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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-10-16
Big Fire at WaIIa wnIIa.

Walla Walla, Wash, Oct. IA big
fire involving $4,000 loss occurred here
when the large plant of the Wala Walla
Tanning Mill company was destroyed The
foundry was utterly wiped out, together
with all machinery, some stock and a
large quantity of lumber stored at one
end. There is $4,000 insurance on the
building and none ON the stock. The fire
started shortly after the men had left for
dinner; cause unknown.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-10-16
Ex-Governor pills5ury Dying.

Minneapolis, Oct. l6.-Practically all
hope has been given up for the recovery
of Ex-Governor John S. Pillsbury. He is
suffering with Bright's disease, and dur
ing the past week he was unconscious the
greater portion of the time. Mr.. Pills
bury is 10 years old, and has not the
vitality necessary to fight the disease.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-10-16

Antwerp, Oct. Hiking Leopold has
decided to visit New York. He announced
this in an interview granted to the burgo-
master Saturday His majesty expects,
among other advantages, to get in the
United States many suggestions from the
shipping arrangements which will prove
beneficial to the ports of Belgium.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-10-16
sympathy With the Beers.

Berlin, Oct. l4.-Most of the newspa-
pers here referred feelingly to Mr.. Kru-
gers birthday. The papers also comment
with sympathy on the two years war,
pointing out that the remarks of the Brit
ish war secretary, Mr.. Broderick, and
Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Michael
Hicks Beach, furnish proof of the des-
perate straits of the British.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-10-16
Chinese Rebels stin Active.

Canton, Oct. l4.-The viceroy of Can
ton has received an intimation from the
Chinese minister in London to the effect
that large quantities of dynamite, arms
and ammunition have been shipped to
China, presumably for the use of the re-
formers.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-10-16

Tacoma-Quiet; unchanged. Bluel
stem, 53Iac; club, 521sc.
Portland-Walla Walla, 53c; valley
and bluestem, sac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
.R0USIlVG N EE.EIs | ING
in 'yE: WP ORT NENiS
S. S. ?. Patteson and C. Nj. Wallace
the Orators.
MR. PATTEsoN's FINE SPEECH.
air. Wallace Was 'isde to Continue Longer
Thar He Intended, His Audience Re-
iusing Repeatedly to Allow
Him to Stop.
MR. PATTEsON'S FINE SPEECH.
Especial Dispatch to The Times


NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Oct 9.-One
Of the best and most enthusiastic politi-
cal meetings of the campaign was aeld
Tonight under the auspices of the ''Dei:-
ocrauc Herd Of East Enc the speak
ers of the evening being Messrs. ;. ;.
Patteson and Chas. NJ. Wallace. Jr., two
brilliant young orators from Richmond.
The meeting was held in the Club Hail
which was crowded President Pucllett
presided. introducing Captain {. c. BerAe :.
ley who made a few remarks pertinent
TO the situation.
JUMPED INTO. FAVOR.
City Clerk W. L. Cooke made q brief
address, and introduced Nj. Patteson'
who jumped into Immediate favor by d
complimentary reference to the name OF
the organization.
He then addressed himself seriously to
the Norfolk platform with particular rel
crence TO the primary plank and the
employers liability feature. lie dlsctSS-
ed the pledge OF the party, touching the
supremacy of the white man, compll-
mented the State ticket and closed with
another compliment to the Herd,
y FINE SPEECH.
Mr.. J. L. Marye spoke briefly and intro
duced Mr.. Wallace who made one OF the
most effective political speeches ever
heard here. His audience refused repeat
edy to let him stop speaking when he
tried to. and his remarks were more ex-
tended than originally intended. Saying
that he had frequently heard that Viz
:yin:a would be Republican if it were not
for the black man, he demonstrated The
unveiaciousness of such an assumptions
He talked Of the honest Democratic adj
ministration Of State affairs: discussed
also the employers liability measure. and
talking Of the accusation of fraud
against the party, showed how it had
been successful unoer all election laws
and would continue to be SO as long as
Republican principles We're as they are.
The speaker complimented Captain
Berkeley for his manly support of l.. p.
Stearnes, the legislative nominee. and paid
a splendid tribute 10 the State nominees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
RESULTS At MORRIS PARK.
No: Coed Day for Fayorites, aud Only Two
Ven.
fEy Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct alto the Morris
Park races to-day only two favorites We're
successful these being Charaw.nd at 6
20 5 and Femesole at 13 to ). Cha1awind
Won the autumn hurdle race cleverly
from The Driver, an added starter. These
two had the issue between them after
the arst mile and were all alone ct the
end. as Captain January. who finished
third. was twenty lengths hack. Femesole
only had good exercise gallop to win
the Hurricane stakes Summaries:
First race-the autumn hurdle handi-
cap; two miles-Charawlnd g to s. tirst,
The Driver 4 to u second, Captain Janu-
airy 90 to y third. Time, s:z4
Second rsce-five turlongsBelle Of
Lexington e to y lrst, Cervera a to u
second. Ante Up GO to y third Time.
IS 1-2.
Third race-thte Hurricane stakes: SELL
ing; five furlongs-FemesoleQ 3 to s. first.
Le.schen 60 TO u secced. Presnmntioa a.
to ID third Enaa "a II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
RACES AT CAPE CHARLES.
Darkness Came LeIore Either Co1id Be Fin
ished They Were So Close.
fSpccial Dispatch to The Times }


CAPE CHARLES, VA, Oct. 9.-The
second day of the Chesapeake AgricUl-
tural Fair was well attended and the
races were closely contested. There was
a y -cace AND q three minute class, tut
net:i-- race was finished on account OF
dai;i,., SIS, although there We're four heats
III each race. The best time made to-day
was IDS, by ForIey. owned by S. T. Not
tingha;n, Machiponso.
The unfinished races Will be completed
tomorrow morning.
The joint Democratic Conventions OF
Northampton, Accomac and Elizabeth
counties will be held here tomorrow to
nominate iioater delegates and Senator
to the legislature
Colonel ]. Hampton Hoge, Republican
candidate for Governor, is advertised to
speak at the fair on Friday, Oh which day
the fair closes with q grand tournament
and a bail HI night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
VARSITY, 80: ST. ALBANS, 0.
TIE Team That VIII Play scwanee Eere
Thanksgiving Day.
CSpecial Dispatch 10 The Times.)


CHARI VA, Oct. s.
The University OF Virginia won its third
victory this afternoon, defeating st Al
bans School team by SO to in short
halves.
The team which played to-day will prob
ably represent Virginia III the annual
game w4t:, Sewanee in Richmond Thanks
giving Day Williams and Hobson on the
ends and Hairs at left tackle put % 4
great defensive game for the home cam.
wIi!e Landlord was the sure grourd
ga:i er.
Paild at right tackle was ST. -llbais'
strength The Varsity showed ",.sGed
weakness in punting and goal lcA!hss
-Four touchdowns were made III the .l4st
raj ard three in the second on e'1e
onslaughts on the visitors line ana fast
running around the ends.
Burnley Landlord, an eN-S:chmond
College player MADE the prettiest run of
the day, soon after the first kick off, TAX
ing the pig-si.in thirty-siN yards. Walker
Was able to gain frequently.
The first game of Importance Will be
played Saturday With Gallaudet. Line
up:
Virginia-IIobson (NTcGnD. left end:
Harris Cooke left tackle; Moore, left
guard; Waters, center; Benet, right
guard; Walker, right tackle; Williams.
right end; Mason, quarter; Coleman
tChurch). left half; Landlord, right half;
Carroll Of. I5aTlis) full.
II. atlans-ReynolGs. left end: Daniel.
left tackle; Yost, left guard; Eobbie, cen
ter; Jones, right Euar0; Baird right
tackle; Munger Crrittonl, right end: Bag
by, quarter: Ed Munger, left half, Ship,
right half; Hannum, full.
Touchdowns-Car Walker; g. Goals
Coleman. .: Walker ,. Goals missed
Coleman, ?; Walker, I. Umpire. Willis.
Referee, Henry. LincSmec, Kempner and
linton. :: meleepers, Elsom and Moran.
Tine of halves, fifteen minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
CONVENTION GOSSIP.
The Committee o. Education Holds a Meet

The Committee on Education met yes
terday, morning To again consider the
resolution adopted last week to name the
/ University of Virginia as the only edu-
acational institution OF the State with a
liked appropriation in the Constitution
The former action was changed only so
FAR as to specify the smallest sum to be
annually appropriated to be fifty thous-
and dollars.
Delegates r. Walton Moore. Hin Car
ter, A. 9. BraXton and Carter Glass adj
voc2ted this course in short speeches
Delegates Francis L. Smith and G. F.
Garnet did not oppose the proposition
to make Constitutional provision for the
university. but strongly advocated the
insertion in the ordinance Of the Tir-
.inia Military Institute.
s The yots was taken and The resolution
vas defeated.
S The vote was then announced in favor
Of the University with the present sum
appropriated as a minimum sum, and
Vas carried. Chairman McIlwaine ana Mr..
9 Earman alone voting No" While ten
members of the committee voted Yea
iMessns. Glass. Kendall and Lawson
Here appointed as a committee OF con-
ference with the Finance Committee in
reference TO the resolution introduced by
Z Mr.. Meredith providing for local option
on questions of special taxation fo- school
I purposes.
The debate now in progress on the
question of allowing compensation to
owners OF property condemned for pub
3 lie uses, when the property is damaged
Enough not actually touched, will prob
ably consume the whole week. 1t is UNI
derstood that besides The speech to-day
by Mr. Hill Carter in opposition, aiess-s.
Hntton, Petit and Hancock oppose 1t.
Others not known Will also oppose the
proposition. Among those who vii! speak
In favor OF the report AFRO Messrs. Mer-
edith. Ingram and Withe-s. while Chair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
MIR, ELLYsOni IN LYNCHBURG.
The Zenith District Committee Confer WITH
lin, There.
lsnec,aI DISPATCH TO rhe Times

LTNCHBURG. VA, Oct. 9.-state
Chairman I5Ilysor and Mr.. Joseph Button.
chairman of the Tenth District Commit
tee, arrived in the city to-day. and at
Hotel Carroll tonight had a conference
with chairnlen and nominees of the coun
ties of the Tenth District east OF the
Elue Ridge.
Judging by reports submitted, the Dem
ocratic party in the Tenth District is in
good trim to win Il victory in November
Plans for the campaign Were discussed
and mapped out. Mr.. Etlyson leaves to-
night for Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
H0GE At CLIFTON FORGE.
Democrats Have Strong Candidates and VII!
'!akc s Stiff Fight
Especial Disoatch to The Times

CLIFTON FORGE, VA. Oct. o.-Colonel
J. Hampton Hoge anC George a. Rever-
comb, Republican candidate for State
Senate, addressed q. large meeting here
last night. The meeting was we'll at
tended by beth Democrats and Republic
cans from miles around
The Republicans claim this county by
n safe majority, but the Democrats have
stronger nominees then ever before and
are making a hard fight throughout the
whole district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
man Moore will close the debate in sup
port OF the report submitted by the COM

port or the report submitted py the colii-
1nittee.
NO effort was made to hold committee
meetings yesterday afternoon or last
night. Members have at length come 70
realize that bucking against q circus one
day is not like tackiing a whole week s
Carnival OF Wonders, with the pleasure
of seeing the sights with prominent con-
stituents from the remotest nook ana
corner OF TIE State The Committee on
Expenditures held a short session TO
audit pressing current claims for con-
veation expenses.
Hon. and Mrs Thomas n. Jones, of
Isle of Wight, accompanied by MIR. and
Mrs. Charles ". Warren, OF Surfy, were
on the floor OF the convention yesterday
during the debate on the report Of the
Legislative Committee. Mrs. Jones oc-
cucied the seat of Captain r. l.. Parks,
which is by that of Major ". A Ander-
son, of Rockhridge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
FAIR. LYNCH BUNG
". nC.r iS-fS 1901

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway announces special rates OF one
fare Mus fifty $50 cents for the round
trip. from points within the state OF
I.ynchburg and return. Tickets eInbrac-
ing coupons for one admission to the tair
grounds to be on sale October 18th to 1Sth
Inclusive return limit October list.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRAINS

The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tonac Railroad viii run special trains
leaving illba Station at 1890 2. NJ. Thurs
day and Friday. October 18th and llta.
for Fredericksburg and AL intermediate
points to accommodate those attending
the Carnival and Horse Show.
W. p. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
ray 1.ISs TO BaLrlsIoHH
RICHMOND CARNIVAL. & HORSE
SHOW OCT, 7TH no I2r:i. 1891

For the above occasion the Atlantic Coast
Line will sci! tickets TO richmond; Va.
on sale as follows. State OF Virginia. Oc
soI,er 5th 10 18th. inclusive; State OF North
Carolina. October 18th TO 10Th. inclusive:
i5i;rs- Columbia and Charleston and sta
IONS east and north thereof. October 7.h,
81, and 9th; return limit of all tickets,
October a 1901
FOR further information apply TO all
agents of the company.
c. s. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
SOS East Main Street Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
SPECIAL SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
Ec!woen Escl,mona and Danvi,ie for

For accommodation OF visitors during
Carnival week, the Southern Railway
will operate Special Sleeping Cars be-
tween Richmond and Danv:lle, each d.
rection. daily on It's night trains. first
car to leave Danville Sunday, October
9Th last car to leave Richmond night OF
October 18th. These sleepers will be
ready for occupancy at either end Of the
line at $3.50 P. NJ, and will be cut of in
station until Z A NJ. This is in addition
to the Southerns regular Sleeping Car
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE S. =. L.
t:S!-,

Tho Seaboard Air Line Railway will
operate q fast Carnival Special" be-
tween Henderson, \. c., and Richmond
Va. daily, during the Carnival. This
train will make all intermediate stops
One fare for the round trip. The Car
nival Special will leave Henderson at
$50 A. NJ. arriving in Richmond at 10 a.
NJ. Returning, leave Richmond at 5 P.
NJ arriving in Henderson, N c., $50
P. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust to
me, the Undersigned, dated April S, 1896,
and duly recorded In aenrico County
Court in .. 3. 151 A, page 1914. default
having been made In the payment OF q
sum Of money therein secured, and being
required by the beneficiary Hereunder SO
to do, will sell, on the premises on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1901,
at 5 o'clock P. NJ, the property described
in said deed.
The house contains z rooms, is a we'll
constructed Frame Dwelling: the Lot
fronts 2Sx120 feet to an alley
This is an opportunity for bargain.
TERMS-Cash as to expenses Of sale,
any taxes that. may be due, and enough
to pay a note for $500 and interest from
May 16, 1901. Balance cash. FIRE.
+. n WORTHA1I. Trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10

Fourth race-siy and q half furlonSs-
Chiffon 6 to y first DcReszke 90 to u
second, Brunswick Go to u third. lime,
1:20 Ia.
Fifth -nile-Lor6 Pepper &c to y
first, Elgy IL to 81 second, Lamp O,Lee
q TO y third. Time, 1872
Sixth race-1rile-A!fred Nargrave Geo
to y fist. Rowdy Is to y second, Wild
Eirate e to y third. Time, 1:4l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
,cEfTRAL CAROLINA FAIR, GREENSBORO
N. C. oJT0BEB 7.l2 1901.

:or the above OCCASION the Southern
Railway announces special rates Of s one
fare plus nifty Coy cents for the round sslp
70 Greensboro NC, ard return. from
ali POINTS with the State. also from
Iynchburg, Richmond, Norfolk and inter
MEDIATE points In the State OF Virginia,
the ticket. embracing coupons for one
admission to fair grounds Tickets on
sale. October 5th to 11th,s inclusive, return
at OctotNH IA o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10

Attorney-General Montague will speak
in. Roanoke city on Saturday night next
and or Tuesday next at Bath Court. Ar
engagements have been made by the City
Democratic Committee to have their pro-
posed big rally next Thursday night in
The Academy OF Music. The speakers
will be Acknowledgement Montague and
Hon John Goode.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10

Hon. John f. Ryan. OF Loudoun. VINO
is here attending the Carnival. thinks lis
chances for the speai1ership of the House
of Delegates are very good. lie has re-
sceived letrerS from many nominees,
pleGEing him their hearty support.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10

Hon. S. Wilkins Mathews and DR..
Frank Fletcher, of Accomac, are regis
tered at Murphy's. They say the East
Frn Shore will give her usual heavy Demo
cratic majority this fail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-27
FUSS OVER PASTURE.
Aged Man and wife Given n Severe
Castigation.

Ex-Represcntative Wm. BRADBURY
was arrested at Clay Center, Kan, on q
charge of assault and battery for
horsewhipping MIR. and Mrs. Burnell
In n pasture adjoining his farm south
of Boughton.
II appears that Bradbury and Bur-
nell, who are %neighbors, entered into n
contract some years ago whereby Brad
bury was TO deed TO Burnell "a acres of
land whenever he would pay $40 per
acre for IL. and as rental for same in
the meantime Bradbury was to have
the hay on n 2O-acrc tract belonging to
Burncll. Last April Burncll notified
bradbury that he was ready to take
the deed, but Mr.. Bradbury replied
that he had changed his mind. Bur
nell Mt once served notice that as Brad
bury had ~rcpudiated his contract In
not making deed, he could not cut the
hay on the 20 tract acre mentioned.
Notwithstanding the notice Bradbury
cut the hay. While Burnell was
mounted on a pony herding cattle,
Bradbury came up, also mounted, and
with n mule whip, fiercely struck Bur-
nell over the eyes, mead ana DOuy,
chasing him about n half a mile, deal
ing blows ms he went. Burnell was
obliged to take to his bed from the ef.
fects OF the beating.
The following morning Mrs. Burnell
took the herd out on the same pasture,
and was numerically whipped by
Bradbury on the face and body with q
mule whip.
Burnell is CD years Of age, an old
soldier and prominent In q. A. II. cir
cles, is badly crippled up from gunshot
wounds received in the war, for which
nc receives $40 u month. Mrs. Burncll
Is a slim little woman, about 81 years
old, while Bradbury, their antagonist,
Is q large man Of about IS years.
He gave bonds for his appearance at
the next term Of district court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-27
TO REAR A SHAFT
Monument Will be Erected 70 Ma
tons Latest Martyr.
PLANS ARE ALREADY UNDER WAY
Cemetery mt canton selected rs site
Cabinet Opposes Plnn-Closc Friends
OF Mckinley Behind the Monu-
ment-Commlttee speaks

At n meeting of the executive com
mittee appointed upon the authority
conferred by the cabinet for the pur-
pose of conducting the final o~bsequies
of the late president ut Canton, steps
were taken for the organization of an
association having in view the cree
ton of a national monument at the
cemetery in Canton to the memory of
the president. The committee has au-
thorized the following statement:
1.-The place in view is beautifully To-
Gated In the cemetery, where the de-
ceased members of the presidents
family are already buried. The loca-
ton was visited by members OF the
cabinet, members of congress and 9TH
ers who were in attendance Mt the
funeral.
"There was but one sentiment ex-
pressed as to the beauty and eligibility
of the location. 1t is upon n lofty en-
inence~ commanding u view of the city
and country for miles around, and is in
n new portion of the cemetery not
heretofore used for burial purposes.
MANY visitors have expressed their
appreciation of this selection, and all
agree that n more fitting place for the
final repose of the presidents remains
could not be selected.
After the corporation had effected
its organization steps will be taken to
procure subscriptions with a view 10
the speedy erection OF the monument.
while the committee have taken
upon themselves the formal steps for
the incorporation of an association un-
der the lawi of Ohio, the association,
when formed, will be in no sense local
in its character, but will be made thor
oughly national in its management and
cOntroln
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-27
broom Corn on tho Boom.

Broom corn is on the boom and the
farmers of central Illinois are profit.
ing. During the last three days the
price has jumped from sos to $3.50 per
ton. Representatives from many big
factories in the United States and
Canada are now in the Arcola district
trying to furnish their houses with
material with which to supply the
trade. The farmers stand their ground
and many of them refuse to let go, de-
claring they will bull the market and
obtain their own price.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-27
Conductor Attacked by Robbers.

Conductor Scott Walls, OF the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas, was slugged
In front Of his residence at Parsons,
Kan. He was just reaching home and
had turned to go up the steps when he
was slugged from behind. lie saw no
one and thinks robbery was the cause
Of the act. His money was secreted
and the robbers found none of it. He
lay insensible until 3 o'clock in the
morning, when he was found. He is
badly, although not fatally hurt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-27
COLLAPSE IN BIG o
Chicago Building Partially Wrecked by
Failing Walls

A Chicago dispatch says: The six
story department store of Rothchild 4
Co., located on the corner of State and
n Buren, streets was partially
wrecked by the falling Of inside par
tition walls. The damage to the build
ing stock will aggregate Saa5,o0o.
An arch was being cut between two
compartments on the second floor of
the building and is thought the walls
were not sufficiently supported. Mem
bers of the firm state that the collapse
was caused by the explosion Of an
electric storage was being cut gave
way and brought down all the floors
from the roof to the basement, the
ruined space making an area OF about
twenty-five square feet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-27
Soldier Runs Amuck.

A special dispatch to the World-IIer
aid from Fort Mead, s.. d., says: Chas.
Lynch of company NJ returned from
Sturgis crazy drunk with alcohol. He
entered company NJ barracks and i'm
mediately began firing revolvers at his
comrades. A bullet hit A. V. Caldwell
in the thigh, and another struck Chas.
IL. Amich in the stomach. A guard
standing near shot at the drunken SOL
der, hitting him in the stomach.
Amich died from his wound