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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25
FREDERICKSBURG FACTS
Thg Grays Have Target Match-At-
tempt at Burglary-MinOrs.


FREDERICKSBURG, Va, February a.
Special. Orange County Court met to-
day. but no business of any importance was
on the docket. quite a large number of
people were in attendance. Sundry gucs-
tiOns Of public interest constituted the
theme Of conversation among the masses
present.
The town was In deep sorrow sunday last
i'm the funeral rites Of Dr. Thomas Slaughter,
one of the oldest and most esteemed citi-
zens of the county.
Friday night last the store house of
Messrs. Perry. Dabney a Co., at Garland.
was invaded by burglars on a hunt for
money, but the precaution 60 carry the cur
rency 10 their respective homes disapp0ini-
ed the invaders.
Messrs. John Terrell and Conway Macon
have been appointed by the court as the
land assessors of the county
Dir. Thomas =. Barbour. son of the Hon.
b. johnson Barbour. cler- TO the Board of
Council 20 Lyons, is very i'll at his home iu
that county.
While Orange as vet has no Democratic
candidate for Congress for that district,
vet the question of The coming nomi-
nee of that party was literally dis
cussed to-day. General Lee had his
friends on the ground, also Hon. Frank
Hume. AOlOuel ldIlelI blU-Uns AulNNcl llHA-
ton, and the Hon. T. &. Meredith. The
Hon George shackeliord was on the green.
and received the hearty congratulations of
his constituents. without reserve. for bis
manly and unreseryed conduct i'm the Gem
eral Assembly. The Hon. stan. Chapman.
a prominent newspaper correspondent OF
that place. left to-day for North Carolina,
where ne may probably engage i'm lucrative
employment. The Hon. 1oWles Terrell was
on the green miugimg with the people. The
Colonel said that the "butier and bread
brigade was in full parade in that county.
and no interests were being manifested as
TO who was president.
The public schools Of the county as 10y
official report are in splendid condition
under the superintendency of w. &. VIII
hams. Two high schools are in the village
one cOlOred and the other white, both ln "a
n0urishing condition.
Mr.. William Frazier of that county was
largely endorsed by the people OF hs
county for United States census taker for
that congressional district
The Fredericksburg Grays were out TO
d2v under the commsnd Of their recently
elected Captain. X. b. Berry. Target shoot
ing was the principal sport Of the company.
Sergeant Robinson won the gold medal. and
Private Largin the second or silver medal.
Afr. Julian j. Mason. a prominent lawyer
Of King George, and his wife, while riding
"a few evenings ago received painful injuries
by their horse becoming unmanageaDle ana
running Of. The vehicle was torn 10 pieces,
and the horses were not found until the
next day i'm a ieariully wounded condition.
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Sunday by Police Officers D0nah0u and
Harris for making an assault on Mrs. J. T..
Justice by striking her. Valentine resisted
the officers very Violently before he would
submit 10 arrest.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Methodist Sunday-sch00 Union. was held
az the NaslngtOn-sirect NJ. l.. Church yes
terday afternoon, aud was largely attended.
Reports were received from the different
schools. which showed them % be in a very
h0urshing condition. An address was de-
liyered by Rev. h. r.. Acree, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church.
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FOURTEEN INJURED.
Collision on the New Atlantic and Dan
Vile Road.

ElfrORIA, Va. Feb. 2i.-saiurday morn.
ing between Egerion and Pleasant Shade,
about twelve miles from here. there was a
K of the freight train Of the Atlanta
ana Danville railroad. The conductor aud
several others were slightly hurt.
A train was sent out 90 clear the wreck
from The track, and had succeeded in doing
so. and was returning 10 Pleasant Shade On
get out OF the way of the afternoon passen-
ger from Portsmouth. when the two trains
came into collision and several more were
wounded. Everything was done by the
engineer and fireman and others which
could be done to prevent this collision, IN
which some five or six more were hurt.
Mr. John Gillian had his face torn n
pieces and died this afternoon. Mr.. Her
bert Judkins was slightly hurt. Mr.
Thomas Allen had bis lcit lcg broken. Dr.
4. Mason, of .his place. was promptly call.
ed 10 the scene of the first accident and
was near az hand when the collision TOOK
place and rendered timely medical aid o.
the wounded.
pErERsBrRG. Va. Feb. "a Special. D.
There We're fourteen persons injured in the
railroad accident. Among The injured are
Joe Gillian. who died this afternoon. Ih0s.
Allen. leg broken: j. II. Grigg badly
crushed; Herbert Judkins. fireman. crippled
in the hip. The conductor. whose name was
not learned. was also injured.
Henry Moore, who is lO De hanged at
EmpOria. I'm Greonsyille county. on next
Friday. for q murder committed some three
0l four years ago, does mot appear tO rea.
lie the awful fate which awaits him.
Judge Te0rge T.. Bliham, OF GreensTiiie
county. went over 90 Richmond this after
noon To- try and induce The Governor On
commute the death sentence of Henry Moore
tO Imprisonment in the leuitentarT. Esndlc
Watson. another negro. confined no the jail
here for murder committed iu Greens
vile. is also 90 Doe hanged at Emporia on
the 21nd of next March.
The regular grand jury term Of The County
Court ef >urry VIII Doe held tomorrow
There are nO cases 0f special interest on tie
criminal docket.
The Petersburg Grays and The r. L. Lee
Battery could not observe The Iweniy-sec-
ond ON Saturday but they celebrated the
anniversary this afternoon hy paradine the
principal streets. Both companies in their
BRIGHT uniforms presented very sOldieriy
appearance The q. J.. Lee Battery
fred a salute on the Heights. To-
night the Battery had a supper at
their gun house ON Iabb slreeilss the GraJs
had their banquet 900 Muuay's hotel The
Old Grays' Association had an election n
officers tonight, after which they marched
in a body from the courthouse with their
invited guests o. the Murray hotel. where
they held their annual banquet.
Rev. a. G.. Bleds0e. pastor of the Wash
ington-strect n. J.. Church. began last night
o series of nightly meetings. which VIII De-
continued during the week.
The argument in the case of the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company against
Boiling. which has occupied the attention
of the Hastings Court for the past week,
was concluded this afternoon. Judge Bern.
ard will render bis decision in the case
sometime during the term.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
QUESTION or POSTMASTER
SHAFER'S APPOINTMENT.

sketch OF the Life OF Evangelist ife--
The New Berne Falr- Railroad fSten-
sion-GIeanirgs nj Greeasboro-other
Notes.
RALEIGH, \. e., Feb 2i.-ispecial.i r.
Postmaster ~hafcr. Mcssrs. J.. 4. l.. Harris,
1 Charles d. Upchurch. and Tim Lee. al IT,
turned from Washington sunday uight.
Shaler was At the larboro House Office Tor
an hour on sunday night, whore he was the
centre OF an interested group. The Colonel
said that nothing had been done which gave
him any fears. and that he bad not bccn
whipped ms stated. There was meeting Of
the committee on Friday night before
which an the parties mentioned above ap-
pearcd and argued the question Of Shaior's
confirmation. pro and con. Up % last re-
port-. however. the committee bad not indi-
Gated what their report would De, but lt -
thought they viii do so in few days. The
procceding~ before the committee are -1id
/ io have been decidedly interesting and y -
tepOrted that some plain f1lk ON both sides
was indulgcd in.
Ia Is learned here today that the sprague
| Electric Railway Company has purchased a
controlling interest n the Winston Electric
and Motor Power Company. and VIII con-
strict street railway ~ stem Co operate IN
connection with 10. In addition tO this they
will increase the lieht plant so as to give
salem electric illumination also. Arc lights
will be- doubled and incandescent lights WIZ
I De- Quadruuled. -Four miles Of electric rail-
way will hc built and The system VIII
eventually Doe increased tO eight miles. N
will be the celebrated >praQie system when
is now operated IN Asheyille
Iron has Just been bought and Is io pe de-
/ liycred hy contract on March D.. The con-
structiOn OF the line Will begin Aprl J..
The enterprise represents an Investment oi
S2OO0O.
Governor Fowlc. accompanied by his
/ stan and Governors Guard. ot this city, lcit
/ to-day for New Bernc. tO attend the Eastern
/ Carolmi Fish and OYSTER Fair The Cow
ernor will formally open the fair to-mof-
row.
N WAS learned here to-day from Durham
that the Durham Fertilizer Company.
/ which was burned out az Richmond >atur-
/ day night. has arranged % build another
I factory at once. The property destroyed
/ wa. wei protected hy insurance.
Winston will shortly have an elegant
new $4,000 county courthouse, % DE butt
/ by issuing county bonds. The question VIII
/ ho submitted 10 people shortly, ana VIII
pass without opposition.
some fertilizer companies have been ap-
plying for licenses. sending their checks un-
/ der protest. I'm each case the check has
/ been returned. and then om' ~ them came
/ back ugain without protest. The Asricul-
tural Department is making a determined
/ fight ON tine license question, and b. deter
mined to shut out an companies which have
entered the pool io test the cunsttutionaiiiy
I of the license tax.
There il serious talk of removing Davis
Military School t0 Raleigh, ard iho matter
is under consideration.
Another ten miles a the Winston ana
/ WikoshOrO Railroad has lust been COM
pleted and turned over for bnsiner-. ms
makes forty miles of road now completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25

SOUTH BOsrON. VA. Feb. 24.-Last
Wednesday night the residence Of 4. II.
Jordan at Republican Grove, in This county
was burned. Sparks from fre IN q bed
room up stairs i.nited "a bed, which soon
enyeloned the room and had gained so much
headway before 10 WAS discovered. that il
could not Doe extinguisned. Dir. Jordan
saved nearly an of his furniture 80 insu4-
ance. ~
ON Friday night the residence OF Mf'
Andrew II. Moon, four miles irom nefe,wa-
burned. caused by sparks from a chimney
ignifing the roof which WAS ol shingles.
Nr. Moon saved some OF his furniture ln-
surance 81 500, which will probably cover
his loss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25
BIG DYNAMITE EXPLOSION,
But No One was Fatally Injured The A.
sanli nn LnWNer AIsrrIsOn.

But No One was Fatally inIufed Inc 49,
sault on Lawyer Morrison.
ROANOKE. Va. February a. Special
Sparks from an engine to-day ignited a
package Of Judson powder in tool chest
al SINGER cut. where Contractor John
Kelly .has a large force at work double
tracking the Norfolk and Western. Twelve
sticks Of dynamite and twenty-five caps
were exploded, hurling Foreman rama
ferr0 into mud hole twenty feet
distant. iniur'ng four mules ana
completely Destroying dinner buckets
tools and clothing in and near the box.
Bars Of steel We're found hundreds Of feet
away. but no trace Of other articles, The
conclusion was felt for miles. and how ihe
men escaped death on The passing tram De-
ing wrecked is mystery too deep for old
railroad men.
John Trout was sent on 10 the grand Jury
to-day for attempting 20 cut the throat OF n
f0rney Morrison several nights ago Inc
latest outrage on Morrison was entering ms
office while be was absent at night, ana
carrying bis law library and papers away
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25

CHARLOTTE. y. c., Feb. 2l.-'>pecial.l i
Two more Of the persons injured by the
boilcrexplosion near salisbury Friday night
have died. making four dead Ia all. Charles
kimball died saturday night and brink
died sunday Sir. Green, tae sior,Aeeper AZ
the di,tillery whore the explosion occurred,
though badly hunt, Is expected 10 recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25
NORFOLK BUDGET.
railroad Engineer faiis Into Dock
and H. Drowned.

A Railroad Engineer rails INTO bo'h
and H. Drowned.
NORFOLK. Va, Feb. D.. special. -
About half past four O'Clock yesterday
morning "a man by the name OF vs.. J.. Pillar
"a native of Petersburg and employed as an
engineer ON the Atlantic and Danville Rail
road. fen into Roanoke Dock and was
drowned. The captain of schooner in ihe
dock heard the splash. and seeing % man
struggling in the water threw MN % ilng.
twice. but no attention was paid 90 d. ana
the man finally sank. The body was re-
covered later in the morning and taken io
the station house. where am inquest was
held hy city coroner llr. J.. y. NtMl.n.
fhe iurv returning "a verdict Of accidental
drowning. The body was inferred yeslef-
dav afternoon at the expense OF The city, pnl
"a brother Of the deceased in Petersburg
who had been notified by telegram, came
down this morning ard had the remains
disinterrcd, and viii take them 10 Peters
burr for intcrment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25

HEwLErr's. VA. Feb. 2l.-.special.'-
Mr.. Edmund Ialley. toung freight con-
ductor on the Chesapeake and ONO kaii'
road, whose home is near Beaver Dam st"-
ti0n. was crushed tO death between TWO
freight cars which he was trying 10 couple
AT Clifton Forge oA saturday night.
some of the thicke,t Ice saved here las
G eison Was housed the first week in March,
and there are those who still hope ior 4
freeze.
The Rev. Mr.. Buchanan. Of ~. Martin :
parish, will hold Lenten services at All ol
ihe four churches unde. his charge,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25

About o'clock YESTERDAY afternoon some
ONE ran into the BfOad-stfeet IRE engine
house and gave an alarm Oi nre IN thr "ofs
M Daniel ODonnell. plumber ana Eas-
ntfer. 40. SIS east Broad street. lbe DE-.
rartment re, pondcd and found that a snail
ire had staricd.from the burning Il K"s
I.
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Rooms AROUND sTAUNToN
Another Improvement Company
Chamber Of Commerce.

srAuSroN, VA, Feb. 2i-.spec'"l' r.
Tho Vest Iron Gate Land Co. was organ
ized a day or so ago. Capital stock si00'-
o,o and ALI taken before the company was
organized, and taken. on tne So, 9s and
sr,a, Richnond. Iynchburg, >taunion' ana
~, a,So. ,,laces Officers Of the Company
Go, y. Campbell, Of Ohio lfesiuenl I
VI =" ~ uccue staunton. General Manager
~ u,eiman Iron Gate secretary and if''s.
o,er. w Directors: Hon. ). w. J.. Dorsey, ,' 81
Nebraska, Hon. Frank Woodman; Ale'p' ~ =
sassllon. Jacob Yosi, Iron Gate, va, D. .,, -
Hushee. staunton, }. =. Houck, hailisOn'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25
TUG BoAT ExPLOpEs.
The Fiora Burt. Her Boiler With Fatal
Results.

Results.
MOBILE, Ala. Feb. 2i-lhe tug boat
Flora blew up about - miles above this
place in White House bend. The vessel had
stopped for repairs and the captain VA. on
the bank. putting on q hawser, when me
boiler exploded. The boat Was blown inie
splinters and sank at once. Engineer
Grimsey and bis son were killed. ais" ih'
cOlored cook. Pilot Thomas R0mall vas
badly cut about the head. lie WAS removed
10 the hospital here The Captain. Charles
Hall. was struck by some dying fragments
of the boat and slightly injured. Low Watei
in the boiler is supposed 10 have been lh'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25
AMNESTY TO STRIKERS.
4 Motion to Grant it Lost in the French
Chamber.

PARIS. Feb. 24.-ln the Chamberof Depu-
ties today lively. debate occurred on
motion submitted Jy the Deputies Proust'
DYmav and Jofrin. on behalf Of the Radi-
cois calling for the granting Of amnesty "a
I'M nersons convicted Of participation IN
oaanses connected with the strikes oi %,
mast ten years. The motion was opposed
bv the government, and was lost by q
vote of 325 20 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25

hiifti0. n. T.. Feb. D. Escaping
'''aal .n public school 40. / to-day caused
r fni several Young children were
'.li .lt boz rush for the street, but
n'-e 'erou.y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25
A BANKRUPT CONSUL.

Comes TO America 90 settle with His
Creditors.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2i.-E. G.. kelion,
United States Consul at Mazatlan, who ere
ated something Of sensation in Mexico,
bv his failure for 100000, has arrived here.
When interviewed, he said, 81 owe Sloo,ow
I'm Mexican money. equal % SOl,oVO IN
American gold. 5ly assets VIII amount io
about S25O. 600 but had no ready money 10
meet claims" II is said Dir. keltOn Is here
for the purpose of settling with DIS Amer =
can creditors, who express confidence ia hia
I fms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25
NEW YORK INDIGNANT.
Down on Boss Plat For the Loss Of the
Fair.

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-.speciai. -lne me
greatest Indignation prevails over tne
rasulf of the Worlds Fair contest, ana the
plaft Eepub leans are eyeryV he e blamed
for the loss 10 New York Of The enterprise.
Iffhe present state Of feeling ls Kept up 10
will not DE IN order 10 predict win tnan-
caiv Defew that il means political dlsd7leI
for the Republican party in THIS STATE
In wall street to-day the bears al the
stock Exchange bad their revenge ON Dos
Platf for hi, interference with the World 5
Fair bv knocking tine life out OF DIS lehnes-
see Coal and Iron stock, which prohe iois
uoints ON top Of lO points pfeAhi la7l
week. The total net earnings OIL tne
company for the year ended Jaiiu-
arv si-t. 1870. were Sil0.uW; surplus
over liked charges S3JO.0OO; after paying
ror cent. dividends on the preferred stock
the COMPANY had a balance Of SzIV,VVV
which il equal tO about 3 per cent. on the
comnanv's s9OO0.OOO OF stock. Officers Of
the company say that they cannot account
for the break i'm the stock to-day otherwise
imam ON the scare of hostile manipulation.
Johu n. Inman and his friends today were
heavy buyers Of the stock. lney are saiu
fo have bought 10000 shares from =, down
% 81 and back toos.
A MONOTONOUs TUNE.
~ueaking 10 TIE TINES correspondent
TODAY on the great success Of the southern
+ society. and the various entertainments d
has So admirably managed, weil-Auown
I New Yorker said:
IL have attended a number 0i these gath
/ aring, nj southern men here, and have en-.
T loved them very much. There is one tning
however. that ican't understand. why ~
thunder does every man who comes up hef'
to talk. use up half bis speech in prolestin;.
how loyal be is, and how devoted the souti
ii m fbc Union. Who doubts lt ! get on
al patience every time have 10 listen 10 u
Henry Grady spoiled a splendid speech
the oDening OF the southern club by tire
some rclteratiOn Of the theme. 10 wa
dandled by every man on saturday ni7h
from below the line. always thinl
of the lady in Hamlet when it meet
me. The kind OF people Who Aee
waving the bloody shirt, are on
the meanest Kind Of lactional truck that d
nrotestations or ayowals could move. IN
rets OF us know that the war Is over 10
more than a generation, and We would nav
many Confederate sign-posts round, an,
wav. We have sent our money down ooutl
and we know. love and respect her peolp
"a n riles me when / hear man come up
New \ ork at this day, and think ne mas
ak truly lOip for himself ana his secuo
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rge NEWS SUMMARY.

..sf lor to-day for Virginia Is for
weather and rain. southerly
stationary temperature In the south
...., .u northern portions; for North
,.fmcf boz extreme eastern por-
...r.Ir uinis cloudy weather and
.,...... of ihc General Assembly were
...l.rIay in the morning and at
ifec of conference was ap-
..f..lHl mr tnc hiring OF convicts.
-.r.i.I twas resolved that pracii-
..U. appointed as visitors 20 the
.mmral and Mechanical Col
uHgafy code was ordered 20
Giro House passed The bli
..I Robert r.. Lees birthday a
rt mnnc, introduced bin for
.nnI n property distineuishii 6
0l white and colorcd persons.
....... .ofihe school hoard. reports
IIa results of tho intermediate
.r A state and a nitcd states
... .. utol for the hifh school,
..r.r Medicine and The KlShmond
...I surgical society have united.
u.. .tor Tresbyteriaus have &C
.... BOW church building The
,..s r.ols and The stuart Horse
....H parade n Richmond ana Man
... tomorrow supervisors Of Chek-
.ras.ng Introduction ofcoun'y
...., 1fr D. Alfred Wolf. who shot
.stIrIlsy week in Nchmond W's
..n.Ia af Annie lay
-r. charged bysIniy with the murder OF
...tI. nosllcy. Jr. Both were negroes.
rr. charlie. Dudley Warner viii address
..f fNs prison assoc.aton.--Mf Id
-.. l. r.r.sfto VS. found dead in bed At his
I.o SIX hn wa dis. used
VIRGINIA.
....... were burned .n Halifax, near
...I.. .. .tr. The now pastor Of the First
....... ...r-.n. of lynchburg, viii be In
....t rHaf-Ihe Lynchburg Ice
..r.. Iat.a larger ice machine
.. .......I T.siorwas crushed at Lynch
....... -to freight cars.-The West
.... .st. Improvement Company has or
-tm..n with capital stock Of
unt0n Chamber Of Com
r.,e Us nth anniversary on
.... fI. 500. James Bumgardner. well
ta>'a county, died.-Ihe Dan
.'y elected Rev. 4. p. Thames
f..I other officers Mr.. Eugene
I. $3.50, buried At Danyille.--
. Il .oi0rcd charged with cutting
Ht Barton surrendered himself al
1.-Two Italians were jeiied az DAN
f.L...Itug bears on the Streets
I.Hr. n railroad engineer, fen into a
N0rlo.s and was drowned.-Ihe
I- .~.ue Gmys hada target match
I- made 400 unsuccessful attempt upon
.-....nse of Mcssrs. Perry. Dabney 4
.umnl.-A grosse Of Fairiaxans
r.-Hf chasing horse thief-George
ul I1iriaX died aged seventy years.
-I.. camp confederate veterans OF Alex
attend tine Leesburg reunion to-
-tIesen students Of The Virginia
al seminary viii take orders In
The executive committee Of VIII
Mary College visited Williamsburg.
fd Ialicv. a freight conductor. was
tl death af Clifton Forge Bishop
l confined seventy-three persons
r.0lls Martha Whitfield. eolored,
.i. tIe fire 90 Petersburg, and was
...rI g.. H.ith.-Mrs Mary C.. Lemolne,
lU.rr I.iersburg, died in ST. Louis
IIr.. Valentine. colored. was arrested for az
..r.tD. Mrs. j. r.. Justice Fourteen per-
.....H injured in "a collision on ghe At
UI inrvillo Haiiroa1.-A big eKpio-
.f dynamite occurred at singer Cut. but
nu fatal resiits.--John Trout. charged
attempting 10 cut Attorney Morrison
.lli at Roanoke. was sent on TO Tho grand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25

The first roll call was finished az i-'.s,'
and resulted Chicago. 40, NeW OH =;
~i. Louis 81, Washington 90 Nunoc' '"nu
Gap J. ,,,,t....o t,t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-25

ttrfA4a been received I'm Paris that 800
. 0mey troops attacked The ffonoh
I.t..a. kriorou.--A motion % grant AN
tt..F f0 foisont convicted Of onsntos IN
connection n'ih trench strikes was losi iii
.. ..amlffo ~ uoputiss.--lhe he result OF inc
German election showed q gain OF o.
naufes and 2l socialists The iron
.0a RI ine new Flora Concert Hall al
ila.f eI. crushing thiriy-eight Work
. lfs ruins --ln the House OF Ooin-
t .H0 debate in reply 90 the address from
. uf.ro uas concluded ard the address
I..III
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H O.arieionp. rich brass founder OF
h9.i.a' aiod last week aud lefi nearly al
fortune fo hls employees. house
n H.nt aesa. Augusta Ca. caught Ore and
Nf00ofDs children were burned 20 dc ith.--
l.e l.e boat Flora burst her Doilsr near
".Ns s.tIhlg three men. Two others were
.t.f InIu,i.-E O.. Ksiton. the hmori-
o,. CONSUL who failed f0r stOOOOOin nszsi-
.n Mexico. las srflyed in san tranciscs 10
'ts o.iN hla Amtrlcan crodltOfs.--ihe
'.iitIt 40 ihc speech Of Judge Humphrey st
iNe eolilrfn socisty banquet IA New YORK,
slcd Iu lui on our second page
lhe American csiton trust have been an-
joined Conn disposiuE Of the property of ths
Esnzstion Charles Sch0n-
''Asi oi Akron. ohio. wns shot by burg
.a..- l.e bodies OF John and Thomas Kel-
i'i, No'hefs. wsis found drowned in the
.'.. 90 rIus Sing New ioIk.-An un-
-..Hn tramp assaulted Mrs. George
",.iNf near Warrington Indiana. lie was
caught. aud ls threatened with iynchinE,