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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-13
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

GOING NORTH AND FAST.
No. = Colorado Springs.
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily...............
No. , Kansas City, ~. Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mail and ex. daily.
No. I Kansas City, IT. Louis
and Chicago night ex.
daily. .......................
No. - Accommodation,
daily except Sunday.
GOING SOUTH
No. 5 Kansas City, ~. Louis
and Chicago ex. daily .....
No. ! Kansas City, ~. Louis
and Chicago through mail
and ex. daily................
No. 81 accommodation. daily
eXCcUf Sunday ....
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-13

Three hours the quickest 70 St Louis
Missouri Pacific railway. IA Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-13

Old psners for sale at this office-25 cen
per hundred. 23tf
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Emigration 70 the West.

IF YOU have friends in the east Iwho con-
template coming west, or if you are going
east, remember you can save time and
money, likewise your friends, by buying
tickets over the Missouri Pacific railway,
the shortest line between st. Louis and
Wichita by IS miles and over. Two hours
the quickest time. This is the only line
giving you choice of two routes, either via
Kansas City or Fort Scott. Elegant free
reclining chair cars between Wichita and
st. Louis, also between Kansas City and
Wichita, without change of cars. Pull
man seepers on all trains. BE sure that
your tickets read via the Missouri Pacific
railway and thus save annoyance of
changing cars and unnecessary delays.
Remember also that no charges are made
by pOrters for riding in chair cars. These
porters are paid by the company and are
not allowed to charge any one be they
local or through passengers. They are
hired to attend 10 the wants of the travel
ing public.
City ticket Office, 49, North Main street,
Wichita, Kan. +. +. BLECKLEY.
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
II. G.. TOWNSEND,
TIcLat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-13
Art IND MUSIC.

MRS JULIA r. DUNN TEACHER or y OICE
VI and plano. room 81 SedgwIck block.
Ges gpl-
NUSIC-MRS. :. d. HEWITT. TEACHER OF
VI piano and organ. Limited number uf pupii>
aes4rcd. For terms call at 2il EmpOriA IS 10
4 RI - MISS N'CABE. ART TEACHER AT
n Lewis Academy, Instruction in drawing, u,A
water c0lOrs. Ursyon. pastel, China painting from
casts still life. sketCnIng from nature. For terms
call AT AcadeIny. room l. between and L a M lie
CeptiOn day Tuesday, ~ ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.

Anthracite.
Canon City.
~ n MCAllestar.
tAntJ Crushed CokA
huEv Weir City.
lEEn Walnut.
OvFtEla Mlnden.
Piedmont SmithinR.
Yard, j4i West Douglas.
Branch office 1S7 North Main. Telephone 192. dl35tt
SCHWARTZ BROS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-13

Elegant reclining chair cars on all trains and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita to Kansas City and
sold and baggage checked through 10 all points
north. south, east and west and steamship tickets
sold 10 all European points at lowest rates. City
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue, corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone 10
{. A. RUTHERFORD, Ticket agent.
.INO. SEBASTIAN, q. I. & p. A, Chicago. H.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-13

General Passenger and Ticket Agen
st. Louis Mo. 1O2tt
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4 OST - 4 POCKET BOOK BETWEEN Nc
lLCUiabs harness -sOp and Cannon's grocery store.
Parties can same al this Office and receive re-
vard dSAU
\ OSr-A WOOLEN FALL LAP ROBE. BLUE
= on side striped ON the other. \ liberal re-
ward II left at SedgwlCk stables, l,S North Water
street. d21-ctr
I OST - \ BANGLE PIN WITH BANGLES,
II knife horseshoe and gold dOlL..r Finder viii
please leave at MetrOpOle ofiCe. g-u
( OST-A HEAVY GOLD BAND RING, En-
II grayed inside the initials X. H. D. and several
dates the outside has a narrow gold bar running.
part way arOnnd in the center OF the ring also "a
small gold bs on outside fiLder please leave 4 St
EaEie ufiCN and ct reMArd. dlsEu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-13

Wy ANTFD AGENTS-TN Emery CITY TOW Y
w and village ~ the ulfed states except in
state C1 Kansas 10 u Ike subscr ptlons. Postmaster
can make money. 40 capital required. ~ampIs
copies free. Cash commissions; money 10 N sds
. getting up clubs Address tie icEIt.a Rs .e.
" lChIta- han 5I-It
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IIN1NCI1L.
TnHer his head 2, per line per fa~.
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HTpNEY TO LOAN-WE MAhE SHORT TiAE
vi loans On cEat'eis and ah god - 4rif.~s-
dsr-tf'
MONEY TOLOkS on HORSES. CATTLE PI-
VI amos and organs short time payer bought "a.
A- hay. 10 s. 1'4A street A y
MONEY TO LOAS OS FURNITURE. PIANOS
v organs. hor-e- cattle. str. EYlegts 3 iysFs
fr0uf room over iif North Man . lf-l-f'
IrUKNTTJEF LOANS. CATTLE IOAN--NON-
i ~ loaned on sluo-t everything ~ J. = Lu1-
!uu- over -taGllls EfD,erB. corfer p iIst add Nan
ssf
NE0SEY 10 LDAN-WE WILL LDAE 11U
vi money % solg short time an farms ~ c.tY
t-flrs-rrT as On horsas cattle Era.a. hg4sei894
gods e.. Rouse Harper. - I'D sll -edrssilS
tIy-- iss-tt
NTGNFY LOANED or HOR1F- HfSeTE-
vi COWS, pianos bol-slDl4 fyr1st9re. str. Nat@s
bought u go4 want small amount 81 n1yneT
Gene and 49, u. " e. -@s4 8 COLD -'9ftA Ma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
TAs BUSINESS WORLD.
-1-c----
Il. G.. Dan Company's wsebiy kev'e~
of The state OF Trade.

WV YogK. January SIR. G.. Dun.
Co. : .-.aNlv reN lew OF trade VIII say inc
closing ot i.sk considerable bark and TWO
smaller ones. nj cogsrqHence oi
bold conspiracy TO abstract their as
sets. does not appear to thfes'~H ny
financial disturbance. But II terms
10 inbaiF public confidence. and coming
AFTER several fecet' dgislcations and ler-
forlnances OF questi0uat'- uoprieiy IN the
Reading and other corporations y ~eakehs
faith ~ the ebundnoss et corporate ihiha-e'
mnnt In otnef respects rle news is less
favorable this week. The financial pressure
af London does not abate, and there are a.
ports that heavy Withdrawals of goi0 'of
Sorth smofica. or for France, viii soon he
neccs ~.
The bank cisefik.s t0hiinue - show an
Increase over last wear ~ neariy : rcf cent
but these represent largely settlements 'n
past transactions. The accounts fiofn otaef
cities show the effect Of unseasonahi'
weather,
fronl nc reports tclcgraphcd, IL may be
inferred that tfase since the new year be-
gan, tas po, answered expectations, ana
there are sonic signs ihat ihc wiid weather
il not solely 90 blame.
Cotton good are active and fairly mann
tained. and wOrstpds and light w00ien1 IN
GOOD demand. but sales OF heavy goods are
not Irr.se on improving ln prices. The coal
trade also continues much depressed. as 20
sn.ttac,,e. though bitumin0us is active az
Business failures dnring tbo last seven
days as for the nted states, A"; iof an
ada. A.: total. POI against total oi tln last
week. For the corresponding week oi laot
veaf the figures were .9i IN the United
states and ~ in Canada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
FREDsRICKseURG BITS.
A Delightful Bal Masqut-The New SILK
FACTORY.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January 3ls-
Special. The closing entertainment ~ tho
season by the Young Mpn'a s6giai Club was
a great success last night. II was "A bal
masuue ald Was greatly cni0yed by the
beauty Of this old town. Among The charac-
ters represented were;
Miss Mary Sue Hatiy, Old Time Girl:
Miss Agile "finn. Iambourine Girl; Miss
sadie Rogers, snow Queen; Miss Mary
Jones. Morning; Miss Lucy i. Rowe, Pas
sion Flower; Miss Allie Tyler Gypsy: Miss
Fannie Martels, Italian Maid Miss bessie
King, BO-Pecp; Miss Lizzie Neckwith. Red
Riding Hood Mrs. Myer. Might; Miss Louise
Granedar Night; Miss Matte ltaunehl
GYPSY Naids Nias Sally Hardy. Winter and
Miss Amelia brulle, as Domino. The Vi
emma Baseball Nine were Miss MOllie Wal
ters, Mrs. johnson, Misses Maggie lleinin.
Fannie Mason, Magic uOldsmith. Miss
Martin. Joss.o Leonard, Ida Ilcihin and 4
Leonard.
Messrs. +. A.. Griffin. Thadusee Of Poland ;
Joe smith, snow King. Charles Rollins,
NJ. Mulcahee; Eddie DmhorlakC Sister Of
MIR. McGiuiyl Willie Hrullc. jhlnaman
Earneel brnlle. Zonaye: James r. Jones.
Spanish Cavalier; Joe Ward, Don Felix. a
Spanish Grandce; Willie Goldsmith. Nrs.
McGintv: Joe StOthard. Chinaman: Henry
D0nnchl, josh Whitcomb; Frank Could
man. Little School Girl; johnny Freeman.
McGinty: John Rodgers, urle sam; G.. J..
Conway. Japanese; ". II. Merchant. Char
lotte Co7iay; 2. J.. McCracken, Fireman;
VI. IT. McCracken. Citizen; W. J.. Amiss,
Coachman: Freddie Alrch, McGinty.
The silk factory of this city is nearly COM
plcted. The buildings are the work OF
Messrs. Geo. Wroten and Benjamin Bower
ing. The company will work from three 20
live hundred hands. and the factory is said
20 D.. one oi the largest Of its kind in the
United states.
Prospects are very hattering for the
erecting Of large shoe factory here 10y %
Northern company i'm the near future.
Judge John T.. G00lrick and A. l.. Rowe.
Jr., have returned from Trenton. y D..
where they went for the purpose of making
an official visit 90 the Grand Lodge ~ Ma
sons of New jersey, i'm behalf of the Wash
ingion Masonic Memorial Temple 20 De-
erected here. They feel highly encouraged
and have hopes Of great results from their
visit. The Grand Master of New Jersey
viii issue am official address and appeal 90
tine Mas0ns Of New Jersey under the seal OF
the Grand Lodge in this matter.
Dr. VI. NJ. Lewis. a well-knOwn druggist
of this city. and Miss Susie Rose viii DE
married at the Presbyterian Church on Feb
ruary 18th,
MayOr Rowe has called q meeting for next
Wednesday, 90 raise funds % complete the
payment ON the Lee monument.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

some n the lumber men are having great
difficulty in getting logs enough 10 run 'heir
Jaw mills. The Neuse river D. 80 lowtlat
the raft. cannot come down. though report
saw. that the river up above here Is hned
with log, only waiting for ireehei.
Among those who will participate 10 the
annual state sunday school Convention 10
be- held in Wilmington, February %: - ana
1- are Roy. ". =. Greasy. Rev. T. II. li0ge,
Rev. r. ID. Swindell. Mr. j. II. >0utpgate,
Rev. DIR. 4. II. Pritchard. Mr.. ". \. snow,
Mr. William REYNOLDS. Mr. ". A. Blair.
Rev. =. W. Peschaw. Mr.. A. VI. McPheeiers,
Major Robert bingham. Rev. DR.. T..
Ronnthaler. Rev. X. 4. Beaman, Rev.
~ A. Iutz. Rev. 4. Il. King, Mr.. !,
N. F0usf. Mr. y. y. Brought0n,
Prof. T.. A. Alderman. Rev. J.. IL. H0dye,
Professor ". 4. Blair. Professor +. j. ho-
ses. Rev. l.. &. Nass. Rev. Is. +. DiNon' ks,'
". :. Greasy, Mr. II. B. lseppard, Key. =.
W. Primrose. Nr ". *. Rei-ner, Mr.. Mary
T.. Woody. Professor J. l.. lomlinson, hee'
Dr. T.. Rondthaler, Rev. DR.. J.. \. aie-'
Amono me subjects Ia be- discussed are
History and Objects Of SUNDAY school
eonyeutions.r ..fhe Work IN the state
spiritual Preparations Necessary 10 sue
cess iu SUNDAY school Teaching Lesson
llelpers. - The Training Of Christian Chill
drnn." /" peculiar D,mands Of County
/ schools" 'llow % Teach "He'ie" fNff-
cises.- "Sunday- -ScHcol Normal lr'in.
! ing.r "The Ant Cf = curing Attention.
~Religious Use ~ the im1glnaton
..rhrough the Ege 10 the Heart,
.srbe Application Of Certain secular NeiI-
DDS ..llow % Render Bible Truths Attrs'-
rive 10 Children" ~lhe Possibilities ~ TIE
/ Union Movement" Temperance bible
Authority for the sunday ay-school.'
A report Of the cficsrs Of the EeorSi9s'
Carolina and Northern shows that the bonds
are All sold and the money ready 10 COM
plete the road % Atlanta. Nine hundred
} thousand dollars has been spent on the line
. The contracts for grading have all been lei
to the savannah river from Monroe. \. =.
7 Last Wednesday. M Gsecnlee. Mr.. iou
Walrs two little boys. while playing IN IN
shuck zen, found a pistol ineir i"xe
: hrother had hid there The little boys, no
) dreaming OF the danger ~ such Toy con
: tinued 20 play With IL until II hfed on, sho''
. one In the stomach.
The officers of the proposed tobacco wai,
o hou q company cf Wilson are: President,
e ". Barnes; President, q. hstne~; -
!. retary and Treasurer. George ID. "revh
n Ro1ri OF Directors: =. ". Barnes,
Rarnes. Alex. Green. ". y. Wcoisr l., 2
r Lucas. James +. Rounuee, and ="
2. Farmer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
TWO MEN KILLED IN SAW-Mlll
MACHINERY.

Death " George W. Kins-1he Green's
boro rairio; Hevives Itssif-Discos'ry
Of Gold by p Coiorea xan-ii iisns from
Charlotte.
EAfrion. y. c.. January Si.-lsfecial. ]
firc destroyed ihc store Of A. II. Temple.
in the suburbs of ibis city. this morning az
one O'Clock. The loss 10 estimated at $500.
With insurance at 5000
1he Greensboro Patriot resumed publica-
tion today under the management ~
N,ssrs. iethcl s Scales, two youne Jons-
nalists. The Patriot has beena journalistic
institution Of this state since ihe year 49,
Tho Egypt coal Field. in Chatham county
is meeting with great success. Aoouf u"
tons per day are now being mined. Which -
ho;ar shipped % itileigh, Greensboro, VIM
ston. ata other points,
tror,p NiNssp| whsle working AZ the saw
mill Of Nr. ". q. esiihty' near hi"e'N
riturch. Alexander c0haiy. Was thrown ~
ti,o .iirpiur al a niauk Which be- was hand-
ling on she feed wheel, that runs i.'s eaI-
nure. Ills right leg wa- caught W lhe cuss
and cas drawn info the Knee and stripped
6
torn on. the muscle- Hcre torn to pieces
and me bone lahi bare. ino les was ampu-
taicd but Millsap only lived t,w hours.
Major and Mrs John e. " nHef. "i ms
citv. have issued cards for iae inainate ei
iheig daughter Gertrude Aurclia, % VII
liatn Rufln Tucker. at Christ church,
Raleigh. February ilih.
Active steps aFe being taken toward tnr
building of the GrCcnabOro and Norfolk Rail-
road. several counties along the line VIII
shortly vote On the question oi q suh-cfil-
ton 10 the new road. 10 viii connect WIN
ihe Atlantic and Dan,l.le and VIII make
tl,o distance from Greensboro io Ncr1riA ny
rail only Two hundred milts.
Cbarlos Nelson. coiored man. living lp
Guilforl county has discovered rch VEN
of eold ore running through bis land. In
ONE shan he found the Ncin TO be siN feet
wide. I'm.
Yesterday even ng. John saunders While
changing thc belt from one pulley io another
IA the saN-miil about two niles ne'lh ~
Graonsh0ro. was caught 10y the hcit 10 eh'h
way that IL broke his neck. saunders
was about ms years old.
The directors of She Raleigh cotton MUS
reelected to-day Julius Lewis. ifesi0ent'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
CHARLOTTE CHIPS
peath 81 Mr. Gcofge ". King.

CHARLOTTE. y. t.. January aL-.ene-
cial. -George ". hiu2, q prominent eit-
z,,n of Mecklenburg c0uEiy. d.cd yesterday
suddenly nc his home, Long Creek town.
,nip. aged Hfty-thre years. Ar. Ming hau
boer t,lonehing and sowing all day. played
with his gfandchild. smoked his pipe pnl
fl,o pipe 0n the mantvl, sat down, saslcH,
and Gicd in a moment.
A new machine shop and foundry in 'on-
cord will soon be- ia in.l blast.
Marshall Raierae. formerly ~ Charlotte
died Yesterday at Rock illil. 3. {.
LAWYER jerome. OF Charlotte has gone :"
~ Paul. ON the National reporter ~ stem.
Sheriff Long. Of Rutherford county passed
through the city to-day iur Raleigh WIN
ftvo ,0pna white men. Willis and llafinrd,
who were o. have hccn hanged fDr burglary
on February TN. The oo'einor commute"
tlrm 20 the pcuiioutiary for NE.
George l.. Wilson WAS to-day elected res
ident Of the NictrC0ttOn Nils. N.cf ifesi- -
d,,.t Oates resigned. Colonel Oates ls pf.s-
iftpf cf lie First National Bank, vice tho
iafe 4. y. McAden. and hence fc-ish,a
nom ihe cotton mills, OF which Ire was the
founder. ,.....,,,, ..,..,f
n il rumored here that the DauNilie road
wlll build double track between Dan'"l'
and Alexandria. ,.,.. s.,., a
Receipts Of cotton today 81 bales nfin' .
10 lO3t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
ROUND ABOUT ROANOKE.
Sale Of Patent Rights For Europe-ihe
500, 900 Additional subscription

500 900 Additional subscription
ROANOKE, January 3l.- special Mr..
\. !. Tubbs. superintendent Of the Roanoke
Epeine and Machine Company, and inven-
ton of the Tubbs' three-cylindcr engine. has
sold the patent for Europe, to Mr.. 1. c.
glair. of this city. for "a handsome sum. Mt.
Tubbs left today for Philadelphia, where he
will have TWO sample engines constructed
for Mr.. Blair. A company was recently
formed here, with capital stock oil SlVV'VOo'
covering the patent in this country.
Judge Brown. OF Pulaski, has been asked
to Grant "a charter OF incorporation 10 the
Roanoke and Pulaski Mineral Company, OF
which Mr.. George W. Palmer. Of salt'ilie'
il president. The capital stock Is 20 be mol
less than $4,000 nor more than S4OO'VOV'
The work Of leyelng aud otnerWlse hn-
provinr the wards of the Norfolk ana vest
ern Railroad Company is progressing RAPID.
lv about five hundred men and upwards oi
one hundred mules and carts being en-
nloyed. Large forces are pegsing away on
she double track. ,,o
TheSiOO. 900 additional subscription 10y lne
civ 10 the Roanoke and southern kaiifoau'
which has occasi0ncd considerable discus
sion i'm the newspapers, Is now assured ,,s ~
an Overwhelming majority, all points oi al,
ference between the dispuianls having Deeh
satisfactorily arranged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
NEW INSTRUCTOR AT THE MILL.
TARY INSTITUTE.

Captain a. l.. Duncan. Of DanviIlc. the
M""-David Miller VIII Appear at the
Trial-News From Petersburg. Lynch
burg and Elsewhere.
LEXINGTON, Va. January 81. Special.
Captain A. J.. Duncan, Of Dau,lle. Va.
has Just accepted the position OF the post
Of principal Instructor Of tactics at lhe
Virginia Military Institute. recently ten
derd him by superintendent shipp. lie
takes his position next week.
David Miller will be able 10 attend with
his brothers the trial that begins in the
County Court February 9Th. but his condi-
ton will force him 90 appear on n stretcher.
The Court will extend couftesics IN the
way u suitable accommodations 90 the
local and visiting members OF The press who
viii De present 70 represent the great crimi-
nal trial.
Old Mr.. John Gibson, known as the dis
tiller Of the famous Gibson whisky. lies
critically in at his home. near Timber
Ridge. in the county. lie is about eighty
five years Old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
FROM LYNCHBURG
Big Prices for Tobacco-Lsrge sale o
Pulaski City Lots.

Big Prices for Tobacco-Lsrge sale of
Pulaski City Lots.
INNCUBURG. Va, January 81 special.
The lynchDurg Board Of Trade have tickets
out for a splendid banquet 40 the Opera
House next Wednesday. February 9TH.
Tobacco amounting 90 nearly 1000 pounds
sold at The warehouse To-day, at prices rang
Ing from 5000 20 $50. The tobacco was
from Washington county, and was raised
by W. b. McAllister.
The remains of Mrs. Mosby IL. Payne,
whose tragic death occurred here last
Wednesday by the running away of her
horse. will not Doe buried tin next sunda!
morning. as relatives now distant are eX-
pocted 90 attend.
There was large sale and great boom IN
lots i'm Pulaski city Yesterday. Twenty-Five
lots were sold at fine prices and many Of
them were bought by Pennsylyanians.
Other large sales of land adjoining the city
took place. and $4,000 worth of stock in
Martins Land improvement Company were
sold 40 large per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

there was arrested iais iart night on u
charge of rifing letters. ihc arrest "as
male Nv Postoficc Department detectives
Much monet hes been missing at tbs post
Office for months. bat 'he exact amount -
not known. GOss stood hign socially anu
in business circles. lie was taken ~
-psrtansburg this morning. where he VIII
be trIedl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
A DlLAPlDATeO STEAMER.
She Makes Her Appearance In Baltimore
ia Bad Plight.

In Bad Ilshts
BALTIMORE. january 3i.-The British
steamship Dracona presented "a poor ap'
uearance to-day upon arriving az this port.
CAPTAIN TAFT tells of thrilling experience.
The ,essel left Newport, England, january
n.
at was on January ~ said the captain
.that our troubles began. The storm
turned into a perfect hurricane. Mountains
of water washed over the decks until the
vessel became unmana -eanie. ana the men
driven below. The cabin WAS Hooded, the
iron gang planks were carried away, the lie
boats were stove in: the bridges were
smashed into match wood, and the huge
ventilators were carried away. The bridge
decks were started. and "A large portion 0
the stores was washed away. Everything
movable in the cabins and on The decks Wa'
smashed. and only lot % debris remained
30 tell OF the fury of the fiorm.'
The DracOna encountered neld oi zee
berys that seemed bound'ess fifty miles OF
the coast OF Newfoundland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
DESTITUTE FARMERS.
burning Corn as Fuel to Keep Themselves
Warm.

LINCOLN. NEB.. January 3l.-GoNernor
Thayer to-day ISSUED a letter replying 70
Yesterdays dispatches from Chicago. in re-
card 10 the action OF the Trans Missouri
Association ia ignoring his request lor q
reduction in corn rats. lie insists ihat 'ne
demand for a reduction in rates j. uhiNe,-
sal. both the press and the people Hen'anu'
ing IL. lie concludes a. follows
..Tha farmers are burning cOm-burning
hread-to keen themselves warm. because
they cannot sell their com and thereby eel
ibe means with which 90 buy coal, an De-
cause YOU will not make reasonable fe'
luctiOn.r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
LICE MooREs ESCAPE.
Ills Eesignation 10 Hi- Pate Conee"i-
Designs TO Escape.

Ills Essignati0n 20 hi~ h'i" 'o"''"'"
designs 60 Escape.
RALEIGH. y. g.. January 3i.->pccial i.
iiye Mo ,rc. " ho was to have heen hanged
Al Greensboro February 9Th, for murder,
successfully made his escapc from Ja'i U,
day. He had apparently been supplied
With am iron lar ly "A friend. ana
he wrenched open the door oi his
cell. When the iailor came ~ To
place another prisoner in jail be- leii The
outer door open, and Moor. who had been
quietly awaiting bis opportunity. 'lipped
iut. took from the table three revolver,
which had been leit there by the lailer. aiid
locked the door ailef hm. 30 that Tue jail' Z
could not pursue him.
When last seen Moore was going thro ieh
the woods. about halfamile north ot"reens'
horn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

LANCASTER. "a, January 81. On The
Kilkenny Lumber Company's Railroad. SIX
miles east of here, to-day, lumber tram
broke in two on a steep grade. and lie en-
gineer was speeding to avoid being run INTO
by ,nc roar portion, when the engine was
dcrailed az a carve and the train was wreck
ed. Engineer l.. n troIeh, OF liaNeflll'
vos crushed and scalded tO death. The fire.
man and brakemen jumped and Ind anar-
row escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

PARIS. january 3l.-'Ihe Russian opera,
"A Life For the Car" WAS performed al
Nice last night. AZ one part 0f the opera
the audience became enthusiastic and rose
en masse and loudly chccrcd France and
Russia.
VIENNA. January 3l.-Tbe strike Of
slass-workers nj Gabl0nz. Bohemia, is
spreading. The military are preserving
order.
LONDON. January 3l.-A VI Jenna dispatch
says that Count Audrassy is IN a siupof'
and that De cannot recover.