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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-07

10 an let widows and orphans was for.
bldden.. but the punishment for these
oficnseB was to he inflicted Wy God pei.
hitting enemies 10 make war upon the
people.
off thou anlict them in any wise, aud
they cry nj all unto me, will surely hear
their cry; and my wrath shall way hot,
and will Kill yon with the sword; and
| your wives shall bs widows, aud your
children faiherl,ss." Tx. xNii. "a, %.
~ special provision refers to the
bodies Of slain persons, when the
slayer was unknown.
~ one be found slain In tho land
which tho Lord ihy 1od gives thee
then tho Elders and thy
| Judges shall come forth. aud thoy shall
mcasurc unto the cities which are round
about him that il slain
and the Elder, ~ that city shall bring
down heifcf unto a rough valley, which
is neither cared nor sown. and shall
strike on the hcifsr's neck thofc In the
valley, aud the priests, the sons Of Lew,
shall come near and all
the Elders Of that city that are next unto
tho slain man. shalt wash their hands
over the heller thgt l. bohcaied In tho
valley, aud they snail answer ana say.
Our hands have NOT shed ihi7 blood
sI,ni' o ISrd. unto Inv ps"nle Israel.
whom thou hast redeemed, aud lay not
Innocent blood unto thy people " l..
racl's charge. And the blood shall be
forgiven them" Deut. xxiii is.
Violations OF the seventh command.
mcnt were Of various kinds.
Tn, pen,ltv m, Auxiliary wns d.atb
Inv stonino. and both The ma, and In.
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her, and he had no right to ever give
her q letter Of divorce. Deut. xii.
22.gO.
The penalty Of bea-tlallty and OF
soIomy was death by stoning. Tx.
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a man who committed fornicatlon
with free maid was to marry her, II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-07

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-07

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02

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bon Nactne, @%iseoniin, M.W. Secor,
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nnb u~n1itarate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
WELDON AND VICINITT.
Run Over by a Train-Railroad Subscription
Defeated-Personai.

WELDON. n. c., june 15.-[Special.l-On
Saturday night about l o'clock the freight
train on the Atlantic Coast Line ran over
aud killed a negro man about sixteen miles
from this point. He had been drinking IN
Enfield during the day, and left tor nome
about 10 o'clock walking along the railroad
track That was the last seen of him alive.
His body was found Sunday morning hOr-
rbly manged
IT is supposed he sat upon the track 10 rest
and fell into a drunken sleep. The engineer
did not know he had killed the man until III
formed of it at the end of histrp. No blame at
taches TO the railroad company or It's employees
on account of the accident The coroner's
jury rendered verdict ia accordance with
the above facts.
The subscription 10 the railroad from
Garysburg in jackson. IN northampton
county was defeated in Occonneechee town
ship AZ the election held on Saturday me
contest between the advocates and opponents
of the measure was very bitter and bad feeling
has been engendered. There was ahght vote,
the poll showing 23J for aud 24J against the
subscription This doe, not necessarily
mean that the road viii not be
built. hut in all probability the route
will haT TO be changed. There IL
in operation q lumber road which leaves the
Seaboard road at a point about six miles be-
low Garysburg and runs q distance Of about
six miles in the direction of jackson An
effort will be made TO extend this road TO
jackson with the $50 600 already subscribed
and induce the Seaboard road to take stock
in the enterprise sufficient 20 iron the road
and supply It with rollins-stock
The Key. DIR. Talmage will pass through
here Thursday. Ell route 10 Morchead City,
where he will address the North Carolina
Teachers Assembly, now in session at that
place.
Mrs. Richard Moseey died at the residence
of Mr.. T. }. Rookie. about twelve miles from
here. Saturday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16

what was meant by those who are
of the day and how they are TO
he sober" in the truest and best
sense OF real Scriptural temperance NJ
applied to the body, the mind, the conscience
the soul. II was an admirable sermon. cai.
cnlated 10 do great good 10 those who gave j,
their attention, and TO lead them to control
Themselves as to eating. drinking, ralmeni
and all inordinate affections. tempers ana
nropcnsities. and as 20 self-conceit ahu
selfshness. The, sermon was greatly EN-.
loved. and al its close he made In ehectiVe
and toucbine appeal to tho young graduates
70 learn the essential principles of self-con-
troll. -. ..loo
Tonight the intercollegiate contest taxes
Mace in College church. There are twei.e
contestants from six colleges. Union SaciIety
has it's celebration Tuesday night and Philan-
tbropic Society on Wednesday night. both
societies viii be addressed Wedne IS ysT %Hlm1
rpilege and the alumni will be represented
in IN address by Professor Winston. OF Rich;
mond College. The graduating exercises ana al .
delivery of diplomas take place on ihursday
morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16

A Methodist orders Mormons Out OF HIS
House-Tvo Deaths.
morning.

DANvILLF. Va, June 15.-[Special.I-Iwo
Mormon preachers appeared at Cascade IN
this county, few days ago and called upon
Rev. II. ]. Brown, pastor OF the Methodist
church there. toask his PERMISSION 10 speak IN
his church. Mr. Brown refused on the ground
that their doctrine was perniclous Inc
Mormons fatty told Brown he lied. where
upon he ordered them TO leave his mouse OF
he would cowhide them. They left Cascade
and went 20 Burnt Chimney neighDorhOou'
where they preached several times:
FRIDAY afternoon waterspout from dark
and angry cloud did considerable damage 10
croDs in the Mount Hermon section OF lhi3
comfy. deluged the earth and oyerfiowed
the streams it. however, extended over
small area. 4. -
Captaln William Thomas, supposed TO be
the oldest citizen in this county, died at hls
home four miles from here yesterday, TIC
was a soldier in the war Of 1912 and has been
drawing a pension for many years. CAPTAIN
Tbomgs' age was not definitely known, but
be was believed 10 be over hundred:
Mrs. Sarah A. Lipscomb, mother Of Messrs.
James f.. William II. and Robert Lipscoino'
merchants of this city. died yesterday alter
noon. 49,,
Two freight trains on the Richmond and
Dapville railroad cOllded near Readsvliie TINS
morning The fireman who was running the
north-bound engine seeing the collision IN
evitable reversed the engine and jumped OIL
leaving the throttle open. The en-
eines were but slightly damaged by
the collision. but the reversed and
and deserted locomotive having steam on
started backwards without an engineer and
went through the towp of Keidsvilie like, a
whirlwind. It went until the water in the
pipes was exhausted and the tlues burned,
when II came 20 q stop twelve miles from
where il started on its wild run. No further
damage was done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
Pastor Insta1led-A Man Cut in Half BY
Train.

Train.
KEYsvILLE. Va, June 15-tSpeciai.j-f Yes
terday was a big day at Ash Camp Baptist
church. in Keysville 1t had been extensively
announced that the new pastor, Rev; w. &.
Foster. would be installed. and as this was
something new In this church quite large
crowd gathered to witness the impressive
ceremonies
At o'clock the Rev w. 7. Clark opened
the services with prayer. and the choir sang
"All hail. the power Of Jesus name.
The address of welcome on behalf OF the
church was delivered by Rev. W. ]. Clark,
and after music Major j. W. Morton delivered
the address Of welcome on behalf OF the COM
munty at large.
The charge to the church was then given by
DR.. t. Winston, of Farmvile and the charge
to the pastor by Rev. ". ". Carson, of the
Presbyterian church, 10 all OF which Rev. W.
c. Foster responded in few very appropriate
remarks, aud after a prayer by Rev. j. +;
Crawford the congregation was dismissed
with the benediction by the pastor.
Yesterday morning as the freight train from
Durham was within q mile of town the en-
gineer saw ahead of him about twenty yards
q man lying across the rail. The tram was
going down grade and it was impossible to
stop it, The man was cut IN hall and ms
heart laid bare on the track. He was found
TO be Mr.. Tom White, from Lunenburg
county, who learn left keysville late Satur.
day night considerably under the influence OF
liquor. lie was a young man, but leaves %
wife and children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
ALEX4NDRIA.
The State Senatorship-Corner- Lay
ine-Funeral of Mr.. r. S.WiddecOmb.


inc-Funeral of Mr.. r. S.Widdiecomb.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, June 15.-ISpecial. Mr..
r. Walton Moore. State Senator Of this dis
trict. positively declines denomination.
Captain George A. Mushbach will be nOmina-
ted doubtless by acclamation. Mr.. Alexander
J. Wedderburn. OF Progress, announces his
(W.'s) candidacy. but people are done with
such as he IS.
yesterday the Shiloh colored Baptists had q
great meeting laying the cornerstone OF
their new church. 1t was tremendous gath
ering. James II. Hayes, OF Richmond, the
head of the colored Masonic fraternity IN VIZ
ginia, was the orator. 4 large sum of money
was dropped into the cornerstone, then
scooped out and Bible, newspapers, ETC.,
substituted.
George 4. Taylor. q Washington man: was
arrested here for bigamy last week, and was
released on SATURDAY on paying 80. 10 as hno.
A number Of persons of This city Vent 10
Washington yesterday and thence to Airing
ton to attend the obsequies of the late Mr..
Robert S. Widdiecomb, who was with the Ar
row Fryer Steamship Company here. The
services were held at Dr. Mchims church. and
the burial was with Masonic honors III Ar
hngtOn Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.

These Hotels are new and handsomely fur
nished with modern conYeniences, running
water. steam laundry and electric bolls ana
supplied with mineral water from neighboring
springs. They are within 100 yards OF the Natu-
raj Bridge.
They are reached by the Chesapeake and
road All trains are met with coaches. Post
Office. ticket express and telegraph Offices IN
the hotels. The Hotels are i.500 feet above the
sea overlook broad valleys, and are surrounded
Tie Natural Bridge Magnesia Spring is situ-
ated within few feet of Forest Inn. The waters
are diuretic. Alternative and tonic.
Music from July TO October.
Hoard per day So 20 -; board per week sl2. .
TO s2l: board per month. $50 70 e95.
An excellant livery attached
Dr. John f. Woodward. Of Richmond, Va,
ie6.lm Z. G. PEYTON. Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16

STAUNroN, Va. June l5.-[Special. Tho
produce warehouse of Mike Kivlighan was
discovered to be on ire this morning at 3
o'clock.
Mr.. Kivlighan's loss on stock is between
$4,000 and 5000. The warehouse belongs to
Mr.. 9. L. Palmer. and was only partially de
stroyed. The entire loss is fully covered by
insurance. This Is the third fire IN the same
neighborhood in the last few months over
800. 000 IN property has been destroyed.
These fres have all occurred about tho
same hour in the night, and are evidently the
work OF a "fre-bug.n
This has been the hottest day Of the sum-
mer. the Thermometer registering ninety -four
and half at P. n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16

superintendent Bridges TO BE Transferred
A Conductor Suspended.

WINSTON. n. c., June Especial. Con
ductor Parks. who has been running on the
Wilksboro Extension road for several months,
has been suspended from duty upon the
charge Of hauling lumber over the road Tor
himself and making no account of it TO the
company.
1t is reported here tonight that Superin-
tendent Bridges. of the North Carolina dlyl-
on oil the Richmond and Danyllle system.
will soon be transferred 10 the Western North
Carolina road. Mr. f. Berkely, OF Virginia.
is the man named for Colonel Bridges sue
cessOr.
The new assembly hall for the Chamber of
Commerce and Tobacco Association Is COM
pleted and these two bodies met tonight 10
dedicate the same with appropriate ceremonies
10 characterize the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
THE ROWE OYSTER CASE.
Judge Evans Reverses tho County Court De-
clsion-Other Matters.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, June 15-lSpe-
cial. Judge Evans heard the Rowe oyster
case in May on an appeal from the County
Court, where the case was tried three times.
At the third trial Rowe was found guilty and
fined $50
At special term to-day Judge Evans re-
versed the County Court decision and stated IN
substance that no indictment could be found
the facts showed that both he and the in
spector had acted in good faith without col
lnson and without criminal intent. believing
that the ground assigned was such as could
properly be assigned for planting oysters.
This decision is a very important one, and IL
will serve 10 stimulate the oyster industry in
this section.
The directors Of the Tidewater Telephone
Company met here to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
BOTETOURT COUNTY.
Fight Between Vets and Drys-A Convict
Instantly Killed.

GALA, VA, June l5.-lSpecial. 1.-The
VETS and "drys" Of Eagle Rock had con-
siderable fight at the last term Of tho County
Court rs to whether whisky should be sold at
the place OF not, which resulted in another
victory for the "drys" Judge Simmons re-
fused to grant further license TO MessrS. s. s.
Hope and ". ". Cash on account of Violations
Qf tho minor and Sunday law. as was men,
toned some weeks ago in THE TINES. So Mr..
w. Z. Volt, Of this place. rented the bar-room
from Mr.. Cash on condition that he could get
license. He (Woltz) filed his application and
the case came up last week. After
careful hearing Judge Simmons rendered
his decision. rs heretofore with the remark Il
will not issue license for Eagle Rock, as feel
as if had the blood of two men on my hands
already" An appeal was taken and the mat
ter viii be finally decided by Judge Blair 1T
Salem to-day. good deal OF interest is
manifested es TO what his decision will be.
While the convicts under the management
OF Messrs. Howard d Sears were at work last
Sunday on the Craig Mineral railroad
heavy steel rail fell of the car, and one of the
oonvicts was instantly killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
Ghost Dance Ia Henrico.

The annual sun-dance of the Powhatan
braves will be heldat the wigwam Of Big Chief
AN the warriors says one of the great
braves. will be there in war paint and eagle
feathers. Battle songs will be sung. feats Of
Craftsmanship exhibited. and Indian games
INDUCED in. 4 special feature of the gather
ing viii be a war-dance 10y the bucks who gain
ed the victory over the Blackteet, tribe Of
Indians who have hitherto infested and pill
laced the praIres Of lenrcO.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
Only a Baseball Game.

Only an umpire with views Of his own,
Only decisions that make the crowd groan;
Only throw OF pitcher 70 first,
Only an oath that the home captain cursed.
Only row with the players all miyed,
Only Gathering shower of bricks;
Only n bursting Of waistcOats and pants,
Only cry Of Police, Ambulance"
Only group ~ tho courtroom. down town,
Only Justice with wiHherinR froWn;
Only lot Of dlsconsohted fellows,
Only the yerdict-"Ihe COSTS and ten dollars"
liz MAN AHOrr TOMN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16

Richmond Commandery. No. ?, will hold its
annual concave foE election Of officers next
Wednesday evening.
Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 10, will
meot at the old hall tonight.
Amity Lodge, No. 76, meets at Laube's Hall
tonight.
Washington Royal Arch Chapter, No. 9.
meets at st. Adams Hall tonight.
Libertas Lodge Of Perfection. No. 5. Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasony,
met last eyenins AZ ST. Adams Hall and a re-
ception was served at 1880 o'clock.
This was the last regular meeting Of the
Lodge of Perfection until the third Monday
in September. but there may be one or two
called meetings this month 10 finish up the de-
crees Of this body. st. Omar Council of
kadosh, No. l, will meet on Monday, June
22d, TO confer the Thrteth degree in tull.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
FARMER KILLS FARMER.
A Young Man Killed by Train-Death of
Hugh COrrigan.

IYNcHBURG, VA, June 15.-lSpecial THE
new electric street-cars are reported 20 have
carried as many as 2. 800 passengers yesterday,
though the route is not yet entirely com
pleted
Hugh Corrgan. of this city. died yesterday.
He was an old and highly esteemd citizen and
q native Of Ireland.
A young man from Campbell county
named George Pratt was instantly killed iri-
day evening at Graham by being run over by
the freight train while walking along the
track He was in the employ OF the Virginia
Lumber Company and his remains passed
through here to-day on their way to his former
home of kustburg.
Two farmers named Christian and Mosely
became involved last Friday in personal diff
fculty near Cedar Bluffs. in 1azewell county,
wherein Mosely was instantly killed by a
shotgun IN the hands Of the former. Chris
tan is III Jail.
Judge Joseph Christian, of Richmond, is in
this city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
TOO MUCH HEAT.
Old Sol Has Little Mercy Upon Baseball
ists-Results of the Game.

BosToS. MASS, June 15.-To-day the mer-
curry touched the highest point it has reached
since June, 1891 and its effect upon the players
and the enthusiasm of the spectators was very
noticeable. The game was without feature.
Score:
II. B.H. =.
Bostons. ......9 OOIIO151-l2 Is 3
Pittsburgs.... / 0 o D i o l. 10 2
Batteries: Nichols and Cancel; King and
Fields. Umpire, Hearst.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June l5.-'The Phil
lies" took their seventh straight defeat to-day,
and are gradually and surely gaining the rear
end Of the procession. Smith and Gleason
both pitched a very poor game and were cor
daily supported by errors in the field. Score:
n B.H. p.
Cleveands 30 90 1908 Ito Is 4
Philadelphia. o 2 2 00O2 3-9 /
Batteries Gruber and thinner; Smith and
Gleason and Clements. empire. Lynch.
BROOKLYN, Juno l5.-The Broohyns to- day
went down before the superior game put up
by the Cincinnstis. The latter had the game
In hand sure until the ninth inning. but their
Mullane weakened and the home team ran
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
ONLY TWO INNINGS.
Nj. Charles Donati Appeared on the Scene
and the Players Leave.

Two baseball teams, composed Of colored
youths. gained an entrance into Island Park
Sunday afternoon and began an interesting
game of the national sport. Some one tele-
phoned Mr.. Charles Donati one of the owners
Of the park, and that individual was quickly
on the grounds Two innings had been
played. aud the heavy batter for the losing
side was just in the act Of stealing second,
when the eighteen players and the fifty spec
tators caughtsight of the owner and every one
at once made wild rush for the gate. Mr..
DOnati corraled three in a corner and then
proceeded to pick up the coats and shoes
lying near the home plate. These he brought
to Richmond amidst the heart-rending appeals
of the negroes, and the latter finally took up
a collection and took their clothing out OF
pawn
Mr.. Donati was fined some time ago for his
ball club playing on Sunday. and he IS de-
termined that no team shall play on his
grounds on that day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
MORTU1RY REPORT.
There Were ThirtY-seven Deaths in Rich
mond Last Week.

There Were JhIrtY-seVen Deaths In huch-
mond Last Week.
The report of the Health Committee for the
week ending June 18th shows the whole nnm-
Der of deaths to be 37--19 white and Is
colored. Still-born. 3 white and colored.
Annual rate OF mortality per l,OOO-white.
2102: colored. 24.69; total. 33.05.
Cause OF Death-Asthma 1 colored; apop-
lexy. / white: brights diseases. l white. can
Ger Of stomach. / white. carcinoma uteri. l
white: cholera infantum. l white; cholera
norbus, l colored consumption. white and
3 colOred cCnvulsiOnS. 2 cOlOred: cYshtis,
chronic, l white debility, general, l colored
diarAloea. chronic, l colOred; dlptheria, col
ored. dysentery. 2 cOlored: enterO cOlitis,
colored erysipelas. white; fever, rheumatic,
! cOlored fever, typhoid, white; gastritis,
white;gastro entertis, white; heart disease,
2 colored. inflammation of the bowels, | white
liver disease, white. marasmu9. ] white;
meningitis. ] white and , cOlored nervous
disease. ] white non viable, white; puer-
peral COMMISSIONS colored; pyamia, white;
unknown. cOlOred.
Taken bv wards they are as follows:
Matshall ward. white and cOlored; Madi-
son ward. white and / colored. Clay ward. 3
white and ! colored; almshouse, white JEFF
ferson ward. white and 2 colOred: Monroe
ward. 8 white and colored; Jackson ward, 8
white and colored.
By ages they are:
one day to thirty. white and 2colored one
month 10 six. white and colored: six months
to twelve. white and colored; five years 10
ten. / colored; ten years to twenty. white;
twenty years to thirty. 3 colored. thirty
years TO forty, white and 2 colored; forty
years to fifty. l white and 1 colored; fifty
years to sixty. white and 2 colored. sixty
years to seventy, white and colored;
seventy yearsto eighty, 3white and colored,
eighty years to ninety. white; average age,
thirty-eight years.
Number of visits made by physicians for
poor are.
First district. 80: Second district, 103;
Third district, 40: Fourth district, 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16

Disappointed Veterans Farmers Preparing
for Harvest.

ORANGE COURTHOUSE, June 15.-(Special. J.
Many of our soldiers and citizens were very
much disappointed in not being able TO attend
the memorial services in Fredericksburg on
the 10th instant. The president. who Is also
owner of the narrow gauge railroad from
Fredericksburg 10 Orange Courthouse. failed
10 run the excursion train as he had adyer-
tised
Cur people are preparing for harvest
All honor 10 DR.. Hawthorne for his noble
yindication of Southern institutions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY.
~"o haccslsurcats Sermon Preached by
Bishop Randolph.

HAnPDEN-SYDNEY, June l5.-ISpecial.l-
ms Is the season Of commencements. Il
opened at this place yesterday by the preach
Ing Of the bacealaureate sermon from 3,
hess o;s by bishop Randolph. OF the
diocese 81 Virginia These are the words.
but let US, who are Of the day be sober
putting on the breast.plate Of faith and love.
ano TOT helmet the hope OF salvation" The
uon OF the text. In which the minister shoyw. a,