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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

eyGRACE-sTREET PREsHYTERIAN
CHURCH Services 1T IA o'clock s.m. ani 3
O'Clock p m. PreaehlnEby Rev W. ". Moore
of Union Theological seminary. Sabbath
school services a. I'D o'elock am, Weines-
5ay night ,eryiccs at O'Clock prayer meet
Ing Friday afternoon AZ i2J.
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rz-sECOgD BAPTIST CHURCH con
ner II Main G0i SIKH streets. Rev. ".
Lautrum. 10. h. pastor worship al u = 70
anl 3. IA. Sunday school at sso a II. etfan-
gels welcome
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- FIRST BAPIIsT CHURCH. corner o.
Twelfth and Broad strceis.-key. George
Cooper. D. D. pastor viii preach at u an.
and SPIN. Bibe class At e.i5 am.
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HoLIDAYtG0ops
R. l. Christian & Co.,

CHRISTIAN, WHITE 2 CO..
o1oF ihis season the onost stock OF Christmas
goods they have ever has. including Hone
made snnoe-Neats Preserves Pickles, srlton
cbeddor' Rocktort, Fronese DO BIie Cheese.
Imported Sherry and Madeira w.ucs. Impo-
Fial and DeAssa Raislns OF the finest quality.
ldccl-ft
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TWIST MAIN STREET BAPTIST
CHI RICH. corner Of Main and Beech sirest'
Preaching suldsyat II q m and liip m by
the pastor. Rev " = salpuan- All are IN
vtci 10 attend
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co PARTNERshiP
RicHNoSD, "a. NoYnber !. ~.

RICHMOND "a, NOxMbsr J, ls5s.
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
W dsg formed co-partnsrship un.er the
Ariu name OF CHALMERS s sIRfSGFEL-
low, Tor the purpose Of conducting the Fuel
Business 10 al IS branches. Having pu.-
chased the good will. fixtures. etc OF A. L.
ELLEIr, H.. We respectfully solicit oon-
tinuanoe II the patronage OF his frienis aad
tae Julie generally, and trust BY sttsntion TO
the wants OF our customers 10 merit eoaul-
uaucs Of same.
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WFOCBTH PREsBKTERIAN CHURCH.
West Grace street. Rev. J.. Calvin stewart
astoI--PfeacAlns at u O'clock an. SD
o'clock p.m., by the pastor on sunday Lee.
tufo welue sday evening OF o'clooh' Sab
oa,b school at s55am. Seats tree. A hearty
wslc .me foT a.l.
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ss-LElGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner Tveuty.fth and Leigh Rev. s. A.
Goodwin, .. D.. pastor. Services at II an.
ana ..SJp.m sunday school at 9ij ami mems
prayer meeting Iuesday night at . O'Clock.
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-TCRACE-sIREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
temporary pastor Rev. Dr. John Pollard u.
Sunday school ~ Gam. sunday preaching az
liam. ami .Jl pm; wednesday services aiy
pmsfh3ay service (young men'si az 3 "a.
FREQ seats auda welcome % all.
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ez~LAUREL STREET METHODIST
CHURCH. corner Laurel and Aibemafle
streets, Rev. w, o. wagsensf, pastcr-Paeach'
ing a. j. am. ana T.i5 pm. Al welcome
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ga-TMRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH, corner
OF Twenty srtn and Marshall streets. Rev Z
s. Co's. pastor Preaching at II am sad ~
? NJ by L a. Cole. sunday school a. j. d N. -
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~ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Of Giace aud Madison streets. hey
Robert f. ken D. d., pastor viii preach at
llau sui pm. 8uuiay-sonooI az e3, a.u
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From all accounts Mr. Blaine does not
propose to allow himself 10 be thrust
aside, but 10 org smiling his forces TO de.
msnd the position Of Secretary OF State
IL Mr. Harrison Is the man his grand.
father was, It will not take him
long 70 let Mr.. Blaine know tina, be 10.
tends to DO President.
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v.nn,srccs shouts be made by drafts
- ,os,o.yco orders or registered letter
payable 70 ,su,>o coNp,Nv
Richmond Va
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swTHlRD PREsBYTER1AN CHURCH
corner os BFcad mad Twenty sixth streets
suulty-school at $50 am, Communion ssr-
mon uli services al IL = H.; BaPtismal serve
for iuflutI at p.ma Preaching hy Rev
T. Z. how.zou al IL ri. aud Pm. NJ nisnt
.eTFCes
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czrMOORE MEMORIAL CHURCH Laurel
street. near Main, Rev D. 7. sprigg rector
Services at li.l5am. sod 3 pm.
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TIE DIRECT TAX BfLI-The whole
history II The Direct Tax oil up 10 date
forms one Of the most singular chapters
10 recent legislation. The measure has
been advocated or opposed on broad prln-
ciplrs OF eqoi'y and justice and on hon
est difference of opinion as 10 the consli-
tutional powers OF Congress. More than
twO-thirds OF the Senators voting hno
almost two-thirds OF the Represen aiiyes
voting have declared for ii. Il Is neither
Job nor steal. nor spasmodic indulg'
ence Of extravsgani propepsItiesi nor
has II been pushed In the interest OF any
gang OF Claim agents. But II involves
taking from the Treasury. and conse-
quently from the cherished surplus, many
millions Of dollars. and the question Is,
Will the President siga itf-The Sun.
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XIV EGTMGNI5TfR CHrUCH. west
Car, sueet Services bY d. Ken every sun
day afternoon at4 O'Clock sni at E O'Clock %
friday night
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TeECO>D PRE5BTIERIAN CHURCH
DIR. uogo. az liam. aud Pm. Oh Market
u0ll az pm.
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~BRoAD-erBEET METHODIST
CHURCH. BROAD ond Tenth streets, Rev s S
Lambeth pastor Preaching AZ u am sub
isot, TITO Mighty Go5,9 au1 10 p-m. Sub
loot. "Ths Aa.onic Gsyspog.. ~. AL wel-1-as
ssat3 free.
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Est Marks EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev Dashicu. D. D.. rector Res " 3.
Williams, a4ssmut-D.vine services at n am.
ana pm. sunday school at9a.m.
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.srTRISITY AEIHopIsT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. c0rasr Broad sni Iwsnlstt
s-r,sa, Rov Joseph etuIsis, psstor-
Preaching ct u an and E p ID. WsdEs5iaJ
eyo1ing services AZ 80 o.oioos
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W-PABK-rLACE METHODIST fPisco-
Pat CnC ACH.- Preaching by Tue paat9E,
neY " L EYaHs 30 u a.m. ani PA.
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH Protestant
Ep.scopaD-Rev John d. Newton. rector
Divide service az II an. and 4 pun; Sunday
school, go am. cordial welcome, and
ushers az front door 10 furnish seats.
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eTCENIEEARG MEIH0DIsTcH CHURCH
Grlc0 street between Fourth aud Fitth.-Roy,
william +. IudG.as, pastor. Preaching at II
y'olockam. and 7i5 pm. strangers and others
a.MAla MalelMe
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sTsT. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPIsCO-
PAL enc RCH. Broad street, between Tweu-
yi0uth and Twenty Services ana ser
mons az il a.m. and pm
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sFUNIO. STATION CHUECH corIer
Twenty fourth aud = notwithstanding at II
an aud 50 70. ty the pastor h=g James
AaLAn.
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~ ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL cHUBCh,
corner OF Fltth and MaTstail streets. --Dl-
VINO services q II am. ana pm. Rev. Joshua
Petsrkiu, rector Rev. Preston Nah, assist
aat minister
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.ECLAY STREET. t. CHURCH, 55gtt
Rev. W. n. Atwill, pastor 70. prsa ching at II
a.rn and OF pm SUNDAY school At an
ali are invited.
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.g~wEDDELL MEMORIAL CHAPEL,
D my street, Tultou.-servlce and sermon
ana holy communion At as pm.
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sT-GRtCE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner
0f Ionshoo and Main streets. Services by
Rev II Melville Jackson at lam. aud pm.
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The Imprisoned Moonshiners.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, August 1.-[Special. J.
Reports from Bib county today state that tho
moonshiners are still in the coal mine drift,
strongly guarded by citizens.
George Snyder was the name of the one
killed on Monday night. Jim Hickey, Bill
Ray, and a negro whose name could not be
learned are still in the drift.
There were originally six of tho moonshiners
and they were regarded by the revenue officers
as the most desperate band i'll the state. They
were making moonshine whisky and selling It
to miners and railroad laborers in Bib and
Tuscaloosa counties. About two weeks ago
Xxi Payton and King Lunsford, two of the lead
ers, were arrested by deputy United States
marshals. The other four lay in ambush for
the officers all day. but they left the neighbor
hood with their prisoners by another route.
The officers were guided and assisted by
Jack Lawley, appointment citizen Of Bbb coUn-
ty. Last Sunday night Lawley was murdered
and robbed by Snyder, Hickey, and the other
two members of tho gang. This aroused the
citizens and the moonshiners were driven into
the drift and one of them killed, as reported
last night. Deputy United States Marshal
Patton, with posse, left for Bib county to-
day, and will capture the moonshiners, dead
or alive,
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Banlxs's Bravery,

RALEIGH, n. c., August 4.-TSpecial /
There was q very remarkable death by drown
ing at Nagshead, a seaside resort on the coast
of this state, last Tuesday, the details of which
have just reached here.
of singular bravery. He was widely known
and esteemed. One of his hobbies was self-re-
lance, and on this point he was a fanatic. He
had repeatedly declared that. no matter what
the danger might be, he would never call for
aid from any one. His strange training made
him fancy such calls for aids as cowardly.
Captain Banks was bathing in the surf with
friends near by when he was seized with
cramp, and in his condition might easily have
been saved had he spoken or made any sign,
but he did neither, prefering to die rather than
ask aid. He was soon swept away and
drowned. Too late his friends remembered
his Strauga within.
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He Escapcd TI,ree Nyobs.

CARTHAGE, Tenn, August 1.-TSpecial. +
At II O'Clock last night, fifty armed men WIS.,
tied the Jail at this place ard hung w. H.
Handley, who killed j. B. Warman, deputy
sheriff, near Rome, in this, Smith county,
while the latter was arresting another party
Handley's trial was set for today, and when
his mother and family arrived in town this
morning to attend the trial they were met
with the news of his death. His mother is
now Frustrated on account of the affair, and it
is thought the shock will kill her.
When the mob arrived at the Jail they found
it well guarded by the sheriff and posse of
men. The sheriff pleaded with the mob
to let the law take its course
and announced his determination to protect
his prisoner. Neither his appeals nor the gun
shots fred from his fortifcation were of any
avail. The mob broke down the barred doors
and demanded the prisoner and keys to Hand
ley's cell. The sheriff reiterated his determi-
nation to protect Handley, whereupon the
mob secured axes, crowbars and other rude
implements and battered their way into the
apartments of the trembling victim.
With rope around Handley's neck, the
mob hurried across the river and swung him
up to large tree within sight of the Jail. Tho
body was allowed to hang until this morning,
when Coroner A. NJ. Fiske impaneled a
jury of inquest, the verdict OF which
was that the deceased came to his
death by hanging at the hands of unknown
DartieS
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Struck by Lightning,

CowPENs, S. G. August 4.-[Special. MIR.
Robert Linden, who lives two miles from this
place, was in his house during the storm yes
terday between three and four o'clock, with
his wife, and two children, one two years old
and the other little boy six years old. Light
ing struck the roof of the house killing Mr.
Linden aud his wife instantly, and set fire to
house. The little children gathered around the
dead bodies of their parents bewildered until
the roof commenced to fall in, when the little
boy dragged the body out, and huddled down
near the chimney, so as to be protected from
the beating rain and remained there until
driven off again by the heat and falling timbers.
The little fellow got to the road, and pulled
the baby along the best he could and the child
came near being drownedl from tho flood of
water in the road. They were finally discov-
cred by a neighbor who CHANGED along the
road, and taken care of. The little boy says
his mother was in the act of setting pan to
catch the water from a leak in the roof, and
Mr.. Linden was standing near her, when
lightning struck the house, and that they were
killed instantly. Their remains could not be
recovered, as they were consumed in the
house.
Mr. Linden had three other children who
were absent at school at the time There was
a very heavy rainfall here at the time of the
accident
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make a clean breast Of the affair and imnlicato

make clean breast of the affair and implcate
some very prominent Montgomery people,
Throughout the long trial Vincent's lips re-
manned sealed, and the startling develop
ments waited for never came.
Since Vincent's confinement he has become
morose and dissatisfied. A few days ago he
sent for one of the state inspectors, and to
him announced his intention of making a full
statement of all his stealings and telling the
names of the parties who received portion of
the Doodle. Vincent said that before he died
he would let the world know the whole story
claims that it will be only justice to let the
world know that others were benefited by his
crime.
He does not say when he will make his state
ment, but he is determined to make public the
whole story.
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PARKERsBURG, w. Va, July 31.-Two
maideIf ladies, Maria and Viretta Reeves. liv-
ing near Dayisyille, just above here, last night
shot and killed one burglar and mortally
wounded and captured another about mid
night.
One of the sisters saw man in her room.
She raised revolver and fired, killing him.
He WAS shot through the temple. The other
sprang on the other burglar as he was trying
to escape through the window. He was too
late, as lie fell 10 the ground with bullet
through his groin.
Both burglars were strangers in these parts,
but are supposed to be old timers. The two
heroic women are being lionized by their
neighbors. They are generally supposed to
keep large sum OF money in their house.
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He is Not Che Man,

RALEIGH, N c., July 31.-[Special. 1.-The
man who has been under arrest here for
month past for Scott Partin, wife and child
murderer Of thirteen years ago. was released
from Jail this morning
The district solicitor has been in correspond
ence for some time past with a view to estab-
fishing the identity Of the prisoner and at last
received letters from United States army Off
GERS which conclusiTely prove that he was not
Partin.
The case was one Of the most peculiar on roc
ord. His resemblance to Partin made it impos-
was not he, aud the presence Of marks and
scars, like those known to have marked Par
tin, made the matter still more difficult.
He is identified as Robert Lee, who was in
the Fifth United States artillery in 1915 and
some time afterwards
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A Terrible Death,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August mfr. John
kirkman, president of the American National
bank, and . prominent capitalist, was killed
tonight in frightful manner.
For some time past he has been in a feeble
state of health and confined at home. He is
very fond of driving, and had spirited gray
horse, which everyone knew by sight The
last two or three days he has been driving out
to the West Side park in the afternoon.
Tonight, after two hours drive, he was re-
turning, when he struck the horse slight tap
with the whip. The animal jumped, throwing
Mr.. Kirkman forward over the front of the
little trotting wagon, his foot catching and
suspending him head downwards at the horses
heels. The frightened horse began running
and kicked the helpless man on the head at
every jump. He ran nearly half a milo down
Broad street and was finally stopped at the
corner of Walnut street, where his 5on-in-law
III. G. Pritchett, lives.
Mr.. Kirkman was dead when reached. He
was taken into his daughters house, the same
house into which the dead Miss Ensley was
taken six years ago. Mr.. Kirkman was the
father of several prominent Nashville people,
Mr.. Norman Kirkman, his son, is now in Cali
forna with his wife. Mr.. Kirkman's wife and
daughter, Miss Jennie, are in New York His
other children are Mrs III. G. Pritcherd, and
Mrs. c. D. Berry, and Mrs. VIM. Baxter, of
Knoxville
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Crisp Renominated.

AMERIcus, Ga, August 1.--[Special. The
sional district met IN Glovers opera house in
this city at II o'clock this morning. The con-
yention was called to order by Captain John
A. Cobb. G. @. Duncan. Of Houston county,
was elected president; w II. Love and w. w.
Pondleton Secretaries. The roll of counties
was called and every county IN the district was
represented, except Laurcns and DOoly.
Mr.. g. G. Smith Of Pulaski county, then in
an eloquent speech, presented tho namo Of
Charles II. Crisp for nomination for congress-
man. Tie said Judge Crisp has won distinc-
ton in tho war, on the bench, and IN congress.
and has enlisted tho confidence OF his constitu-
ents by faithful discharge OF every duty inn
posed upon him.
Judge Crisp was nominated by accla;nation,
amid deafening cheers.
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An Alabama Tragedy,

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 31.-[Special. i
From a telegraph operator at Blocton, who
arrived in the city tonight, were learned the
meagre details of bloody tragedy in Bib
county, about fifty miles south of this city.
For some time a gang of desperate moon
sinners has been operating around the coal
mines and railroad camps in that neighborhood
They became so bold that they detied arrest
and the last deputy United States mrshall
who visited that section was run off, and
ordered by the moonshiners never to return.
Last Sunday night this gang of moonshiners
waylaid and murdered prominent citizen of
the county for his money. This aroused such
excitement among the citizens of Brierfeld
and that vicinity, that strong posse was
organized to hunt down the outlaws. They
were soon found, and after an exchange of
shots the moonshiners took refuge in an old
drift at the Brierfeld coal mines.
The posse of citizens determined to starve
them to death if they would not como out and
surrender. Last night one of the moonshiners
made rush from the drift, hoping to escape
in the darkness. He was fred on, and fell
dead. The others are still m the drift, and re
fuse to surrender. The names of the parties
have not been learned, and as the scene of the
war is remote from any telegraph office, it is
impossible to obtain fuller particulars to-
night.
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Walker Attomuts Suicide.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, August 1.-[Special. i
DR.. A. c. Walker. the dentist, who in No
vember last, shot his paramount mulatto wo-
man named Dasie Harris-made desperate
effort to commit suicide this morning. Walker
was convicted of assault to murder, and was
sentenced to the penitentiary for three years.
the Pratt mines last night after Walker, and
when the latter learned of it this morning, he
decided to kill himself rather than go to the
mines: He took piece of window glass and
cut blood vessel in his arm. He was dis
covered, however, and the bleeding was
checked in time to prevent serious conse-
quences. He shot his paramour in jealous
rage, and she has since died, presumably from
the effects of the wound
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CharIeston's Gala Week.

CHARLESTON, S. c., August 2,-[special.l-
At q meeting OF the fall festival committee to-
day, the opening Of gala week was fixed for
November 10. 1t was definitely decided to
have military encampment and competitive
drill, and 81 ,0G0 was appropriated for prizes in
addition to All extra amount to be raised by
private subscription. Invitations will be sent
to the military companies of Savannah, Au-
gusta, Atlanta. Wilmington, Mobile, Macon,
and other cities, and to all state militia. Wis
Ting companies will be provided with barracks
or in hotels as they may desire. There will be
an encampment on the Battery White Point
garden for such companies as prefer camp life.
Further details will be announced hereafter
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A Epidemic of Suicide,

suicide of Maggie Jones. an inmate of a house
of i'll fame, last night, was the eighth suicide
in this city within four weeks. They have
occurred two per week now for four successive
weeks, and common inquiry is, "Has any
one committed suicide today?"
Suicide seems to be epidemic here, forty
three having occurred during the past twelve
months. The preachers are discussing in the
pulpit, while the public wonder who will be
the next. Very few of the suicides left any
note or explanation of any kind and most Of
them are mysteries
Maggie Jones, a prostitute twenty-three
years old, took thirty grams of morphine last
night and died an hour later without giving
any reason for her rash act.
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Both Omcers shot.

CONWAY, Ark, July 30.--Two deputy
sheriffs attempted to arrest Fred Conway,
farmer residing eighteen miles northeast of
Conway today. While Deputy Sheriff Witt
was reading the warrant to Conway the latter
drew knife and stabbed the officer in the
left side. Conway's wife and two sons then
attacked Witt, who drew his pistol and fired
at Conway. The ball struck the other officer,
Deputy Sheriff Lloyd, in the breast, inficting
. fatal wound. Witt fell exhausted from the
loss of blood, and late adyices say neither of
the officers will recover.
Sheriff Dawson has sent posse after Con-
way, but those who know him say he will not
be taken alive. The affair has created great
excitement.
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Swallowed by an Alligator.

COLUMBIA, S. G., August Especial. +
News has reached here from Georgetown that
. boy, twelve years old, was caught and eaten
by an alligator.
The alligators in the lower portion of this
state attain an immense size, and frequently
catch dogs and hogs, and sometimes horses and
cattle, but they seldom attack a man. A party
of boys were bathing in the river near George
town, and only short distance from the shore,
when an alligator about twelve feet long APP
peared in the midst OF the bathers, and Selling
q twelve-year-old boy disappeared with its
prey. Nothing has since been seen Of the
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Dead. sly Lords.

Lead, my lords and gentlemcnl
Stilled the tongue and stayed the pen;
Cheek unfinished aud eyes unit
Done with life, and glad Of H.
Curt your praises now rs then
Dad, my lords aud gentlemen--
What he wrought found It's reward
III the tolerance Of LORD.
We who fain had barred his path,
Dread sc now this look he hath7
Dead, roy lords and gentlcmcn--
Dare yc not smile back agaln7
Low lac lics yet high and great
Looms he, lying thus In state.
How exalted DER SO when
Dead, my lords and gentlemen.
James Whitcomb Riley, in Indianapolis Journal