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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

nslladonna = said 10 have taken Ia
name from tho uso pretty women make u
u 10 Improve their compilations aud make
themselves prsitier stlll Thoro 4 great
Danger attending H. Use Tor that purpose.
greater even than with arsenic, which l.
more frequently used with similar intent
a hclladonna hrni Il bot often met With,
but have had some TO treat, aud tho work
u iar ffom pleasant, owing to the terrible
smell The breath acquires when the system
hccomes lmprVgna', a with the drug The
h0moupaihs uso hclladanna quite freely.
but only In inlniiesimh doses, when ID
frcmH 20 have a decided effect
Asis tho ease with all drugs, Il hcumes
necessary 70 Increase the dose after the sys.
ten hccpmus hahluAied 10 it, NE, aud
many a aehd will take mon tcllad1una ln
a day than discplooi llAhnemann would
pfrscrihc In month. iiei1ru the lhsyliA.
bic aud horrible fnil result 81 the haiti
the fcnd suffer- untold asonirs and 10.
CONES nervous 10 a degree bafderlng on lfi.
sanity, hesiits prTsplrlng ln tho coolest
weather Ike man who has besn running
uphsiegp bill IN August never met a
nAn who was addicted 90 the habit, aud
most Of tho ilends are women. Interview
with Doctor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

III. Young Woman who .. Able to Meet
liver, waa Upon Ms Own Ground.


In glhuc.ng over the columns of q news-
PAPER my attention was caught by an AZ.
ticie In which r. lady discussed the attract
i've qualitle. Of marriageabie girls in the
eyes Of eligible men.
n my understanding 81 the writer's con.
illusions i correct the Inference may 10
drawn that ~ there are al kinds u girls
and all kinds u men. almost any Kind u n
gifl will please some Kind u = niau. olsor'
walton undoubtedly iustifying such an
opinion.
There u, however. one Rirl--every man
knows which one Imcan whose versatility
and adaptability render her particularly
Agreeable
She {, always frank aud free In CONVEX.
sation. even on unconventional subjects,
but she Il never bold, and will tolerate
nothing approaching coarsencss
You are positive that her seeming Inter
ct In the matters which Interest you IL
not entirely assumed, and you are con
scious also that abe knows wheiher your
affected desire 10 understand the Affairs
occupying her attention 4 genuine.
There i no indication. either. when yoa
are present. that she ever thinks u yon
when absent 10 any greater degree, Or in
any other way. thnn your male acqeint'
ances DO.
In oonvorsstion. her large fund of gen.
erai information l. evident, yet you afe
not Impressed By a display Of knowledge
greater than your own.
n you desire 20 air your stock Of compli'
meniary nothing. she can handle them
morn gracefully than that other zifl with
whom you can talk nothing else. and thsru
l. delightfully."- missing All sensation u
having them extuned from ypn.
Pcfhafs, In momeuiarily cynical mood,
you IL down ~ INFECT ou this gifi's charm,
determined ~ discover whether u isthe
result Of Ingenious naturnlnoss or tho
most consummate ART What l. your con.
clusl1ni HIN m, -. bat one thing isocr.
taln--the charm u there, Isn't W
Now, 10 h. honest, doesn't u lie In The
fact that she APPARENTLY rccelt.a just that
impres.ion of your character and peraonal'
ity which you know. liz the depths u your
consciousness. IA n little too favorable for
INUNDATED truth, Jet ]. not 20 absurily
naitsHng but that you can honestly ~.
draynr 20 believe IL correct.
This GIRL who meets on level ground
every man worth meeting, though not
admiration, usually takes hef
ehoicu aiming several sultors. Aud " that
man Il sensible enough ~ treat her after
marriage A. be did before. he seldom ~.
Ervts the choice
Any disappointment she may fcel isnever
publicly admitted .--fvderick Manuel Vic.
"a Ia Kate Fiall's Wnahlngt1u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10
LIu'. SEA D.,i. m.,s. iaalsn.a,.

When Tho presidential party reached
Colorado Springs, Colo, tho citizens
wcw prepared TO give him n royal vol.
como This being the homo Of Nm
Margaret Davis Hayes, tho daughter Of
Jefferson Davis. tho citizens Of that
city, long before the arrival u tho
president, had imbnei hcr little siy.
yearold son Jeff with tho Idea that no
was a president In embryo
Like other ladies Of tho town, Mn.
Hayes put on her children their bcft
apparel and sent them out TO 100 tho
president JET. whom tho cntcrpfis.
Ing citizens Of that little city had given
conspicuous place In tho reception Of
president, was rvcugnifed aud saluted
by MA Mckee, Mr. wanamnkcf, ani
other membcr. If tho distinguished
party, hut received no mark Of rcoog.
milton from tho president At thisncg.
ioct upon tho part Of tho nations os.
ecutiye ho was highly inccnsed. and on
neturning home he expressed bis lndlg.
nation 10 his mother dcstlculniing
with hif hands, ho saldi
mother, AIR. Harrison didn't even
take hls hat oil to inc."-Cor New Or.
leans Times'DunocrAt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

A bird Of Immense wing power /, tho
Tiny stormy petrol, the smallest web
footed bind known. II belongs Ia
every sea, and, although 10 seeming
friil, Il hrcast. the utmost fury Of tho
storm, Swimming with Incredible We.
loclty the trough Of the waves aud
gliding rapidly over ,holr snowy crests.
Petrcls have been observed 1900 miles
FROM nearest hnd.-Curpnt Litera.
ture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

When a young lady's halrplns fall
on, i Is sign tina, hcr sweetheart Is
thinking about her II sho secs red
bird and kisses her hand to Il she will
see her sweetheart beforo Saturday
night A rhyme made unconsclously
while talking Is also looked upon by
the ainorous as q forcrunncr Of a lovers
appearance, Detroit Free Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

The number OF changes which can
be played upon a chime Of bells Is
wonderful. Twelve bells will allow no
les than i7D, 00i 600 changes Tho
bells In st. palrlok's cathedral are
among the finest oi their kind Ia this
country, but they can hardly be- clnssed
with tho great bellssoi the world. Now
York prrsA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

II Is told that one day during the war
a squad Of Confedorates, wearing cap.
tured blue oyerooats, rodoup to a house
In Tennessee aud greeted tho owner
withi "Well, old man, what arc you,
rob or Nankr Puzzled by the blue
coats and gray pants, aud not knowing
TO which army his visitors belonged,
Old Caution answered. "Wcll, gentle,
men, I'm nothin', aud very llttlo Of
that. New Orleans Nav Delta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

A civil engineer Of Copenhagen has
proposed new International system Of
measures aud weights, In which he rug.
gc'i' that tho English foot should bo
Increased BY about one twonty i've hun
drodtl part 81 IL present longth. Tho
foot would then contain exactly 1000
ounces Of distilled water at 4 degs cen.
tlgr'de, and nn easy comparison with
the metric system would be possible 20
New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

More than half a million u enthusiastic
women arr united IN philauthroplo, intel.
lcctuHl aud 60 operate work for tho al.
Vnncement u the interests and privileges
Of womenhnod IN the great national asso,
Citations incorporated under tho name. of
the National Woman's Christian Assoola.
tiou. National Suffrage association, IA.
uonal Centenary Association Of the Uni
yersallst church, the WimolAughsls. the
klng's Daughters aud tho Association Of
Working Girls societies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

Archbishop Corrlgan will not sane
ton marriages between Catholics OK.
copt Ia church Whom one party Is
Catholic and tho other Protestant he
grants permission, and priest per.
forms the ceremony In private houses
rs observed ia the church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

LuehY hll Mans Company. Location % prin'
.lnM plaee - tuYinstf, fafs tiy, Utah
l.neallnu " Nine, sInku Cftek MiuinE nis-
Nici' Ntslioh Counu, UiAh.
NoiltL - fiiinE AHE DELINQUENT
~ unpa thr following described sIufk, on
atruuut u an afastsnrnt Of Two Drnia per
share LEVIED on the eth day 81 N4y, isai, the
,'.siAl amouhli 80 opposite tue names o.
We respective hhafuhlldofa, AZ fulloWai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

Ani In accordance with law, sud an order u
ne Hoard ~ Trustees, made on the ith day Of
MAJ, wv 80 mfuy shares Of each parcel u
Room ~, ~ Constitution nuildins, salt Lake
,thI, lnl ne ON DAY ~ august lsii, A. the
houfof loas ~, 90 nay delinquent ativsimenis
lheicgn, insclhef with the coats Of Aiyefllsins
sud expenses ot sale.
". J, BURTON, Secretary,
No - MA.n street. salt Lake CITY. UtAh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-16
Virginia Methodists

At Saturdays session CT The Virginia Con-
ference, Methodist Eolsoopal Church South,
in Petersburg, The report of the committee
on publishing interests vas presented. The
report called attention TO the very large
amount Of trashy reading matter that Is be-
log circulated throughout the lard end i'm.
pressed the conferences with the Importance
CT eecurlDg for the people pure and edUy-
ing literature.
The Sunday school boa: SUBMITTED re-
port showing that there gre $4,000 teachers
and scholars under The oo"trct of the Vlr-
GINA Conference and that s24 600 wss spent
Annually in this depart ment.
The special committee for the Bible csuse
summitied report. showing that the soeie-
ty had circulated 3,036 volumes ct cost OF
81 1851
Bishop Keeuer spoke briefly about the
Bible. This great work, said be, contains
mote scholarship than Rny other book ever
published. and it is to BIZ regretted that In
colleges 1t Is reegated to the art corners. It
is eranGer than anything that spruog from
the brain of Homer, having bsen translated
into 160 languages.
The treasurer Of the Int board Of finance
reported as having received $50 AL from
the preachers ss the various con1eoruce col
Lotions from their cbsrRee, showing decid-
ed increase over the receipts Of The previous
year. Among those placed on The supvan-
uated list Ia Rev. Leo Rosaer. Bishop Kes-
ner presided yesterday end ordained 8 mum
Der OF deecons and elders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

Leaders of tho Brazilian col ny in Paris. say
that Dom Peiro Is ready 10 ret IN o ET4ziii!the
nation desires Lii p-essnc,.
The Jspares, enb4ssy at Paris dyu 'es the rum.
OILS hat tae Japaoese he5 W 90 oFe.ste with
the hinese against the Euro esn fleets
The insuraen's l. Mexico uodor rio lcsdcrshi,
of Cstriro Iorza mace an attack en- Gncrre:o, aud
in conflict w.;h h. government troop, o5e
Mexican otiiccr was killed.
The German war department, sfter expeii.
menting with american corr, has decided 10
recommend III use By the army CT bread made of
tq1sl proportions of com and rye.
tornado in the province OF Santa Fee, Argen.
tine kepubiic, recsntly DESTROYED the town Of
Arroyo seco killed forty persons and ded
thirty, and did great damage 10 property a.d
crops.
The Brtzilian minister at Wasbinctoa received
a csb'egrsm saturday r m the IL m ter of foreign
rtl,ti3ns 1t Rio do JsrcIiO IN Uhi;h ha say;
News of secession OF Aio Gtaade any other
State is untrue; they arc l. perfect peace"
The new Chilian iouncil of State, which sets as
check upon the President has been reorgsn zad.
Nine of its members hbr AIS and two
ssry atives Min ter of War Hoil Y has resi-, ned
because Of his election to .encrs! OF division.
The divorce salt brought By Captain Charles
ann trong against III WIFE, Nine M,l0s is sill
attracting much att,n ion in london, as it "a
genoa ly understood her Will he 8 sensation
reeut BIS or, the case & IS nio ool-t. Ever sin,e
tho papers Were in tho action tho Duke OF
Creams has been under o5e ri rveiitncc. Cap
tain Armstrong does not cero TO tslk tb ut the
divorce sction but 10 intimsie fTie. OF bis
he said On Fri3Ay: "When I SEQ the Duke FL
lick HI cut o. him, if it axes year to get the
oh snce, End then he Can hav. his say"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-16
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

Mr.. W. P. Smith, q well-snown d e.tl7s
CT Baltimo ore, died this morning.
The operators have conc.cdsd 10 gran. 10
the Iodlana miners The advance asked.
VIM. ]. F.oronos, the actor, who vas a..
tackled By pueumouia on Saturday nigh. ia
improved this morning sad Is nov ous Of
danger.
An attampi to break jail q, tldauapals
lad, has been frustrated By lie sheriff who
discovered number ofsaw8 concealed n
the shoes OF one OF tbs pFlsonsra.
Every pgecaniicn is aeias taken ia New
York to prsvert the threatened water
famine. To-day the commissioner Of put.
lie works issued parem stoyy ordors to al!
voter mater insrec ors in the city to care.
folly watch IN every direction npd see that
no water was was sd. Tie 5upply cf water a.
present available will 20 lie efficient for
the use of ,re city fer lhs week. A light
rain is falling to- day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-16
P. E Church Coner ess

The fourteenth Du. meeting # this
body will begir LIS sss4,ns o Warrington
to morrow, and oopiaue Until Friday. The
opening service will oe held in the Church of
the Epiphany RsV r. 81. McK!m, D D., rec
tor, az halfpast ten TO morrow morning.
when the communion will be administered
by tbs Rs. Rev. a III, Randolph, D. D., As.
s!55sDt Bishop CT Virginia. TDs opsning sd-
drees will be delivered by the Rt. r ~. Phil.
iips Brooks, D. D.. Bishop OF Massachusetts
Tue rest of the sessions OF the Congress will
be he d In the morning aod evening OF the
following days In Inc hall OF the National
R'f g ArmoTy. According 10 the custom Of
the Congress, the President Is the Bishop In
whose diocese 1t meets, bat Bishop Paret
has waived his rights In favor OF the Hon.
George E imunds, ex-senator from Vermont
Should Mr.. Edmund5 be absent from any
session, Bishop Dudley, Of Kentucky. Or
General Joseph B. Anderson, OF Virginia,
Will be called upon TO preside. The range
OF subject to be discussed at the Congress- Ia
wide, including ecolesiastioal, religious, mis.
sionary and social topics. We notice among
the Hat of speakers and writer's Professor
Carl E Grammer, of the Theological Semi
nary near this city. The Congress has no
ecoleelastical or legislature power, whatever.
It Is An association CT he olafgy and laity Of
the P. E.. Church for friendly discussion on
interesting and living topics Of the day. l.
Invites men of all shades CT thought within
the church to It's platform, and aims to give
each one an impartial hearing. 30 far 1t has
been productive of much good We have
no doubt the present session In Washington
will be largely attended. Ga Tuesday even.
Ing q reception will be given from to 7
O'Clock to the clergy aud laity attending
the Congress, by Mr.. and Mrs Cabell, OF The
Norwood Institute for young ladies az their
home 1907 Massachusetts avenue, Washing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-16
Tribute Of Respect.

At citizens messing held st King Geor, G
Ccurthouse on Saturday, November il, tho TO-
loving restl Itions woro adopted:
Resolved By tho waoie people OF King George
county, irrespective of p:rty in uass meeting as
sembled, That We Rave heard with feelings OF
deep pain and regret OF the dta n Of cur honorod
representative. GeneI al W H. f. LEE, and we
desire 10 av IL ourselves OF this, cur first, oppor-
tunity to place rtc)rd cur testimonial of tho
deep loss which We we su ,tsiped in this insc,u-
tibo stroke OF Providence; and VIC further de.i
to bssr testimony TO his high and ezslted charac-
ter citizen his non est, faithful and patti tic
record az roy restntativo Of the people, his brill
liant record ss a colder pnd patriot Els record
may be written, faithful and honest in all
things''-the representative Of tao ht red name
he has borne, and lCf5 with aided lustrc. We
who have known HIM thr, ugh I'll his checked
career, in comnol with his itllow citizens Of his
state snd country, mourn his death as public
Calamity and porsonsl sid private loss. We
therefore, desire to place this last token of our
high est oned a, resp ct f'r our beloved fellow
citizen repro cntetive AZ lac cCmrsdo in arms
as flow r of afsc ionste regard upon his early
AMI un timely bier ana re desire most h sTt!ly
10 tender To his bereav,d family cur sincere sym.
patty in this their deep Fiction, knowing that
all his high attribute .: CT a-acter none WIS moro
consriou ,us than those which show forth With
such lutre in the Ismily Circ as Husband aad
father.
Retovcd, 7 hat copy ofthesc solutions be cent
to the papers OF this state for pubic ar
Forwarded TO the fsmi y tho ist,ngu'sho dasd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-16
gROM WASHINGTON.
lsasssal Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gessste

lS2ee3al Correspondence OF hc AtcTSrGrs6 Gosst6.j
WAsaIvzgoN, D. O.. Nov. Is 1891.
Ex-CongresEmsn JAS D. Brady CT Peters
burg, Vs., came to the city yesterday. He
will probably remain some time, since ss q
member of the national republican commit
tee from his State he expects to attend the
deliberations OF that body on the 23i inst,
at the Arlington Hotel. The committee meets
ae usual the latter part OF the yesr proceed
Ing the yeaE of the Presidential election, to
detormine the time. place. etc., for the as
sembliag OF tbs party delegates to nominate
candidates for the Presidency and Vice. Presi.
dsncy Of the United States. Col. Brady is
II great form go far as physical condition Is
concerned, and eczema in no way to be wor.
ried oyer the uncertainties of the political
situation. In possession of the beet Office in
the State and Sc the same time blessed with
the appetite. digestion and contsntment
that are the taldmaids of health and phi:
losophy, no doesn't need, his friends assert,
the rsjavenstiDg effects OF tie Ponce de
Leon fountains CT Florida, where just now
bis old time ally and boon companion, Ma
hcne, Is said to be LAYING himself with q
peace that must De charming alike to soul
and body. The only surprise, however,
cropping Ont from Colonel Brsdy's visit
and conversation relates TO his non
committsl attitude as to the place for
holding the next national republican
convention. Chicago may not have his sup
port, although 1t was shere that he has at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-16
Terrible Snicida

WnKEsBARRE, Pa. Nov. 16.-Wm. Rad
dy. youpg.man sged 26 years, committed
suicide 10 most sensational manner, st his
hons In this city, this morning. Il is a.
legged that Rudy came home end found
that his mother bad drank to excess, and
this so troubled him that he resolved to
make away with himself. He engaged In
some hot words wish his mother who re.
piled mookingly. Driven to desperation by
his mothers words, Raddy poured coal oil
over himself and by thrusling bic hand into
the fire bacame envsloped 10 flames. BE
then se'zed sharp knife ard stabbed HIM
sslf over the heart II ficiing wound that
wou'd In itself resulted fatally. He was
terribly burned, bls flesh hanging in ehreds
and 10 short lime death ended his exert
tlating agony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-16
DIED.

st her hcme, near tie Theological Seminary at
8 o'clock, on unday ever ing, Nov. 18th 1891.
JANE, beloved wife OF Albert Howard, aged AZ
years.
precious one fr1n II hiss gore,
20 C; W, loved j. lei;
a plGca is vacant in cur tono
Which never can te filed.
God in His wisdom h2e rsca d
The boon = is lovo had eivon;
Ind though ho boy m7plders | c.c
The soul il safe Il Heaven
Rela ICES and friends ara invited to attend tho
funer from her lao resd n;e Tuesday, at Three
o'clock p. m
At his residence. B .ly.nuc, Fairfax county,
on Sunday, the 18th instant, st 1 o'clock p m,
JOHN T. TODD, in the 4lst year Of Ii age. Tie
fun, sra, will take place from Pohick Church to-
mo- row Cruad day. att %, st / O'Clock. Fiitn1s
aud scqgein-'nc Of the family arc i:vited to az
tend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-16
Eight in Mexico

Rio GBANDE CITY, Texas, Nov. 49,
News recsived here to-day says that on the
12h inst. Oatarino Catza and about 10) met
several bu1dred Mexican soldiers IL miles
from Mler. on the road to Guerrero. Cate-
rino stoutly held his ground, scattering his
proolsmations. A volIey was fred at hls
force with no damage at very close range,
which was returned By the revolotioui,ts,
causing the death OF three soldiers and one
badly wounded, who ls nowin the Mler hos
pital. The government force fell back in
disorder. Gaiz. he's not been out OF Mexico
since he entered 1t the 18Th Of September,
from raliabe accounts, bu. has been work
ing up revolutionary feeling In the States
of Tamau!ipss and Nusvo Leon, with the
above reeults.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-16
HBWs OF TIE DAY.

Representatives OF the British West In
dies are In Washington trying to arrange q
reciprocity agreement under the Mckinley
Gill.
gas. Charleston, terra Gotta worker, fell
10 stories from thu top of tie Masonic Tenn
pie building liz Chicago on Saturday and
was crushed Into an unrecogn' zable mass of
hseh.
Pc er Jackaon bas accepted he fer OF q
$40 GOD purse for q meeting at the National
Club. Londop, with Frank P. Savin, pre-
vlded ne Ia allowed expenses for himself and
trainer.
] Gordon Bennett, proprietor of the New
York Herald, has completed arrangements
for the erection OF magnificent structure
for his newspaper On Broadway ct Thirty.
fifth et:eet.
Mr.. Robert Hilton, prominent ot;z ~ Of
Rappahannock county, was thrown from
his horse near SparryVille, yesterday, and
instantly killed. His little SOP. who was be-.
hind him, was seriously injured.
Ez-Parson George was found guilty OF
mapsleughter in the flrst degree atCetskill,N
and sentenced to Is years 10 tbeStase pri-
son. He wss tried ss 80 accessory in caus-
iog the death of bis adopted daughter, Lo.ta
Townsend, by criminal operation.
The Michigan apple crop is the largest for
years. The daily receipts Of the Dstroit
shippers ct present average $500 bushels a
day. Potatoes are also exceedingly pleuti-
fui th's year, end cabbage is 30 numerous
that he market is gntted, snd farmers
hardly fed 1t prof alta 10 bring 1t In
During meeting Of The AVIATION Army
st Ouaha, Neo. yesterday Private Nsttie
B!fdier sbot Captain Hattie Smith, fatally
woundiD9 her, and thea sent bullet
through Der own heart The real motive
for The fearful double crime Is not SO clear
IS 1t might be, but the Indications point to
vether queer combination Of alousy end
semi-fc!igtous irerzs.
Accut one o'1lcc!e asturdes morning g
fight took place q: Frankfort, Ky between
Robert Breckenridge, son OF Congressman
w. c P. Breckenridge, Bnd Dsn Arnold, q
wall.known society young meu # Fsenk
fort. They both attended tbs Governors
bEll sud had o misunderstanding over The
hand OF young lady for dance Ga in.
vitstion OF Breckenridge they stepped out
side of the ballroom to settle the affair.
BreckiDrldgs was pretty badly used up, and
it ls rumored that he hes sent word to Ar
mold to arm himself, as he intends killing
him on sight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-16
The Richmond Terminal.

President jain a. Inmsn, of the Rich.
moud Terminal, e ill art from Neg York
to-day for Knoxville, Tenn. to attend the
annual meeting of tie East Tennessee roe d.
Il Is said on good authority that Mr.. Inman
will have 34l 600 shsrss and proxies and
that he will force an adjournment OF the
meeting.
Then be proposes to have the Ricbmord
and Danvlle annual election adjourned.
Both the adjourned mestings will probably
lot be held until after the annual meeting
of the Richmond Terminal.
The cbjaot of the move is to permit the
Richmond Terminal new board Of directors
to control the elections In lhs East Tennes.
see end Richmond and Danvilie. The iusti-
fcation OF this course lies in ths fact that
The Terminal holds control of the two COM
panies named.