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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25
A POSTMASTER SHORT.
ne coyfEssEs AyD is ARRAI0NED.
o,.r,ro M Oh. Animal fish and Oyster
Fair mt New B~erne-North ''''
lima Matters I'm General

R.rrrcH. y. c.. Feb. 2f.-lSpeciai.l-M MT
G. I. Tate. postmaster at Forest Clty' NUN
erford comfy. was reported by a 'o'eFn-
ment detective as being sl,ln shol''n "'
accounts. which money. 1t issaid' ne apP'"'
nriated and used in his mercantile business.
He has owned up and his bondsmen have palo
a part of the shortage. Tate was arrested
placed under bond for appearance AZ 'he
United States Court and another postmaster
appointed.
special from New Rerne says there was n
tremendous attendance At the annual hsh ana
oyster fair today. The grand street parade
t,ok place at 10 o'clock A. NJ. alter whlch
Governor Holt delivered an address.
A boy was arraigned before Mayor bause.
here today FOR a~ttemptingtO pass III payment
for n theatre ticket last night q bill OF the
broken Bank OF Mecuenburg. IL Is learned
TO-DAY that "a number of these bills are hoal-
ing around. They bear a close resemblance
o. ordinary greenbacks. i.
The captain OF the Governors buards., OF
this city. IN an interview to-day stated thst
the company has incressedits membership py
thirty members within the past week ana su9
me- Dership is now tie largest ever recOrueu
in the history OF the company. c,-
The Agricultural and Mechanical College IS
constantly making improvements. me IasS
of the d0rmitOries which have been IN course
OF construction tor some time, was I9fmasly
turned over 70 the institution yesterday Tor
use. r
Samuel Mann. a colored Baptist preacher. OF
Jones county. who has been IN lal
there. charged with criminal assault
was brought TO Now Bernea day or
two ago. and after n hearing, before
Jndoe Brown the charge was changed to as
sault and lie was released on bail.
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unI.nown sehooner A.hore.

NoEr0LK. Feb. 2i.-lSpcciall Several dis
ast-rs are reported along the Virginia and
North carolina coast to-day. but very limited
information is ~obtainahle. Last night the
british steamer Bona Nesta went ashore 1T
Nilloughby spit. and is IN q dangerous con-
dition with q large break IN her hull and nino
feet of water IN her hole. The Merritt
Mrecking Company has sont Jones 70 Ler as
sistance. The Bona Nesta Is Il new vessel Of
S3i ton capacity. built IN "a at Newcastle.
England. and owned by the Black Diamond
steamship Company. The weather Is dark
and waves running high.
The signal officers report that an unknown
schooner Is ashore at L%ynnhayen bay and an
other AZ Ihimble lighthouse. No definite
news has been received ut either point. A
telegram from Little Ainakut. ~. c.. states
that the schooner Ami b.. Pierce has gone
10 pieces and Is "A total loss. Instead OF being
from Wilmington, Del. as stated in dis
patches. tue schooner was from Somers'
Point. y. j.. Her crew consisted OF SIX per-
sons, i've Of whom were saved by the life
saving crew al the station. The mate. whose
death has been reported. was killed in
the breakers before the vessel struck.
The capt1in. whose leg was broken. Il at
Little Kinakut unable 10 he moved and mp
10 this time has had no medical attention, az
there is no physician in the vicinity. and he
- unable 10 get one from "A distance. IL Is
stated that the steamer. name unknown.
ashore at Cobb's Island. was iioated and pro-
ceeded To Baltimore under her own steam.
An interesting meeting of the Pickett Buch-
anan Camp was held last night. Commander
Garnett addressed the camp, It being the eve
OF his retirement from the chair. and gave q
brief resume OF the operations OF the camp
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Fine Report of the Y. VI. c. A..

PETERSBURG. Va. Feb. 24.-lSpecial. The
regular grand Jury term OF the County Court
of Surry was held yesterday. Samuel Wooden
tcolored) was convicted of HOUSEKEEPING and
his punishment fixed at five years in the penl-
Tertiary. The case of /. ". Bergman.
charged with felony. was continued TO the
next term. The continuance was due 20 Mr..
Bergman being sick at Newport News.
The german given at the Petersburg Grays'
armory tonight under the auspices OF the
Petersburg Cotillon Club was a most enjoy
able affair and was largely attended by our
society people.
The following is the report showing the
work lone by the Young Mems Christian
Association for the month OF January: At
tendance at the rooms 3.216. average each day
l2G. attendance a. mems meeting 10. average
"a: attendance at boys meeting t26. average
%; Bible training class total attendance 81.
average 9: junior training class total attend
anco 81. average 7. boys Bible training class
total attendance Is. average 4 requests for
prayer. 3. books taken from the library. 80,
letters written by yonng men, -; directed to
boarding houses. 3.
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s.,,e. Of Games Arranged

ru.,ovurY. Va. Feb. ~2l.-lSoecih'.l
rta nniysrsitv Athletic ASSOCIATION mas EN-
rlovcd Billv Nash. OF the bos'on te,suo
iloaou 60 coach the VARSITY team. Hels nov
tennli D 800, lint is expected to reach here IN
III -, training the Narsitles on the
s"' t;arcb IL Is understood that the
ttos,on League has been ordered 10 60 mo
,rs,ninc NJ the University on March list.
Tie 'Iarsiiies have already ARRANGED nno
10 IF inter-college games. The list. a. re-
poried by Mr.. }. breckenridge hooer'son'
The manager. follows.
uarch IA. 81 - BostOns. including three ex-
b;b,.,on games. nj the University OF Virginia.
Anr,l Cornell. ut Richmond.
Anil Cornell. at the University OF VIZ
ginia. - -. Tho
University Of Virginia.
April ii~-Dartmouth, at the University OF
Virginia. .rof
Virginia. f
April "A l5-tehigh. at the University OF
Virginia.
April I9-Princeton. at Richmond.
April 20-Princeton. at the University -
Virginia. r.,
April - 3O-Johns Hopkins, at the Uni
MAY 10 III n~iversity of North Carolina
at the Universitv of Virginia.
May B-Washington and Lee. at LyHo"-
burg. -
NAV 2l-Johns Hopkins. at L%ynchburg
MAY 81 2S-C. A.. c.. at the University Oh
Virginia. -
Arrangements will DO made IN all proDa-
bility with Wake Forest. Trinity and Wander
bilt. and probably with other colleges.
Nj. ". A. Townes has entire charge OF the
boat n interests.
The I'll bananas, the Virginia Alpha Chap
ter OF the Phi Kappa Isl fraternity. the
Jefferson Literary Society. the Washington
Literary Society and the law class have all
passed resolutions OF respect 10 the memory
OF the late G.. Harrison smith.
The funeral of Lvelyn Lee. the three.year-
old daughter Of Nir. f.. i. Claiming. took
place from the residence of MIR. u. >. Glea-
son this morning.
Mrs. edward Marshall died yesterday. Her
remains were inferred near North Garden to-
day.
6r. j. Hamilton Browning Of Simeon. lett
Yesterday to assume the post OF residence
physician at st. Luke's Home for the SICK III
llchmOnd.
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during his term Of Office. alluding to the
memorial service held in June OF
is9i' 10 the trip3of the camp TO Petersburg
and To Lexington. tho former being q memo
rial observance and the latter the unveillng
q the statue Of General Jackson. The meet
inc of the Grand Camp at fredericksburg;
where the camp representatives were receiNeu
with enthusiasm. the observance OF GeneIal
Lees birthday and the presentation OK INC
war tableaux. uo
Colonel f.. NJ. Henry was then called 20 the
chair and installed the newiy-elected oincel1'
All sanding committees were. appo.in1eu
The committee on history was fnstructeu y
memorabilia the convention Of tniteI 80
federate Veterans at New Orleans, when -
session. to take tho proper steps 70 hatoS
true history OF the part borne by the Coni.b H.
crates in the late war introduced III 'n'
schools. IL
President Harrison and his family any
some friends are expected here this week anu
will 90 TO Virginia Beach for a re" nas9
recreation. IL ia understood that Mr. HILL
son does not desire any attention WINE neiY
Of any kind. and Will not be Intervene"
upon ANY subject.
Last night Calumet Tribe. Red alen; w
instituted at the Academy o. Music ny .. J"
Cherry. O.. G.. The lodge has the nonoi - -
having the largest list OF charter meInoers y,
any tribe Of Red Men ever lnslliu'eu e''i'' -
Norfolk or its vicinity.
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WrrnoS =. c.. Feb. 24-The owners Of
Roanoke bottom land are growing IL favor OF
nleutiug rice. which because II Is not injured
by the freshets will prove TO be a profitable
crop. The land Is prepared as 1t would 90 lot
cotton and the rice planted IN drills ABOUT
three feet apart. Alter IT is upit - chopped
out with hoes from fifteen t. twenty inches.
leaving from Fl teen 10 twenty stalks III each
hill. Tie cultivation is simllar" 10 that OF cot
ton. but is less expensive. A little less than n
bu.hel IS required 20 seed an acre. and II
should he planted about the 9th OF April. III
Is ready TO cut about September. The straw
is cool forage. and stock IS rs II Oh IL as
hav. II can also be sold for paper.
Services IN memory OF the late Kew. *. d..
Burton. ID. d., will be held at Llttleton on
tie second Sunday IN April. when the hoy.
John n. Cole. Of Raleigh. will preach q me
mortal sermon. Other dlylnes Will be IN at
tendance.
Sunday school convention for the county
VIII be held at Halifax on Monday for tie
purpose OF electlng delegates 10 the state
convention at New Berne on March Ztth.
The excursion train from Scotland Neck 70
New Berne this morning was very crowded
with visitors 10 the New Borne Fish and came
Fair. Notwithstanding the cod, raw weather.
The mission ~ Grace Episcopal church wall
begin tonight. and Will be conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Wlngate. Of Wilson.
theatrical entertainment was given last
nipht bv home talent for the benefit Of the
rectorv fund. and was well attended by the
people of the place. The receipts we're graft
tylng. The singing Of Nrs. W. J.. Shaw, of
this place. and Miss Dolly Gay, of Wilson.
was the most delightful feature of the occa-
sion. and was highly applauded by a very
critical audience.
Some Youngsters sent up o kite last night
with a lantern attached 20 the tail Of 1t. and
many thought it n star which had lost its way
and was seeking the earth. A little nervous
ness was the result. Others thought II a sign
from Heaven.
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The Omoers Reelected.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2f.-The board OF
directors of the Norfolk. Wilmington and
Charleston Railroad Company at their annual
meeting here elected the following officers fr
a second year: President. J.. G.. McNaughton.
Philadelphia Treasurer. r.. Duncan
Harris. New York. Secretary. Carol Forster.
Philadelphia: General Manager. Chamber H..
Mckibben. Philadelphia. The general
manager reported that the survey ot tia
line between Norfolk and Charleston. $50
miles. was completed. that the right OF way
was being taken up. and that all the pe. pe
along the line and merchants aud citizens 0i
Norfolk and Charleston and intermediate
points we're manifesting great interest DO t1e
road and assisting it literally. The general
manager also reported that the survey oi tHs
branch between the Atlantic and North Caro-.
lima railroad and Columbia, s.. c.. would begin
fhOrily.
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A Furniture Factory.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Feb. "A. Especial -
The Messrs. Deis, of Canal Dover, O., hay-
ing failed to secure satisfactory terms IN this
city for property TO be used by them for a
furniture factory. have abandoned their pro-
ject and it is said will establish themselves
Just outside Of the city.
There is som talk and much speculation
as u what the syndicate who recently pur-
chased four tracts of land lust below this city.
aggregating 1900 acres. intend dong with II.
II is not TO be used for farm purposes. and as
there are no minerals on 1t. 1t Is thought by
some that the intention 10 to establish Il man.
ufacturing settlement. thus escaping the city
tax Of two dollars on the hundred and use
that for improving the new town. instead OF
paving il IN interest ON an ante war debt.
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1t is Proposed to Raise n Monument Lon
don In Memory Of the Poet.

Ioypos. Feb. 2i.-The Times to-day pup-
fishes a letter from Leslie Stephens. NJ. A.
the well known author and journalist, who. IN
the communication referred to. proposes that
a fund be raised for the purpose OF erecting 70
monument in London or elsewhere to the lato
James Russell Lowell. Co.
during the course Of his letter Dir. Ste
pheus saws that this being the birthday OF the
late Mr.. Lowell and understanding thaJi
memorial services will be held m the nlte9
states. he believes that tngllshmen would
he Glad 10 show their respect for one or the
most eminent writer's of the common Ian
mace of England aud America. and VINO,
SwbiIo minister of the United States. SAID
nothing that did not tend TO promote the
GOOD will of the nations. ,
Mr.. Stephens urges that the proposed
monument be erected in Westminster Abbey.
rs one of Longfellow has been. as "a proof oi
national regard. The letter concludes with
the offer 10 receive subscriptions for carrying
into effect tho plan proposed.
The st. james Gazette supports Mr..
Stephens proposal. 10 says Mr.. James Rus
sell Lowell was the truest representative OF
what is best IN American and British intellect
and character. He began a New England
patriot aud partisan and ended one Of the
sincerest admirers Of old England.
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The Appomattox County Records.

LYxcHBuRG. Va. Feb. 2i.-lSpecial. Col
onel X. +. Poore has been appointed by Judge
HOrsley TO recover. rs lar as practicable, and
arrange the circuit court records of Apo
mattox county. Colonel Poore Las not yet
recovered from the wound lie received on
Christmas day. and IS confined TO the Home
and Retreat of this city.
X. j.. Reid. Esq. clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Campbell county. has resigned. Messrs.
George w. Stevens and Samuel q. Wingfeld
were appointed TO examine his Office. They
went to Ristburg to-day to discharge that
duty.
Mrs. Douglas Smith, of this city. left to-
day for Richmond. where she will IN the fu-
ture reside.
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FREDERICKSBURG VA. Feb. Z, lSpecle'' IL
Cards are out for the marriage OF Si.i
Berry to Miss Ida Haislip. both OF TINS CIV
TO take place on Thursday night. kew ~
4. ). Dunaway will oiiiclate.
Invitations have also ueen lssueI loI .uo
marriage of Mr.. Lewis Hudson to Mss Jun"
Mills. both of this city. on the same nlght.
Mr.. John Allison. who has long been con
nected with the Washington Noolen-Anis'
of this city, has accepted a position as jnan-
ooer of the Madison Woolen-Mills IN Madison
county. Va. and has lett for his new post Oh
duty. He is an experienced wooden manuiac-
tureT.
Mr. J.. b. Washington. Of Caroline county.
brought TO our market q few days ago two lat
cattle weighing over 300 pounds. IneSe
weights are hard 20 beat, even IN S0utI"esl
Vir@inia. TIE cattle were sold TO NJ. b. Rowe
Co. p
AIarge saw-mill. the property Of Mr.; l.. Is.
Cunningham. of this county. situated near
the courthouse. was entirely destIoyeu ~
fire a few days ago. Loss about sl,000. NO
insurance.
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ONAxcocE. Va. Feb. zs.-lSpeciall.-Th
streets for the last several days Lave present,
ed an unusually lively appearance. occasiOheu
by the meeting of the INT association or the
public school teachers OF Accomac anu NorOn-
anpton.
Nearly one hundred teachers were present
and the sessions were largely attended even
TO crowding the large town hall.
Hon. Thomas NJ. Scott, of Onancock, de-
livered the address of welcome. which was
fttlngly responded % by Professor Robert IS.
Handy. superintendent OF schools OF North
amptOn
The following papers were read: history OF
Education in Nirginia. 10y W. G.. l.. laIlaierro;
Influence OF Literature Upon Society by
Joseph G.. Mock. The ubiic School System, by
Robert Sturgis: The Solidarity OF Mind ana
Body, by X. L. Marston The Teachers idea
by d.. L.. Cowles: The history OF the le"FAsn
LANGUAGE. by Miss Mabel Montague. School
Discipline. by j. If. Johnson The Iuunphs
of Time. by Miss Debhie .. COsten, Work IA
the SchoOl-bOOm, by j. William Stockiey.
Fx-Superintendent Jnmes c. Weaver. OF Ac-
comac: Superintendent Robert IS. Handy. OF
Northampton. and Professor willis A.. Jen-
kins. principal of the Portsmouth High
school. delivered excellent addresses on APP
propriate topics. Tn next meeting VIII meet
az Belle Haven during the latter part OF April
Mr.. c.. Lloyd Doughty, OF Belle Haven,
has recently purchased the hotel property at
Urummondtown, md will shortly open a
new house in modern style. which Will do
credit to the Eastern Shore.
During the last several weeks dredging YES
sells are discharging their crews.
Mr.. Arthur NJ. Rogers all aged citizen OF
this town. died Saturday evening after a bret
illness. His funeral services We're held yes
terday morning at bis late residence in the
presence of a large c%oncourse of friends and
neighbors. The services were conducted by
Rev. A. G. Bergman. OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. south.
Paramore's Island has been recently pur-
chased by a company of Philadelphia capital
lists. who will soon erect there a magnificent
club house and cottages. Capital stock,
.xcun pnn
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williamsburg nappy-Dr. Lawson's Hines,

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Ieb. 2i.-lSpecial H.
In TnI TMIs' report of the legislative pro-
ceedings of Yesterday the intelligence was
conveyed that the College Of William and
Mary had succeeded in securing an additional
appropriation OF 5000. and also that tho
ASYLUM bad received an Appropriation Of
.OO0 for water works and 30 900 for an All
ditional building Tor female patients-that IS
presuming. OF course. that the report OF the
committee will be agreed 90. This IS good
news t. our people. as they are directly inter-
estcd IN these two Institutions.
4 private letter received here yesterday
from Washington states that Hon. John W.
Lawson. representative in Congress from this
district. is confined 10 his bed and is con
sidered seriously i'll. The Doctor recently
had a very delicate surgical operation per-
formed upon him by DR.. Mcclure and then
returned TO Washington, but so great was his
anxiety 70 be in his seat in the House and
look after the interests If his constituents
that he left his room too soon. which brought
on arelapse. resulting IN his present condition.
lie is an old Williamsburg boy. is very popu-
lar here and this news has caused a good deal
Of anxiety among his numerous friends.
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Oyster Poacher Captured-Death OF Mrs.
BucInn.

WHITE STONE. Va. Feb. 23.-lSpeciall.-A
III the Rappanuock river. The vessel WAS
taken 10 Urbanna. and all the crow. consist
ing of nine mon, were placed in Middlesex
county Jail. The vessel IL the IS. L. White
commanded by Benjamin Cottlngham. and
said TO be owned by Mir. Lewis. OF Northum-
berland county. 1t is said this boat and one
or two Others have been dredging all the win
ter in kappahannock river.
Mrs. Moliie Buchan. aged twenty-eight.
died at her home near this place last Satur-
day afternoon. The deceased was very much
beloved and admired. She leaves a heart
broken husband and three little children.
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Great Pressure Brought to Bear 20 Secure
tho Positions.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 2l.-The Presi-
dent has appointed the following cadets a.
arge at the United States Naval Academy
Paul L. Taussig. John 4. VI. Terry. Frank f..
Ridgely and Richard j.. Oglesby. Jr.
There were about five hundred applicants
for these places. mostly the sons q officers 4
the navy. and the competition was exceed
ingly strong. Great influence WAS brought 20
bear IA order 20 secure tho appointments.
which were announced this morning. The
number Of vacancies 30 be filed By the Pres
dent was unusually large this year. The
cadets will report az Annapolis for oxamina.
tion next June. Paul Taussig is tho son q
Lieutenant Edward -. Iaussig. who IA az
present on duty IN this city in connection with
tho preparation OF the naval exhibit A. TIA
Worlds Fair. John Terry is the son Of Com
mander Silas W. Terry, a member of the
naval examining board. Richard Og.esby Is
the son # Ex-Governor Dick Oglesby of
Illinois. He lives at Decatur. Ill. frank
Ridgely's father was formerly "a cadet at tho
Naval Academy. but he did not continue IN
the navy. lie j. now a citizen OF ~ Logisi
NJ,
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MunBoRo. Va. Feb. 2~f.-lSpecial. Mr.. J.
G.. Thweatt. who WAS injured AZ Low Moor
Monday from ~ explosion OF dynamite. dieI
here his morning "a Z o'cl0r6. His rcmnns
viii leave mere tonight for Dinwlddie. bis
former home. lie had been with the western
Union Telegraph Company as foreman on
lines for thirty years. and leaves am unnieni-
ished record with that company. lie Was
widely known and had hosts OF friends. He
was a member of the Methodist Church and
isd "a Christian life.
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LoNDoy. Feb. 2i.-The large chimney
Thornton's mills. located az theckheat0n
fell to-day. The chimney was over l'. ir.t
high and almost completely demolished the
mills. Ten bodies. al those ~ women have
been taken from the ruins IL d estimated
that there are dozen more who afe crushed
70 death.
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sfARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC FEBRuAEY % 1922
eun rises. ..64si Moon rises 53i A. ~
sun sets. .........5 Days length llh.l'N.
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEBRUARY % 1872
ARRIVED.
steamship Danvillo. Baltimore Murphy pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danviiie. Murphy. Baltimore. pas
seuQcrs and general cargo.
%IAalBERTS POINT. FEBRUARY a. 1892
ARRIVED.
Schooner Augustus Hunt; barges A. NJ. Minoii
i. 4. fisher.
LOADED.
ecbooners Charles A. Briggs. New Bedford,
Fannie T.. Bowen. Fall River: Augustus iiin.
C0loshea3. Maine; n. II. Benedict and hAf-9
Norfolk and Mestem so. J. sew Haven.
COALED.
steamship santanderino New Orleans Ham
burg.
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Death of Colonel Morrison.

Locusr LANE. W.. Feb. 2i.-lSpecial-
Colonel Henry A.. Morrison. OF Gate City. a
prominent citizen, died ut his home on the
I'D instance. He was eighty-one years of
age. and had held many Offices OF trust. He
was the father of Judge H. 5. X. Morrison. OF
Gate City. and the iather-in-law of General
Ayers and Colonel Richmond. the well known
lawyers and politicians.
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MAGDEBURo,s ATROCITIES.
The Kaiser Directs tho Utmost Diligence in
Investigating Them.

BERLIN. Feb. 2l.-The Kaiser has taken per-
sonal notice OF the horrible developments at
b~lagdeburg and has ordered the Minister Of
Justice TO direct the utmost diligence IN
ferreting out the crimes charged 90 iutz trbe
and the woman Dorothy Buntrock. 10 Is no"
said that the pair were led into their nrac-
tce OF enticing and numbering servant girls
by the first revelations or the crimes ol Achnei-
der and his wife near Vienna. Tribe and
Buntrock followed tie same course as the
Sclueiders IN AUstria. tie woman entcinS
the urls 90 lonely ipot ID the woods hy the
promise OF liking them % o. eoot situation
and frbe then |strangling the ylctlal whose
clotfiu0 and money were seized uy tho two
wretches. 10 does not appear That rrbe
abused the bodies as Schneider old. Inc
woman having confessed tlc convection "ad
execution of the pair are certain. Two victims
are known -Emns hasten ami Dor. Alases.