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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
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Ngw YORK.


INV YORK, September ii.-Cotton-Nes 70.
celpts. Y.ss7 bales expcrts-to Great bfitslns
Iti7. bales stock, t22. g33 baies. southern nout
Grmor aud quicfer. common 10 fair enus. $3.50
1880: good TO choice DO. HssaN Whse. ds,'
and ,slc higher No 2 red winter. 1.O6sSiWs
In elevator; options advanced &C., losing only
Nc. By the close. The feehpg 10 builisn, based
upon the ane u pectod nghs showing OF the crop
BY the tioyornment report and the reports OF
cold weather: trading active no. : IT,, ~
tsmber, si.06; October, fl.G November. tL@4:
December, sl.Oat.. Corn tc. higher ana s'ar.eI
No 2, siaS7Ec. in elevator: options ~ assc.
higher on the Governments lighter eaow,ns ~
the crop, cold weather Ia the West, and frisn|
epef shorts September. Hxc October, 30
November. SHc.; Deeember, s1sc. oats nrn
and fairly active and sssSsc. up: optons
strong and g,.R5c. up: September. t5c. wv
ber sta.c.; Move mber. Nsc: Nay. Hssc no.
?. SPOT, az si5c. mixed WESTERN .isto.. hogs
quiet ana nrm. Coffee--options closed steady
and quiet September. titi0sfiSD: octoeer.
si7.45aSlahO: November, slhsoAll spos NC
active aud nrm: fair cargocs. $3.50 sugar
Raw dull and nominal; fsIr rehnihs, .,
common 20 fancy. 2ssl5r. Petroleum que, aao
steady. Rice IN fair demand aud nru, hos.s
steady and quiet. strained. common s1oi'
sLi0ssl.fA 1urpentiae stesiy and quot AZ vs.
Glic. Wool stesdy ard quiet For. strong
er. Tiorred beet steady and qulei. Cus-mesu
fairly active and steady Aiidles dun put
s.eaiy. Lard stronger and quiet; western s,csm.
f655: September. s662sfh55; October, Rtes
fAGO. Fretghts weak. cotton, i-ioal IL grsps
I'd. ,..
CHICAGO, September Ii.-Cesh tour quiet but
firm WIN an advance % lOslr. askei. NO.
spring wheat ana No. rel. slNA. No. 2cofn.
5llc. No oats. 3, &C. Mess PORK, VIZ. IA.n,
$40 shortribs, Slioaf1G SHOULDERS, E.s
s5s9.. short-clear, 8a50ssAsn. Whisky, lila
The lealiug tutgres Taages as fOiiows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

In the races to-day Greensboro won the
130-yard reel race IN SO 2-5 seconds. Ia
leigh won the grab race in % 20 seconds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

Ersnjnq.-Exchange active and heavy NJ iS2Ha
4s5H. Money tight, ranging from = ana inter-
est 10 o last loan aud closing onerel At e
b-Ireasury balances-Coin. fl51 233, 900; ctr
roucy, ss.267,O00. Governments dun and heavy;
per cents, RS; as, loia bid OK interest.
State bonds duh and heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
ANOTHER FREIGHT WRECK.
Two Trains Collide ON the New York Cen
tral-Four Men Killed.
IBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

ALBANY, n. Y, September 1l.-No trains
have arrived here from New York since
1880 tonight, owing to disastrous wreck
ut Schodack, sixteen miles below this city,
road authorities here say that an extra
freight train collided with the regular
freight train owing to a misplaced switch.
A few freight-cars left the track. 1t has
been learned from other sources. however,
that the wreck is very disastrous, two en-
gines. ten cars, and caboose being piled
up so as 70 cover the passenger track As
well as the freight tracks. Two engineers,
n fireman. and brakeman are killed, and
three others are wounded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
MOORE TAKEN BACK.
sueRlFF JARVIS SAYS HE sHouL0NoT
HAVE FLED THE COUNTY,.
o0ered the Alternative of Marriage. Moore
Emphaticaiiy Rcfused-On the
Way to Hts Victim.
rsnncial Telegram 20 tho p,.n,,.n.l

INpfcfal tcicgTatu 70 INC ilepht'h-i
lrxiNoroN, Va, september ll.-SherfI
s 4. Jarvis. Of Northampton county,
reached hero last night about Q o'clock.
As soon as he had eaten supper he went 10
the Mayor, got bis warrant endorsed. and
then proceed TO tho Jail.
MooRf's NIsTAST.
His fret words after greeting DR.. Moore
were. Moore, you made great mistake
IN running Of" Afterwards in speaking
Of the charges against Moore he said that
Che account published ia Norfolk paper
was highly sensational.
CoEFoBoRaTEp.
There was no assault. no chloroforming.
!, was undoubtedly written for the pur-
pose Of manufacturing sentiment IN behalf
of The Young lady Her family Is Catholic,
and n is the belief OF many that the article
was written by near friend. whose sym
path,c. would naturally Dee aroused by tho
J.tab.c condition oil the young lady.
ms DANGyg.
- soon o. the young lady's brother
loarnoj of her unfortunate condition he
nfma himself and went in search OF
Moore with the ayowcd intention of kill
,.. hir. McoTc's friends heard of tins.
They won't and warned him that his l'e
wa. in danger and ADVISED him 20 flee, and
l..e he made a capital mistake. Hcshouid
have even himself up and then uut him.
..t under tie protection Of the law until
I., trial could te hold. But instead be lis
i.uei 20 the advice Of his friends ana fed.
rHf fEotIE AROUSED.
This ~ once excited tie wrath Of the
r..,.c against bin. and If they had caught
tm ba would undoubtedly have been
tl.hel. Public feeling sul runs high,
sud bis life would lot be safe IN North
up,.n.
90 Btcr AND MARRY EER.
tlarWarI, the sheriff said 10 Moore;
"Is voa w.I qo back and marry the young
I.tr chs whole trouble VIII be flushed mp
arl Won VIII le allowed 90 1--we "a peace.
l-t D.. sou refuse 90 DO so / believe yon
vii be killed.
uF uF~sgs TO no so.
Moore cmplatcalIy refused to consent
totho marriage. lle seems TO think he can
o...rt az tlc trouble without Offering the
r.rauroa of ma,rimony 10 the girl whom
p. t.-so cruelty wrongod. When be left
l.-eIs bad not set agreed to marry her
r.l.h sheriff Jarvis was still urging hum
TODD so as the olly way ont Of the tern Die
trouble into winch Dee had gotten himself
If.l VIM THE PRISONER.
Tho Sheriff and his prisoner lett here
{ls morning at $50 ON the Baltimore ana
OHIO railroad. They Will take the Chesa-
r.ate and Ohio az stanton, and from
..rs eo on 20 Richmond. where they Will
probably stop Tonight.
The reward for the arrest 5000 goes 10
Il, Sergeant at Bueua Vista.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
BASEBALL.
Yesterdays Games Throughout the Coun-
try-ThC Results.
ny telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

fbN ttlfEihbh W wv '4't'fNNN-i
Cincinnati League)-First game: Gin
cipnatis. 2: base-hits, Z; errors, 1. Pitts
burghs. o: base-hits, 2; errors o, bat
teries-Rhients and Harrington; Phillips
and Nelson. Second game: Cincinnatls'
4. base-hits, 8; errors 3. Plttsburghs, 2;
hase-bits. 3: errors, 3. Batteries-Duryear
and KEENAN,: Anderson and Nelson.
Chicago q. eaguel: First Game CIhicagoos,
8. base-hits, 6; errors, |, Cleyelands, o :;
basc-hits, 4: errors, |. Batteries Hutch
inson and Kittridge Young and Somers.
Second Chicagos, T; base-hits, 81:
errors. 4. Cleyelands, 6; base hits. IL !, er-
rors. 3. Batteries-Stein and hittridge;
\iau and DOwse. -.
Boston League Bostons. 2; basel hits,
r: errors. 4. Phhadelphias, base-hlts,
+: errors. ]. Battenes-Nlchois and har-
die: VIckery and Clements.
Baltimore The Balumore-At hletic game
was called in the first half of the fourth
inning. The score stood: Baltmores, . :;
Athletics, D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
DEATHS.

HARRINGTON. Died, Mt Whestland, Hauo-
yer county. Va, ut her mothers residence, NIL
TIE ROslSA HARRlNGTON, after short i'll
ness.
Calm on tho bosom Of thy God,
air spirit, rest thee now q!
Zen while with ours thy footsteps trod
His seal was on thy brow.
Dust 10 its narrow house beneath
soul 10 its place on high!
They that have seen thy look In death
No more may fesr 20 die. a FRIEND.
The funeral will take place from the residence
OF her brother-in-law. Z. Cummings. lll5 north
Seventeenth street, FRIDAY, september 18TH.
ai3 2. NJ. Friends and acquaintances Invited
10 attend.
WARWlCK.-Died, ut White sulphur Springs
". Va, Sc ptember II, 1890, IDA BY kD. child OF
Byrd and Ida Warwick aged Two years ami five
months. .
Funeral from Moore-Memorial Church FRI
DAY, 18Th instant at o'clock.
WESTRRMAN-Dled. NJ her residence. In CIT
ton Forge, Va. August II, 1890, sALLlE Is.
WESTEkMAN, aged twenty years eight months
and tWenty-six days.
Sho was the beloved wife ~ Mr. f. B. Wes-
torman, a native Of Richmond, Va.
Peace 10 her ashes. 90 bot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
SHEEPSREAD BAY.
Racing I'm the Raln-Somo Notable Events
Notwithstanding.


NEW YORK. September 11.-Shcepshead-
BAY races: Rain fell steadily all afternoon.
First race three-year- sweepstakes,
~ .000 added. seven turlongs-W Worth won;
Druidess second, Reclare third. lime,
1:3l.
q 900 added. one mile and a furlong-
Cousin Jeems won. D,ablO second. Bene-
dictine third. Time, 1:Jj 4-5.
Third uce-Flatbush sweepstakes, two
vear-olds, ~ 500 added seven iurlongs--
Potomac won: StIathmeath second, Salhe
McClelland third. Time, 1:29 As.
Fourth race Sheepshead stakes Tor
three-year-olds. 81 800 added, one nile
and "a quartcr-Demuth Won; Frontenac
second. Her Highncss third. Time, 21O 40;
Fifth race-Great tail selling stakes all
aces. 1850 added, one mile and u fur
Iong-Raymond G.. won; Eric second, Lo-
non third. Time. 1:57 l-5. The ram poured
so during this race that the horses could
hardly be seen IN the stretch.
Sixth race-sWeepstakes. $1,000 added,
one mile and three uriongs-Laylnla Belle
won; Philosophy second, Macbeth third.
Time, 2-2j 2-5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
Eleven Coal Barges Wrecked.

IspocIaI teIcgfafh % tHe DfsPa0V1''
CHARLESTON, w. Va. September ll.-one
of the most disastrous wrecks that mas
ever been known on the kanawha river
occurred last night. Under the pressure
OF sudden rise running out OF Gauiey
river the feet OF loaded coal barges at
W,nifrede broke loose, carrying with them
the fleet Of the Black Diamond Coal Com
pany. In all over thirty bsrges were sent
floating down the river on good current.
They were scattered all along the river for
several miles TO Lock at Brownstown.
Eleven In all were lost with an average
OF ID. 600 bushels Of coal in each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
THE RICHMOND D1spArcH--FR1DAY, SEPTEMBER -, 1890.

cholera, which Is now creating havoc IN
that city.
Rev. j. j. Tigest. of the Vanderbilt onl
versity at Nashville. has resigned 70 ac-
cgpt the passionate Of church III hansas
city.
The Grant Monument Association OF
New York has approved the report OF .he
Executive Committee. The construction
OF the monument will be resumed.
The Montana Republican State Conven-
ton met at Butte Yesterday. Inc ouly
business done was nominating L. II. Gar
ter, the present congressional representa-
tiye.
The first State election in Wyoming came
on yesterday. Some of the precincts are
over 100 miles from county-seats ana com
paratiyey little can be heard from theIn.
The Republicans claim the State by l,ooO,
while the Democrats claim 1t by from ~ wv
to 1000 This is on the governorshlp. Inc
belief here is that the publicans stand
better chance Of securing the legislative
ticket than the Governor.
A Memphis Appeal special from. Amory,
Miss, saws: Steve Crump and George
Boalter, both colored, were convict
ed of felonious assault on the per-
son of Mrs. Callahan, aged sixty
five. and Miss Hathaway. The prisoners
were turned over to the Sheriff, who started
with them to jail. On the way mon ot
200 unmasked men forced him 10 give M
the prisoners. and the mob soon swung
them from the limb of tree near Dy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
Teiegraphic Brev,t,ss

William Walter Phelps. United States
Minister, and family have started for
home.
The coal-operatives and miners at Al
tona, Pa, have come to an amicable adj
The Republicans of the Third Tennessee
district yesterday unanimously renomi-
mated il. 9. Evans for Congress.
Ths Cologne Gdzets says that thu Rms
sian souadron has been Compelled ~ INIT
Viadiyoatock OWING TO the Prevalence Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
TIE SENATE PROGRAMME.
A Republican Caucus Agrees on the Bis
to BE Considered.

ny telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, September IA caucus OF
Republican senators was held this morn
ing for the purpose on agreeing upon u
order Of business for the remainder OF TINS
session Of Congress. There was a fun at
tendance OF senators and Mr.. Edmunds
presided. The caucus was in session
nearly two hours. Nearly every memteF
had n measure which be deemed OF sum
Gent importance TO warrant It's beng
placed IN the order of business. Ii was
decided, however, to limit the pro-
gramme TO the following bills, 10
be considered in the order nameu,
after the report of the conference
committee on the Immigrant forfeiture
bill shall have been disposed Of: First. tne
anti-lottery mail bill, second, the pm 20
repeal the timbcr-culturc act: third, the
bill 10 establish private land claim courts
fourth. the bill for relief Of the Supreme
Court; fifth, the bill for adjustment OF me
claims of laborers, &C., under the eight
hour law: sixth, the bill making eight
hours a days work for the laboreTs, &c.' III
Government employ or employed by coz
tractors doing Government work; seNehtn'
the bill to transfer the Reyenue-Marlhe
Service from the Treasury to the Navy, he;
partment; eighth. the Paddock pure-foot
bin: ninth. the bill for the settlement Oh
claims arising from Indian depredatlonsi
tenth. the Torrey bankruptcy bill (;
eleventh. the bill TO place telegraph com
panies under the operation OF the inter-
state commerce law; twelfth, District oil
Columbia bills.
THE QUESTION OF ADJOURNMENT
was discussed only incidentally. 1t was
the opinion. as far as expressed, that untll
the tariff bill had been disposed OF a day
for adjournment could not be inteiiigently
fixed. Outside of the caucus the opinion
was freely expressed that after the tarin
bin had been disposed of quorum couid
be held for only short time.
The COnger lard bill has no place IN me
above schedule. When the pure-food Dill
is reached i'm the Senate an opportunity
will be afforded for motion 10 substitute
for that measure the compouud-lard bill.
This motion. It is understood, will be maze
by friend Of the lard bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
THE HITCH RAILROAD.
Annual Meeting of the Trinity Church
Guild-The Thompson Orph.nape.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
-. Nh. a 10

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, \. C., Sept. IL, 1890.
The Hitch railroad from Hamilton to
Lawrence has been, at stand-still for
some time. but work has been resumed,
and Mr.. Hitch says that he will eat dinner
in Lawrence on the LIST of October.
The second r annual meeting of the Trim;
in Temperance Hall here this week
The Thompson Orphanage at Charlotte
il doing good work In taking caro- of the
orphans. and promises greater usefulness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

The funeral OF EDWARD r. MILLER, m Old
Confederate soldier AMI a son u the late Robert
Miller. a prominent tobaccOuist of tais city IN
anie-bellum times, viii take place ~ tho chapel
of the City Hospital THIS AFTERNOON at I
o'clock. IFS remains viii Do inferred In the
family section at tho Old shocsoe graveyard,
near the City Hospital
Florence (Ala.) papers please copy this no.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

deed. or unholy alliance with the enemy to
corrupt the party of.this state. WINE su-
premacy ia the bulvsrk of our CIVILIZATION
and can only be secured by Democratic
unity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money, Bonds, stocks "rain'
Tobacco. Cotton, &c., and IN 'on-
nectIon Herewith the Wea-
Their Indications.
tBy telegraph to the Dispnichl
r. wAsulsGToS. ID. C.. September H.
KAHN lForecas, for virginla Rain, slightly
Jwarner weather, easterly winds.

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair and warm In the morning, followed by light
showers in the afternoon, and clear weather at
night
Range Of Thermometer st the front door OF the
nianrich Ofice Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
Hass Tennessee. railroad. .................. 8.
nai rlmnRE STOCK MARkEr.

BALTIMORE, september ii.-Vlrginia consols.
81: 90. i0-lOs. 20 do SIS. csSas9a. Baltimore
and Onto STOCK lt3si0gH: Northern Central
stock. Gsfl asked consolidated gas bonds, ili4s
lis do stock, 50x asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

The London Times says the Mckinley
bill in all its stages has shown pubic
opinion in America in respect TO economi-
cal principles to be in rotrograde rather
than progressive condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

A TOUR To DURHAM.
TELEPHONE SUITS DECIDED.
The Company Has the Right to Regulate
Its own business.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch. ]

i'P'N4"4 '''N
WHEELING. W. Va, September lin
tbe United States District Court to-day
Jndoe Jackson decided the suit Of Squire
GEORGE Arkle against the Bell Telephone
company in favor Of the defendant.
When the telephone company changed
from the name TO the number system the
,IejntiIT refusing TO ask the central opera
,nr for numbers was denied the use of the
teienhone and brought ten suits for dam
soes, The Court decided that the company
las right to regulate its business as 1t
sees fit.
FATALLY INJURED.
Fifteen thousand people attended the
one If the running races Gustaye Fortner,
a prominent citizen of Elm Grove, was
struck by horse going at full speed and
fatally injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
BIG BUSINESS FAILURE
HandIey & Co.. of Charleston wholesale
Crocers, Assien-Liabiiities and Assets.

ISpocIhl teItRFatu 70 lIIo D17F'''-I =
CHARLESTON. w. Va, September 1.-The
first business failure of any consequence
that has occurred here for years was that
OF Haniley X Co., wholesale, dealers IN
feed, groceries, aud produce, who assigned
TO-DAY TO II. ID. Shrewsbury; Tue creal-
tors will lose nothing, rs the assets are are
larger than the liabilities, being elo'oO9
and $4,000 respectively. Pressure OF
creditors and inability TO collect causeu
the failure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
sTREeT-FleHT AT AMHERST c. H.
Editor Campbell Sends Two Balls Into
Lawyer Evans's ANATOMY
rsneclnl telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l

lSpeclhl ttleLtHul W tho Ni'H"'-N'4
JyNcHBuRG. Va. September lit Is re-
ported here tonight that there was street.
feht AT Amherst Courthouse this aiternoon
between c. j. Campbell aud Ottie Evans;
Comnbell T. the editor Of the Ne,c Era and
Fyaus Is young lawyer. Evans was shot
twice. one bah entering his night hand ana
another passing through the tieshy part OK
his arm near tho shoulder.
ORIGIN OF THE ROW.
It's understood that the row began first
between Campbell and young EyanSS.s
father at a meeting OF the precinct an
ance a few weeks ago and was taken up by
vounc Evans. Evans is not thought to be
badly hurt and more trouble IS appre-
hended.
TOUR To DURHAM.
Governor Mckinney, General Lee, and
a marty of the stockholders OF the Lynch
burg and Durham railroad. twenty in num-
Der. arrived here tonight and leave IN the
morning for Durham on tour over the
road. What their mission Is 1t Is lmpossi-
bic to find out tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
COTTON REPORT.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

TIT OtVFNN|NO
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.1
sgPTEaBER IL, 1890
Only few lots Of new primings sold al auc-
ton at Doc. 70 81, while on Change there was III
he doing, and privately the market showed but
little life. Some marvellous stories Of tobacco
leaves as big as bed-coyers and fields with stalks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER II, 1890


PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER II, lssL
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk merchandiso
and passengers l.. Il. Tatum q CO., agents
Schooner Mary LangiOn, Howell, New YORK,
cement n. Wendenburg.
Schooner Charles T. Smith, Lear, Philadel-
pha, coal, :. II. Havoc
Davenport & Morris.
Schooner Mary c. Carroll, Campbell, New
YORK, kainit, 5. W. Trayers < 90.
SAILED.
Schooner Matilda Brooks, Warwick, Bermuda
nuudreds, 10 load railroad ties for New York
PokT OF NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. Il, 1870.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Z. HeaR, Pensacola, 70 load coal
Steamship Orion. Boston. 70 load coal
Steamship Roanoke, Now York. and sailed for
New York. merchandise.
Steamship William Lawrence. Providence, and
sailed for West Point, merchandise
SAILED.
Schooner II. b. Ogden. NOW York, coal.
PORTOF WEST POINT, SEPTEMBER H. 1870.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED
steamship Richmond. Janney New York.
general cargo. 80
steamship charlotte, Bennett. Baltimore, gem
u S 81 Elm City, Eaton, walkerton, gene
raj cargo
SAILED.
steamship Richmond, Janney, New York. gem
eral cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Bennett Baltimore, gem
eral cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
LIE RAuM INVESTIGATION.
The Usual Daily Tilt-,Ir. Flick and Cooper
Interchange Ugly Epithets.

fBy telegraph % the Dispatch.l
W.srr1vGrON. September ll.-At the he
Ginning of its session this morning the
eDecial House committee investigating the
CHARGES against Commissioner hauln Ahh
the usual daily tilt. Lewis, the Democratic
member. rising TO personal question saIu
that he had been creditably informed that
while he was engaged in conversation with
Smvser. who was on the stand the other
dav The Chairman had said that MS
II ewis'sl conduct was not gentlemanly anu
that he wanted a rctTactiOn.
chairman Morrill, said that he had no re-
collection of having made such remark,
and SAWYER also denied that II had beeh
made. taking occasion at the same Tune
To denounce officlous outsiders who. were
seeking 10 intermeddle and make bad ieel-
ing in the committee.
BAR-RooM TERMS BANDED.
Later in the proceedings, while Cooper
was upon the wltness-stand, Representa-
tive Flick. who took Smyser's place, sharp
ly oueried " You know you are on oath'
don't yOuf"
Cooner resented the implication con-
veved bv this question, and Flick con-
timed "You have sworn moment ago
that Won could take those books and sus-
tain these charges
Cooper: - said believed it. That sug-
cestiou Of yours was Intentionally, cow
ardlv. and mean"
Flick: And submit that you are dirty
dog
Lewis became involved in this quarrel
also bv endeavoring to help Cooper. and
Chairman Morrill, was for time unable to
restore order.
ALL WITHDRAWN.
Bv recess time. however, mutual expla-
nations and apologies were made, and the
offensive personalities We're Withdrawn.
As TO the main purpose Of the investiga-
ton no more witnesses for the prOsecu-
ton we're present. and Cooper was sum
moned to the wituess-chair by Raum, who
endeayored 10 extract from Cooper the
names of all the parties who had
given him the information that led
TO the introduction Of the investigation
resolution, but only two were named, one
of whom. George b. Fleming, Raum said
was discharged Pension-Ofice employe
| and the author Of all the defamatory news
paper articles that had been published.
| Tomorrow at the Pension Office the testl-
mony is 10 be taken Of l3S clerks who have
| been promoted by Raum to show that
thew had not purchased stock in Raum s
| refrigerator company.