accident.
He was brought 10 this city on the
south-bound train and expired just after
reaching home.
Mr.. Collins was born In ireland sixty.
n years ago but came TO this country
when quite young. He h~aslbeen in the
employ of the baltimore and Ohio rail-
road for thirty-0ne years. Mr.. Collins "a
survived 10y "a wife and four sons. Messrs
John, Michael, James and William Collins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

When the baseball seasons waning
And the heroes of tine bat
Arc preparing for their exit
While the r0oters sadly chat,
If g.. Then the football kickers,
Who from public view had Sid
peappoqr and start their drilling
For the battles ON the grid.
CROPS of hair they're cuitivaflng
So that crauiums won't break
Combs and brushes are discarded,
And the barber gets the shake.
Padded suits are rcsurrected
And the playing shoes and hose.
And there's trying ON of ear-guards
And the ugly rubber nose.
Every town and crossroads village
Gets excited DER the game
Each IS forming an eleven
win the hone of winning fame,
There is searching for old players
Who are up tO AN the tricks,
And q grab for husky Fellows
Who are handy in "a mix.
They are practcing the passes
Rushos. tackles and the punls,
And aI other |CYoiutions
That are known in football STUNTS
veams are working ON new signals
They alone can understand,
And they're confident Of winning
on the systems they have planned.
Yes: the football seasons coming
AS is plainly now revealed,
And another class OF heroes
Soon Will pose upon tine field,
Hospitals are getting ready
For the calls DER telephones.
And the surgeons are preparing
To bind up the broken bones.
-pittshurg Chronicle Telegraph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

81 should think III man who wrote sueh
an megible hand as you do would learn
to use the typewriter
"Too hard % learn.
Nonsense. The typewriter Is easy TO
learn"
"Oh. the typewriter is. Of course, but
it's d different matter TO learn TO spell.
You can't end n word with "a crooked Inc
on the typewriter Chicago Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
S1O-WASHINCTON TO NIAGARA
FALLS AND RETURN-SfO.
Via PennsNlvnnin RniIrond.

Special trains with narl0r oars and day
coaches SIN leave Washington at s A..
VI. July 2ltn. August l0th and efrh. Sep
TENDER 7th and -ist. and October 9Th and
10Th. Tickets limited 90 Ten days and NE
lowing stop-ovcr nc Buffalo. Roche r.
Watkins and Canandalgua. returning
within Limit. so. Special rates for side
trips from Niagara Fails 20 Toronto and
Rochester 10 Thousand Islands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

said the old man through his tears, and
+ cot that character from my old marster
VINO showed me the right way"
We say thai the Northern people VIII
never fully understand the relationship
between the white men Of the South ana
the slaves. but that they are gradually
getting a better understanding of 1t Is
aitesi,d by the extract which we have
nnotea from bishop pottery: payer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
Electric Wires Work.

A still alarm IT 1909 o'clock last might
called No. Z engine 10 Burke's clothing
house on Main street. where the lower
ceiling had caught fire. presumably from
an electric light. The blaze was extln-
gulshed after some little damage had been
done.
A large crad gathered. drawn 10 the
scene by some words etwee the hose
men and the crew OF a stret-car, which
had unintentionally run over a line OF
nose
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

Was the result or bis splendid health. IN
domitable win and tremendous energy are
not found where stomach. Liver kidneys
and Bowels are out OF order. II you
want these qualities and the success they
bring, use Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
They develop every power of brain and
body. only 2c. at Owens and Minor
Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

Many of the best and most conservative
business men, mechanics and laborers
are daily becoming members OF 1.-THE
Mutual Homestead Company No. SIC
east Main street.
Have you Investigated their plan? DO
you pay rent? II YOU do. then you want
to see our plan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
DEWEY CELEBRATION AT NEW
YORK.

Reduced Rate via r., L. and u. and
Pennsylvania Railroads $3.50
Round Trip.
Tickets on sale and good going only on
Sept. 9th. 2Sth and 18th. iron-clad sigma
ture form, continuous passage In each di-
rectiOn: final limit October ith.
Tickets on sale at Byrd Street station.
and at Office of Richmond Transfer Co.
g3 east Main street.
W. Il. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

Little Jack and Daisy are nulsnHs .
plate Of peaches. There are onlF wv
enc of Them fine and luscious. the othcl
small and unrlpc.
Daisy-Is 90 gwocdy2
Jack-No. Use not gweedy.
Daisv-Thon oo choose.-Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

Here IS an interesting paragraph from
tho Orlando Star. Fla:
Hon. w. j. Bryan thinks that the best
way to curb the trusts VIII Doe TO allow
each one to do business outside the State
Of its organization only by consent ana
license of the general Government 10
seems 20 ms fhaf such a law. which could
only be- obtained by "a constitutional
amendment would be a great infringe
mont ON tho rights Of tho states. and a
long step toward Federal Capitalization
botb az which effects every Democratic
leader from Thomas Jefferson down has
striven 90 avoid
II is beginning % dawn unon many OF
tho Southern pe9ple that Nlr. Bryan IS
moro of a no1ulist that % Democrat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

She Go amateur photographeJ-Dld you
ever take Miss BuIionE
He (ruefllyl-No; 1 tried tor me
Rrt my, what au awful negative 1 goti
New York World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

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thusiasm)-Thcre. Did you H''"
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she-Have you ever been IN Utah?
He-No. hut was once engaged to- three
girls at the same time. $50 / know about
what some of the men ont there nave 10
nut up with-ChicagO Times-Herald.
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Louisville, because there is great
er danger Of fraud here than IN any part
Of the state, with the possible exception
OF Covington. But it should be followed
up in every county. The determination
to count In Goebel regardless of the votes
OK the people seems 90 DE widespread.
and there cannot Doe too much |precaution
for the protection of the ballot
And so the Democrats OF Kentucky are
organizing 20 protect themselves against
the election law which their own party
made.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

F1ife's a little journey
So the sagcs say;
But wc can purchase tickets
For only one way.
Chicago Times-Horald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
New York viii Think of Nothing This
Week, But Dewey
SHEEHAN AND CROKER Fl6Hl.
IL is a Death Struggle for Supremacy
Love of Dress Causes a Girls Down
fall-kansas Cyclone Injury
SHEEHAN AND CROKER FIGHT

NEW YORK, sept E.-cpccllA-b~"N1
week has dlwuod ana the people of this
| community are thinking of little else than
the great celebration that VIII be had in
Welcoming him home. The crowd is a-
ready COMING I'm and enquiry at the prin-
cipal hotels reveals the fact that never
before in tho history of the city has lheie
been such pre-. ure for accommodations
Every hotel manager I'm the city lfanhIy
says hat it VIII De Impossible tot all me
visi. 90 find sleeping room.
IL b. estimated that upwards of ar""N
nors0ns win witness the Dewey land Da-
radc. only q small part of these VIII De
able To- view the pageant from CONFORM
bile seats in windows and ON stands. me
greater number win have to stand on me
sidewalk. There is not room enough To
seat everybody. and. moreover, Only a icy"
comparatively can afford to pay I-i
seats. All along Riverside drive, central
Park. West and Fifth avenue stands arc
being erected. and &c is probable that over
900 persons viii Doe accommodated oil"
them. Permission was given for sunday
w0rh ON the stands. and to-day the spec
tacle was afforded of scores of carpenter5
busy constructing stands. and scores oi
spectators selling tickets. Price of seats
range from s. Oh $l each. The latter gem
orally carry a dinner with The scat. seats
appear 90 boz selling rapidly.
a FIGHT UNTO DEATH.
10 appears now that the Fight between
shochan and Croker VIII Doe a. fight 90 tho
finish. To was Thought that after Sheehan
had won DIS victory ion hIs own distric.
Croker would Doe dls99sod tJ make terms
with him. but the Tammany boss DIS NOT
iu "a c0uCiiitary mood He has challenged
.H . d. H and L"|.|.n L..
accepted the challenge.
Last Thursday tine two men had "a talk
over a telephone wire. Shochan sought
the interview and Croker granted Dc. Tho
conversation was supposedly a confidential
one. but Croker issued "a statement from
the Democratic CLUB givinr what purport-
ca 10 he q verbatim report of the cone
yersatl0n. and it put sheehan iu the uuen-
viabic position of having asked I'd FAVOR
of croker and of having been feDulsci
Mr. Sheehau comes 0ut with 20 counter
statement giving 70 different version of The
conversation. and continuing % severe ate
tack on the boss. ie starts ont by say-
ing: "It Is now generally believed through
ont the city of Now York that DO is hard
t0 hold Richard Croker to his word. his
promise or agreement If he wants 90 cvade
30. + have not found o. necessary t0 use
the services OF "a press bureau tO clntin-
ually proclaim t0 the world that / ann "a
truthful man. Those who have had dclI-
iugs with me know that 7 am not given
TO uttering fai-ch00ds. the man does not
exist who can say / WilifulIy lied t0 him.
The public do not care much about this
personal dispute. but there is 70 very lively
interest in Shechan as the possible con-
Queror of Croker. II he can Dee employed
to down the boss he VIII Doe 70 hero indeed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
NOTES.

Hon. John W. Tomlinson has announced
himself a candidate for Governor OF Ala
bama. In his speech he said that he stood
on the Chicago platform. which, as a del
eeate TO the last national convention. he
helped 20 make: that ne favored a vigor-
Gus war against the trusts by both Fed
eral and State action. and that he stood
with Mr.. Bryan in opposing the imperial
istic tendencies of the Republican party,
as evinced I'M their foreign policy regard
ing the so-called new possessions
-
The rice crop I'm the vicinity of Darien,
Ga. is said 20 De very fine. The seasons
we're good throughout the year and the
crop was harvested about two weeks ear
lier than usual.
It is quite probable that the large fer
tnizer plant OF the Virginia-C Carolina Com
pany. in Americus. will be put in opera
lion at an early date. Under the old own
ersh,p the plant. which Is one of the lar
cest I'm the State. would have been run
ming ere this. but no one seems TO know
what the company now owning Il will do.
Quite recently a large quantity OF new
machinery has been put in the mill. which
fact induces the belief that it will be
started up at an early d~ate.-Savannah
News.
The Greensville. S. c., Daily News has
offered the farmers Of that section 800 in
six prizes for the best yields Of wheat the
coming season.
Ocaia IS 90 ave a company capitalized
A. 100000. which will grow. cure and man
ufacture tobacco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

Editor Of The Times:
sIr.-A few days ago I saw 10 the
Lynchburg papers 8n account of an inter
view with Mai. r.. v. Gaines. I'm which
me stated that nearly all the fertilizer
companies had gone into 70 trust and that
he was informed ON this account the
price of fertilizers would be materially
advanced next season. IL is true that
nearly an the companies have formed q
combination. but not for the purpose of
advancing the price of fertilizers. but
simply 90 consolidate their capital for the
purpose of reducing expenses Do buying
the raw material for cash and at lower
figures. thus enabling them TO manufac.
ture the goods more economically and
giving them TO the farmer mt much lower
prices than they could buy otherwise. tt
IS a fact. which no one con deny. that
since the organization of Che Nirsinia-Car-
DINA Chemical Company o. Richmond, the
prices of AN fertilizers have been re-
duced each year.
And If there should be an advance. as
Major Gaines predicts. 90 will be the Zee
suit of an advance IN the raw material. as
there is am upward tendency I'm prices in
every department OF business and not on
account OF any combination of the ferti-
lizer companies.
j. w. MORTON.
Keysvlne. Va. Sept. Doth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
TRUSTS FROM LABOR VIEW.
We'll Known Leader Says They Are
Helpful.

Theodore Schaner. Of Pittsburg, presi-
dent of the Amalgamated Association OF
Iron and Steel Workers, was "a witness
before the Industrial Commission yester-
day. He said that about 20 per cent. OF
the iron. steel. and tin workers were or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Academy at s15-Minstrels.
Rifou al S.l5-Naudeville.
Auditorium az S;o-"fra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
AETERMATH.

Col A. X. Mcclure, editor Of the Phila-
delphia Times, says:
eff the Democrats nominated Dewey
for President. with Wheeler or Lee for
Vice President. and adjourned without
adopting any platform the ticket would
be elected by a large majority, but the
Democrats couldn't elect the Apostle Paul
IL headed by the Chicago platform.
"The Wings defeated the Democrats
twice I'm our political history. by the nom
nation of Harrison at Harrisburg I'm De
cember. 1889. without adopting any plat
form. and they again defeated the Demo-
Gratis by nominating Taylor I'm Philadcl-
phia in 1888 without any declaration of
principles whatever"
A correspondent OF the New York Her
aid. writing from Louisville, says that
the chances favor a Republican victory i'm
Kentucky. but that the race VIII be close.
"
The New York Iierald's Washington
correspondent, says:
"Vice-President Hobart's poor health. it
is now generally believed. win make it
impossible for him TO accept a renomina-
ton next year. In that event, it is he
ueyed. the nomination will 80 TO New
York. and. I'm view of Governor Roosc-
velt's determination not 10 accept it. Sec
cretarv OF War Root viii probably be
named"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

''The organization OF an Honest Flee
ton League for Louisville and Jefferson
county" says the Louisville dispatch. sis
an example which should be followed in
every county in Kentucky. II is eminent
ly proper for this movement 10 start in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
Hamburg Steak. &c.

Monroe Market. 40l west Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

A farmer IN Rappahannock county, Va,
received for this years crop Of apples
5000 cash as they hung on the trees, and
there are hundreds Of other farmers who
for whose crops are unknown 10 US. And
yet some say that 4 living cannot be made
in Virginia on farming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1894.
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Ocala IS 90 have a company capitalized
al $500 900. which will grow, cure and man
ufacture tobacco.
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AFEARFUL ACCIDENT.

Keysylne. va, Sept. 10Th.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-21
BERKELEY.

The second days session of the East
ern Virginia Christian Sunday School
Convention was held yesterday, and
was presided over by the president,
Rev. n. G. Newman. Religious exer-
cises were conducted by Rev. j. p. Bar
rett, d. D., of Norfolk. Several new
delegates arrived and were enrolled.
The minutes OF the last session were
read and approved.
The annual address was delivered by
Rev. NJ. w. Butler. pastor of the
church. He took for his subject "The
Scope of the Sunday School Idea" The
divisions were: First. Our AIM sec
ond, One Field third, One Hope. 1t
was a mastery effort.
Prof. j. O. Atkinson. OF Elon College,
was the next TO follow. Subject: The
Endowment of Matter" 1t was the
most stirring speech of the convention.
lie held his audience spell bound.
At II o'clock the convention adjourn
BY Rev w. w. Staley, D. D.. of Suf-
folk. His text was selected from Dan.
5:25.
The afternoon session was called Ia
order at 2:S0 o'clock. Dr. r. T.. Baird
of Windsor, Va. delivered an interest
ing address on The Sunday School as
Our Educator" The convention was
lDrn favored with u solo by Mr.. Rud-
seph Eley. Miss Jessie Holland. of
Suffolk. graduate of Elon College last
session, read a most interesting paper
ON The College GIRLS Duty to Her
Home Sunday School" Miss Hollands
paper. with DR.. l}aird's address. were
requested for publication in the Chris
tian sun.
DR.. w. w. Staley read Il fine paper
and spoke OF Sacred Geography and
Sacred story"
Mt. Carmel. near Windsor. Va. was
selected to hold the next session. The
convention voted SIS 10 the recording
secretary and s. to the corresponding
secretary to defray expenses.
me convention adjourned to meet
TINS morning at $50 O'clock
Mr.. w. @. Steiff, who has been with
the standard oil Company as travelling
salesman for the past Two years. has
accepted position with the Norfoll,
ana Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. a. Gov. Of Movock
\. G.. are the guests of Mr.. T.. l.. Gov
on Liberty street.
Mr.. H. G. Mathews. of washington.
ID. c. is visiting Mr.. w. w. Cox.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of Mr.. w. b. Dougheriy in this
issue. calling attention to his special
reduction sale.
Gunner T. +. Apologize. Of the L. S.
brooklyn. has been assigned to ST. He
lena.
Maud a.. the 3-year-old daughter of