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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
OPINIONS ABOUT THE TREATY.
What Prominent New York Merchant
Thinks,

NEW York Feb. D Charles Flint, engaged
i'm the South American trade and treasurer
Of the sew ! ork Commeicial Company. lin
tied. which deals extensively with Brazil.
said day in reference to the reciprocity
treaty just concluded between Brazil and the
United states that he considered tie
conclusion Of the convention a
unOer favorable conditions. tie larges
and most prominent market ofSOuth Amerl-
ca 10 our manufacturers and agricultural
products. Nr. Flint stated that the advan-
tages conferred by the treaty were. In his
opinion, sufficient 10 secure the BRAZILIAN
mn ket Tor American goods and products. a.
u wouid enable them TO compete in prfce
with tho European goods which was The
can goods are recognized TO be su-
periOi In quality and better adapted
TO The require ments Of south American
counties. ON the other hand, u should lead
10 an increased import trade from Brazil 10
this country. especially In sugar, which can
be pro uced in Brazil IN large quantities.
Mr.. Flint thought that such treaty, COM
bined with Increased transportation and
with an international American bank, such
as proposed in the bill now before CONGRESS
making us independent Of Europe from
banking standpoint would lead to a new era
Of prosperity and numerical and Industrial
development in this country.
SENTIMENT IL NEw ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Feb. 6.-OpiniOn In
y W orleans rs almost universally favorable
to the Brazilian reciprocity treaty as eX
pressed by merchants and representative
men. Mr. columbus II. Allen. n leading
member Of the Board OF Trade. said the Idea
WAS an excellent one. II carried into practi-
cal effect reciprocity will have tendency TO
largely increa &c our trade. II Brazil consents
u admit all The products which she needs
free OF duiy the Omitted States Will derive
great advantage by reciprocity The balance
Of trade on a reciprocity basis would De
largely in our favor. He thought the treaty
would materially stimulate trade. since the
United states stood IN need OF an outlet for
her products Of all descriptions The
treaty with Br iii. he thought. would lead 10
similar treaties with other south American
W &. Schmidt, one Of the lar1est importers
NJ thc city. said tuc treaty would certainly
have benefit ial effect on The trade Of The
autire country. lie Is president Of a contem
plated steamship line between here and Rio
lie JaneirO, which ftled for lack Of Govern
nent support. individuals, he said, could
not supply the capital necessary 10
equip and maintain a line Of ships
hokt ofthe trade between this country and Rio
IS transacted through tramp s,camers, and
Brazil obtains her supply Ofneeded materials !
almost entirely from England. With r. !
'ipiOciiy treaty I'm operation there would he |
fair prospect ahead for the establishment Of |
profitable steam. hip line 10 carry TINS trade |
jCtween our ports und those Of the new Re |
public.
other business men spoke i'm the same |
train. and predicted the best sort of CONNER
ial n suits TO this country from the treaty.
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trations the law had been yiola,o1
aoout luur years Workmen had to ,,,,'i' ~. -.
hours day additional. II b,d A wa wv"
mated that IL would require si Su '9,, l.,,, esti-
pay these claims, but his own ,r,'VVV lo
rlat u would require larger amon,, ~.
dawes gave notice Of Amendment 4, ,h .
way OF substitute. requiring pavr,,,, ,u, ~ :
the contrary. e''''nen' 10
dr. Morrill, said that hedcsired to addr.ss
TIE senate upon the bill to-morro,, -
and asked that the bin bo laid ''', ,u'ii''
| formally. Ii was SO ordered "''"e u
The following bills were talo, ,....
Gale ndar and passed. House bill toa',, p," ,ue
rize The construction Of a tnnrei ',.' ,'., ii'-
tue waters o. Bay Now ~, u"u-'
tween towns Of Middletown and ~
OTecht, y. Y, and q esf,blsh
same as the post road; senate h,ll - wy
priatlng $4,000 for a public bnildiS,t'.l'"'
Westerly. II. l.; Senate bin authori'i,,s-. al at
secretary OF War to cause An evnior,,' sne
and survey to be made Of the in,oria,. ,'ou III
Alaska and appropriating $lOOOO f,r ,bn
purpose; House bill for the constwc,,o, '"S aS
three Indian schools in Wisconsin Mimi
sofa, and Michigan, the cost not 10 eycend
$50, 900 each. N'00"
Aiter short executive session the sonata
ato;lo adjourned till tomorrow al II An
uOuse.
In the House to-day. on motion ot Mr. NJ.
hinley, it was ordered that during the ro
malnd OF the session the hour of mes,in.,
shall be at II A. NJ.
Mr.. BOothmam, Of fOhiO, reported resoln.
ton for the printing Of digest of the elec.
hon cases decided by the Fny-hrst Con.
gress.
Dir. Rogers opposed the ado, ,,tion Of the
resolution ana said that any gentleman who
IN the future should refer to those eases n.
law. equity or precedent ought 10 be put In
the penlientiary for the rest Of his existence.
lhe resolution was adopted and the
House went int a Committee of the Whole
ON the >undry Civil Appropriation bill.
Inc bill was read by paragraphs for
amendment. Matters ran smoothly until
the paragraph providing for the expenses of
the Interstate Commerce Commission was
reached, when Mr.. Anderson, Of Kansas.
offered an amendment directing the Com.
mission 10 inquire into the facts relating to
the Western Railroad Traffic Association.
After some discussion a point of order
raised against the amendment was sus
tained.
The Worlds Fair paragraph having been
reached. 1t was agreed that its delJss e
'"rtiu W Iootpvutt uhtll lo-WOffOW.
Mr. Bland, Of Missouri, offered "A Sily
Free Coinage amendment to the paragraph
providing for To, recoinage Of gold and sill
Yer coins.
The amendment is as follows: That all
holders Orsi.yer bullion OF standard weight |
and iineness shall be entitled ID have the |
same coined into silver dollars on the same |
terms and conditions As now provided b, |
The holders Of gold bullion.
Mr. Ding.ey raised the point OF order /
against the amendment. aud the debate |
which followed was entirely of technical |
character.
Pending the decision the committee rose |
and lue House adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

The kingdom Of siam, Asia. proposes TO
crcaie national bank.
% is asserted here that Dr. Miguel, Minis
ter OF flnauce OF The German Empire. will be
appointed Nice-lhaIc" color.
An orphanec i'm Moscow was destroyed by
fire yesterday morning. Nine Of the children
inmates We're burned To death.
The Italian mlnlsteslal crisis continues.
King Humbert is consulting with General
tOsenZe. chief ~ the stan, as TO The pOssi-
biliiy Of reirenching military expenditures -
The Customs Committee OF the French
Chamber of Deputies hos fixed the duties on
dried, sailed. smoked, or preserved fish M
'5i. as maximum rate, ana az 20l, as
minimum rate.
ln tho COrtcs as now composed. including
the representatives Of TN colonies. the
spanish Government has two hundred and
eighty -niuc members. and the Opposition
one hundred ana iiuy four members.
II is claimed bv the friends OF ~ignor salt
mcrOu That the bullet marks about tine win
dow from which h" was addressing the UcO-
pie. were fred by the gendarme whoattellpi
cd 10 liill lim. % iStNpcctcd The Govern rGtnt
viii Doe iutclr0catcd ON the affair i'm iht
coftcs.
4 band of about two THOUSAND couscripts
Yesterday psradtd The stree "i Manoge,i
the province OF Huuaut in Rcleiunl. as
demon trui-n against compulsory service
in the army. 1ney sang the .Marseiles,
and fastened 70 their caps cards inscribed:
' Down WITH the BLOOD Tax "
man named Reilly anl h's wife. who had
been employed Hs caretakfrs Ou "a fam at
BlllNi fmosduf. G. unity Cayan. Ireland, have
been ~. nd murdered. The crime is supposed
to hr of nu az i'lan nature. and the Oico
expect shortlv to make arrests ln the case.
Iriucc bismarck Tecsrtlv in receiving "a
1eleg-tl .u from AiN-la-C Chapri'c. is report d
to have said That he saw HO ~ ason 10 abs tain
from expressing his views ON public affairs.
especially since De- saw the attempts already
being made 0u different Sides tO undermine
the arm fabric Of the Empire.
AIrhduke Frauz ferdinand. heir pre- ump
tive tO the throne of Austria. has started for
Warsaw. where the Russian Imperial train
uW lts INN. From Warsaw the royal tray
eler will hc conveyed to 81 Petersburg
where he viii Doe received 10y thc car. a
great deal ol porfanc- is attached in Rus
sian and Aus, ,Iiau diplomatic circles 10 the
Aicbdukc's visit TO -t Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

GALVESTON. Feb. IA great iniorSfafo
Commercial Display and Madi Grls
opened here to-day. The city is crowded
With visitors, and he decorations ara
abundant ana gay. The industrial display,
.n which Colorado. New Mexico. Kansas,
Arizona and other states are represented,
is an extremely credltabic one. 1he
festivities viii continue for Use dN-.
and during their progress there Will be-
"A congress Of representatives from Texas
Arizona, New Mexico. Colorado. Kansas,
Nebraska. Iowa, NOrin aud South Dakota,
Wyoming, Utah, aud Montana, with the
view OF uniting and uniiying the people In
those states and terriu ries in The work 0l
securing national legislation demanded by
the best interests of The people II tho
Middle Western -tatps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

EANsAs CITY. $40 FEB. . A speclal 90 the
~far from WIichika. kas., says; Just pel ,Io
ffa houf az ctening tuls morning the follow
Iag notice We pJsteJ on the door OF IN"
D ilisi Atksnsas Valley Bank mere;
"Io our dcDtors-Paf meut tenpoiaI y ses
tfulei owing 10 lmpOsslblllty al max
objections and Inability 20 procure lunus ~
tle pfrseuf time from our correspondents
owing 10 the great stringency 10" piefali"
lnr
tnc assets Of the bank are said 10 be more
ian twice sufficient 10 pay All IaDl ;,
wi ci are about Sl25.OOO 1he Dank "aA 'io
Oldest ln southwestern Kansas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

OrRAY. goL. tel. G.-Ncws has just reach
,l ncre from Mount hels ol ne dent oi
mur Virginia mime VINO nerisled il lSho"-
.,,I. 'rn.v efufted lut 0l the mine last cNc.
fn.. 10 help bring in Blly Maner who bad
s,rn blown up in bis cabin. about q mlie etst
Cd, here. At 81 h,itAt of 1900 feet up the
mountain heavy mass a. snow Wa" ds iacn-
.fv,e and John -adcriInd were hurled down
,ne poun aim and buried fifty feet beneath
fn. mass. which uas packed above their boz
Ifc.as solid as ice. Ihln occurred about d
o'clock last night, and the bodies were nol
rtcOyeie unit tNis uitctuJoh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

that ii was following the lines laid down by
the eX-Chancelor. Prince Bismarck. who
once declared that the friendship OF Lord
Salisbury's government WAS worth more 10
Germany than was the entire coast north Of
With. The Chancellor added that both
tmin Pasha and Baron Wissmanu might
remain in the German service if they 50
desired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
Ihs CARBON HILL RlOT.
Captain Randolph res toms Command Re
turns Ia Birmingham.

BIRMINGnAM, ALA, Feb. D.. Special r.
Tie two companies Of Alabama state
troops, which were dispatched to Walker
county sunday evening. under command Of
Captain Randolph PeytOn. has returned u
The city, after having assisted the local o.
hchls there IN serving warrants on sundri
iawless and dehlnt characters.
The country embraced in the boundaries
OF Walker and Lamar counties is wild ana
mountainous, and is but sparseiy inhabited.
lt Is well adapted 10 the lawless element
existing there, and has produced some not o
outlaws, such as Burrows, jackson. smilh
and others.
This is the second time that troops have
heen sent from birmingham Ia aid IN man
ialning The law IN that section. ibis itr'
time, however, the matter was not very 'e'''
Gus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
The Tippsr4ry Prosecution.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-ln the House OF Com
mons to-day Inc Right Hon. John Morley
gave notice of motion 10 cen sure the
Irish executive for IFS action IN the Upper
ay prosecutions, as being in violation Of
the rilhts Of the subject and calculated to
bring law into contempt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
OPPOSED TOTRUST
\ sseping Measure Passed bg the Indl-
ana stna'S.


lNDIASArJf1s, IND, Feb. -.Ihe senate
to-day parsed the most sweeping measure
that wss ever aimed against trusts In ths
state. The blll prov ides that all iIusts, pools,
combinations, ARRANGEMENTS or corporations
wulch attempt 10 decrease outputs. control
prices. or limit production shall be- considered
cOnspiratOrs 20 defraud The people. and any
person being a member OF such organization
shall b. subject To- line OF frOm 800 To 5000
.ind Imprisonment ln the state prison ioi
rom Two % I've years. This provision
Is iHuoe 10 apply 90 any strckholder or as'h
or person Interested Ina asy way iu IA" man
aeem nt 0i profits Of tue pool, contract. com
n.nat on. agreement. Cr cylpoiatiol lh
aacs where Tie company Is organized uhdei
ne Indiana laws tns charter - 20 be fciiclicd
n audubon 20 the punishment prescribed lh
ihe 'rnal section "i the blli. Ia another sec-
ION u l. provided that any person Who D.
iTJured by ihe operation oi the trust ur Q
may sue ana recover DAMAGES ln double Inc
sum OF thr injury WA cn his bus ncss has SUI
flrgN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
The worlds Fair Appropriation.

CHICAGO. FeA E.-rno next Congress viii
be asked b the Worlds Columbian Exposl-
tiOn to appropriate 5000 900 toward lis ad
yancement. THIS subject has been under
consideration by the Ways and Means Com
mittee of the National Commission. II was
not kna u yesterday thai the dl'eot )rs were
counting ,n Congress President Palmer OF
the >ati1gai Commission. nix = the least aid
which the Government should offer uf
ss,OOOO0O. I'VE will gef-ft. too" he de-
ella ed Yesterday. 60 gress has got 10 put up
gomsihIng for trls show, II IL National Ia
rs ella rhater aud nu.hing like Ii has ever
been attempted"
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his Government had authorized the admls.
sion TO Brazilian ports Of the various arii-
cles mentioned in the Presidents proclama-
tin and upon the terms specified in that
document, and also assuring the Secretary
Of state that Brazil would not increase eN-
port tax on any Of the articles enumerated
IL exported 10 the Hnited States.
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LONDoN's POOR.
The Charitable Committees HeA'Vh 2
Them Attcra Peculiar Fashion
I,v Direct Cablcl

LONDON. Feb. Charitable commit tees
for the relief of awful destituuon in Lon
don are going abou; tleir business in rain
er a ueculiar fashion. After an inYe'usd-
t-on of ,arieus cases OF alleged po'rfH'
the inquiry in each case being pfo.onss" D
,.. a., .,i,a tl.e victim "A lair chance 10 die 0
Starvation. relief was at length distributed
But for fear that too much Drne'o.ehce
w0nld Doe followed by ihe disastrous result
the rrlici was regulated, bread being dls-
tributcd the first day then soup the next aL9
coal the ihird day. Why the articles coui0
NOT an bave been given The first day Is
not explained. Al large meeting oi uhyn'-
,fo,,I laborer. ON Tower Hill. a speaker
declared that they did not want 10 loot any
sbon. unless it was absolutely necessary 10
do So. bui that tbey were determined to 0o-
tain work: if not by iais means theh d!
foul.
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PrrrsBuRG. PA, Feb. 5--Tae wcst-boUnd
mail aud express. No. :. 0n The pennssi-
rania road. ran int the r.sr end of "a ig,ight
rain AZ New Florence ia.s m0ruiag. tDgi-
o.er ". NJ. Baurbauk aud sirfm1n Bsii
Xere badly injured, but viii rscoSer The
axpress company was the heaviest lD0saF
by the wreck. rs many valuable packages
.,,ars a .-frDl cd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
PANEL TO Resign again.

PARIS. Feb. 5.-'lhe London correspond
dent OF the Temps asserts tnat Mr.. Glat p
stone has given such assurances as iusufy
ParnGl in resignng the leadership of his
section OF the Irish Parliamentary party.
Dillon. the correspondent says. will replace
Mccarthy as leader of ihe anti-Parnellite
section. and Will be designated as leader Of
the United Irish party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

AlIsNrApOIGs. MINS, Yen. 5.--A special Co
~. TrlIn.lr frOm Chumbprltlu. q. D.. says,
sew nieon riiost dancers who were arrested
M lower Bru.e agency early in the Indian
troubles and taken ~ Font smelling ana G ~
tTnndreds Of their people gathered To- greet
fhrm the yenieeu were neatly dressed
'n tbrir uniforms, had their hair cut and
leaked very dlaerently from wheathey were
arrested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

MONrGOMFKY. ALA, FEB. 3. ine Alablnlg
House Of Representatives today passed e
biu Ieygiug "a special tax Of Onc-h All nil
ION % raise q lund for HE relief Of disabled
l'oufedertte soldiers, ana OF the widows nf
such as were killed in the confederate ses-
yice. Ihe taXWill fnife "a fund of tI25,fAs
nnuua Isl. A special proyisiOn 81 the ilil sets
apart sl2. 600 annually for the mind soriiers.
II whom thcle are Twelve or nltecn in tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

BAzrIroN, PA. Fe5. 5.-'Ihe community is
plunged into mourning the nWiul mlnins
crowds nfe gaineled 80 cay al The entrance
10 tbemine. u CERTAIN that ihe misslh.
men seventeen IA an, re dead. ami i''t
most OF them met death Dy uto"hliis.
ne bodies of the unfortunate victims by
constant numpi"g the water was lowered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
Omee.stisoied.

go.roN Feb. A.-At tlo hind dl5s session
,fthr convention of Master foiu cfs anil
,,,ror..tJ Jis to-day these officers were clrciesf.
pres..isnt. Iohu B,atii .0l Ncw Oih: Vice
PRESIDENT. f. b Matthews, ~ 20 Lculs. SEE
rotary. r.. b. BhcE. ol Philadelphia. ami aisp
ufxtc tise O. Mmiiiec. lhl, cfe.iUg fle'
members were eufefH ncd py inc local Fssl-
..at0n Wi,h @ ia-.D-. 81 "a" Nmrficta
K.usn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

Ntw OELEANs. feb. 5.-1he Times Demo
Gratis Grccnyilie, Miss. special report, the
ynching. las night. by mob OF fifty nrusd
men. e Green Jackson, cOlorad, Who n
kuowledged tbot be WIS the slnter of y. ".
MAID. marshall Ofthe town ~ Leland on Tho
niall oi January 50 lic present marshall
wn. 0n ihe irain iast night convey Ing Jackson
fo the GTeenylle iai. Tor iafc keeping Nhcs
the inOb boarded ihe tialD. took the prisoner
nom him and hanged him on the Deer gfeeg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
WILLIAM ANO MARY COLLEGE.
\ Ncciiug ofihe Executive Committee to
Do .sli At tie Exchange.

WIILfAu.BC.o "a. Feb. o. pecial '-
The REGULAR monthly meeting OF the EXocu-
tive Committee OF the Iasten Luuaiic
Asvlnm directory was held her, today
Pursuant tO instruct Us from Beverly T..
Muuf0rd president of t1c Alumni Associh'
fion tnc college 0f William ADD Mary. Mr.
n. %. Cole. tine secretary. has ssued "a call iOi
Nh, INc.atlNc Committee ot hat BODY to
meet ai the exchange Hotel on the l9th
February. ni $3.50 0'cipck y 50. ihc gent joe
men conIrii.laa ihe comWittcc are: Hon.
Il Nlunf.rl. COLON lr. feo " PalmOr'.
of E,rn .uonJ. Gon.it 81. hughes ani Hon
tted IS IaN Dr. of Norfolk captain Al-Nan-
der laNuc. ol MIUrutou; Captain l.rDcii A.
l,rislf' and q. O.. Cole. of Williamsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
Tired ofIffe

NASHVILLE. Feb. 5.-1houus DAVIDSON.
solicit n for fhe Daily American. committed
suicide thls afternoon about o o'clock al MS
looiu on north yine street by seyeiing its
.lsuiag vein with razor Wbeh iouhu no
hao bteu dead some iiiue and wns lylns win
A's head in small tai, shicn ~ nheo 70
catch the blood Davidson wss Just recover
~ from q big sGfce Mr Davidson came 70
w uis ciiy about nye months ago ls)m LOUIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

is WHAT CONCERNS M'CARTHY'S
FOLLOWe RS MOST.
Parnen Well Supplied with Funds Col
onel Gordon-C cumming Guilt-COndi-
tion Of London's. Poor Unohanged-Cur-
rent Events from beyond the Seas.
by Direct Cablc.l

LONDON, Feb. with the Mccarthy
wing OF the Irish Parliamentary party the
acute question is not so much political as
financial. Eleven OF those who side with
the majority depend upon stated stipends
for support. Some Of them are badly in need
of money and the hats have been passed
around in their behalf among their more
fortunate colleagues. As for the League
funds that are locked up the Parnelites viii
not consent tO them being used except for
cyictcd tenants. Parnell receives funds
from some source 10 Keep him and his party
going, and 10 is intimated that Mrs. O'Shea
proving herself friend in need both to
Parncll and sis Parliamentary supporters.
At any rate, thcrc is no sign Of financial
strngency among tie Parnellites. To make
matters worse fer the majority Parncll
biniCd as his intention 90 visit America on
"a collecting tour, ana thus cut OF the chief
source of iutme supply. This condition OF
affairs has had a goOod deal 10 do with the
proposed adjustment Of differences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

P.iE.rlNR. TEX, Feb. 5.-Fiye hundred
,ifizsns OF this place held a mass.mecuu.s
tuesday eNeaiHg, at which resolutions wore
,dop,ed c0ldemning in iht y tDr,i mtn.
,er The attack m lde b. hayeF Wari 0n 'te
Rev. sam Jones. and calliA~ upon ihs
l..s,r IA F,lst.n
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Aas~si, soru,ox wire.

Ngw YORK, Feb. GA ure ,his morning
n Toe ii,e.stoir building q, Maahsltan sad
lshe streets. Gres npo:nt' L. l. o'cgp'' doy
eau,ed a damags e se00N0 10 stssa and
snilllns. The entire block Is occupied ~
the factory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

Ncw YORK, Feb. 5.-lhe trial OF the al-
lercd bank-wrecker. James A. simmons. was
r. .ntinucd to-day. EX-Presideni 'lawsOn' %
Inc sixth National Bank, was further eX-
,,ntDeI Vitness sad there was a deposit
~ soO- 500 made AT the sixth National Bank
~ rbe credit OF LtnOX Hill Bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
COLONEL eoRooN-cUMM NC.
Many Of mls FRIENDS. IuciudinG the Prince
ofN.aies, Believe Him Innocent

lBy Dilect Cable
LoNpov. Feb. j.--Coloncl Gordon-O"n'-
ming. whose name has become unpiasan"l
connected with stories Of sharp prao''ce AZ
- 10 NOT altogether unknown ~ the
G''os, ,.'..i s,.aes his Brother Alexander nav
inn IN married the daughter of the Ion ,,1a
,ns h,ries 'ps' Fsms formerly Cnitcd states Min
Cn"i '.,. y, Ncnrznela. lie is a member OF lead
i,',i ~ cybs including the Carleton ana haIi-
ls ciuD1 ,,5 !, IL said is not wealthy, although
,,,is poiI anu nonnrc,ed in England. The barone'
n,s"', 5.ny nv friends who believe him innocent,
or5 or fs b,s Cubs wai take 10 action uutli '9e
matter is determined u thS ,,,,iiea VIe'I'' "
when Gordon-Cummings has i9 a9p,ien, ~ nror...
Tbe Prince Of Wales is sN,u 'o, ~ ',lil,y Of
confidence that mis- friend was "'' 7''''
any deliberate wrong.
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rhe nnmnn CalhoIie DIsabIIIIs HUI'

IBy IitN'1 "D'V,7 ,,-.,,l,-
LoNpog. FEB. 5--Iae 5-I.,,,io p"1g IIo'se u. Of the
the great Roman naino'' ALI" 10 the London
Ens,'n p M& nras"g ISU he altitude Of the doyero, r.
times ~ ! Mr. c;ladstone's bill TO remove The
mens mranaioIpg mi y Roman Catholic disabilities