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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

BRISTOL. Tenn, Dec. IS -iSyecislJ-A thor
ough Investigation OF tho burning of the stable,
Company Is being made. As already stated
zach, Overstrect. the cOlOrod night Natchman.
was burncd w. and II was Thought that hr was
murdered or that he was drunk and set fire 10
the building himself. The LelIef that he was
murdered Is growing. Indeed. Superintendent
Nicholson SAYS That several new facts have
been brought 10 hight. and that in view Of these
facts the Acceptance of the murder theory i, nj
most inevitable. lie says he will not 10 able 70
give Tie result OF the investigation for several
DAYS. The company Is providing for Over
streets family and will c0ptinue 10 DO so until
the $1,000 insurance on his lie has boon paid.
The first german Of tho newly organi1ed Dris-
Medne ,day ev,ning. Mr.. j. VI. Frv. IeteIv 81
the Grernhrier White sulphur springs. is rresi-
dent of the club. which bids fair TO become an
unusually brilliant and successful social organ.
ZatlOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
The City Has No Right to Demand License

BRIsToL. Tenn, Dec. ls.-fSpecial The cas,
or the Commonwealth Of Virginia W. the law
yeTs came up again yesterday aud he c0nrt de.
elded the case OF the city Of Bristol IS II. W.
Sutherland. ono OF the numerous license cases
AGAINST the lawyers aud doctors ia which
criminal warrants were issued against them for
Iractlclng their professions without first having
OBTAINED n license from tho city. holding that
the city had 10 right whatever 10 issue sneh
warrants because the State had granted 10
them a privilege AMI tho city could not take
from them that privilege, or in anyway limito o.
interfere with tho exercise OF said privilege.
am That IL could not require Of them A license
and make It o condition precedent 10 the exer-
cilse 81 their privilege heretofore obtained from
the State
That this case was not an analogous case 10
the one decided IN Esd Graft. at page 46L. Of
Ould anG CarTlngton against tho CTS Of E.irh-
mond, the question in that case being whether
the cltv under It's charter La the right To I'M
pos a tax on Il privilege heretofore granted Iy
the state, and the question in this case helua
whether the city had the night under il. charter
10 require OF these gentlemen to obtain A
license as a condition precedent TO heir risht
10 practlce their profession u the city.
Levy mas beon made upon the prOpertv Of
nose refusing % pay their license tax. and Will
De enforced. In The meantime an appeal will hs
taken as 10 the question arising under warrant
dismissed 10 the court of appeals 10y the civ.
me question as TO the doctors has been adjust
ed thev agreeing 10 pay go each aud reduce
thelr charges 10 the city for pauper practice
from Sl.JO TO 81 per visit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
Died From wounds-GensraI and Personal.

WELDON. ". c., Dec. 1s.-lSpecial.l-The Rev.
Snow Hill q Few davs ago bv Grin de- an Az
count Of which appeared in The TINES, died lste
yes erday afternoon from the effect OF his
wounds; Grimsley IS still az large, having thus
far eyaded the officers Of the law. Grinlsleys
murderOus attack IL generally condemned in
this community. the belief beng that Mr.. Aber-
nethy was guilty Of nothing moro than a grave
indiscreuon. and Grimsley had cond0ned the
oilense by returning 10 live with his wife.
The Hebrew fair. which has been in progress
THIS week at GoldsbOrO. closes tomorrow. Ii
was q decided success in every particular. The
interest was maintained from the beginning
and large numbers visited 10.
Ihe, salvation Army has representatives IN
Goidsboro, VINO hold Open-alr services night
and day. which attract large crowds.
The grip IL still prevailing here. Mr.. Jesse
Powers IS qulte III with IL.
Misc Emily Long lett this morning for a visit
10 New York aud will be absent several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
A Wealthy Negroes Funeral.

LrNYGToy, Va. Dec. SIS ecisLl-Mr. Ds-
yid +. Laird, q wealthy gentleman and n~ncle-in-
dead in the latter 5 house here lastnight. Heart
disease Is supposed TO have been the trouble.
Quite & sensation was created on the streets
to-day hy the police bringing in q man thor
oughlv wrapped III ropes. who was supposed 70
answer To the description OF The murderer
from another section Of Virginia. An MAMMA
ton showed him TO be the wrong man.
An unusual funeral was that OF William
DrumInOnd. a wealthy negro. which TOOK place
here to-day. The parade EXTENDED over several
squares as Il followed the hcsrse containing
the body drawn by four snOw-whltc horses.
Several secret organizations took part IN ITO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
fashionable wcddlnr hi Ia,a w

MINpsoh VA, Dec. lS.-iSpeciall-, vorv nro,
~ anu interesting event took place AZ Tho 1brr?y..-
uinn 1hurch here last evening Inc occts~-
~as the marriage Of Miss Jane l. No.
49, Snn attractive Young ladv of fIts crSn' "
" " II. Aiirews, a very popular AMI 49,
son'e sVuhs mrn OF Windsor ihe ci,r' H"tu
sastoi1lt decorated with everpresn. 80
lruiSutftely IN mont OF the pnlpif w. "nte
~, ny.l ana cedar. from which .r MN
Ntnttd talers peepod OUT. "'aut4Iu4
pitsAl iarty entered In the fououu-
mnnabhn,t flrst' a Hover giri by either sEGIToo"lnS
'enuc" 10y an usher. then The attend.n.,.' az
"sf, 'Hc ,iioe on the arm Of her $3.50 Snu,
.f..'''i" ne groom entered viii bia - "ISS
80, rene helms. Rev. i. Z. Deans 10 IL, inau'
- Il MNftssNe ~ Oncistni "Soa-
= %, man loved the Mod6iog 49,. 1Is
OF the bride. -a'sha-i' a brother
,io a. ~, was %prcttilY at,ired in iomoo H.
Ths.nu. ace ana carried Marecboi Nh ~ neh-
!" NID'h was o conventional hislI III roses.
49, ~ aNthianis: MIS- Noyali, DnonIis
IN, - "ur.9r "a Ia wbito SIX. 1iss GuHnai'
rnsss. NttAe4kt lavender siIk nd Ttuilc
toao ,'tifs IN 4 Gray. white sih No. fiaugc
. f"~e., .lue nrurietfa. Miss TO-, Flns LlIHio
Aenliei,ss. M NJ ASH Ms Mollis Sinon,'' I pinmf
III. Nwrfpie u. Nolms, lilac siit .nnd5 mnise sik;
tiy,s Mlialtms, white mobair.; W., ace MISS
Hem .H,s' punk stik; Mics Julia bar3sn Ssn.le
'a' @1ss Viola Whitley. cream siIk .' Mn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
Dramatic Amateurs at christio,hnrr

CHRISrIhNBURG VA. Dec. lG-fSnecial l -.
evening the Amateur Dramatic Chm gsy.
very ENJOYABLE entertainments in the Macon"
Hall In he play, 4 Box of MONKEYS. tie casf
Junkln; Chauncy Oglethorpe. Mr. Fd,.1Sr~S
WADE; Irs. Ondego Jones. Miss Marraret
haseyj Sierra Lengaline, Miss Ia herine Wate..
LAIN Hlneyere Standpore. Miss susan Jobnsou
THE Jack Trust was sustained b~ ,,bs taron'
ing memhfrs: Lord Jack 1~ownley, Mr. Mon
isgue %Jpnkln: jennie Patre. Miss katber,ne
Eula Ons. Miss Marion Aasev: ola Mrs Iom'
py MISS susan johnson; Maria. Miss Margaret
me acting would have done credit to profes-
siOhalS. as each one seemed specially ona6F.d
~ Ie"it-eht ms respective Character. Ihs
etowd IN alteni ance was large, and all expresSeS
themselves as more than SATISFIED
III. Floyd Smith, one of our oldest c;,;.o.
quite III. w 0i'iNehs' Is
ported. AZ" 01ses are re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

Professor L. ". pontwrigh. Delighted the
Young Ladies OF til Baptist Institute.

Professor 7. W. Hoatwrisht, Of Richmond Col
lege, delivered an interesting lecture last eyen
ing before the pupils of the Baptist Female In.
stitute. on Eleventh street. His remarks ver,
accompanled br large Stereolticou views. and
IN tins way showed 10 his listeners many inter'
estlng points ahont Paris. the trench cauifsl
being tho subject Of Ms discourse.
The architecture Leauties Of catLcdrals tha
grand stalfcases AMI alcayes Of palacos the
lasting glory. of Monuments were All faith
!lIy ueplcied on he wide canvas snd many OF
The chapel OF the institute was crowded with
the young Indy pupils and their friends All
sIter ihe lecture a short time wa inGulred in
pleasnrable one. in the vonnr Ladies' friIv' a.
IroiesSOr BOatwrlchl snlnrls =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

Pr GsBURG. VA. Tee. ls.-fSpccisl.l-Nr.
v ashnGton West. q well known citizen OF
Prince George county. and q negro nsmot Jun.
las Gotten became involved ia an angry quarrel
yesterday, during which the negro struck. Dir.
west TWO or three times with Gu axe. knocking
hii4 6~an>eless and inticting upon MS person
serious lnlurlcJ. Gotten was arrested Df Sher,
III Boisseau AMI Constable Booker Harris, aud
committed % iail % await trial az The next term
Of the county court.
Tho weather last night wts about the colaest
experienced here this winter, and IN eNposed
places ice formed TO a thickness "a aoou' hL4I
an inch.
CHIEF of Police Eanes left hore this afternoon
Tor b0ldsb0ro. ". G.. 20 bring back TO ms city
FOR trial Alfred I,einach. the. young man who
vs. on yostci day indicted ny the grand jury Tor
stealing n gold watch case from Nj. q. J..
consented 70 come here for trial without a
reQuistion from Governor Mckinney on the
Governor % North Carolina.
immense quantities Of IcGnuts are being
OIOu sht here and stored away.
Instead OF the annual pound party Tor me
poor the congregation OF the First baptiSt
church VIII on Sunday morning next have a
special Christmas Offering OF money FOR tho
poor.
The Young ladies Of the Southern Female
college gave thor annual Christmas musicale
IN the college building tonight. which was
largely attended and very much cn.Oved. The
programme va, q varied one. ranging from
anu piano music 10 Rotations IN ing
lish anu German, and "a dialogue IN French.
The receipts from Tire several churches IN the
city 70 the Home for tie SICK for the pa tmOnth
IN the neigh5orhOOd Of sixty dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
B.. FLORSHEIM'S,
"The Reliable" Clothing Emporium,

every description. 4 handsome Suit. a COM
Portable Overcoat or a stylish Hat will make
a good. substantial Christmas present, and
one that will be highly appreciated. A less
costly, but equally appropriate, present
would be one Of our elegant Scarfs. Silk Sus-
penders, Mutiiers. Hankerchiefs. in silk and
linen, and q thousand and one other articles
displayed at our establishment.
If you would shop" in comfort come early
and avoid the rush that chsracterizes Christ
mas week. You viii also have the advantage
OF the whole stock to select from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

Fife s. briggs. red silk and lace. The flower girls
were Blanche Powell aud Carrie Watkins; The
gen lemen we're: }. Archie Nelms. Thomas
lloyd Wa.lins. ". Z. kifchin. Herbert Wat
kins. Horace Chapman, Clarence q. Nelms.
Jack Marshall. Algie Butler. G.. fcnton, Iattcn
and Il. "a. Do!es: ushers. j. ". Carr and t. W..
Parker. After the marriage q reception was
given at Nr. NJ. T.. Watkins. and the party sat
To o ta0lo laden with the choicest viancs.
costly frgi:s, 80Wers. DC, which we're artistic
Ally arranged.
The wedding presents were numerous and
among them were many valuable ones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

GOVERNOR Mckinney Was visited Yesterday Inv
So,onel W. ". Gordon attorney Tor tho Olco,t
o""'nali zee FeiIeseniing the English honlhold-
w., j. "nt inlVrMei iist ho had been advised that
OF Virginia 80" b'"4o'4'ioA
Colonel Gordon informed the Governor tina,
N NeHta De.t Comnissiou wouid be ohicisily
Monday next. 'Aoi"e's on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
Bncna Vista Il CIV

President Barley, Of the Tucna Vista and
COMPANY; and Mr. 4. o, Bark OF that rIace' ar.
rlYed Ia nc rltY Yesterday Tor the purpose of
Ter OF Incorporation for Buens Vista MS n CT
II IS understood Tia. Their request, will lie based
on me clam that Buena vista has over 6ve
aiousshe llhsbliants.. Such Il charter wonld
mouse anlolher munIcIpal AlNAutnce.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

Never was a more natural. pathetic. vet fnnnv
Story more slmp4S Yet powerfully told than iu
NE case OF the Two Sisters" The story is so
Hiehke. the etchlngs Of city life and the do.
lngs OF PLAIN every .iay people. whose very home
mess makes them interesting. 50 vivid that The
ana enters INTO the spirit as though all that
iransplred was actual and OF reronal interest,"
II car be seen ut the Mozart Ncadrmv Of Nusic
Tor the last ZINE to-day. matiIes ard uight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
Evangelist fife Closed Hi. Meetings.

OXFORD, y. C.. Dec. ESPECIAL THE
Drummer EVANGELIST" W. ?. Fife. who for
the past ten days has been conducting tho most
successful revival that this community has
ever known, preached his closing sermon last
night. Great interest has been manifested. and
thousands have gathered 20 hear him preach.
Three hundred and twenty-five conversions
Were renorfAd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

FnEDEEICKsDURG. Va. Dec. lS.-.Special.l-Mr
Charles g.. Helm. a popular young contractor
OF tins city. and Miss Florence b.. the accom-.
plished daughter Of Major &. J.. Birdsall. super
lntcndcnt OF the National cemetery. were mar
RED last night IN the baptist church. in the
Presence OF a large assomblage % friends aId
acquaintance. lev. III. i. :. DunRway. the
pastor Of the church, ohiciated, and Bowerings
Band. Of which the groom j. = member. sweetlY
Rendered MendclssOhn wedding march Tho
usherS were Messra. l.. J.. Layton. A.. i. Bower
ING. Jr.. >. r. Eastburn ana T. Emmett Smith.
Alter the ceremony q reception WAS held at the
home OF the bride. MIR. Helm and ride viii
occupy their new house on Willis street.
Mrs. Incy Ann Cox, wife Of Mr.. James Cox.
died OF the residence OF her husband, IN this
city. last night after a lingering illness. ID the
slAiy- fourth wear Of her age. Many soldiers Of
the lhlrtleth Virginia regimen will %aictlon-
ately revere her name for the many
KIND deeds she performed during the
war. At tie breaking ont OF the
war her husband entered the jhIrtieth Virginia
regiment "a a drummer in Company a and
from their hrst march fho followed him
throughout the entire war. administering 10
his wants and those Of his company and regi-
mont as far as she could.
When Maury Camp. COnfederat, Veterans,
was organized in THIS city several years ago Airs.
Cox was unanimously elected an honorary mem
her and that organization Will attend her fune-
raj in a BODY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
Not Yet Hanged.

CHARLOTTE. y. c., Dec. 1s--Speciall-Fred
Downs. colorcd, who wa 10 have been executed
to-day for burglary. has been respIted by the
Governor until January 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
CLOTHING, &c.

To get right down 10 "htrd.pan7 facts-Vo
other house IOES-EVER DlD-or EVER
WlLl-srll such STERLING QUALITIES a.
such Low PRICES as We quote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

PlCHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND 10.
IL IOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Inc Board Of Directors - this COMPANY have
declared DIVIDEND OF 3e PER CENT on
Us common capital stock and dividend Oh.i4a
lions payable on the 80 .f JANUARY. Is.. 20
an holders OF record on tle afh Of December.
1891, from which date % ,Ao IN OF Jauuar. l.sg.
the books OK transfer will be closed.
90 lf-tla2 J.hN WINSTON. treasurer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
i

HAyE BEAUTIFUL. LARGE BRIGHT
OttICk over my store. FIRST FLOOR Fob
REM al a most reasonable Price.
JULIEN BlNiOED.
dc ll-5t 1902 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

POSER J.. MOODY.
~ DISPENSING CHEMIST
Prescriptions carefully cO~mp0.nla1 dav ~
night Beautiful assortment OF CHRISTMAS
GOODS.
del-lt t02 HULL STREET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
Fire Sale.

Don't fail 70 90 to Messrs. Gsnss A. Co. "a
e.: sais, zis north Third street, Friday snd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

Tho all absorbing topic here now is tho newly
a~ppolnieLJUdZc. There were three applicants
before the Legislature for the position. the IN
cumtent. Judge j.. =. BufOrd. CUlOne. Edward
DrOmgoole and Nr. Noedham :. 1umbull he
Two former aad made known their intention Tor
bOIne time previous. and both bal circulated
petitions freely iefOre the voters of thecOunty.
but a. the last court day Mr.. Iurnbull made
known ms lntontlon OF applying for the POSI-
non also. nut nd not circulate any petition.
AMI as Senator Watson, from this district,
hed the naming OF the gentleman for tho posi-
non. rs The delegate from tins comfy WIS not
admitted IN the caucus, therefore all three of
the asulrants presented their claims with all Of
the energy and ~shrewdnoss possible. and il he
came evident early in the contest at Richmond
that the matter had narrowed down between
Colonel Dromgoole and Mr.. Iurnbull, and
senator watson was al sea for a DAY and night
what course to pursue. desiring to
please the majority, and Judge Bnford
ana his friends present in Rich
mona SAID that they would acquiesce
IN The election OF Nh. Iurnbull. thereby en-
Abling Senator Watson TO satisfy two OF tie
elements which he thought best for him 10 DO.
consequently hr. 1|urnbull was chosen as the
z htieman ,for the position. As a matter OF
course Or. lurnbulls friends are juhilant over
ms appointment, whilst those of the other two
gentlemen are still contendlng that their
CHOICE was the most suitable. We hope and be-
Heve' however, that Dir. Iurnbull will discharge
Inc duties OF MS Office COnscIentlOuslv.
~. J, I. FoWel. Of NOOdyIew. Is lying criti-
caily III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

deis-6t
CPEClAL SALE TILL CHRISTMAS Op
- READY MADE CLOTHING. ClOAEs.
DRESS GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES. Hc.. M
Greatly Reduced Prices. WILLIAM CHO/TFE.
proprietor bazaar 1900 and 1902 Hull street.
Manchester. Va. d.rff
LADEI HALL TENTH HULL STREETS.
- Manchester. within two squares of fhraa.
street car lines, for DANCING AND PRIVATE
i~hEAIhttALS. Floor snace. 4Q by90 feet clear
Seating capacity. i0l. len DOLLARS per might.
Telephone. S1L uO1llm
A T.~SNELLINGS. PRESCRIPTION DRUG.
~. GlSI and dealer in PERFUMERlES
TOILET ARTICLES. TOBACCOs CIGAHs and
everything usually found 10 a frst-class drug.
store. branch Office Tn Times newspaper.
corner twelfth and Hull streets Nauchoslgr
l. Ocstf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
TIE JONESES' SPECIAL FANCY.
Close Matrimonial Alliance in Brunswick
County.
THREE BROTHERS HARRY SISTERS.
The Fourth Miss Maddus VIII Have 70 Get
Husband In Some O her
Family.

BAHsow's STORE. Va. Dec. is-.Special.,-A
double marriage was solomnizei yesterday al
Jonosboro church In this county. Tho parties
were MISS Patio H.. daughter OF Mr. I. C. Mad
aux. OF Luncnbrrg. 90 SIT. Walter S. Jones. and
Miss Matte c.. daughter Of FIR. T.. b. Maddux,
Of N%ottoway. 20 Ar Earncs; u. Mason. OF Bruins
wick. Rev. y. T.. sanford, OF CreNc. dictated.
Mr. Walter Jonosi is the third brother marrying
sisters. The nest Miss Mcdduy contemplating
changing her name soon VII. have 30 .oo6 out
elsewhere. as that family OF Jones boys has
been exhausted by her older sister,.
Astel many c0nlratnlalonShal been extended
innccs- prtsoIt tie cOufl IT, iclt IOr C0l0noi W.
j.. NaSons. lne rather OF ths groom. wncrea
kfahd reception was rendered them IL the Old
virginia style.
Trouble WITH THE HORSE.
As the crowd was about leaving. the church.
. Ter the ceremony. o rather amusing scene fouk
piact. a. seems that t.c baptist nr0th,r who
performed inc ceremony by some means or
Dther procured = morse belonging 20 q DOther
hetAOdlst minister al his ocpOt 20 make the
UP With, ana as ne got ready 20 leave the
church the horse refused H. go. and the
koot baptist preacher had 10 call
IN inc asslstaocc or O Methodist brother 20 go
the morse 20 Ieavs. However. when tie Meth
oilSt Droihcr went ont 10 the scene .the zap
list preacher hou bIndfoiGcd the horse. butt tic
-neinotlst clergyman tOld him 10 taAs oil the
bIIdfold and let him see what he was doing.
aud the morse soon moved OH quietly. Whether
the horse expected 10 be plunged into tho
river which he soon had 10 cross. or whether ho
was afraid that the good BAPTIST brother ca
ptcted 70 fcacn MIN close communion, or set
him on short %rations, l will not undertake TO
SAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

Is the cheafest place tDr
BOOTS, SHOES AND DRY GOODS.
ll8 and ll25 Hull street. Manchester. Va
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20
FITNESS AND UNFITNESS.

1t is merely in accord with the doctrine
of the eternal fitness of things that Messrs.
ALLEN and STANTON should view with
huge disfavor the action of Democrats and
Republicans in leaving the Liberal party
Both these men are holding positions and
drawing salaries, which only the criminal
work of the Liberal party has obtained for
them. ALLEN, elected by fraud of kind
not remediable by our present laws, and
STANTON his deputy, have both, in effect,
been declared by the court to be holding
positions from which only the defects of the
law have prevented their being ousted.
It is little wonder that these men object
TO the disbanding of party whose election
frauds have been so signally useful to them.
But they should pirate less loudly Of hon
esty, in view of the positions they occupy
Ii the man who holds the sack is as big
thief as the man who fills it, what is the
responsibility of the man who receives the
goods! The boy STANTON alleges that he
has heard of ABE LINCOLN; if his boast is
true, then he has probably heard of the
motto we have referred to. AS to ALLEN,
it has been claimed and never denied that
he drew the infamous resolution asking
Congress TO pass the STRUBLE bill. He
was a member of the Utah legislature, and
frequently found himself oyer-matched in
IN that body, Notwithstanding that he was
regarded as one of the ablest of Utah Lib
erals. He asked Congress to disfranchise
his comrades in the Utah legislature, and
all others of his opponents in Utah. Had
that been done, the Liberal party would
NJ ba.- Tonn6 - 20 o+o 81
flee for him. ALLEN knows only too well,
that his open advocacy Of the the political
assassination of the majority of the men of
Utah will count against him in national
politics; his youthful dependent has time
yet in which to grow wiser.
The action Of certain Hebrew gentlemen.
however, among the Liberal mob, passes
comprehension. These men actually as
sumo to be making war on the Mormon
church. They need not tell people any
thing Of the kind. People find it difficult
TO believe that representatives of the only
race in history for whom there has never
been federation in any country, should turn
to persecute or even annoy the only people
in the worlds history that has had any
thing favorable to say of them. That men
VINO nave Dub recenuy DSen uenleu aumlS-
sion to the distinctively Liberal social
club should suddenly out-Herod HERoD ia
their efforts to please the element that
despises them, is little too much to believe
of any member Of the Hebrew race. There
is limit to self qualification. Every Jew
knows to what race he belongs, aud can i'll
a1ford to assume the role of prosecutor, in
order to please party that heartily detests
him and his race.