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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
ANOTHER HOHOKEN mormon.
4 Desperate Kills Two People and is Himself
Eilied-Ihe Details.

HonoKEx. n. j.. April 2O.-Ths morning
Angelo Gaboth, Of New York, murdered his
mother-in-law dangerously stabbed isfather-
in.law. and was slain by the son of the muir
dercd woman. A general melee followed. IN
which Gahoth's wife and her brother received
stab wounds. Gaboth * a worthless fellow,
and was visiting his lather-in-law, Mr.. Chm
chella.
At ] o'clock this morning Gaboth arose.
and armed with n stllettO. went TO his mother
in-law's bed plunged the weapon INTO her
abdomen. and almost disembowelled her.
Death ensued nstantaneously. G0bOths wife
was sleeping with her mother and made no
sound. II is believed that she was aware of
whit was going on and WAS party to the plot
30 murder her relatives. Gaboth. after killing
Mrs Chinchella went to his father ln-law's bed
and thrust q stiletto into his neck. The old
man gave u shrek which aroused his son
Conoiguito. who, armed with astiletto, rushed
10 his fathers room.
A fight to the death between Gaboth and
Conoiguito ensued. GabOth's wife hearing
the struggle rushed between the combatanis
and received two slight stab wounds. Finally
young Chnchella tented and moment later
drove his stiletto III Gaboth's eye, killing HIM
instantly.
The bodies of Mrs. Chinchella and her
SLAYER were removed 10 the mOTgue and old
man Chinchella taken TO the hospital. where
he lies in n critical condition. Young Chin
chella gave himself up and was also sent 10
the hospital. His sister and younger brother
were placed under arrest.
The police in their investigation Of the
apartments, discovered a 42-calibre revolver
with three chambers empty. This gives the
case a new phase. Young Chinchella told the
police that it belonged to Gaboth. who had II
In addition to the deadly stilletto lie
supposed that Gnboth intended 10 finish up
his work with 1t. He says that IN his
struggle with Gaboth the latter drew the
pistol, and holding it in ms left
hand fred three shots At him. He was so ex-
cited his aim was bad. Gaboth's wife and
young Chinchella's brother were near him en-
gagged in a struggle. HIS brother was trying
TO drag the wife away All three of the bul-
lets took effect In the body of Mrs Gaboth
One struck her in the eye. one in the leg and
the other in the breast. This was not men
toned by any of tho prisoners until the po-
lice began their investigation. Mrs. Gaboth
is in very critical condition. She IS more
seriously hurt than was at first supposed.
Her recovery is doubtful.
Old Chinchclla is improving and will proba-
bly, live. Young Chinchella expresses his joy
at every opportunity at the death Of Gaboth.
He SAYS he was u very bad man and would If
he could Kill q dozen like him if 1t was neces-
sary.
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4 VICTORY FOR The "DRYS.'
IudSe Coles Refuses 10 Grant Liquor Licenses
at Railway Stations.
4 SENSATION CREATED BY The DECISION.
United States Court Cases Disposed of-Death
( of Jacob EoNbury, OF Alexandrla-from
Ali over Virginia.

D,Svrrhr. Va. April 2O-lSpecial. J
Judge J. d. Coles. the Judge Of the County
Court created 40 immense sensation IN his
court to-day by announcing that he had de-
cidedly and most emphatically concluded 10
refuse liquor licenses 10 all the dealers whose
places Of business are at stations on the Rich
mond and Danyillc railroad and rs branches
under this jurisdiction. The judge
said nine-tenths Of the indictments
made in his court from these railway points
were due to whisky. and that numbers OF the
deaths on the railroad recently were caused
by the same agency at ant about thes' sta-
tions and that the puDlic safety ana the well
fare of the travelling public demanded thatthe
sale Of liquor at points where railway en-
plOves could get 10 should 10 suppressed
The decision WAS received with deaienng
applause 10y the temperance ana promDition
people IN the courthouse. Inc eIect OF lnls
decision 10y Judge Coles will bc to close every
bar-roou at railway stations IN this county on
the Richmond ana Danvlle. Virginia Midland
aud Danyillc and Western railways Appeals
will he taken 70 tie Circuit Court
In the United States District Cont to-day
sherman Mitchell, Of Patrick county. was
found guilty of assaulting with intent 10 XII
United States officers while in the discharge
of their duties and was sentenced to three
years at hard labor IN Albany pententary.
The court VIII adjourn tomorrow.
Bishop A. ~ Randolph preached mt the
Church Of the Epiphany yesterday morning
and night. At the morning service the blshop
confirmed a class of ten persons The Bishops
sermon in tho morning and also his address
10 the confirmation class was regarded rs the
best efforts be has over made here.
The real estate business IN this citYas IN
usually active to-day. Nearly $50 900 worth OF
Danyille real estate changed hands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
WIFE AGAINST HUSBiND.
Tho Decision of the Ju.tlce Affirmed
Against tho &. * q.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA April 2O-Whcn our
County Court adjourned On Wednesday it
was to meet again Saturday as Judge Earth
ing could not sit in the case which was called
Just before adjournment. SO Judge Isaac H.
Christian. Of Charles City county. arrived
here that morning and heard the appeal taken
10y G. III. Slater on peace warrant sworn out
by his wife, and on which he was placed
under a bond Of 81 900
His Honor, after n patient hearing of the
argument both pro and con. affirmed the ac-
ton Of the justice 80 the bail bond stands
All Of the officers of the asylum who were re-
elected on Thursday last were elected for the
full term of two years except Captain c. b.
Trevillan the supervisor. who was elected for
only three months Just why IN exception
should be made IN the term of election for
the office of supervisor does not appear on
the surface, and speculation is rife rs 10 the
final outcome
suit has Just been entered in our clerks
Office by Me,Srs. Henly d Peachy. attorneys.
against the Chesapeake and Ohio railway for
$4,000 as damages claimed 10y q cOlOrcd
woman, who II Is said was thrown from pas
senger tram some time ago at Ewell station
and severely injured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
A DARING SAFE ROBBERY.
Expert Burglars Enter the Store Of a
MebaneSYille Merchant.
THE TRIAL OF The ITALIAN MURDERER.
Great Excitement OccasiOned-War Between
Negroes and Policemen Mt spartans-
burg-North State News.

RALEIGH. n. c.. April 20.-tSpecial. Chief
of-Police Charles ID. Heart. of this city to-
day received telegram notifying him OF one
of the boldest safe robberies on record in the
State Last night about o'clock burglars
entered the store Of ". II. Lasley d Son. at
Mebanesyille, and drilled a hole into the door
OF the safe and blew it open with powder or
dynamite. They got away with all the cash
aud checks and valuable papers in the safe.
the amount Of which is not stated. u Is sup
posed they escaped rom Mebanesyille on the
freight train which passed there shortly after
O'Clock. bound for TINS city
Two suspicious characters were noticed here
Yesterday. claiming 10 lie painters. They
were seen 10 pass through here to-day. gong
east kilograms have been sent ont 10 various
points ahead Of them for their arrest.
John &. George. the wcl.-knOwn capitalist
81 baltimore. WHO Is one ~ the largest pond
holders q tho lertric street ran WAY 10 lie
constructed here. arrived here to-day 10 COM
plete tine arrangements to build the system.
Representatives Of the Edison Construction
C0inpany will be here tomorrow 10 confer
with him. when II i expected that full ar
rangements will be perfected for the Work 10
begin at an early date
General Il. f. Hoke. who was last week
elected president Of the North Carolina raul
road 10 succeed Governor Tomas VI. Holt
arrived in this city TO-DAY and formerly de-
clined b accept the presidency. his duties rs
president Of tho Georgia. Carolina and North
ern railroad and other interests making II I'M
possible for him 10 accept. IL il learned that
the directors will again be called together this
week TO elect president. and It is stated that
either ". +. KOrncday. If Goldsboro. OF John
l.. Morehead. Of Charlotte. will Ire elected.
Governor Holt to-day appointed William
Board Of Pharmacy for a term Of five years.
4 special from Durham says DR.. William
son. who IS the resident physician ut SWEEP
sonville. heard noise last night down about
his stables and went ont 10 investigate II. He
found man had gone off with his horse
and ordered him 10 stop. hut the man tried to
70 the faster Dr. Williamson fired and
killed him The would-be thief was a negro.
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Great Excitement Manifestcd-Ro Between
Negroes and Policemen.

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. April 2O.-ISpecial. !
The trial Of Henry Bradham, the negro who
was accused of numbering John b. Mecca n
week ago Saturday night. was begun to-day.
The prisoner was taken 10 the courtroom
by O'Clock this morning before n crowd
could collect or any trouble brew. The Jury
was selected from special yenire. chosen
from among non-Iesidents f this low snip.
The entire dav was devoted 10 examining
the witnesses for the state. The strongest
circunistantial evidence has been brought out
ever known in the courts here. Court adj
journed tonight at o'clock until IN the
morning AZ o'clock.
The argument for the defense will be heard
tomorrow. An immense crowd attended the
trial.
Considerable excitement was caused in
Spartansburg. S. c.. Sunday by n row be-
tween the negroes and policemen. The he
groes got into fight among themselves, and
the police attempted 10 arrest some OF the
fighters.
The helligerent parties then made friends
and united against the police. The police had
to call IN assistance before the mob could be
controlled.
The last service in the old Presbyterian
church of Salisbury was held Sunday. The
church will be torn down and handsome
new one erected on the site.
Robert H. Henderson, one Of Mecklen-
bmrg's oldest and most prominent citizens,
died suddenlyat his home ut Mint Hill Sun
day He was stricken with paralysis and
died while at the tea table. lie was seventy
five years old.
Sunday morning at O'Clock fire was dis
covered in the large dry goods establishment
OF IL Ra7ch Of this city.
The alarm WIS quickly turned in. but the
fire hnd already gained considerable Roadway
and the stock was damaged by fire aud water
70 the extent of $4,000.
A bold robbery occurred in Magnonia, s. C.,
SUNDAY The store Of Ma.lard Il Griffin
was entered the safe taken out, put on a
wagon and pulled by hand two miles from
town. Ii was there broken open and robbed
of the contents amounting b $500.
shooting ARRAY occurred in the camp OF
the South Bend railroad near Columbia Sat
urday night. which will end fatally A white
man named Spires was shot through the
stomach 10y IN unknown assailaut.
David Gordon, one OF the oldest and most
highly respected citizens Of Rock Hill, S. C.,
and the Oldest charter member Of NIasons.
died Sunday night while holding family pray
er. business was suspended during his fun
eral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Garrett Luteman Commits Wholesale Murder
without Provocation.

CUMBERLAND, Mp. April Ca bloody
tragedy occurred this morning at Oldtown. a
small place thirteen miles from here, in which
one man was instantly killed and two others
mortally wounded
The murderer is Garrett Luteman. promi-
nent young man twenty-three years OF age.
and his victims. w. ". Carder and William
Foley, both equally well-known citizens
Luteman was employed by J. W. Carder,
father of one of the victims, in his store a. n
clerk. He and the two men have been having
some trouble for several weeks, resulting over
money matters.
This morning he remarked to a friend that
he was going 10 put an end TO It. AT $50
o'clock today he walked up 10 William Fo-
ley, who was standing IN front of Carder's
store and. without word, drew revolver
and fired. the bullet lodging III Foley's heart.
the latter falling over dead without q word
Luteman then walked inside the store Young
r. Cardcr was engaged IN waiting on n Gus
toner. Luteman fired at once at Carder. the
ball penetrating his lung fatally wounding
hun. Lutcman's brother. who was standing
near by sprang on HIM and wrested the re-
Volyer from him. The desperate man
wrcsted himself free from his brother and
sprang back of the counter where he seized
another revolver and fred two shots into his
own head. Then, picking up o razor before his
Mortified brother. who was rooted to the spot.
could interfere he cut MS throat from ear to
ear, completely seyering the wind-pipe.
When United Press reporter called on the
murderer at his home he found him still con-
scious and quite strong. notwithstanding his
terrible wounds. and able TO converse. He
expressed satisfaction over his crime. The
physicians say he and one Of the victims will
not live the night out. Foley was married
man about ffty-one years old, the Others be-
ING unmarried. Intense excitement prevails.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
FLOYD Notes.

FLOYD CouRruorsT. April 2O-lSpeciall-
For the past week the weather has been warm
and bright with an occasional April shower.
and vegetation and farming operations have
advanced rapidly.
Sheriff Williams left Saturday morning ior
Richmond with John r. Nelson whose eX-
ploits az horse thief have already been pub
iished in TnE TINES. Nelson goes 20 the pen
itontiary for ten wears lie has met with
pretty swift Justice 10 stole the horse On
the ID Of April was arrested on the. 4th, IN
dicted on the lath and sentenced on the 18TH.
A few mornings ago n horse, belonging to D..
= Profit was found dead in the stable on
his farm. few miles from this place. and the
other horse in the stable was sicA. II Is
thought the horses wcrepoisoned.
Two prisoners in tho chain gang made their
escape a few days since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21

The Nominations of the Democratic Conven
vention of AIbemarle-Other News.

vcn;ion of Albemarie-Othe News.
CnAH1orTTsvuIr. VA. April 2O.-lSpecial.l
The Democratic County Convention which
met at the courthouse in this city to-day at
u O'Clock was very harmonious and largely
attended, nearly every precinct beng repre-
scented Hon. John H. Moon was unanimous
ly elected chairman for the ensuing year.
For the respective offices the following gen
tlemen were nominated. Hon. j. Il. Wing
field, for treasurer, Captain Mlcalah Woods,
Commonwealth attorney; l.. c. Watts,
sheriff: jesse l.. Fry and ". II. Bowcock,
commissioners Of revenue. With the cXceu-
ton of Mr.. Wn-iicld. ali the nominees are pres
ent incumbeuts. None of the gentlemen had
any opposition The election takes place on
MAY 18th.
Ina radius Of few miles Of Milton, near
Charlottesville. there have died within Tie
past few months five very old citizens, whose
ages aggregate A37 years. With the exception
OF one, all died within few weeks of each
other They were Messrs. George Crank,
ninety-three George j. Stachlin. eighty
eight Rev Joseph f. Massey. cghty-scyen;
Mr.. Douning Smith, ST.. eighty. Mr.. Jacob
Mehring. eighty-nlnc. This would seem to
indicate that our section Is productive Of
longevity.
A curious find has been made by Mr.. Pres
ton Graves on the farm of Mr.. Granville
Raincs near Charlottesville. The find con-
sisted of "A genuine copper brick, weighing
fifty-twO pounds. wrapped IN an oil cloth, the
whole in an old satchel, which crumbled TO
pieces on being touched. 1t Is thought that
il was placed III the satche during the war,
and it was evidently prepared for the mint.
IL is in shape Of the letter L, and about
welvc inches long.
Mrs Bessie S,arrkeofcr. of Canada. lecturer
and organizer OF the Right Worthy Grand
Lodge Of the Independent Order of Good
TemplaTs. delivered two lectures in this city
at the Disciples church yesterday before a
large audience. The subjects were: Taking
Care of the Babies or, Oar Relation 10 the
Gospel TEMPERANCE and At the Cross
roads or. A National Crisis
Mrs. III. ID. Garner died yesterday morning
al o'clock after suffering intensely for sew
eral months Her funeral took place at the
Baptist church this afternoon at o'clock
Rev. A. A. Little. Of Gordonsylle, preached
at the Presbyterian church yesterday both
morning and night. Rev. DR.. q. l.. Petrie.
the pastor. Is still suffering from the effects
of an attack Of the grippe.
Rev. Is. A. Abbott. of the Disciples church,
is in Matthews county, where lie is conduc-
ting a revival.
KEY. 4 L. Belts. Of Richmond, preached
at the State Hill Baptist church, this county,
yesterday. he IS IN the city to-day, where he
will remain for q short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
Chalnedto tina Rock.

Promctheus was chained to the rock while
yultures gnawed his entrai.s. SO are many peo-
pie chained 70 the rock OF prejudice while all
manner Of violent medicines inrict injury uron
tines They are apparently immoyabls in the
belief that 10 experience benefit they must keep
dosing with drastic medicines. Unless the ac-
ton ~ these is powerful and excessive. they
are not satisfied. They would distrust \ remedy
of gentle action. however effective. II is not
by such purhlnd extremists IS these that the
Bitters are recognized. That benign regulator
Of the stomach. the bowels and the kidneys
appeal. 70 tho ra.ional-not only appeals. but Is
awarded a Just valuation Constipation, liver
complaint. dyspepsia and kidney troubles yield
10 its action. SO also do malaria and rheuma-
flsm.
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Sor-TH BosroN. Va. Apri 2O.-JSpecial. !
The primary elections to choose delegate 10
the county convention. which meets to-day:
passed of quietly They were larger attended
than ever before. in fact. 1 do not believe
there were 100 Democratic voters IN the
comfy who did not attend and express Their
preference. it IS. therefore. the fullest ex-
preston of opinion ever obtained.
Mir. Il. A. fast seems to lead for treasurer,
with ". i. Chandler. second. and Thomas
i. CLARK, third. The indications are that
Mr.. East will receive the nomination. Mr.. &.
& Carrinaton is far in the lead for sheriff,
and will undoubtedly be nominated.
Indications are favorable for the nomina-
ton of J. s. Price for commissioner Of the
revenue from the middle district.
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A ROMANTIC M.fRRIAGE.
Another Hearing of Carleton Marks Case
Rev. Mr.. Acre on Gambling-other News.

Rev. Mr. Acre on GamblinE-Other News.
PETERSBURG. Va. April 2O.-lSpecial l
Judge b. A. Hancock arrived here this morn
ing en route 10 iicksford to hold the Circuit
Court Of Greensvillc county. which opened
to-day. The case of the Commonwealth
against Carleton H. Marks Is set for argument
on motion for new trial al this term. but il
IL possible that II may Ice removed 10 the
Circuit Court Of Petersburg Marks. 1t will
be- remembered. was convicted Of the murder
Of y. W. Baine IN Sussex county some time
ago. and his punishment hxcd at ten years IN
the pcnitentlary
The Rcpublicans Of Sussex county held a
mass meeting at Stony Creek. on the Peters
burg and Weldon railroad. to-day, to nominate
district officers The Democrats of the same
county Will hold mass meeting az the same
place ON the I'D inst. 10 nominate district
officers.
The Appomattox Boat Club Of this city re-
ceivcd TODAY from New York their naptha
gus pleasure boat. Ii is called "Ethel" aud
cost $500. IL has seating capacity for TWEEN
ty-tye persons aud Will make nine miles an
hour al cost Of ~ ceuts per hour.
Iwenty-onc persons were confirmed nj
Grace Episcopal church yesterday morning
and eight al ~. Paul's church last night
Rev. Ii. II. AGREE. pastor OF the First Bap
list church, preached an able sermon last
night on gambling. In the course of his re
marks Mr.. Acree said that there was no DIFF
ference between buying lottery ticket and
taking chance for an article at rattle at a
church fair.
Mr.. Timothy Harnett and Mas Ellen Muir.
ply, Of New York, were married at st. Jo-
sephs Catholic church yesterday afternoon.
Ths date fixed for the event was Tuesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21

For blood. skin. stomach and kidneys use
Plummer Bromine Arsenic Water from ma
lures own laboratory.
Ladies will find this water the very best cure
for Indigestion and dyspepsia, and It will at
and pimples on the skin and thus beautify
the complexion. This water is from the cee-
brated Healing Springs of Ashe county. n
c., and is being generally used in dyspepsia
indigestion. acid stomach. kidney troubles of
all kinds, impure blood. old sores. pmples
blotches scales and rough skin. BE sure 10
get the Plummer Bromine Arsenic Water.
OWENS a MINOR DRUo Co., Agents.
Opposite Postotice. Richmond. Va.
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next. bat on yesterday afternoon Mr.. Willie
Rahelv and Mary Hennessy. who were TO
wait upon the couple. We're invited by Mr..
Uarnett 70 90 with MIN h. the house where
Miss Murphy was stopping that he might in-
troduce them TO her The invitation was ac-
copied and the introduction followed. After
n pleasant chat, Mr.. Harnett proposed that
all OF them should take drive: Mr.. Harnett
and Miss Murphy rode in phaeton
aud Mr. Kahely and Miss hennessy
inc n drive was not known until they reached
St Joseph's Catholic church.. where stop
was made and Mr. Rahely and Miss Hennessy
told the secret of the drive. The party en-
tere,i the church and proceeded to the altar
where the nuptual knot was tied by Rev. L.
T. O'Fanell.
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An UnlurkY XoYnge.

NEw YoW. April 2O-The Nova Scotian
bark Frank Stafford. Captain Smith. arrived
at this port last night after an unlucky voy-
age OF ia days from the Philippine Islands.
On February 9th an English seaman. VIII
liam Stevens. jumped into the sea from the
quarterback and was lost. He is supposed 10
sailor from Msnita. died of heart-disease on
February 22d. and Seaman F. Leonard, Of st.
John, n. b.. died Of consumption on Friday
last. Three other seamen are down with the
scurvy.
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MEMPHIS. TENN.
womnnlr Isnoranec OF EusIne...

Some kind soul, with head and hands
busy planning WAYS aud means Tor helping
womankind should see 10 it that bust
ness club is organized for the purpose of
instructlng those ignorant Of financial
methods The pitifullest cases of shabby
gonteel are widows wives, and mothers
whose poverty is embittered by the men,
ory of n former fortune lost through utter
incOmpctency 10 care for II. Every day
SOME woman. handsomely endowed IN her
youth. wakes empty-handed % realize the
fault X ali her own lu not meeting those re-
sponslbilties which the guardianship of money
brings. Mortgage bonds. stocks interest. per
cent. security and dividends are all vague
terms she shrinks from tath0mlng as long as
her income IL atisfactOry 70 husband. brother
or son she willingly gives her power OF
attorney. keeps no accounts and has no day
of reckoning till disaster i brought before
her, face to face. Regret IS As cheap and
Intellectual as preparation IS powerful, and 1t
is hard to stand by and see a woman march,
ing tO,run when a man OF the same callbre
would have been tOrearmed IN his youth,
and. therefore saved the pitfalls into
which she stumbes. In many eases
pride forbds wife or mother seeking outside
advice when affairs 20 crOOkedly IN the hands
of her men, She must either confess their III
competency or suffer bad 20 60 worse IN
silence. Here. then. Is where women. young
and old. would gain untold benefits from tho
proposed association. Glasses n bookkeeping
and all the simple forms Of account
should be taught, with lectures
upon sound business methods delivered by
authorities upon the subject. 1t is scarcely
possible that any system could be devised for
instructing people how TO make money. but
majority Of women would be- glad enough 70
know how 70 keep what they have, and get
some intelligent understanding Of what to
day remains profound mystery.
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