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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-10
MINERS N MINING.
Reports Of Rich Strikes, New Prospects
and General Mining News.

The Flint Creek Mining company have
resumed work on their prospects a the
Red Lion.-Grdaife Star.
A china clay bank has been discovered
near Olympia, on the Nesqually river. 30
feet wide and very accessible. IL is the
first discovered in the United States.
Alex Ray and d.. l.. Morse have located
q new mining claim up on the west fork
of Rock creek and call IL the Lone Star
lode. The lead is about sixty feet wide
and looks well on the surface.-Led Lodge
Pickst.
Returns have been received from
another carload Of Curlew ore which had
been shipped 10 Great Falls for treat
mcnt. The result is S,Hs, OF $50 per
ton. Il is good enough ore in any
couniry.-Missouid Gd.ete.
A prospecior from the Silver Creek
country tells the Snohomish Sun hat the
snow is fast disappearing from The noun
tains. and he thinks that within n very
short time hence miners and ~prospectors
will he able to get a pack train through
10 the mines.
The largest block Of mining stock ever
sold in this section of the country was ex-
pressed yesterday TO a Wall street syndi-
cate in New York. The block amounted
to 1a5,OOO shares of Lord Nelson. Grading
of the foundation for the hosting machin-
cry will begin Oh the Lord Nelson next
week. August Meyer will soon go to
Butte 10 purchase b desired plant
Granite Star.
The Philipsbure Mail says the work Of
excavating for the new rooster at the BIZ
Metallic mill is nearly completed, and
grading for the stills for the rooster will
begin i'm a day or two. Then the work of
placing the machinery will he commenced
and II will not take long before the addi-
ton will be i'm readiness TO d its share
10 the work Of turning out the riches Of
the great Bi-Metallic mine.
Granite Mountain Mining News.
Jack Whiting last week purchased a
within with a capacity of sinking 400 feet,
which he will place In service on the Mon
lana mine some time mex week. The
shaft is now Is feet deep.
A business meeting was held by The
stockholders of the Silent Friend mining
company on Tuesday, June 3, nj the Of
flee Of August Meyer In Granite and the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: President, s. X. Hudson;
vice-president, August Meyer; secretary
and treasurer, Fred J. Kramer; directors,
II. b. Hudson, III. Crowley. s. X. Hud.
son has donated 20 the treasury n working
fund Of 2oo5 900 shares. About 1000 shares
have beer disposed of in the last ten days,
10000 shares having been bought by n New
Yorker. Only 10000 shares remain ON the
market at 10 cents n share. :. X. and X.
Ii. Hudson have started for the workings
in Emigrant gulch To continue the work
of drifting on one Of the principal lodes.
The mountain is so steep that in tunnel
ing 800 feet n depth of 600 can he realized.
Chico is the company's supply station.
About five miles from this village great
excitement is manifest over the recent
discovery of both placer and gold quartz
that abounds on Gold Run creek. Many
other mineral locations in EmiRrant gulch
have been taken hold Of To good advan-
tage TO the owners.-Sfdr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

ur. e. NJ. simpson. Iighicth Birth
das-C. and O. Impros enent-.
srAUNr0N, Vac April H.. special
The stunon Development Company ha-
been chartered by Judge Mclaughlin. The
company has secured 100 acres Of laud.
and viii control the Watcr-uoNcr Of tle
town.
Mr. John Il. lIaman and Miss Hennie
Gushing were married in Irlnii! Episcopal
church Tuesday last.
Miss ~hiplcy. who was arrested ln inili-
aclphia for shOpliting has been released
and delivered % her friends. ID was c'i-
dent THAI her mind was not ln It's normal
condition.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad i-
constructing u substantial foot bridge over
its track. ai the Staunion station. 10 Viii
be "a great convenience 90 the people living
n tho Southern part of the city.
Nrs. G.. 4. Berry has received "a telegram
from JohusiOwn. Pa, announcing the dam
eerOus illness of her father. tuc hev. Dir.
Fink. Mr.. Fink isn minister 0i the Lutheran
Church. lie and his family were rescued
from toe peril- of the J0hhsioNn Mood in
May last.
Mr. a. ". simpson, one Of our oldest an1
most highly respected citizens, reached Dds
oiehtiefh birthday Yesterday. A number ni
hi. friends presented him with bag cone
tanning eighty gold dollars. Dir. simpson
has been "A faithful and earnest worker n
Tie Methodist Church for more than siAi.
wears
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

evening 10 form a speculative land f'hi-
pany. Some of the largest capt. ill-i 'nl
posed IL. and after fill deliborai.0n ilfnel
themselves into thc Central Land company
of Buchanan" and elected Edgar Dillon. oi
Buchanan. president: r. n. +. Adams,
iNnchhurg. Vice president and >. H. NJ eek.
Of pitisburg, Pa, general manager. Trey
elected a board OF eleven Co transact ali
business. and a. s. Buiord, Of Richmond.
was made one Of The directors. This come
pany OWNS some very large tract, 0i fine
mineral land on both sides of James river,
nelr buchanan, one embracing more ln1n
5000 acres of land rich in iron and other
ores.
Br0okneal. thirty miles from this city ou
the lyuchburg and Durham. has become
quite large size town, lt- breaks yesterday
being nearly 100000 pounds of fine grades.
The body of Thomas Hight. Who was
drowned on March 26fh a few miles above
the cts. was found yesterday.
a novel case was tried in court This morn-
inc. 30 being of "a fire department driver oi
the.ciiy for cruelty Co animals. The Mayor
repremanded the driver severely for cruel
conduct. but had % dismiss the case on
technical grounds.
one of Che largest mineral AVID timber
land deals ever cousummaied boo West Viz
einia. has just been completed. ly which
jed llOtchkiss. of ~taunton. Va. transfers
90 Low Aspinwnll N Co.. for SlJD,NOl. about
100000 acres OF land Iva Lincoln and Nyom-
ing counties.
Tho contract for building the walcr-worha
af Glasgow. has been awarded james Allen
of this city. and work viii Doe begun atonce.
The work Of cralir- l.' streets ls being
pushed ahead with murl 1i-Or. The crcc-
ii0n of new houses continues and the new
town is fast assuming shape
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
sIAIE NEWs CONDENSED.
1Iany Interesting Facts Clipped and
Cullcd From Exchanges.

1Iany Interesting Facts Clipped and
Culled From Exchanges.
Dur'nga severe thunder storm at Front
ROYAL. two stacks OF bay belonging to Mr..
uU. Downing. We're struck by lightning
and destroyed. Lightning also struck the
wire clothes line in tho ward of house Do
that town and running into the building
damaged the interior Of tlc house and
Knocked off several OF the weather boards.
rh. storm was so severe at Linden that the
railroad men engaged in laying the track
ihcre had % abandon their work and seek
shelter from the lightning which ran con-
stantly along i1e rails.
Eighty thousand pounds ol tobacco were
sold at BrO0hueal iust week, and upwards
0f four hundred thousand pounds since
Christmas.
Iho James River C0nyocatiou win meet
in 80. james Church. in Ashland. on Tues
dlv evening. April 18th. at : O'Clock J.. w.,
AND religious service, Wlll ne continue a
through ihe week. Among those who VIII
attend are: Rev. Pike Powers. Hev. Dr.
Jackson. nov. Dr Newton. RHf. Mr. lul-
-fen. AND ier. Nr. Burton o. Rchmonl
Row Mr. N.eftDll of lluNnrul, N.N. MI.
HenLr.n Di Hanover. knV. Sir. Randolph %.
naurirn. and H-t. Mr. Ware 0i lauufllle.
EeN.I. b. shepherd, oi Warren county.
Na.. has accepted the call % fne 'miihltiu
and MIl. swamp Baptist churches, in lsl3
ui Wi-hi county.
Constable. d. J. Branch lodged in suffolk
mu last Wees $3.50 negroes supposed io h.
fh. persons WHOSE Gre i0 the barn Of Daniel
bali. near tAuckaiuck. some time since.
Mr Do. H. stephenson. Who last iall iell
Marion i0r Omaha. Neu.. l1- recently pui-
chased ihe Capt. John curry farm, near
~cieu Mile Ford. -mgth county, and Will
return early nest inll.
It i- mlly expected that ihe FIRST locom0-
fiie.Wii. pull iut0 Big Stone Cap ON OBJ De-
fore ih- zNih Instant The entire grading %
oboe lna ha- been completed, and track
I.Iin. i- being pushed day and night
John W. WiiImlu. N. d. tla-eit. W DE-
liam B. Lynch. A. Dibrcil. nr. s.. McGill. r.
-. Iuil Ur. O.. Shirley Carter. 4. i. Hemp
Stone. DR. s.. h. Mott. III. j. Mead, W. w
ChnmhIn. stirling Murray have been eiec'
fDd te-tumcn 0i 30. jaime. church, Lees.
burg.
The marriage of Mr.. Il. p RiXey % Miss
Annie L NlHe Wiil take place at Fleet
Ho0l chapel Brandy station, Na.- Apu
lGlh.
The Wilmington Conference made ile io.
towing appointments i0r northampton ano
AccUmac counties. Cape tharlts. J.. j.
Carpenter. Reads wharf. d. a. bremine
ION. paIh-lcg. H. =. Dlianly. onanrock
d.. =. Barkc. NeW Church. D.. J.. Graham
ani CMnc0tea4uc. George J.. Wood.
THE ltc-r04m residence oi Caplar
Thomas Parsons. at the Arlington farm
Nas destroyed Monday by IRE. 40 nsir
aucc.
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ESSEX



pahannock Notes
-r,,p.u.>>o,r Va Arru 1l.--ue-
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'i.'i' ne i''il'''N'''''..'N amy
non met in 20. John.9 ip-colal Nunl'" t'
fh,t ,,laoa last Tuesday ui.ll. The Rev. d.
d. Mason nraachad the oponIne sermon.
n..r. tenr. nina ministers present. Ihn
i.i.nt f,a pn,. i d UnnBla, fne .oar,-
l@r, fi. Rar. h. 4. Cl-fioman. and M.-sI-.
Rtkhoad. Davis. Iafaue. Mason. Meade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
ASHLAND
4 brilliant Wedding at Blenheim-Io"n
Council Election.

Council Election.
ASHLAND. YA- April H. special. AT
B.onheim. the homestead OF Mrs. saiie j..
Gregory. about h,c miles from Ashland.
Mr.. William ID. ,arduel the oldest SON OF
Hon. x. n. Carlwei. and Miss Jane Gree
CORY. second daughter of the hostess. were
married lt-t night oy tnc Rev. =. =. iielii-
ron. off lle Episcopal Church. The Wnoie
house was brilliantly hghicd with wax ta-
uer- and fhe nOrlI decorations ol the pare
l0r were indeed splendid.
Ile maids oi honor were the Misses lile-
-ie and Lucy CmdweIi. Annie Martin. be.-
tie Dew Gregory. Louisa White aud Maria
GREGORY and the lttio Misses Nellie 6lc--
0ry. Marguerite R0--er. Julia tWdNcu and
Fannie Byrd Winston
Mr. G.. T.. CariWell. brother of tne groom,
Wa. best man, and General liossel gave in"
bride away.
The u-hers were Mc-srs. ". p. Howard
Minor Price, Dorsey ogs, Edward J.. q.
Scott
The bride was ma-uiconuy dressed in
white China silk trimmed with pearls nei
yal hpu. trimmed with orange blossoms.
She carried bro her hand q large bunch o.
white roses. THE bridesmaids all wore
white Swiss muslin, empire style.
Among those present were Hon. h. ID
TnfdWcll and family. Icnefai ana Nlr'
Rn..cf. Mrs. R. p. Aylett. Mr. and Mrs. J..
}, Vayl0t Mrs. B. p. Winston, Mrs. Dr. IL.
A. scott and i. a. Brown.
Old Point VIII Dee visited by Mt and Ml
/ CaraVel.
The local election yesterday resulted in
/ tha choice of the present members oi ile
tnnncil and Town Sergeant.
.rho rosidance of Dr. Crane. near Ashland
a struck hy lightning Wednesday. ,Din.
~. were knocked down and much dand-
Vas 80 1e the building. ...,.- MA,
3 n. =. 0rgc ". Jones. q. q. snaier, W i-
49, \, n roher. Colonel k. b.. beirne' hhn
-r.',.- Charles sieDblns, D. X. MacninI
10 r n loel. John Addison, u l'' n''"
...... and "A uigm NJ. Jones nave oeeh eieV'
'.l ,.e.irvnefi of 80. James thulch'
.,,.-.txfh milc track ls being lai" o"
..,. ,i.' ,,f,ru- Tor thc races on neiu-udA.
mo Rgni0lu1-Maeon college D"7e-''
80. r.,~fhn com ing session has ueen ol-"
,'i,'I ,.ifh the TON owing men 81. h' ... i.r
t,, "a w. N argen. p.; James 'nilf
per,, Rowe. 1 D.. .; III. 81. bucnann"n
4 J. Cr0cker. 9 b.. T.. 4. hine' j. l.
vn,.e. c. f.:J. Il. smith, p. f.; H. "
Buchanan. captain ,np ~ Card
Joint stock company Mlh Ia a. .,,,
well. Charles Stcbbins. EDWARD i.' -
Harvey l.. Pitts and A. K. dolufi ny "',' .
f,rorrorntOr-. has been ofrauiI.A }" go, .t,.
land fndcr The name of the southern ''"'
in,, and Iihomaphing Company.
ree officers are: Il. II. 1afuNeH' re.
1.nf. Edward J.. &. scott. Nict-l D.
T .harie. Stobbins. treasurer; a. a. ii'''''
f by. Jr.. secretary.
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ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
FATAL DRIVING ACCIDENT IN
ROCKBRlDGE.

Brilliant Wedding Near Ashland-N erdict
set Aside In Prince George Killed bv a
Train at MISUNDERSTANDING From tho
state
PETERSBURG. Va, April H. Special f.
The Circuit Court of Nottoway county.
Judge j. a. Hancock, presiding has been
engaged iof fho past eleven days in the trial
of the suit oi john Jones (colored) against
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Com-
pany for $4,000 damages. The case was
given o. ihe jury last night, who failed 20
agree ON "a verdict. and it was continued TO
The next term Of the court. The jury stood
nine against and three for damages.
During the session Of the court hity-ihroe
decrccs were entered. judge Hancock left
this afternoon for Brunswick. where DC
viii open the Circuit Court of that county
tomorrow.
fhe regular monthly term of the County
Court of Prince George Judge Riycs pre-
siding was held On yesterday. The parties
who were tried were Charles Walton. j be-
Stewart and George Freeman. ail colorcd.
indicted for house breaking. The accused
b..
art guilty and fixed his punishment at two
years boo the penitouuary. but Che Count se.
aside the verdict ot tne jury ON the ground
that ID was contrary tO ihe laws ANA cfl-
denco. The COmmOnwcalth's attorney Chen
entered "a nOilc lr0-cQui and the prisoner
Was discharged. ltappear. that the prnc'-
pal 90 lhe robbery was Charles Walton, ln
whose possession the stolen property was
found. hut in whose case the jury returned
.H.. .It ..I.f
ting ihc verdict aside, held that ii NJ alton,
in whose possession tine stolen property was
found. was not guilty. then stewart ought
NOT to be punished.
ID is understood that The congregation of
the liarris0n-strcct Baptist Church. c0iored,
boa This city, have received laitcrs from
cOl0ged ministers from AN sections oi the
Union applying for the pastorate of this
church. which has membership of over
three thousand.
Messr-. j. b. Worth g. Co.. of this city,
are 90 begin the manufacture off ice here in
"a few weeks. under tine style OF the People IS
Ice Works. The factory is tO Doe located ln
the vicinity of the Union depot. The con-
tract for building the factory WAS awarded
to-day t0 n. J.. Atkinson for the wood work,
and 90 Joseph T.. uuts0n for ihe brick work.
The contract for boring an artcsi1n weil. has
been awarded to party ln philadelphia
There was O. brisk lall Oi snow and bail.
here about D o'clock this morning. aud the
temperature to-day haas been quite cool.
Mr.. William j.. Mchonny. president OBJ
The Common Council. appointed to-day tNe
mil0win. gentlemen committee from tae
+ Council t0 represent tho city'S interest ln
/ the Norfolk and Western Railroad at On,
annual meeting of lhe stockholders of tle
company. 20 Dee held at Roanoke on the ltn
J. Of Nav next. =. w. enable lcl3irmuuD T..
7 a U
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GREENSBORO
Many Interesting BITS Of News Gathered
There.

GREENSBORO. n. G., April Ills spo.
cial The heavy shipment. OF truck now
Going North over the Wilmington and
Weldon route Indicate the crop Of early
vegetables Is plentiful and fully up To tho
average season.
Two Of the largest vineyards In the state
Weld ana aggregate of between 5000 ana
10000 gallons oi WINE annually. and this ~
claimed to he ihC natural home Of some ot
che best varieties of grapes known.
Mr.J. r. stevens. of Hickory, Is 90 erect
clfriago nCi0r} ai once. 90 De in opera
lion by the 18th o, May
Au exodus agent. by ihe name ol in-ecit,
has been roughly handled hN cNaspcraict
nrmlfs ~ one OF ihe eastern counties.
they have. time and again. notified said
agents t0 keep away, Dat ihci were not dis
no-ad o. need Those cNlO-tuiltion-. Leg
.etl wrote t0 prominent citizen io ask ii
la would lo mOil~iDd ii hc should come
into the county, and WAS warned, in reply,
fo keep away lp. however. saw DC to 20.
and WAS so ulll hf mob Cl men, and
would have been s0undiY fhraslcl bat TOR
The influence of cooler heads.
The Episcopal Church p.opleoioNlord took
a collection 0n Easter sunday to hu'ld new
church. and RAISED Che largest amount that
has ever been collected at one time in the
place. The amount was 5000.
John "a iliams0n. lhe negro politician,
who was one of iho dele CATION that went To
Washington cit, not long ego on an oihce-
seeking mission. and refused to take lawn
rahIng job. has gone Orb publishing a paper
in Wilmington. in nl- paper he has lusi r.
sued "a call ior a-tlte Convention OF leading
men of DIS race bon Raleigh CO.. ln early day.
Tine main grievance Is 70 lack 'i recognition
ul negroes i0r ihn appointment iO uiiice by
tno Harrison administration.
DR.. D. III. pricnard is spoken of as irst
President of iho Baptist Female seminary
t0 Doe built bon Raleigh.
The town ol Sanford Is said io have the
Youngest depot agent 'u fhe state. Ills
name is CAME smith and is 10 years of
age.
D.. g.. Robinson ol lrncolnion. has been
appointed 90 20 West Point military cadet
ship.
There ale now on the roll OF state prison.
or- 300 conyicts of whom 100 are m the
peniicuuary -ad females, and i5 serving
/ a liic sentence.
EX-prssident tioyoland has been invited
! to Dee present ln Charlotte at the -Ntn ui May
celebration, and a committee Of citizens are
gone t0 have personal interview ANA urge
! ai- uccf fNfuuco.
). -. lannr s building roller Touring
mill Iu sail bury.
THE members of lho Steel Creek Farmers
NliliN'f ,i M.D hion .'"N'f NV ''"',.-
/ ned te-tiAt' .'uu lI. D'.'''l " n'" ",.l ..
iNH .iN' '''''"'i ""' "''
burned out snort time ago.
parry nom 'hf i"7'N ,'oN3 N'"' n@," @
int one e,. il't n''> lN nu"i. ''''' "'''
DR.. =. IS. Lambeth. of Virginia, viii preach
he annual sermon at Greensboro Female
'H. ,'i'''. 'M
/ MHil'l rlhie Nt- "...l,i '', .''',' ga
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RADFORD


RADronn. Va April H. Special NO
stone is being lea unturned 50 lerretout the
Caddall murder. A man by The name ci
smith has been arrested. and was made
drunk and then questioned. Tie then cone
fas-od THAT Doe was present at the murder
that he knew themen that had committed DIT,
and even went so far as t0 describe how lI
was done and ail. When De- became sober
however ho denied all heuD0yC statements,
except. than Doe knew ihe perpetrators, nui
had nothing tO do with tlo deed himself. iit
was seen by two men with gun near lhe
place. when the murder was committed
and about ihe time DO took place. mere
is mo- doubt hut that he De-
implicated. and Doe has given the name 90 d
man from Patrick county who. he alleges.
committed tine deed. Only 0~ cents were
found ou the person Of Mr.. 1addaiL ills
pocket book, with all his papers. was iouuu
in q wood "a mile distant from ihe scene oi
murder. His watch chain nNs also been
found. and his fine gold watch, With in'
name engraved m it. is expected lo ic1d in
the Identification and arrest of tlc muir
dCrer.
A sad accident happened hcre Wedn.--
day morning. a young man. lhiilt-
C0for. a native of Ohio was instantly h|lied
NN NN lNHNNNlN- Idllf ilH wac N"tH.itr .'l
the railroad between the tracks. and noilH-
inga freight train in front, stepped over in-
wards ihe other track. and not noticing ihe
passenger train coming up behind. was
struck by d. and Killed. Ills father is %
Baptist minister in Ohio. THE body was
cared for and shipped last night to bis peo-
pie.
A Hungarian was killed yesterday near
Graham hy iha New River train eoln- M.sI
The new planning mill is rapidly neain-
completion.
Auoption has been gotten on tine AuA-
man property for 100000. Also one on i.'
~hiuault property for $4,000.
Hoy. Mr. Deacon Of ihe Methodist lpi--
o.nal Church. bias located here.
i.ioutounut e. i.nal Tyler Daid tn t"Nf
correspondent this morning that the water
facilities of amy town always measure Dos
population and manufacturing capacity.
"~incc this is truc.' said he. "ihere Dis hn
town from lHnchbuTe Oh doe ir South lNli
can measure weapons with kadiofd. lh-
is true. She Will prove in the future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
NEW TlPPERAhY
Town Built Up in Ireland by Evieted
Tenants.

Town Built Jp in Ireland by Evieted
Tenants.
L0NpON. April 1.-THE formal opening
ni tlo ncW iipperary. Che new Irish town
established hy the tenants ericted by the
-mifh-Blrry estate. has been further post
r0neJ in order to put the finishing touches
on no most important of the buildings.
Already eighty Observation-Disclosures nave
been completed. and % number u shops are
in process of lifting up.
The preparations for isa opening Of the
market tomorrow are ttrf elaborate. The
nuudiu- is literally covered with ever
greens aul flowers. Among the speaker
Who are iO address the inhabitants OF The
town me William O'Brien, Michael Datiti,
sir Thomas Esm0nde and several other Ma
lnnali-t leaders.
Mr.. e. ID. sullivan. eX-Lord Mayor Of Duh
ln. has written % poem for The occasion
which. it is expected. he will read himself.
Mr. parueli has been elected an honorary
resident Of the new town.
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Warrington. DC. Auil l2.-At midi
night Repro, autlt.fc it ualll na- very low,
and n0t expected io Use through the night.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
sad shooting Of a Young Woman at wash
ington.

RALEIGH, y. e., April ii.-.,pecial---Ai
Washington, n. c., night before last, about
lO O'Clock, alarge steam saw-mill Of 3. Wal
linz. Of that place, was burned. Ar. lh0ma.
4 Carmault and wife, who lived pear By, Went
no the nre aud leit their adopted daughter,
Julia. in the house by herself. soon ai'et
ward pistol shot was beard IN ne hol'e'
ana on her parents returning, the youn-
lady was found wing on the iioor WITH 1Ai'
lef hole In her .eit side. The ball had gone
through her body and lodged IN bed whe',
She bad been lying. She was able % sitaA
only a few words before she died. IL Is sup
posed that she became frightened wA,n -,
Was left alone. and lcok the pistol 70 Cd
with her. when Il was accidentally ois
charged. .,
me extensive saw and shlnglc miil o
Dax, np0rt 4 Fleming. al factolu~, ln iit
,oup y, was totally destroyed oy Noe las
igil. lheic Was no insurance o. Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

La PORTE. .lND.. April ll.-leslerday,
the second day OF the German Lutheran
Conference. was principally devoted 10 a
discussion Of the Bennett school Law %
Wisconsin, and the question was still un-
der consideration when the afternoon ses-
sion closed The Conference is unanimous
IN opposed 10 compulsory school laws, ana
Il decidedly in favor OF using the ballot L.
defeat any candidate for legislative Ollie
who will not pledge himself - vote agains'
On. enactment Of all laws tending IN tia
direction,