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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

Hutchinson ......... Full back Dibert
Subs. ,Newbsker. Chamberlain: Reid. Bro BEodeTlek gb.
way, Newburn and Straub for F. A. c.
The game between the A. A. A. and
| Cleveland A. C. elevens will be hardly less
| interesting. Cleveland has defeated every
team to which it has been opposed SO far
this year, including the Detroit A. c.
eleven. If the A. A. A. IS team as it lined
up against the P. A c. on Columbus Day
goes to Cleveland, the game will be very
Interesting and the result will be watched
with great deal of interest
1t seems to be accepted as fact that
Yale will defeat Princeton on Thursday,
| though very little has been heard of the
latter since the defeat by the Pennsylvania
| University eleven. There are, however, no
| very good grounds for expecting large
score to be rolled up by one side or the
| other. Princeton has been resting and
| practicing quietly and every effort will be
made by the Tigers and they may surprise
| the Yale people. The friends of Princeton
have not given up the hope that their favor
ties may win, and they are taking the odds
| quietly but steadily. They were present at
the Yale-Harvard game yesterday, and
| their belief was not shaken by what they
saw there. They think that the Tigers
| stand chance of holding the score down
anyway, even if they do not win, and some
of them prefer to place their money on the
score made.
Another game to be played on Thanks
| giving Day is to be between the Second P.
| A. G. team and the Holv Ghost College
team. The latter has been putting up
good game ever since it started in couple
of weeks ago, and is about the same weight
as the Second P. A. C.'s. The game will
take place in the morning, starting at 10
o'clock, at P. A. C. Park.
The first annual paper chase of the Key
stone Bicycle Club will take place on Thurs
| day morning, and although invitations to
take part were only sent out the latter part
of last week, enough replies have come to
hand to show that it will be great success
1t will start at $50 A. NJ, and will be con-
Quoted on similar plan to the old English
sport of 'Hare and Hounds" except that
bicycles will be used instead of horses. The
route will be about Is miles in length over
the streets and byways of the East End.
The start will be made from the new club
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

house OF the Keystones on Howe street,
near South Negley avenue. Souvenirs are
to be given to all who reach the club house
in return within ten minutes after the first
hare. An invitation is extended to all
riders in the vicinity to join in the hunt,
and those who desire to take part are re-
quested to send in their names to eth er
Captain Will M. Myler or Secretary j. W.
McGowin.
The members of the Pittsburg Amateur
Swimming Association are busily engaged
in getting themselves in readiness for their
first gala on Thanksgiving night. The
pool that night will be prettily decorated,
and it is safe to say that there will be
large attendance to witness the novel ex-
h:bition Of swimming races at time of the
year when people think more of bathtub
than of swimming race There is u great
deal of friendly rivalry between the best
swimmers Of the club, and Thursday nights
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
Furniture That Is Lovely,

Furniture That Is Lovely.
On basis of "forced" and "true bargain"
sale we can please all new comers.
z. Z. SCHoENEcK & Son,
I'll Liberty street, Opposite Wood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

We are live glowing. driving fast age
and must he fed on food as flesh as hot and
as highly seasoned as can be had Or again
we are game and. like the Lion and the Trout.
we want nothing but live prey. glowing. tlrob-
bling involving effort and honor in its
capture and enjoyment. That is rather q
savage view of the case, but the element Of
truth in it is that we are intensely alive and
feed on life We are like steamboats, in an
exciting race. and must have the fuel that
makes most and quickest steam lght-wood.
pitch tar. turpentinc and camel coal All
this is characteristic of the age. that is be
ginning to count eunpowder and steam as
slow. in favor of dynamite and electricity
These general statements are illustrated all
about US. Great treatises, even common
books and libraries are giving way to re-
views. and reviews hardly hold their own
with the daily newspapers. And the intensity
aud power Of the common mind is showing
the mettle OF its pasture and the rearing OF
heroic foregoers. Libraries everywhere are
full Of intellectual miners, MT search
ing ruins for fox IRE 10 light
our ways, but boring. probing. testing.
crushing and eliminating to find new mystic
ries. the causes Of things, power. tie ways
and methods and laws Of nature-as We term
them-but in truth seeking the places where
light dwelleth-the paths which no fowl
knoweth and which the yulture's eye hath not
seen nor tho lions Nhelps trolden-the
sources Of wisdom and tho places of under
standing the ways Of the Almighty. They
arc puryeying for the people of this day of
wonders. to which all places and times are
tributary.
There seems almost profound humor in our
courses. We take an Egyptian obeisk from
the place where it was meant to perpetuate
the memory of some one long since forgotten.
and make it an amusement for our crowds in
public park. We dig up Rameses and
Pharaohs, make them look US in the face and
tell their tales and the latest news from the
remotest past. Again We run our steam
boats on the Nile OF the Niger and keep w
their blazing fires with mummies Our age
touches nothing that cannot 10 moderated
or turned TO account.
The very personal furniture and surround
ings Of our modern man mark him a marvel.
His box Of lucifer matches, his watch. his
Bible and tho manual Of bis business are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

A deed Of trust was filed yesterday IN I tl
clerks office by John A. Kraft and we - w.
ID. Cardwell. trustee. Tho propeIy 80 49,
ferred consists Of the contents OF tNe W. W..
sale store OF candies fruits and fancy slocei,
les nj Nos. l0 and j. south Thirteenth $50 ,s
and I'm the upper stories OF Nos. . az, an -
south richteenth street: tract OF iane , III
Cre.for8eId county. one and q h"A nl.'I'
from the citv of Manchester on the DIoAt-
roo roqd containing about 200 acres az.
~ ertr,ct o.. land ON the Belmont road ABOUT
siy miles from Manchester, containing aDo GU.
mo acres: the property az oo5. 'yl' 20
and 3Oj east Clay street. anu we
house f7l2 east Main street Inc
liabilities aggregate c0jO.O. ana among
the nreferred creditors are named the ioio"-
inc. Charles H. Taylor S Co. on several notes,
-I-O 1856. g6 -5so.13. S335.0f, r3'iy5, szll.5-'
sf0 500. sl.D0). Sl03.05. So3.l3. elO025'
-l9830. s.2.62, -7l.sg S5Ls3. SLID, 1lt-.40,
$3.50. 51lZ6l. s2l0, 1896. SllL50 sl6l, s303. ~
s-0l eG15. ~2-6.OI r75 6j. s3.fl. Mrs. ~
Kraft. 5ls020: GonueAa Brothers LO00
Conrad Schmidt. $500 William Jenkins
Son. $4,000. f.. G.. Hicks. sl92. subject to
credit of seyera' sums lected by Hicks ll
vs.. N0esta -f-0.o6. estate OBJ Charles ham
SETTER $1,000 Mrs. Kate Kraft 1850, with
interest from date. Any other debts or de-
mands against hratz not named in decd 10 10
paid pro rata it proven within SIX months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Treasurer Hartman yesterday received from
the Treasury Department at Washington -
check ana uniting t0 -1I2.I02.I5. Tins amount
the Government sends CD the State OF VIZ
rip.a for tine relunl of the direct tax 90 par
tias who paid that tax 81 the time OF rs a--
.essment ln order tO attain this end ieg-
isiatire committee is 80 pre- emit engaged ln
formulating 70 method of procedure by which
all parties entitled 90 10 shall receive their
proper refund.
Dir Thomas E. Walker. Commonwealth's
attorney. Charlotte. and hr O.. 81. Curtis.
treasurer of Warwick county, were 80 the
Capitol yesterday. state senator Thomas NJ.
Dunn of Abemaro is Oack at his post alter
o severe spell 0i sickness.
The de.t conference which was In session
Yesterday has adjourned ana Captain 6ar-
den bias returned 90 New orE Ex-senator
Warwick. who bias daring the entire negota-
tion. rendered such valuable AID 90 the state
mmirtea. is at present engaged in reducing
t0 mauuso ript the report as agreed upon by
tho comm ttee Ot course this Work ls SUBJ
ieet 90 amendment by the O. mmittee. but the
general impression is that the completed re-
port. together with tie Governors nae sage.
will be su .mitted % the legislative bodies
this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Miss Nellie Minor. who left as missionary
IN China last summer. Since that time they
have been instructed By other lady teachers
of tia school For their teachers they show tue
greatest dsferenceaud respect ard make mod
I'll scholors as % behavior They set a good OK
orlnle 10 the average Sunday school scholar
in prompt attendance. come reguilsstty
tbrougb an sorts OF weather and exhibit
rent interest in their studies. They are
tangbt the rudiments Of our language by such
means as are used in the. primary. departments
81 sofd old story OF Jesus and his love.
'TDev are said to be making considerable pro
5rss5 in learning and apparently take IN the
truths oeIng laid open TO their understanding Z,
Tbev are ais of late beginning % JOIN IN
80, ei,,,i,,.- ~ the HYMNS much 20 the enter
teinment of their little American schoolmates.
and by their efforts in this direction upset tn ne
idea that the Chnaman has no must ~ La, us
soul 40 Christmas tor two years pas. .n3f
Lsvo shown tboir appreciation Of their teach
ara by nice presents OF native articles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

To the EDITOR u The Times.

To the Editor Il The lines
Believing that You are studious OF our city 3
best interests and that you are willing % lend
your aid 10 the securing OF any and every de-
sirable improvement. /. with others sOlici.
your influence IN behalf Of what We deem
IL necessary improvement
The Improvement We seek is tho lettering
Of the condition OK the First markat-hOuss.
comfortable for both BUYER and seller It's
present condition in cold and wet weather
does not allow the vender 20 expose his goods
TO advantage nor does II allow the purchaser
q favorable opportunity TO purchase.
Please come 10 our help in this matter Re-
spectfully, A VEspEE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
THE HOUSE AND SENATE
, rocrEDIScs or THE LEcIsIATURE
,,orf. Submitted I'm Regard 10 the Two
contested sents-A Circuit Judge Erected
New Bills and Acts Passed.

The Senate met at y o'clock yesterday and
nraver was offered by Rev. Dr. Tudor. Inc
bill appropriating $4,000 to the Soldiers anH
Sailors Monument was twice read and re-
forred 20 the Committee on Finance.
The following bills and resolutions were
introduced and appropriately referred 10y
Mr.. Harrison: A bill TO amend and re-enac'
section 40 Of tho Code Of Virginia IN reia-
ton 70 tie Transferring Of property By 1lf.
Harnsberger 4 bill to amend the Coie OK
Virginia he regard % tolls by .lr. oluJD,. "a
Joint resolution 20 amend sections e an.
of article Of tie Cln-tltution c'Lee. H..'
the Legislative Department OK the Do'0''-
Ihe following bills were passed. TO extend
tie charter and franchise o. tle 'o-.-'i
Improvement Company. 10 aineha t-s az
incorporating the Bank OF Dire i...9D ~ :.
For the relief oil y. D. Whitehead. treasurer
oft Pitt4vlreuia For the relief "a Isabella d:
Harvey of Amherst e unity. for the rene,
of NJ r. Tu.cher I0bia- Phillips and b il
xor4 House bib. for the relcl OF Al- W.
Jones. treasurer OF Clark county was passed.
Mr. Subbs introduced. uy .eafe. "a Dit 10
Incorporate the Chesapeake ana west IT.
GINA railroad. The road Is To run ron s,..,o
point in Highland. Augusta or Zoe Alhgu"Hl
county 10 ne point on the Potomac or
happalannOck river. ,-
On motion of Sir. Lovenstein. Senate niI 20
adjust or commute by arbitration OF SUI lto
legacy of Arthur Vs. Austin 70 tine ni'eIsl's
of Virginia. was taken mp and passed.
The Senate WAS informed that the ROUSE
was ready for the Joint order pI4e.est1il-n-'
necessary % elect q Judge Tor the lLiit t--
dicinl circuit. and Mr. Flood. of Appo.ii+,,.l.4'
nominated AIr. Samuel T. Coleman, OF CUM
be-laud NO other mination was lI""o,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Colonel John Bell Bigger. clerk OF tho
House OF Delegates leaves this morning 40
7.30 O'Clock for old Point. where he Will
spend Sunday. He viii bee accompanied uy
Messrs 1homas a. Bigger j. y. brcnaman,
James Macd0ugaA. R. ID. Thurman, William
II. Mann, clerks - tho committees; William
c. Iylor. Floyd j. Gregory Herbert Curtis.
Julian Ashbv. pages Of the House OF Dele
gates, and Barney Bowman, page Of the Sen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

The musicale at tine Mozart tomorrow even
inc will o very attractive. The Washington
Musical Club. noted for ITS speciality in tho
renditi n Of chamber music Us the attrac-
tom Mr. Henry Wander. pianist; 1ir. ier-
man Rakoman Yiolnst Mr. Paul Miersch'
vi0nucelist. Sir llerndon Morseh. tenor.
The following Is the programme l. Ahe-
gr0.' from Trio. W. W. Gaiel, Messfs-
fanler. Nakemau and Miersch. p. 10
NANCE from Mgnon A. Thomas Nr.
Mor,el % "Aa.se Caprice lH MenaWsAh
Mr Rakeman =. a. 5urngtde' d. Aan-
der. b. ''Dedication' lSchumann-lis ztl BIT.
Nander. g. o. Twas Violet iimo. -. D..
Gilbert. D.. 1T Was Not $50 to l5e' MAJOR
Heimundl Mr.. MDrseu. g. "a. Alnuetta
b. "ntermezz1" from "Cavalleira ausucana
P. Mascacn Messrs Aander, kakcman ana
Me-sch e. Fantasia Le Desir' TT DER
wis ar Nier-ch =. The song 81 ~
Reached Sly Heart Jordan 1lr. MorseA.
b. "f-pana. Spanish Hhaps aicn 'OhaoHeri
lles-rs Annder knkeman and hiers De
AS will he seen above Air. herndon NOR
sell. well-ku0wu t0 tie Richmond lovers or
music as e. member of tho old Boston Ideals
B.. the only vocalist TIE has voice of rare
en-. ture and viii no doubt receive warm wei
come from his old friends here AS DO b
brother OF Mrs. Dr. Tudor. he VIII propaoiy
be- her guest during his stay IN the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

class of nine Cinnamon. solemn and in
single Gle. march into the Sunday school az
tie Cnv-street Bapts. church regularly
every Sunday mOgun with their firtals
nicely tied with bow OK ribbon ana " Oh
great decofum take their seats 20 be taught.
Commencing about two years agO
with four or five the number OF
the class has been increased 10 It's
present size, taking in most Of the Chinese
in the city. They weEa formerly taught by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

R.cim0nd.-C. p. Whit,le special commits
si0ner To- Richard Adams. l9 feet on south
side Baker street near ST.. Potter, 1870.
Heurc9. W. ~. C0Ley from Chewing a.
Rose trustees. 800 feet on west side Patrick
street. or ST. james street extended. $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of CatarIh that cannot DO cured by
taxing Halls Cat0rrn Cure.
J.. j. CHENEY. d. Co.. lr0prietors. Toledo, O.
No tie undersigned, have known q. j.
Cheney for the last fifteen years and believe
him perfectly honorable In al business trans
actions and financially able % carry our any
obligation made by their firm.
WEST 81 1acA1. Wholesale Druggists. To-
lolo. O.
WALDHG. KnSiy * MARVIN. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon tho blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system Price 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

TIE announcement that the Divorce Court
Of England will probably soon furnish the
English speaking world with all the details Of
be received with universal qualification.
These noisome airngs are unfortunately not
confined to England, but owing to the social
prominence of the parties implicated are
blown all around the world. Their influence
Is altogether demoralizing. The English
legal authorities would coniera general benefit
upon all English speaking people at least if
they would establish regulations which would
restrain the publication of the details of the
divorce suits instituted by members OF the
aristocracy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

1HR bill introduced by Congressman Wise
providing for an appropriation Of $50, 900 to
construct road to Cold Harbor Will very pro-
badly pass. as the object which it has in view
does not antagonize the political interests Of
either party. The Improvement which it mas
in view Will meet with general approval. In
several other instances appropriation for sim
liar improvements to DO made in the vicinity
OF this city might be asked for. One Of the
finest public highways in the neighborhood
of Richmond is that which leads to lakewood.
The expenditure which this improvement re-
quired has been amply justified by the re-
suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Mr Jackson Guy has been appointed secre-
tary and treasurer OF the Virginia State Bar
Association ylc5 Hon. james q. Lamb.
elected iudlo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

wonders. Think Of it, o shade OF julius
Cesar, and then. with bis telephone and
telegraph spirits. await bis orders.
Our man feeds on tho risen cream OF
all tho past. tho matured results OF ages
Of experience. digests, selections con-
densations he is stimulated with essences. es-
sential oils: and tie is enlightened With ideas
plans. outlines. sketches. forecastings. lead
inc ideas and main features. The logic OK
events is 1T his hand anil the irresistible mo-
mentum OF facts and figures. All these DO
carries about him in tho wade mercrms OK ms
art profession and calling. These furnish
grand foundation, footholds and nigh level
from which he works and advances without
let or hindrance. Chat and sentimenialiues
and literary vanities may do for the idle and
luxurious. but the live man has no money %
throw away. no strength 70 waste IN CLIENT
mating pleasures
But this fire aud intensified energy IS les
son by its fayorite agency. Electricity some
times burns up its armatures, motors and
dynamos and kills its masters. And this
electric life that we are leading consumes and
burns up its lvers.
The dauntless temper Of the age must own
higher wisdom to guide It's yalor
to act in safety. because this energetic lie i
burning up heart and soul and life Brain
and heart exhaustion Kill lives and hearts II
many more cases than are recorded. Inc
soul can and does die while the body moves
on. and it must be fed on the living God.
A Holy Sabbath is the safety Of the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

You can see fine birl's-eye view (oficial
OF the great Columbian Exposition in 1873,
Chicago. at Pluemachers Office, l0S north
Ninth street. Rent house, put your vacant
houses on his lists and get premium, all IT
the Same time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

THE TIMES returns thanks 10 Hon. George
d. Wise fer copy Of the Official Congress
sional Directory corrected up to December 5.
1891. II is full of information and q most
valuable book of reference
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

yETANTFD- PROPERTY or ALL ErgU..o
" RENT AND SELL. O.. y. %. CODE
Eea' Estate A.ant
iaf0 aui cast ilsu s.r..t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

TIE formal application which Mexico will
soon make for permission to follow the Mex
can insurrectionists across the Texas border
with a view to depriying them of the refuge
which they are now able 70 secure IN this
way involves questions OF very considerable
Importance. Tie day is not likely 30 ar
rive when the United States will be making
a similar application to the Mexican Govern
nent. but this should not govern tho reply of
the administration The privilege has for
many years been extended o. the Mexican
authorities TO pursue hostile indians across
the boundary and it would seem that the same
principle is brought into operation IN the case
OF the present insurrectionists. There are
several aspects Of this case however, which
are OF q graver nature than any presented IN
the instance of Indians and the adminisira-
ton will doubtless deliberate carefully before
they reach decision.
THc TIMES has a number Of special articles
of interest, one being a continuation OF Dr.
Palmers account of the condition OF the
people of Virginia Immediately after the
Revolutionary war. This and all the rest
we hope to give our readers at the earliest
day possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Wedding Bouquets and Plant Decorations.
Fine Roses. Cut lowers. &c. always on hands
Palms Rubber Trees DrGcenias and other
Decorative Plants largest stock in tho State
at W. A. HAMMOND's l07 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

NETANTEp-A GOOD COOK Ar SOD ,
" west Grace street. Aus, BRING Is
mendaiions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

yErANTfD - MERCHANTS ON I.0n
w STREET who may desire q SAFETY
BANK. go cast broad street, before b.,
taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

The following bills were passed. Senate
bin 10. lta. anaet 90 amend ana re-euaet
section . of an act entitled au act o. extend
tbe charter and franchises OF tho Southern
ln,nrovenauf 4. .r1psnv. approved March L.
---s senate bill No. 2E An act changing the
Mann. ftIs lrflrr Coal and IRON Company.
-orota l.il >o Iu.. An net to amend and
,.,.,'trr, fIe charter of ths Basic CITY Mining
9fer,,fsot,,r.n, md land Company granted
Ig tfe iu,ire 'f fls Circuit Court OBJ Augusta
o..tr+v tle linavof December. 1.-s Senate
XII r. ~. Anert ~ rs.ilv and confirm tine
consol.d at.on If Inc Norfolk and uenu
9se.g RAILROAD C0nrqnv and tie DnuuIe
ami -oab.arJ Railroad COMPANY. under the
,.af,o or the ,orfoIk AIDemar.e AND Atlantic
Lailraal Company. Senate bill $50. I0z AN
act entitled at act ~ amend tie title vt au
act improved .ebruarr -. ftU. entitled au
act to Incorporate tle Norfolk belt Lime ua.i-
way Company House rrl 10. an act t'
revive. amend anl ie-cnact ana act entitled ah
act tl luc0rn rtte Tire IRISH tr.eA company
approved Aay II 1857 House lll Np- --.
An net ID authorize the rector and board ol
f.,o.f.rs oft fle University OF Virginia 60
commute TIA legacy % sad university under
th. viii of Arthur ID. Austin.
Ihe following bills were introduced. by
lfr. j. II. Timan. OF Al.emarie. tn act 90
grant To- George B. Marshall aai l.s success
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Some Of ex-President Clevelands utterances
in his Jackson-day speech are construed to mean
n pointed slap at David b. Hill-Ihe supply
Of cotton is handout in the markets, and the
price il very low Grip caused a suicide III
New York yesterday.-Ross & Adams book
firm of Charlotte. n. c., failed yesterday.
Rev DR.. Miller, of Charlotte, \. c., IS critically
ill-Jenks Macolson, who was dangerously
shot by John iiambright near Shelby. \. c. died
yesterday.-John Wilson was arrested In
Union county, \. c., yesterday for he murder
of Sidney Burton.-It is reliably reported
that the Khediye Of Egypt was poisoned
by mistake.-The report that conspiracy Is
ON foot TO overturn the Haytien Government is
denied.-The snow storm in Europe continues.
John /. Blair. Of Blairstown, n. j., Is ill.,
It's stated that new political party, with
James c. Blaine as its chief has been created.
Two churches were burned Friday night,
one Al Milwaukee and the other at llttsburg.
Several French ironclads have been ordered
10 Morocco.-Dr. Graves, the condemned
murderer. at Denver. Col, was refused a new
,rial yesterday.--The report that Bob Sims
daughters we're lynched in Alabama Is denied.
The British fleet is disabled by influenza.
Six miners we're killed in an explosion near
Berlin. Germany Sixty-three dead bodies
have been taken from the mine explosion in the
Indian Torritory.-Mr. Frank hoentz was
accidentally shot in Davidson county, y. C.,
while out hunting.-Mack Walker and Ira
Anderson got into row in Allegheny county,
r. C.. and tie latter Was killed.--At the mu-
nicipal election at Winston, n. c.. two or more
tickets will be placed in the field.