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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

Desperate Army ON the street Of an Ala
bama Town.


Bin,uN0uA,. Ala. January l0.-Ihe
killing of Dock Bell. q prominent citizen Of
Helm. Ala. Wednesday night. 10y sam. &.
Creamer. the marshal of the town, turns
out to have been very sensational affair.
It was duel 90 the death in the street.
There had been bad blood between them for
a long time 0n account Of family afiairs, the
men being related Boy marriage. Wednesday
night they met face % face In the street for
the first time In several months. Il guess we
mieht as well settle our little affairs, and be
done with it, said Bell. stepping back a
few PAGES and drawing pistol ne hfed'
and traamer iell 10 the ground. shot through
ne shoulder. Bell continued 10 shoot, and
Crea1ner, raising himself on his elbow, drew
bis pistol and shot Bell four times, every
ball passing through his body. killing him
almost instantly. Creamer l. ba'ly wound
ed. bat will recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

AUGUSTA, Ga, January l0.-During
dre al the waste factory Of the Risersldc
mills tonight part of the wall and roof fell
upon member Of men who were throwing
bales Of stock out of the Windows.
Two white men and eight negroes
were buried in the wreck, but were
rescued alive, though all sustained more or
less injuries. Reuben Williams viii probs-
bly, die Joe MeCord and Andrew Wilson
were seriously hurt. The damage 10 the
mill is S20Ou0, covered by Insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

ROANOKE. January l0.-Special. Rev.
Y. W. Wheeler. the Methodist pastor was
Frustrated by an attack Of heart disease
while attending a cOny0catiOn Of Murray
Chapter last night. He is now lying in a
critical condition at hotel.
The board Of directors have advanced the
wages Of puddlers at our rolling mill from
81 10 Sl.2j per ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
A MAN OF NERVE
By Tact Disarms a Maniac and Averts a
Tragedy.


DrrRoIr. Mich, January 10.-Early last
evening Judge Thomas NJ. Cooley, Of Ann
Arbor. chairman OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission, was sitting reading III
his library, when his negro coachman, armed
with "A double-barreled shot gun, entered
The Judge was satisfied from his appear
ance that he had become insane, but De
traving no alarm he asked the negro what
was the matter. The negro replied that ne
had decided 20 kill the whole family, as they
talked too much and left him no time u,
think. The Judge betrayed no alarm and
told him he agreed with him and that he
would attend 10 il. BY the use Of consum-
mate tact the Judge succeeded IN modifying
the madman till he at last laid down the
esn and AT the Judges suggestion LETT the
room. As soon as he was out Of hearing
t6e Judge telephoned to neighbors and in a
short time a deputy-sherif placed the
cOachman under arrest Douotiess,
wholesale and most frightful tragedy was
averfed bv the nerve and coolness which
the di stinguished jurist exhibited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.
A Weii-to-Do Farmer Found - ing In a
Pool of Blood.


ELMRA, y. V, January l0.-At 4 O'Clock
this afternoon Ch.rf-Of-POlice Little was
summoned to the house OF Mrs. Eiisnbcrger,
No. 526 east Church street, where Il was re-
ported that a man had shot himself. " hen
the chief opened the front door IL struck
against the body Of William Edwards, .
well-to-do farmer, residing in this
county. lie WAS lying ON his face
i'm a pool Of blood, and re-
yolver was living by his side. Mrs. Eli
enberger was the only living inmate Of the
house. She said that she and Edwards had
qnarre led over money matters and he drew
a revolver and threatened 10 shoot her. In
attempting 20 get the weapon from him u
was discharged and the ball entered I'd
wards head. II was discovered that the
bali had been fired into the back OF Ed
wards neck and that the coat collar was
burned By the powder. Mrs. Eilenberger
was arrested for murder. The couple have
maintained intimate relations for a number
Of wears. Mrs. Eilenberger is a widow.
Edwards was married and had family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
MINER CRUSHED TO DEATH.
sad Accident at Buena vista-The Basic
Steel plnnt.

LEXINGTON, VA, January iO.-lSpe-
cial. President A. l.. Barclay. Of The
Buena Vista Company, who is in Phila-
dolpha on business connected with
Buena Vista, tecgfaphs that the money
necessary 10 build the mammoth Basic
steel plant and the large terra Gotta works
at Buena Vista has been secured.
The steel plant means two or three large
blast furnaces, a rOll-mill, a bloom mill.
puddle furnace, &C, which will employ an
army Of hands.
Robert Ruley, miner in the iron mines
at Buena Vista, was caaght in the ma
chincry Of the shaft last night and crushed
% deaih. lie was native Of this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
THE ~lNrLU"iN "oLD FLU"


tory ClOsed-1'helo. y. X Il.
PALMYRA. January o. Spocial the
remains of the late Robert Richardson
reached this county this morning. and were
inferred at the old family hurying-giound'
noar this place. Mr. Richardson was ai
old citizen of this county. For several
wears past he has made his home with his
son. Mr.. G.. Dudley Richardson, OF Dan.
Vile. where be died.
influenza seems % have struck "oic
Fiu0 also. at least In the Imagination o
sufferers from bad colds.
The knitting factory, which has been ope
rated for some months in this county al
/ nion Mills. has closed, and viii be al once
moved 10 Charlottesville for the purpose o
being convenient % the railroad ANA Tor en-
larging their operations.
The Orange and kcysville Railroad IL l7
understood. will be built at once. Ihis roat
Mil run from keysyille on through frnc'
r lward, Buckingham, ana fiuNaHh'
counties % GOrdonsyille. In Orange county
and will open up "a country that oief
strong Inducements % immigrant capita
and ENTERPRISE cheap lands, iine climate
and society. and excellent waier-power'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
pANvILLE WILL REJOICE
At the Opening of the New Railroad
Eject Of Weather ON Pine Trees.


EHect Of Weather ON Pine Trees.
D,Vvrfr EVA. january TO- special.
Tho Chamber of Commerce held a meeting
this afternoon which was attended by citi-
zens generally, and it was decided TO enter
tain the ciy's guests from Norfolk, Ports
mouth and other points along the Atlantic
and Danyile Railroad ON the occasion OF
the opening of that road 90 this city. a
Grand banquet Will Dee rendered the railroad
officials and other visitors. The road Will
probably DE opened January 2uih.
The foliage Of the pine trees in the neigh
borhood of DanVllc is covered with sticky
liouid which resembles honey, and has a
sweet taste. IL drops from the pine TAG
IKE dew. and many small bottles of it ha'
been preserved. 10 gives the trees the alr
poarance of having been vanished. Chehf
lsts believe 10 to DE a peculiar sap produced
bv the remarkable weather
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
1AE cRoNIN MURDERERs.
Motion for n New Trial Filed With the
Court.

CHICAGO. January lO.-This afternoon
Daniel Donohue, one OF the counsel LOT lhe
Cronin prisoners, filed with Deputy-CierA
Henry stephens, Of the Criminal court ,ne
motion for new trial for coughiih' puIAS
O'sulliyan. and kunze. fortl-'nr'e slounu, su,
az, .,iycn 10 sustain the motion, argument
"r which will begin before Judge Mcconnell
next Monday morn ng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

sTAUNTON, VA, January lO.-lspecial.
Dr. Edward c. Fisher, assistani-superin-
tendent Of the Western Lunatic Asylum, is
dangerously in at his room in the asylum
building His physicians do not think De
can live tweuty-four hours. lie tainted this
morning. and has not yet recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
Cardinal Gibbon. in Charleston

CHARLESTON, :. c., January lo.-Cardi-
nal Gibbons arrived here today, and re-
ceiyed public welcome. lie Will lay the
cornerstone of the new Cathedral, which
i built On the site of the one destroyed IN
the great IRE Of 1861.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
rsr NEWS SUMMARY.


...eI thc political disabilities Of four
.,r lofcustcin introduced JOINT
... ..,ttflne for the unvciling of the
..r.n. ircc rom dcni.---lhe hoar'
-..rn.e adjourned. after providing Tor
.... a t.c Assembly pnd tmnsactng
....rl.s --A special committee was
.. 0n loItiacrs Tho Committee
r...I.t orhamzc Of Virginia dis
.r saMDct of site Tor the
...... -Fonr Ores occurred in twenty
..Ir. .l near Richmond. 'fcur por-
.. ..r0usly injured Five Thousand
... ..rrr fho ioss.--Tho eiumt
... elected samual REGISTER CAP
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....... 900 January l1th.-1ho ann
..... ..iI.I three times for SLIGHT ac-
Hccfs 81 the Masonic Home
.......flI The Rev. Frank string
.... .-.s...l f0 iavsc congregation at
..-..-A 1rEiar made au unsuc-
..tt.N0. Iiui east Clay street ---
.........f council held its monthly
-U. hearing of the case OF
l.......r.. Brown q Go. was continued
n. .r.f Count -lhc powers-Iaylof
ur fuaschoriercd. II Berry Jones
.n.l.. Supposed o. Doe stolen. found in
U.r I..sc.>.on. Richard Johnston was
tr.le stealing flannel from store.
VIRGINIA..
I.rt.Ife WIZ have big banquet in honor
p... opening of tho Atlantic and panyille
Euf0.i io Chat ciiy.-lho unusual wealth
l.sarectcd tho pine trees ntar panviie,
rrr- thcm ihe appearance of being
, rf.I with ynmish.-rno study hall
.f Bellevue school, in Bedford coun-
. was burned. Loss S3O0O--rho il.ni
l hih.t.on discussion proposed at Lynch
H..e mas been abandoned. Mrs william
H..s died suddenly m W3the COUNTY,
Robert uulCy. 81 miner, was crushed 90 death
.t.. Huena Vista iron mincs.--MOncy
I..h.0n Obtained 90 buiil tho mammoth
r.....lI Hnt 500 Eucna Ni,ta.-Dr. Ed
u.I0. ...r. of the Western Lunatic Asy-
.U.|.U.. expected 90 live.--A slight acci-
arf occurred io train on the l.. and ID.
I.I m which We're officials of The
"a petition is being c.rciated in Prince
TnII fl change Of tho courthouse
.. f.rufiIIe fo oWorshnms.--Ther remains
..H...ri Richardson were buried at palmy-
-IHa kUifinz factory at Union Mills
..l Hnl WILDE removed 30 Charlottcs-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
The King Of spain's Condition Favorable.
General News By Gable.

MADRID. January lO.-A full meeting Of
the Cabinet was held to-day. presided over
bv senior ~agasta. 20 consider the situation.
lt was decided that the present incumbents
of the ministerial body should retain their
portfolios for the present, and u was fur
iher agreed that in the event Of the death OF
the King ibe crown should pass TO Princess
Mercedes, Queen Christine continuing as
regent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
MR. KELLEY's FUNERAI

The body OF Judge Kelley was placed in
casket tonight by Undertaken spear, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
POSTMASTER RUSSELL.
REPUBLICAN, KlCKERS AFTER HIS
OFFICIAL SCALP.

They Have Been Working in the Neigh
borhood Of the senate. and Believe He
VIII Not be CONFERENCE.-The Worlds
Fair--Capital Notes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

The resignations Of Nicc-Pnsident 81
John and George K. Gibson. a member OF
the executive committee of the southern
society, on account of the adoption Of reso-
utions i'm honor Of the memory OF the late
jefferson Davis, last Tuesday night, cole
tinue 10 agitate the Southern colony. The
members Of the society declare that there
was no politics in the passage Of The rcsOiu-
tions, and certainly mo- intention Of stirring
up any in feeling. DIR. !. II. Parker, the
senior vice-prcsidont Of the society.
saws: 1--WE VIII rise or iaii
by what we did. The resolutions
should have been passed long before. In me
minds Of honest men we viii not be- blamed
for having passed the resolutions. think
Mr. 81. John was hasty. and | think the
time will come when he will regret AIS ac.
ton" Mr.. 6ibsons resignation WI De- ae
c pied. by the executive committee, but tht
ceiling il % strong against Mr.. 81. Johi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

A. desperate dual % the death between
Sam O. Croamor and Dock Bell at Helm
ha.. resulted in tbc killing of the latter aud
serious wounolns Of thc iormor.--Jud<e
Thomas ST. Cooley. Of Ann ArDor, Mich., by
nrte and collnes. mOi'ined DIS insane COLI
t0.i claclm1n. aud aveited wholesale
Tragedy. Herman singleiay, Tall
mlise Onto. farmer, was twice shotat from
n.Ar1 Dy an unknown man on me
i.0lN highway One ball passed through
at Aai. and ihe other glazcd his coat
'tiouf o'clock yesterday afternoon william
iNafa,. we'll io-dO m1rred farmer, Of FL
nir'. A. S.. was found lying dead with ie-
fp'fel ylug by his side. in the house OF q
Nn tlenrIeeof, widow. She has been
arrested ior mufdcf.---Dauiel DOnOhue. one
0 iht counsel for the CrOnin prisoners, has
Nled "a motion for new trial In the cases Of
tpusNlin. Burke O'auiiivau snd kunze,
NitHi1fd l'a.) special ffom Punxatawney
% tift inal number of miucn families
.N.ir htl been evifffd the men refusing ~
tI'Nii ip work at the cOmpany's terms
'lilnii ,lDuOur received "A public welcome
'NtiII sI1u, o.. q. yesterday .--A terrific
ffiuo.lOn occurred ga ChicaoO IA the
'fli olflf John Nolrls stationery and
t ,Diul any. Damage S2O,O0D. No
''' "'iied bur several Injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

The volcano OF Shiranesan, near Mikko.
japan. broke out November 9Th. 4 sOulh
like th1unler came from ihe mountain. Al
the bot springs at the foot 0f the mountain
tets of muddy water were thrown up. Fire
and ashes were thrown ont and scattered
over many miles. but no one was killed.
The volcano had been quiet for eighteen
Fnnre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

SAN FRANcIsCO. January l0.-Ihe fol-
lowing news reached this city Yesterday by
the steamer City of Pekin: The German
steamer Duhurge which lefl singapore Dc
,00er 2jth with 500 Chinese passengers for
Annoy via Hong Kong undoubtedly foun-
dercd in the great typhOon Of November.
Floating bundles OF rlttan-. which formed
part Of her cargo are the only traces seen Of
nnr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

that Il is possible that he viii be expelled.
The society regrets very much the publicity
given % what was considered family
affair, and the feeling in the matter runs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

BERLIN. January l0.-rhc anger Of the
Emperor has been aroused by the publica-
ton n the Krcuz-Ietung of false and mis-
leading reports having reference 10 the
late d0wager, Empress Augusta, and, IN
consequence. has ordered that the paper be
n0 longer received at the palace.
KING ALFONSO PROGRESSING FANoRABLN.
MADRID. January 10. The latest bulle-
in issued from the palace reports King Al.
i0nsO as progressing very iayorably, ana
gives renewed hope ol Dis recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17


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he areanfszt ty false hopes. lu
confirmation u tt., faet 81. las declared
otef ,..-st. ea,t, neaabi1 among Le
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disease, guarantee, o. oae tie a-eur-
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gre.f almost phenomenal sufferers
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hundreds ot prescriptions and bushels
and lslfels ol medicine. have under
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edge an almost new existence and bless
ta@ talented centlcmans 3 visit g. our
c.ty as only cam the sufferer relieved
of tsia. and the invalid restored 10
hesltb and t1e cripple made a. walk
erect and the blind made 20 see.
F bless the source from whence their
/ delivery from bondage and pam
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

I'm reference to the above 1t is neces-
s3ry 10 sly tAat tine IELEGRAN-llERttD
tOJN AS correct tue report made by tuat
paper winch was favored with Mr.
hathaway oVu manuscript - the
Douclaf Every word imputed 10 Mr..
Hathaway by the TELEGRAN-ilERAIu
was published by the Demo0ot included
within quotation marks and So repre-
sented u he Mr.. Hathaway language,
ID is simply another instance OF the
Denoc.of< inability or UnwIllingneSs q
t,u tac truth, and IT has also taught
llr. hathaway good lesson as 10 the
danger of inuustng valuable manu-
script n the hands OF irresponsible par
tigs-EDrTDR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17
COURT RECORDS.

ClRCUrr-Hou. ~ e.. Burch, sitting
Emma G. Harper VS.. Hattie b. Deary,
as-umps.t; argued and submitted. Roh-
ertJ. Walker IS. Uariord j. Perkins
and Willis j. Perkins, a-,umps.t; ar
gued and suhm tied.
PoLcE-IIon. John Holmes, pres-
ding g-Dlnel Fitzgerald, drunk; -.
susie Kane, Keeping house oil l.-fame;
adjourned t.lJaaIGrv II aJ I'D a. m.
August WySor, assault and battery; -.
Fred Imkha.d, burg AIRY and larceny;
adjourned tIlJauuarv 30 at ID a. nj.
j. g. Vincent, assault a-d battery; -.
4. +. Harvey, larceny; discharged.
Talbot trjlcy, ~.l..uC cigarettes ID a
minor; adjourned tI january - NJ 10
q. u. JAS. B. Grady. keeping saloon
open oa Sunday, adjourned Ill Jau-
nary ~ at I0a.m. j. B. Grady. oueI
on .o..iJr. -am. order. All. Harvey,
larceny, not guilty: discharged.
cts thar realty Gr.." D-l-ei- i-t:-"Yes
madam. lr. E I.a-I syrup f., ea,y -5c.'
A t-usa ray result ln aa ab,res~ 10 NOT
promptly --.lt'l .H. Apply -AFat51 ui
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-28

while attempting to cross log over East creek
yesterday, fell into the water and was drowned.
The body was picked up hal1 mile peio"
where the accident occurred
THE Ohio Assembly National Union heio lts
annual convention at Canton yesterday DeIe-
gates were present from all parts OF t9e S'aIe
The following Senators were elected; Il W.
Richardson Toledo: Samuel Bloom, Clncin-
natl, and c. O. Evarts, Cleveland.
ALL the churches of Johnstown have. ar
ranged to hold memorial services next Satur-
day, the anniversary of the great HOOD. IN .ne
afternoon there will be addresses at Oranu
view in memory of the unknown aeao' nens tNer
d. ]. Beale, H. i. Chapman anu H@oA
Tenancy will speak.
YouNGsrowN's Mayor yesterday appointed
Allen HeIlaveIl- Harry W. Davis ahd James
M Harris commissioners to redistrict the CITY
All are RenubIicans Democrats claim the law
under which Springfield was redlstrlcteu ooe'
not apply TO Youngstown, and that reolstric'-
ing would be illegal.
THE representatives of the Pittspurg Dranch
of the Executive Board of the Womans TOT
eign Missionary Society Of the M. +. Church,
which closed its convention at 1oronto, ~
Yesterday, were: Mrs ]. E. Palmer, Mrs; w
K. Gillespie Mrs j. d. Anderson, MIs. "a. "A.
Miller Mrs. A. c. Wragg, Mrs. Dr. Jonn Scott
and Jennie F. Abel.
IT has been announced at Altoona that Mr..
F. L. Sheppard has been appointed General
Superintendent of the Pennsylvania haliroao
division, vice r. E. Petit, who resigned some
time ago. Mr.. Sheppard has acceptaoly niieo
the position of Superintendent OF Motive
Power for several years past. J. NJ. walls,
Superintendent of the Philadelphia, winning
ton and baltimore Railroad. who was formerly
a resident of Altoona, will succeed him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-28
Its q Fact

That the Equitable Life is the largest insur-
ance company in the world.
IT'S A FACT
That the Equitable has over $3.50, ,00O, 600 of
risks in force-more than any other COM
pany.
That no other life insurance company has
within fifty millions as much at risk as the
Equitable.
TITS A FACT
That the Equitable is the strongest life in
surance company in the world.
IT is FACT
That the surplus of the Equitable is over
S21, ,072, ,479.
1T IS A FACT
That this is five millions more than the sur
plus of any other company.
1T IS A FACT
That the new business of the Equitable was
S175. 900. 600 last year.
IT IS FACT
That the new business of the Equitable ex-
ceeded that Of any other company by nearly
SIS, ,O00, 900.
IT IS A FACT
That the business of the Equitable in Penn
sylvania last year was S13, ,59S, Gas.
1T IS A FACT
That the Equitable is doing nearly as much
business in this State as any other two COM
panies combined.
1T Is A FACT
That the Equitable is writing in Pittsburg
nearly double the business of any other
company.
1T is A FACT
That the Equitable issues the shortest,
simplest and most profitable policy issued.
1T is A FACT
That the Equitable was the first company to
adopt the Tontine plan, which has since
been initiated and is now used by all COM
panies which have not practically retired
from the business.
IT IS A FACT
That the results OF 20-year Tontine policies
in the Equitable show greater profits than
under any other forms of insurance ever is
sued.
EDWARD A. WOODS, Manager,
Sic Market street, Pittsburg, Pa.