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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-27
ITEMS In VIRGINIA.
MAYOR BANKS APPOINTMENT
AS COLLECTOR.

lie Is the Only Republican City OnciaI OF
Norfolk-A Noudoo Doctor Arfaigncd-
Fire at West Point-Ncws From all
over the state.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. Co.. Special. The
appointment Of Mayor Banks 20 the posi-
tion Of collector OF customs for the Norfolk
aud Portsmouth district, is the political
sensation Of the hour, not that Banks ap-
pointment was not expected, but because
il turns the entire political machinery of
the city officers again into Democratic
hands.
Mayor Banks is the only Republican city
official Of Norfolk now. and his appoint
ment as collector will nocessitate his re-
signing his present position as soon as hc
takes charge Of the one fO which hc has lust
been appointed. II will bc "a month be-
fore Mayor Banks can take charge
Of his new Office, and lac will not send i'm
his resignation 20 the councils as mayor for
several weeks yet. There are several Demo
cratic candidates in the field for the posi-
ton, and among them are Major a. B.
Cooke. Mossrs. Frank Morris. George W.
Johnston. and $. A. stevens.
large number of art doyoiccs have de-
clded 10 hold am exhibition In Norfolk some
time I'm April, and a largely attended meet
ing was held in the parlors of the Young
Mems Christian Association last night tO
form permanent organization and perfect
ARRANGEMENTS. A set of officers were elected
and committees We're appointed To- take
charge Of the different departments. ~ is
intended to make the Exposition the finest
Of the kind ever held I'm Virginia. and one
that will compare iayorably with any ever
held in the South.
b. a. Baxter, who was up TO a month ago
one of the management of the Purcell House.
has gotten in trouble and spent last night in
Jail. HeWas arrested ON % warrant sworn
ont by W. J.. Kicker, q New 0rk ropcseD-
alive of the Appletons, who charges that
Baxter stole 500. which he had deposited
with him, 90 put i'm his hotel safe for safe
keeping. When Kicker called for the
money Baxter could not furnish 10 tO him.
but gave him checks. Kicker uied 90 cash
the checks, hut found 90 his dismay that
they were worthless. Baxter has been sent
ON % the Corporation Court for trial. and
succeeded this morning in furnishing bail
for his appearance at the May ierm
\ico-Presidont W. II. Stanford, of the Old
Dominion Line. accompanied hy party of
friends. arrived i'm the city yesterday. and
made general inspection of the company
property here.
Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell and the
Misses Bell, of Washington. are at Virginia
Beach.
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WORK OF THE WIND.
Reidsyile Attacked and Damaged.-To-
bacco Market.

REiDsyILLE. y. c., Feb. 25. special. E.
Tobacco is 90 fine handling order to-day.
There were large sales yesterday. The
prices are extremely high, So much 80 on
This market that money can be- made snip
ping from nearly all other markets 90 TINS.
H. i. rum0red that considerable quanii-
rs al filters aud wrappers have been
shipped here from Richmond.
4 violent wind. rain and electrical
storm passed over this section last night.
Thunder pealcd and lightning flashed as Dr.
seldom seen at This season Of the year and
rain came down iu sheets for few min
utes. The covering OF lhe bank Of koids-
vile wa. torn on hy the wind and the MIA
i0rity 0i ihe timber carried 80 or 100
Yards. Iimhers nailed together with eight
and ten penny nails were drawn
AsIudor. The residence ui Mr.. Robert liar-
ris was pierced Bog "a piece OF scantling
from tlo Dauk building and hi5 door was
almost harriclded uy the debris. lne new
walls of O.. y. Woods rew jeWclry store
we're blown down, and one OF the cast-iron
pillars supporting ihc same was snapped
ike pipc-stcm. irwin Bros drug store
was unr01fed, as Was ID portion OF ile Caro-
lima Leaf Warehouse.
County Treasurer A. j. smith. who was
some time ago attacked hy The grip. which
Afterwards turned into pneumonia, was re-
ported as nearly well. Duf is quite sick yet
Mr. George d. Boyd. formerly of this city,
now Of New Orleans, is visiting bis parents
here.
Lindsey a Co.'s plug and twist tobacco
factory commence work This week.
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many in the crowded car from instant
death.
Following are the injured ". T. Mathers.
wholesale grocer. Lynchhurg. arm hurt J..
r. tray, baltimore. arm and shoulder
bruised William Simpson. Richmond. hurt
about head and shoulders John Kelley.
contractor Lynchhurg hip cut and back
bruised J.. :. Norman. t0baccOnist,
lNnchburg, elbow sprained Major j.
4. tauinHOn. Richmond. badly I'm thigh.
injured about head. Mrs d. Mendal. en-
route from Huntsville tO Baltimore. cut on
head. cheek and arm bruised. j. s. Car
ringiQn. South Boston. Va. bruised about
body. Mrs. Emma Phillips. Bristol. Tenn,
head and leg cut. ID. $. Corday, residence
unknown. leg injured.
Mrs. =. a. Hogan. AGED -. in attempting
10 cross the shenandoah Valley track this
morning, was run over by an engine and so
badly injured. that she died within hour
The Little river bridge on the New River
division of the Norfolk and Western. was
carried away by "a freshct last night. Sis
pending travel for several DAYS.
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AFTER MANY DAYS.
Romantic Marriage at the Bath Alum
Milboro improvements

MHB0Ro, Va. Feb 25.- Special. The
railroad from Rockhridee Alum Springs to
Lexington crossing. ON the Victoria and
Western Railroad is making rapid pro-
gress. Mr. j. A. Frazier is building 10. ID
is about two miles long and VIII Doe iln-
ished and equipped for summer travel 90
R0ckbridge Alum Springs. Nr. Frazier i-
assisted In his work hy Mr.. y. William Da-
Wis. of >tauntOn.
Mr.. Beard, of Greenhrier county. w. Na~
and Miss Law. Of Bath county. were mar
ricd Yesterday az Bath Alum Springs. -Four
teen years ago they were engaged tO bo
married. But, IL seems from facts. Mr..
Cosby. of this county. in some way attracted
the young ladys attention and the wedding
was postponed.
The groom. Mr. Beard. was married sew
eral years ago. but his wife has passed
away, and he returned 90 his first love. Miss
Law was at the time of her marriage assist
ant pOstmistrcss and hOusekceper at Bath
Alum Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Law met yes
tcrday for the first time in fourteen long
years.
Mr.. j. W. Warren has purchased the store
of j. J.. Narbr0ugh. and is doing a big BUSH
ness. having two stores iu this place.
Messrs. Powell and Barko-dale, Of this
place. are the only merchants, except Mr.
Warren. Trade seems 20 Doe lively with ali
the stores.
William Agner is making considerable
improvement in his business: repainiing
and refumishing for the coming season in
his restaurant and saloon.
Mr.. W. &. Harris is erecting a new and
nice house just west of Mr. w arren's hotel
Mr. Detlor is now arching COdy's tunnel
at this place. This tunnel has caused a
great deal of trouble ON this railroad. but
now 10 will soon Doe arched, and with brick,
and the old trouble stopped.
Mr.. j. w. Warren is making big inn
proNcmcnts for next season. New cottages.
new bath houses. new drainage. etc., TO
make everything nice for guests from every
where.
Mr.. =. /. larbrough is stopping with us
for the winter.
Mr. Il. a. Lancaster's fine colt looks very
shaggy. bat / sincerely hope 10 viii put ON "a
new coat before be gets him I'M June.
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YOUNG MEN FIGHT.
David sun Stabbed Seriously and Lee
Eanes Shot.

Eanes Shot.
DANvuLE. Va Feb. 26.- Special -,,-
rious difficulty occurred a mile from thl
city this afternoon at 6:3o. Joe and Dayil
STILL Young farmers. We're coming to town
with TWO WAGON loads OF leaf tobacco. lee
Eanes. also young farmer from the same
neighb0rhOOd. was travelling the same rOaC
with three wagons loaded with tobacco.
When mile from the city, lanes under
took 10 pass the Stills wagons, and d.
doing so had a collision.
This brought about quarrel. and Zane.
drawing dangerous looking knife. ad-
Nanced ON Joe still. who drew pistol and
warned Eanes not tO advance. Eanes' two
drivers then came up and Joined M tht
quarrel David still got between the men.
and WAS enlcaYOrins 90 make peace
when Eanes rushed upon him and
drove the knife % the hilt in Still r
right side. Joe Still then drew hi~
pistol "A second time and commenced firing
ON Eanes and two balls took elect in ihe
calf of the Lex. The wounded men were
brought to the city. and stills wound was
pronounced very serious III not mortal.
he was taken 10 the Home for sick. Eanc-
is not seriously hurt.
Eighteen months ago, a desperate shoot
ing affair occurred at AXton, in Henry
county. iu which Gus Eanes Nas killed, anO
This same Lee Eane- Was seriously wounded
hv Twiggs Davis. For weeks Lee Lanes
iay at the point of death but finally re-
covered almost by "a miracle. DAVIS e>-
capped and only two months ago. was caught
in Missouri, brought back 90 Virginia and
last week was sentenced 10 eighteen years
iu the penitentiary.
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GRKrNSBORO. y. g.. February 9- -po-
cial. -Onicer kirkpairick. who was shot
near UillsbOrO Yesterday. Was brought tO
this place last night Dr. K. X. Gregory Is
his medical attendant, and says he Is in a
very critical condition. About one hundred
and hny so 5 shot struck him in the head
and face The right eye is destroyed; hc
may lose the other also. The patient is rest
mg comparatively easy at this time. and no
immediate fears are entertained OF a fatal
result. owing tO the many wounds and
The mass OF Inflammation erysipelas may
..u-ile al any time.
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IAE VETERANS RETURN.
Marriage of Mr.. shepperd and Miss
Newby-PersOnal.


ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb 26.- Special F.
Lee Camp Confederate Veterans and the
friends who went up 10 the leesburg jubilee
Yesterday returned m a special train about
midnight. They Say they had glorious
time. lt was like rc-ightng the best OF the
battles.
FOrty-Gye men went along IN regular
dress. and many more veterans accompa-
MED them More would have gone, but ioi
the ugly weather. The drum corps ot hi-
teen pieces handsomely uniformed attracted
considerable attention. The racket thal
they made was doaicuing, and 10 put lhe
country people i'm higher glee than lhel
would have been otherwise. IL was ieasl
they say. A..
Mr. 4. II. shcpperd, Of Admission, Ala
bama. and Miss Lucy Lee Newbl, were
married in the Baptist Church at warren.
ton last evening. The edince was decorated
within aud there was assembled "A ihfont ol
friends Of the contracting parties he''
Mr.. n. n. Wyer performed the ceremony. v.
Miss GeOrgie Green, was mad Oi hohoi
10 the bride. and Messrs Markham Ihlhe'
J. T.. Wyer, Ralph PAYNE, John Gaines ana
John shepperd. were the ushers. After
reception the couple len for a tour. me!
will make their home i'm Annistoh "he''
Mr.. Sbcpperd has a lucrative position.
Landowners in the county are feiiVu91
debating The question Oi q new rVad law
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sane, under circumstances very peculiar.
Mr.. Minnick bad charged Rev. !. 4. Riley,
"A Methodist minister Of Monongahela City.
with paying improper attentions 10 Mrs-
Mnnick during period Of six years.
Rev. Mr.. Riley says tbat De has not been
guilty Of any indiscrciiou; that De bad noih-
Ing 10 do with sending Minnick 90 biNmont.
and that be- docs not know whether be =
sane. bat he does know that be h UNJUST
nahly Jealous Rev. Mr.. Eaton. Of Brad
dock. 4tains>hat Minnick engaged In prayer
I'm his church last sunday evening. and
that his prayer was not that of an insane
man. squire Lewis. and others. of Brad
deck. are taking measures 10 have Mr..
Minnick examined. and NJ possible, removed
from the as,ium. BraGdock is all excite
mcnt over the event
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was performed i'm beautiful and impr0s-
aiye manner by Rev. \. Broaddus. Jr. The
bride looked lovely in costume 0f pearl
gray cOrduret. and carried a bouquet Of
La France roses. The bridesmaid was also
gray henrietta.
An elegant reception followed no the resi-
dence OF the brides parents. The house
was crowded hy the many friends OF the
bride and groom. and their esteem for The
handsome young couple was evidenced ny
the numerous and costly presents which
the bride received. A bouutiiul collation.
was served. and it was not until late in the
evening that the guests departed. leaving
their congratulations and best wishes with
the bride and groom.
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FREDERICKSBURG ElRE.
The Star Omce Ablaze-ArtiGciaI Teeth
Mystery.


FREDERlcK-HuRG. Va. Feb. 2G Spc
cial. Considerable agitation was caused
here this morlag about o'clock, by the cry
of fire. Ina few moments tine commoiion
ran higher. when 10 was observed that "a
hugh volume of smoke was gushing from iho
windows and doors Of the Star newspaper
Office ln "a short time hundreds of people
were gathered about the building and tho
Wilde-l excitement prevailed. The Gre de-
parimont was On hand with marked prompt
ness: hut tlo fre plug, near being greatly
ont Of order. if WAS greatly feared 40 One
time ihat the hre would get seriously Ou
ihc way before fhe wafer could he
turned on. Fortunately, however, they
succeeded boo getting the water and after
much effort The flames were subducd. with
BOO material injury 90 the building, bat "a
considerable loss in the way Of paper and
furniture; all of which were insured The
origin of the fire Us unaccOuniallc. 10
broke out in tine basement OF the building.
a tramp was arrested in Stafford yestcr-
day by sheriff Kennedy and lodged boz jain
here. charged with the burning of "a barn in
fariaN county. The authorities of Fair
iaN being communicated with hy wire of
tine arrest. 10 was found that the man ar-
rested was not the one wanted, and Doe was
promptly released.
The artificial teeth that were found 0n the
banks OF the Rarpaham0ck by Mr. John
Mullen. still form mystery. N0One knows
how they were lost. The authorities have
been looking into the matter.
The reported death of young llerndon. in
Stafford. who was badly cut at the hands of
y0un. ~hacklcite % few days since, proved
90 he untrue. The latest is That llemd0n is
improving.
Another "Superyisor' was rut off ihc
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad between this city and Milford.
The ..suporyis0r" turned out t0 he 90 poor
tramp who was trying t0 beat bis way
Norlh on freight and told the conductor
that Doe was supervisor of tine road in order
that heWould NOT Doe m0lcstcd.
ltis stated on good authority Chat tramp
once went over the entire route as super
visor. and chat ho was given the best acc0m-
mOdatiOns the cabOOsc could afford.
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In OId MIlIlnmsbnrg.

WulIAMsBURG. Va. Feb. 26.-. Special
The announcement in THE TIMES that the
funeral notice of Lord B0tetourt had been
found here in an old Colonial house ha. at-
tracted considerable attention among the
aufiquarians boo the State.
The repair of the P0wGcrlI0n is slowly
approaching completion.
Mr. B. ID. pcachy and wife, returned 0n
Wednesday from their bridal tour after
having visited the principal Northern
cities.
Mr. ID. $. Jones' of Lee llall, was in our
town yes crday. and was warmly greeted
Dy his numerous friends here, where he was
raised.
Mrs. n. =. pioasants. of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. john J.. Mercer, Of east
Frances street.
Mr. A. j.. Adams. assistant postmaster.
is still quite lll no home on the lower Main
street.
Major John A. Henley is still in phila-
dclphia attending his son, who is yet very
sick of innammatory rheumatism.
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DOlNGs AT DANvILLE.
Charter of the Savings Bank-A Noudoo
Doctor Arraigncd.

DANNirLE. Va, Feb. 26.- Special. The
stockholders of the proposed Dan'ille ,a'-
ings Bank and Loan Association met this
afternoon and adopted The charter which DO
is proposed 90 ask The Legislature 90 grant
them. After the charter shall have been
secured. officers viii Doe elected and tne
association viii proceed TO business. Thirty
thousand dollars of the half million oi
stock have already been taken.
The DanNille Land Company, recently or
eanized with i. n. Miller as president APP
piled to-day t0 judge Nhittic for charter
Butler DOdson, ,colorcd man employed
in the woodward of k. y. Anderson ~ Co.,
lost today, three fingers of his right hand
by bringing the same in contact with q
buzz-saw. The hand was terribly lace
rated.
james Howard. bogus negro doctor
who practiced somewhat On the Noudoo or
der ANA has done "a thriving business in
these parts, was arraigued to-day before the
Mayor for practicing without license. Ills
fine aud costs amounting 90 thirty-iile dol
lars not being paid. the doctor was jailed.
Receipts of leaf tobacco Dy wagon arc
unusually large to-day.
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STATE NEWS CoNOsNseD.
Many Interesting Facts Clipped and
Cullsd From Exchanges.

The Lynchburg Nirginian, speaking Of
Thomas Nelson Page, says: This young
Virginia author has bright and promising
future before him IL he makes the most of
the great opportunity that has come 10 him
chiefly through am intelligent recognition of
his ability and achievements.
stockholders of ROckhridgc County Fair
have elected officers as follows President.
j. =. Welsh; Nice-prcsidents. q. r. Lcech.
:. +. Run, 4. A. ,terrett, j. :. Teaford. The
following were then elected directors s..
l.. Kirkpatrick /. T. >terrett. +. T. Robin
son, j. a. Clommer, Joseph >howalter and
Thomas Walker. The offices of treasurer
and secretary were united. and Or. j. t.
wilson chosen as the incumbent.
Farmyille is happy over the prospects of
"a new Norfolk and Western depot 40 that
place.
Rev. a. Br0addus has accepted The call 90
pper Zion Church. and win preach there
twice a month hereafter.
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WEDDING At BOWLING GREEN.
Mr.. T. Il. gill aud Miss Lucy \. Moncure
Are Married. a.

BOWLING GREEN, Va, Feb. 2O. .,pc-
cial. The Baptist Church al this place
was crowded today by friends 10 witness
the nuptials OF Mr.. g.. B. Gili. of Milford,
and Miss Lucy ). Moncure. younger daugh-
ter of Judge D.. q. M0nculc Of bowling
Green. The church had been handsomll ,
decorated for iAe occasion and ai II o'clock
promptly. the bridal party arrived. drs. =.
". Brlaldus presided at the organ.
The ushers were Messrs. lrby Moncure,
Jourlan Voolfolk, W. A. Moncure and
Captain ). VI. lludsin. Mr. John Eili act
cd as h-t man ana Mir, Maria
MOncure WAS bridesmaid. The bride ana
groom met ia front OF the altar,and the GER
tmony which made them husband ana VIE
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FIRE IN MADISON
Ex-senator TwYmar's Home Burned.-
Death of an Oid citizen.

MADISON, G. H., Va, Feb. 20. Special.
The residence of Ex-senator IL. ID. ivy
man was burned Tuesday The bulk OF
the household effects was saved. The
building was partly covered by insurance
Mr.. Richard Lancaster died yesiefda.
lie had reached the great axe of 90 years
Probably the oldest iuhabitant now lisin-
I'm This county is Mr.. Philander Goodall
some ofthe old citizens pQ his age ai about
one hundred.
Eneineers are surveying the new route
for he Chesapeake and Potomac railroad.
They have reached Wolft0wn, distant ir'H
this place seven miles. 10 is Thought th'
rr,no-od road will pass this place. IL ihis
road /. built 10 will develop the finest sec.
ti0n of virginia.
THE TlMrs is rapidly growing IN favor
here. and is pronounced by many "ihe ncsl
paper n Virginia
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FIERCE STORM.
which Carries Destruction Before IL in
Tennessee.

JOHNsONYuLE. Tenn. Feb. 20. one o
the ferccst and most destructive storms
that has ever swept over this place. occurred
at ! O'Clock yesterday, accompanied bf
lightning thunder and heavy rain. Two
spans OF the Nashville. Chattanooga and
~ Louis Railroad bridge across the Ten
uc~seo river. We're entirely demolished
rendering 10 impossible for trains to pass
over. Several buildings were blown down.
hut mo- loss OF life is yet reported. The
C0l0rod Methodist Church and thc odd lcl-
lows Hall, lately built hy the c0lored peo-
pile here. went down lon the storm. The
steamer CRUSADER. lying 40 the wharf had
her pilot house and roof torn away. All
telegraph communication west OF here is
cut Oh.
MEMPHIS. TENN.. Feb. 2G.-A tornado
Yesterday uur00iod new cotton compress
near the depot. dcmOli>hing the Northern
Methodist Church. and damaging "a number
Of other buildings. Shade trees were up
rooted by ihe wind and tossed about like
siraws. Many telegraph wires were bro
Inn
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Mr.. T.. y. valentines model Of the statue oi
jackson is nearly finished and will Dee ready
for tine bronze foundry in two or three weeks.
Dr. Mcclure and the personal friends Of
General Jackson pronounce il the best liz, :
ness OF him ever made.
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lNJu RED IN A WRECK.

Ace dent at Roanoke To "a Norfolk an"
Western Passenger Coach.
ROANOKE, Va, Feb. Special "A
first class passenger coach ON the east
bound Norfolk and Western was wrecked
here tonight by a truck jumping The track
,hifllng around and ursclting IT, The low
rate OF speed at which trains are required
10 run within the cofporata limits saved
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NEw YORK. Feb. -0. William :. Warner
who was interested in the operations of
Grant a Ward, ard claimed to boz cr.di-
tor OF the iiIm 10 the extent Ol Sj,tn,to,
and who was accused Of wrongiuliy rcceiS-
ing the firms funds died Yesterday In Ing
land where he had been living for some
time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-27

NOTHING equals the success OF \. II. {.
Remedies. Try II and you viii be con-
yinced.
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LONDON, Feb. .6.- Abraham Lincoln, the
only son OF Minister aud Ms. Lincoln, cied
Tonight.
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ACCUSED or INSANITY.

unvarranted Jealousy of Divine Said to
be the Cause.
PrrrsBURG, Pa, Feb. .6.-Last Monday
~ William Minnick, a well-known resi-
dsrt Braddock, Pennsylyonia, was COM
nl,,ed " the Dixmont Asylum for the In
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r. Warner. who operated with
'.I Mail. is dead. "A tornado 10 Mem
.nfD.i0d ancw cotton compress. de-
Methodist church and dId other
George Clark. a convicted muir
Nas hanged ai Wayrcsberc. Pa
..''. fHi de,ifueilyo storm passed over
nti0 Tenn damaging railroad
Htf PLAYING havoc generally. Mr.
n nIHuick Of Braddock. Penn. has
''i io an insane asylum on the ground
''e..sFe Jealousy n bis wife demnged
naI
'.i'it ifDm ile Mississippi river on the
iNi iHe raiaronioa on tine north state
N'y afe the hishost ever known. Both
Hnd second bottom lands are covered
iasne i4ucu'. The damage tO.stOck.
buildings, fences and bridges il great.
'''11tfisetln ai Sioux city al midnight
p'thi and continued til tuesday
',n. ihe wind blew forty miles an
badly drifting the six inches Of snow
'''i had ftilen.
'nih division OF the Denver and Rio
afHn cat on from the world by a
i'ehade on the CumDres range.
i,NiNeynrn bakers Of Cincinnati are
' t'nefai strike for an increase Of wages.
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I'm the city Cousi today, in a suit on
note against q Chinese firm. the first Wit
ness called was thinaman named ,hoo
Fong. who was sworn according % ihc
forms Cf his belief. with burning joss
sticks. The sticks were lighted and
kept burning during tho examination.
he took the following oath. II duly. in
the reign OF Ql0ng sue, in the siNiceuih
year. second month and seventh day. ar
rived in this court i0 be sworn tO tell the
truth and % ioii every word % b. II tel
q falsoh00d my s1li will hc eNilnpishcd
like th, Incense The operation of adj
mInistcrng iae oath occupied nearly bali
an hour