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The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
Dpssinsp Cssss,

Q. h. Clifford, New cssssl, Wis.,, ~
trssslsd With Neuralgia sad Rhsumatism,
his steaash wss disordsred, his liver va
aasstsd - a. alarming degree, appetite fell
swsy, cad be was tsrribly reduced ip A-sh
aad stssssth. fhrss bottles Of Electric
Rittsss sarsl hin.
Edwssd Shepherd, Hsrrisbars. H.. hsA q
susaisg ssrs On his lsg Of eight year, staud,
Ing. Vssd thrss bottles Of Elseisie Bitters
snA ssvss boxss Of Busklsn's Aruies Salve,
sd his leg is sound asd we'll, John Speaker
catavhs, o., had I've large fever sores on
his leg, dosssrs aaid be VA ineurabis. Que
One bstsis Elsstris Rlttss and one bog
Bucklsa's Arnies Salvs cured hin entirely
Sold stLathsn / Williams sad 1. n. Nc
hsrrays' Drug Stores.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24

SALARY S26 per veek:-waate -0.,ctl
Ageata n sell our general iiss Of nsvsha haRAias.
N. psdaiiaG. Above salssy will bs paid 10
Give Aeea1s. Fer farther infasnatioa, I'D.
dress Chicago 0tHsssl Supply c.. i7s wsst
Vas Bsrsa ~, Chieaee, 1lls.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
Coll ter Coaney Wsvraats.
TxsAsUaEa's OFFICE, I
DRLrA, JpHE 10th, 1891,

Trsssussr for psysasst sfths following county
sarraats, Wis;
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24

DO YOU WANT y ssvs from IS IA 20
ss..s "a every. dsilsr yoa epsndi II -.
writ. fsr cssillsstrstsd sssslsgus, esntais.
mensfAstsrsA II Ne United Atassa. q nsaau.
fAstarsss' psieee 10000 illssssatisss, sll
lisss vsprsesstsd. (latsisgss walled fhss On
arpiiesAon. Address ChIsags 0saasal Bup.
ply C.. 17s West vas Dsfsa H., Chlsses,
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24

Notice 10 hereby givsa 70 the holders Of
sAid warrauts that Interest will cease after
thirty daos from date.
4. r. Howard,
Co. Trssa.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
AA0iaSsssossso 6eae.

AOUssAeovkooo1V 0ooos
Notice isAsrsby given thas BY virtss Of ~
ssdsr Of he ssunty esurt Of Delta ssasty.
state )sf Celsrado. 10 the matter II the sstAts
ofCharlss r. Wilson, I will, on the 7ssh. day
Of June. 1891, q Owens asd Ksiasl's eossal.
Ia the lows sf Guuaisou. st Ten e'slssk .. -.
sharp. sell the following Described properly
q public aaetion for cash Or approved papss,
Rsgiasarsd Holstsin Stnek., White Delta Bell
No. 1885,. sprueis No. s6SA.. Ida Hspsriy
No. 1880, pieis Second Ne. sS7l.. Ashslds
Rses No. i924S.. Ums ssssnd No. ie0s0., Ida
Hspsrly Third No. 1850. ssew Dali d Rsll
M. i2Asi., Lustsr's Beauty No. iso7s.,
Nancy D. Sparks Ne. lss4s., caPtsis's Boy
No. 2i2s., Lea Mahomst's Boy Ne, ls770,
Registered ysarlings and ealvss. Two pure
bleed Durham csws and lot Of Dsshsm aai
HoIstsia cows (sro.ses.)
z. W. BUAfsH. Adas.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
Neuralgia Causes Mush I...ni,y.


The highest nedicsl authorities of Eurnpe
and America have recently decided that =
large percentage Of cases of insanity is caused
BY the sxcruiistiny pains OF Neuralgia VI the
hssd and face. If fsuy member of your fam.
~ suffers this tormentor. indure them to try
Billiards. Snow Liuis,ent. On- application
will afford imIn,iiste relief and you will soon
he rid If u dan .-rous and torn enting disease.
Bxllar,l's Snow Liniin-ut is the most pene.
tratinx Liniment known. II positively cures
Rheumaii.a. Lame Rack, Contracted Nus.
Giles, Old Sores, Corns, nunions. etc. 1t pen.
strats- and opens mp the pores. drawing all
poisonou. matter to the surface. restoring and
pron,ntinr a natural circulation "f the bl"od
through the diseased parts. Sold by l. ".
McMurrsy.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
HOSE TOURNAMENT
RING TOURNAMENT

Vree for all who enn,e to tnke part In
The COMMITTEES on games have ala"
arranged All excellent program. The
best display Of
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
LoaaOW 0osS,

AsWOBv 0o9Vs
Nstiss 10 hereby given that will ~ Fri. ths
= day Of July 4. D. 1891. between The hours
Of los. a. aud p. n. At Haanend's sssrsl
10 the tows Of Delta, county sf DslA cad
stass sf Colorado proceed y sell twelve head
sf hsrsss asd thirtssa mules for sash In hsai
or - many thereof - nay b sessassry u
secure the payment Of Fosr Husdrsd sad
Sixty One doila's ssd Seventy sssss (4%si.7o)
tossthsr with the present ssd seersine eosts.
the sans bsins retained sad haldss sndsr
the lsia laws Of the state Of Colsrads fer
harding said ssssk pursuant y The statutes in
such essss made sad provided, against Nelson
Frantlis, Lafayette Seaman sad any and al
ether persou Or persons claiming ownsrsh ip
70 The sams. SuHess nsvesshslsss - =
prior lien Of d. @. Salisbury for the SON Of
Six Hundred and Twenty si1 dollars Esd
Ninty -four cents, (ts2s.s4)
W. L. Nssrs. Lisasv.
Dated st Delta. Cole, June 23d A. D. 1891.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24

ONE ENJOYO
Moth the method and results whsa
Syrup of Figs is taken; Il 10 pleasant
and II freshing IN the taste. and ssls
gently yet promptly OH tho Kidssys,
Liver snd Bowels, cleanses The ~.
TEN cdsctually. dispels colds, hssd-
ar' . and fevcrs aid cures habitsal
stipation. Syrup Of Figs b ~
~ remedy Of its kind ever pro
uced, pleasing ~ the taste and 20.
!eptsble 10 the stomach, prompt n
its action and truly beneficial Il n
effects. its many excellent qualities
eomRend Il " all. Il il for sale h Hllp
aad u l'ottIes by all leading drasaisA
Maaufactursd only By ~
HkIFoRKlA RIO 6NNNp ca
sAx heAkeseoe. oAl
SssSsvKiA N. AGw took ~
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24

eosse. - yss, 10 Ss,as ssAs ~ JsAa 4
GseS~ia, Troy y = st ~"st fss ss. ksslss,
yes s.sy s.t s,shs IS ssssh, tst ws -
ItsssA y.s ysishiJ 80 ts ssrr nsa - v
eie day a shss SAD ee's ssyss %
.ss- Bsr sssss, sG .gss. In So rast u
lAnsstaa. > 'sss s>e@sase ~ hssss, Giv-
,Ls ~"rt. All 10 us~. G-st lay Brki.s
VEN w.vAse. We stsrt yes. hrvtsAlse
s-sry,A,aG. EASILY, arEhbiLY iesr.{
HsStSS stissSS ! a., ss%-S1sc, ' ssisS Z e;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

such National matters the Indian question: and a,
the last dinner of the NewEngland Society in Brook
Ign he spoke in favor Of giving the Army conrol
CT the Indians, Of whom, as a race, he spoke from
his experience with hearty and undisguised contemn
His death is a disaster to New-York proportion.
ately even greater, perhaps, than 10 the Nation. ia
loss Is to metropolitan society Unreasonable Tho
gap that he leaves cannot be filed. AT every ne
currencc Of the occasions which he adorned his All
sence will renewed sorrow. His appearance,
was familiar to everybody. and he recognized
Immediately wherever he went Other public man
may and do often walk the streets unnoteed. Inn
there was hardly New Yorker who could not As hs
passed him, say, There goes General Tecumsei
Sherman" His soldiery training kept his nervonsN
muscular form well knit in his Old age. lie walked
afoot than ride in a.. carriage any day. Since the
death of his wife In November 1885, which brought
TO him the innumerable expressions of sympathy
which he acknowledged in the pathetic little card,
published IN The Tribune, the Generals hair has
ing has become less erect His head was carried
slight stOop. His cOuntenance was full Of in
dviduality his whole figure was picturesque Ills
sparked under shaggy brows. lie possessed the well
formed nose which, il + said, Is characteristic q
Scotch Irish in him, TO which he sometimes referred
with pride. His face fringed by growth Of
closely trimmed white beard. His figure was not
In speaking. he looked every word as well as said
it, lie had concentrated in his spare frame the nervous
energy of half dozen men. As shown by the en-
durance of his last illness. his vitality prod gious
He not scrupuous a6out dress ne ther did he AFFECT
because his individuality superior 10 an evening
suit as it 70 uniform. lie was IN his last years
type Of IL vlrity which carries a man into a
ripe old age with a yonng heart active, energetic
forcefu but kindly II there was an indication Of the
frown OF the commander who will be obeyed on his
oftenest given to him recently is that which seems
iii him best, Americas grand old man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

You couldn't get the General to talk politics.
! lie left that topic severely alone in his
public utterances. But he had strong opinions on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

THE MAKit lHhptbIi I'M 'ENNVLi+f+'''
II was Grant, wish that Shcrman's army should
be transferred after the savannah campaign by water
TO Richmond. sherman prepared to obey his order,
but expressed some doubt, to whether 1t woud not
be better 10 punish south Carolina as she deserves
Grant fell into this view, and sherman was ordered to
march Northward Arough The Interior, all details
being left to his judgment The order reached him
day or two before he entered savannah Three weeks
were spent in preparation and January 10, 1865.
the movement Norhward began.
Johnston was restored to the fragments OF the
army he had been forced TO leave at Atlanta, and
shcrman's aim to secure a junction with Grant
and prevent Johnston, junction with Lee Johnston
sought 10 secure junction with Lee and to pre-
vent sherman's junction with Grant Neither sought
decisive battle The game unequal one,
IL necd~ far seeing vision 20 perceive the end
sherman had 10000 men Johnston had 10000. Lee
had only 30 900 and Lee and Johnston stood for
the COnedcracy. sherman made fents toward Charles
ton and Augusta and appeared before Columbia almost
anrcsised. The capital fell without blow February
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07
APLUCKY JAlLER'S WIFE.
She Holds a Negro Prisoner at Bay AZ TIA,
Point of a Pistol.

CHARLOTTE. y. c., Feb. o. special. r.
Abraham Eyans (colored) was placed N
Jail in this city IN the early part Of the week
for theft which he had committed. Last
night he wai put in cell with t~o other
prisoners, and. rs the ldilOr thought. iOcheG
up for the night: but be and bis partners
succeeded in bredkif@ Tie lock, 50
when the jliler turned The he!
10 appeared tO lock. but did not.
About = O'clack the sRerit Was called
out on business. ana while be was gone
Mrs. smith. wife Of the sheriff, heard col
orcd woman iu the jail making great com
motion. She opened her room WiudON.
which Ovcrl0Osed the cells, and inquired OF
the woman the cause OF the disturbance.
rney told hsr that there was some one eltht1
irving % break in or out. She and her
Young daughter seized pistol each ana
went tO the rear wall, ln which direction
they located noise as OF some one scrdping
and digging through the wall and aitei
standing there for AN hour or 50 concealed
a re.fO's head appeared out OF the hole.
Mrs. smith and daughter leyeled their pis-
tolls on him and told him if be moved they
would Nil him. sheriff smith arrived on
the scene IN a few minutes, and aiteT
searching through the house for his wife
and daughter. found them guarding the
bole which tbe negro had dug, and in
which he Sas hardly out. The sheriff took
hin ia charge and he was more securely
-. 'ced.
pa iced, which vac dated February Is.
80 ,, - TO-DAY, exactly eighty-fye years
90. J,f,' brought htO The registrar ol
49,, nai.e for registration. The parile-
mentioned uvso IN, rein are long since dead, and
VS. onty re-. istered az this late day to
comnlete Inc chai1 Of title TO some land.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07
InnACcn MAEEn0rsE BILL.
WELDON'S FUTURE.
New Bank For HaIifaX-The New h'N'
From Iiicksford to Gast0n.

New Bank tUr ftallidA- hb NtN As' 49,
From HiclSsford to Gaston.
WELDON. y. c.. Feb. g.. Special Hal
ilfax is "A county Of over 10000 inhabitants.
but there is not now. and never has been. a
bank within its bounds. \ bill has been
introduced. ANA IS now pending IN the Leg
islature. % INCORPORATE a bank in the town
of scotland Neck in the lower end of the
county. 10 will have all the powers and
privileges usually given 10 institutions OF
the kind. and the business standing OF the
gentlemen who are pushing the enterprise
will at once give il "A hi-n standing IN COM
mercial circles. Mr.. \. Mcdowell. WHO Is
now manager of the knitting factory at that
place. viii be made president. and Mr.. +.
i. Shields cashier. II viii De- OF great Md
in building up mat prosperous and progrcs-
siYe community.
An agreement has been arrived at and
Incorporated in the charter of the Peters
burg road. 80 President Elliot states, which
i, satisfactory 20 the people Ia the upper
portion of Northampton relative % securing
tho ron3 fr.n !lirksiJrl to Castor. ih'
Petersburg road d. % begin the construction
of This brducn road within twelve months
and c,mulcte &c within two yearso 10 is a.
surrender all its rights 90 the old road-ned
.l that DO can be taken by some other COM
usuy- presumably the Atlantic and Dan
VILE E abroad Company.
Ihcmfuie Of Weldon is growing brighter
eyeiy dav. As the development Of the
noted water power approaches nearer COM
pietisn property advances l9 value. an
sales oi l,i- become more frequent. Man'
improvement. viii take place soon. II is
thought hy the contractor that the canal
will be- finished and water low-
ing through 10 hy the first oi
April. 4 large brick mill h1s been
erected. aud the machinery viii be put m
place in time Tor the mill 10 begin Nolk
vita the first water that reaches the Wheel.
There are sites for at least hfy mills and
factories in the corporate limits of tne town,
and the fall j., more than forty feet. The
present capacity Of tao canal is 2.fO horse
power. hul ID g. capable of development
Of lE.uN horsepower.
cldon b. wcll-lOcated OR business of
every kind. lt isat the junction oi the sea-
board and Atlantic Coast Lines, AT the
head Of navigation on Roanoke river. ghcrc
four feet Of water can always De had ia the
dryest weather. and in the midst 0t nnc
agricultural country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07

knew the gentlemen to speak amin. ,
measure and vote for it.
Mr.. Buiterwortb; "NO. be woull si,.,..
and not even be a witness against wrSr'. '.', !,
Laughter.
Mr.. Buttorworth then proceeded to ar.
in support OF salaries provided nv tbs h.,,
and warmly supported their ro,1,,i'.l u'i
"The world was looking ON us IN 49,, v,'.' ~ ~
Fair could be carried on one tbousa,l -. ~ ,nv
from the seaboarl. There ought M be '',,'' na
tional pride II this matter" he sail ia
lie wished 10 say to this Uouso c..
would not be in the next. or tho nav, d"
the next, TOR he was not braided vii,
popular brand which n good m,nv ,,c,,i we
men ia Ohio appeared % wear in.f r'.,.,
that the people OF CHICAGO ana of fbs ST."
Of Illinois mad paid their twelve or sr,,,.
million dollars 90 the nation, on,.-,'s'.'"
and had thereby rendered the nation , ero.' p,
service. o'N"s
Mr.. Chandler then ofie.cd bis ama,5,,....
formally aud against IL Mr.. Mason r,i.'a
his point 0f order. Tending doci.io, :, "a
com uit,ee rose and the House took b recos .,'
till so'clock. Tue evening session Mil "a
iortne consideration Of pension bHs 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07
GENERAL RAUM sxoNeRA1en
he Special House Comm ttse Find tho
Charge Against him Untrne.

AsHiN@fON, Dc Feb. G.-lha ,poci,i
committee Of the House in,estigatin ,,,
cha gos against General Raup. tho c,.,
missioner OF Pensions,has completed ifs DE-.
port IL the inquiry, and RoDrpsaniati,e i,e
Merrill. the chairman Of the committee wi,l
submit il 90 the House tomorrow. Tho d..
port was agreed to by the ibree Ranuhlican
members of th' .0mmiitee. and minorif,
report VIII D. igncd by the Democrat q
members Of I. committee. I'm reyirviu,
the charge HAT General Rlum was -.ilir.
worthless stock m a refrigerator compan,
20 employees in the Pension oihce. and 'fh.,t
hD ltd promoted them in consideration .f
their Investment. the report st,,. There
was ln entire absence Of any evidence
showing Or tending TO show fh1t any ra.
lriecrli0r stock has been offered fir sale ar
90 purchase hy any 81 the omploya.
Of thn Pension oniee. or that
there was any stock neld by ANYONE
tor the benefit for the employees OF any Of
their families, the only exception claimed
hy Bradley Tanner. The committee .avs
that Mr.. Tanner (whO is General Raum'.
private secretary, spent four days in tho
compiny's employ, and wrote a few letter.
for them while he was on his REGULAR yearly
leave Of absence. but he was never inter.
e-ted ~ the Universal Refrigerator Company
directly or indirectly, and that his promo.
ton was due 10 COmmiss' 'Oner Tanner.
lnere isspO evidence, the report saw. "a
show that Commissioner Raum has ever De-.
voted any Of the business hours Of the office
10 matters relating to the refrigerator com.
slnies.
In reference 10 charge that q. l.. Len
ON pension attorney of this city had been
granted special ialOrs by commissioner
no his Official capacity because Of note,
aud0l,cd for Mr. Rlum by Lemon. Mr
Lemon did endorse TWO ct Mr.. Rlum'-
notes amounting 20 Sl2.Oo) not Sli.Om a,
charged That Mr. Raum had been known
by Mr.. Lemon for twenty i've years AMI
was regarded by him rs perfectly roSp0nsi-
bic and that Mrlaum voluntarily gave Mr.
Lemon stock in Virginia mine
for the par value of SlOO.Wn
as security for the payment OF the
notes. Report saws that az the time OF en-
dorsemeut that Nj. Lemon had not even au
intlmat'On that the com h,etel flies Oldrr
was contemplated. Considerable space
: devoted by the committee 10 ar,Nitw ot
history Of Completed files order. ana Nirtu-
ally endorses IL. Tle evidence shows, sa,,
the committee, thai there was no faNOriti-m
nectOn with the order and that Mr. Lemon
iid not pro urr situations in the Pension
Office iIr former employees OF his.
A resolution nudng that the charges
ae1ust 'OWm .ssi'nDr liium are entirely
unsupported boy the evidence is submitted
with the report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07

/ inc summer. The death Of Cardinal Cr.io.
foTi leaves thiriy-two Italian Cardinals ana
twenty y-cight foreign Cardinals.
The Chemical Union IS upon ihe point OF
inviting the public to subscribe 81 ,25O'OlO 10
enable the trust TO complete It's contilCls rs
with The vendors of chemical works. Inc
4 Times advises the public 10 mold aiool from
the scheme.
Count Won Waldcrsec, the retiriug chief OF
the German general staff Took formal leave
ofthe stan attaches yesterday In speecn'
i'm which he showed ocpp emotion, ne sald;
"Ihc tmDeror has ordered me elsewhere y
soldier Obeys orders without asking iea-
sons
Tho latest addition to the Italian navy the
Francesca MOrOSini. a tWin-screw battle snip
OF eleven Thousand tons ana sixteen ana
a-half knots, carries four lOD-ton Armstrong
guns mounted lu pairs on baTbciiCs, besides
other smaller aims.
The contest between Manitoba and All
ComCrs riuks at the Big Mantohaso Bon
vhloi yesterday. was won ~ me AH-IomCis.
rep e~cnied by t"o ~. f"ui ii"ns ~ "a anu ., q
ri Blk from iindscy. ontario. ST. Paul ana
Lindsey will play for The final possession oi
The =. .iard io-oav.
The Nilhist luyenruor, VINO, wilh others
was sentenced lu JuiN 10 ihfee Ntile III
prisoniuent for being eng1aed IN 'he niahhlS
of oKuH mite and cOnspirlug against hussla'
ms been released on account OF lll healtn on
conaltion Of leaving France. lie las sailed
Tor Madcri6
The Paris Figaro saws mat the Socialist
propaganda 10 the Pclgian army hnh Decl
most active for some time past. the flealo
adds tina the truth concerning me o. lRln OF OF
basis of the recent ucts OF iusuhortlnatloh
upon the pGrt OF Bclgiar soldiers has not u. u
made public. there y intimaiinf that social
Ism is at The bottom OF thc military disturb
ances.
The Court Of Queens Bench in Dublin has
Just passed upon the rights 81 an unborn
child a Mime Walker was IN railroad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07
OMEMRYs TESTIMONY.
Cashier Donald Denies some OF ni- state
m'nts 4. fore lac Investigators

Cashier Donald Denies some of ni- state
m'nt- Before ,he Iuyestig@tors
WA-nINoroN, d. c.. Feb. G-Cashi, 7
p)ua.i, Of Hanover Bank. was recalled ~
tue utosun,i0n CoMmu,ce TODAY, and
examined as o. his transaction with
Dw,nby.
Mr. Donald denie9ili' De- made lnnsr,c-
meut with OWei hf, by which oNeuhs was
D furnish lniIri alton regarding silver .cg.
i~lutiou. aub ln ply for services receive all
equal share OF silver o be- purchased ny e
combination. lle lso denied hayns agreed
iD purchase silt,, for Owenhy. lie wa.
asked 1dY sn, but hc had declined
Witness had never told Oweubl De- knew
pf others interested la the purchase of ill
scr. AMI lr never gave 0wenLy tle name al
any senator representative or government
official engaged % such speculation. lie
knew oi LuGc.
lie denied ,hr statement oi Owenhy that
he had shown him the book, Oi the bank,
and had pointed o. name, and accounts
representing silver dodr Toe ll.G had
nJ such boOk. ile denied having shown
Owenby letter written on House aud sen
ate paper, ana having told him "trlt ihes,
per-ons were IN IL and would vote i'r ihe
Bill OHenby be- sad, bad -peu am en-
ycl' pc ou bis dos. bearing thr ,eAaie print.
ed head. and he claimed 10 know tne hand
whiting. aeld said il was that of a ~euainI- b
clerk. he did not show The letter in
OWouly.
Witness testified that he hsI given
OWeuDy m morandum, reIucs iu1 him O.
get information as to how the Si~,Oll,nn o.
ti0nal bank redemption fund was g. re eN-
pended. lhi, was the only information De-
asked Owcuhy 20 get and it had nothing o.
DO with silver legislation. lie had agreed
to pay OWeuby $3.50 for this information.
lie deni.d positively that he had any agree
ment whatever with OWcnby TO form q
silver pool
The letter from the Senator which
Owrnby referred 10 was Ia answer o. on
he bad written. re .uesiing the views 81 ID
senator on bank redemption fund, ana had
nothing TO ID with thc silver question.
The committee adjourned until to-mou ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07

p,-.vAro. NY. Feb. G.-Four Indians
~, -, nov. Elaud Pierce, John Pierce
"o9' -, Lukas. were arraigncd today
"nu oo'u u,.it. having attempted 90 crematc
cnai-,Ti ',i,r .qutd Jchn jackson. They
'n .5.i oi' .n, ousit, and were admitted To
7 .g1u''5, 5'nt.0n laarees that IN October
,sf 81 t,e faur Indians Jeff the 1al'"r9-us run
rese,,ation md went 20 Halilatr", "uS,e I,o
i6ey became unk oL me Ig'uIu , Iucteon. so ,,'
IeseIN am" '.,'d o,,an'is, more liquor, jackson
.,g nousc Hn" 1o "J," i~" ibcm ny. and they threw
him down, poured boiling ,,'I ~ rxtin.
-rt it on fire. jackson man - D.iously
cuish the flames before be w. '''
burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07
DINNER TO j oaE HARLAN.
Beta Theta III Fraternity En- ertains The
Associate Justie'.

washington, Feb. O.-The dinner gwen
by tLe fraternity Ct the Beta Theta ri
Justice Harlan at Wormley's lIctl this
evening was a notable affair, aud WAS at
tended by about 2JO guests. which included
delegations from nearly all the timou, col.
leges IN the country aud numbered
some Of the most prominent men
IN public and college life. Every
detail was on an elaborate scale.
special train from New York brought over
100 of representative prOft sslOnal gentlemen
OF that city. \ large delegation from Johns
Hopkins University at Baltimore was
present. together with the local members
and gentlemen prominent IN political
social and diplomatic circles, made up suca
gain .rng as is seldom witnessed. -
Governor Beaver, OF lennsy yNania,
presided. Am0ns those presen, were
ex-senator McD)naldI Of lndi ma
Senator'S quay and YoIhees, GOV.
ernOr Francis OF Missouri, eN-1o'-
ernor H0adiey of Ohio. Representative
Hit and Springer OF Illinois. Bynum ot
Indiana, kinsley OF Missouri. Allen ol
Mississippi, Eimunds and Tucker ot W.
ginia, Townsend Of Colorado, John :
Wise % New York, Aimar0 ,d'o. charge H.
AFFAIRS ottDe Japanese legation and grad
uate Ot rhe Indiana | diversity, and Df. W /,
4. l.. Martin. president II the lmpeiial
Lung Wen College, Ot Pekin, China Inc
speeches We're all carefully prepared ana
received Win great enthusiasm.