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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
A Tea in Honor of Richmond Lady.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. 2.-Spe-
cial.-Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones enter
tanned her friends last evening at her
home on Twenty-siXth street by giving
n delightful tea in honor Of her charm
ing guest, Miss Marion Robins. Of Rich
mond: TO were tho hours for the ladies'
and 20 10 for the gentlemen. The house
hold decorations were of scarlet, and
punches OF holly spread here and there.
An elegant supper was Hastily served
Mrs. Jones received in a handsome red
gown. Miss Robins was attired In a sim
ple white organdie. made Empire. and
wore Marechal Neil roses. They were
assisted in receiving by Misses Katie
Poe and Mamie helms. who We're robed
in gowns of purest white. Among those
who called were: Mrs. y. c. Stuart. Mrs.
Parker Mrs. Boggs, Mrs. Garrett. Mrs.
Berner. Mrs. II. i. Hill, Mrs. Nelms,
Misses Braxton. Louise Parker. Lizzie
Ivy, Willie Booker. Of Hampton. and
others. Messrs. Irwin Tucker, Elliott
Braxton, John W. Read, Charles and
William Nelms. Hutson Salley, Harry
and Walter Livegery. T. r. Sutherland,
Julian Lake and others.
Mrs. Thomas A. Brander, Of Richmond,
came over from Norfolk yesterday after
noon to spend several hours with her
friends. the Misses Clarke, on Twenty
Quite a party of gentlemen went fox
hunting this morning The fox was trailed
by Mir. Doug Smith, Of Morrisons. Those
who looked on were: Colonel c. NJ. BraX-
ton, the Misses Braxton. Colonel Clay,
Miss Clay, Mr.. d. S. Jones. Miss New
Mrs. II. Il. Bailey and others.
MIR. Z. T. Lumpkin. Of Richmond, Is at
the Warwick Hotel"
Next week the electric cars will
cross the Chesapeake and Ohio track at
Twenty-eighth street. and will run into
the city as far as Washington avenue.
The horse cars will make connection 10
the depot and dry dock. only those who
have suffered the inconvenience of the
long. muddy walk to take the car can
fully appreciate the comfort Of the new
plan.
Mr.. Harry Smyth. chief loading clerk
al Pier No. T. who has been confined 10
his room about six weeks from a severe
accident at the pier. reported for duty
this morning.
Mrs. H. c. Bash will leave FOR Rich
mond tomorrow 10 assist in the prepara-
tions for the marriage Of her sister. Miss
Annie Williams, TO Mr.. r. N. Gilbert. Of
Columbus o. Miss Williams is well
known here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
THETAZEWELLTRAGEDY
ANOTHER NEGRO LYSCHED 81
CITIZENS NEAR RICHLANDs'
Rush Morgan, the OUTLAW, FAILS " ''c''"
to the Vengeance Of the Mob-Ihe
End Probably Not Yet.

GRAHAM, VA, Feb. 2.-Special-since
my dispatch last night from Richlanos
there has been other startling develop
ments In the lynching affair.
John Johnson, In his dying moments
confessed that he participated in the
Hunt murder and mentioned Sam. BLOW
and Sam. Burns Doth colored), and two
white men as accomplices. Blow was ar
rested yesterday and taken to Richiahus'
bat through the intercession Of the mayor
and citizens he was sent under guard 10
the county jail. He was taken from the
guard at Cedar Bluff. three miles from
Richlands, and about o'clock last night
was hanged TO an apple tree near the
mouth Of Indian creek This action Is
condemned by conservative citizens. as
many think there is no strong proof OF
his guilt, and doubt the confession OF
Johnson.
There is a report, lacking confirmation,
that Sam Burns was captured at Maiden
Spring last nigh; and hanged at Doran,
a mile west OF Richiands. Parties are in
search of others implicated In Hunt
murder, whose guilt is well established.
and II caught nothing can prevent their
execution.
The two victims of the tragedy at the
cut. Ratlifi and Shortridge. though hor-
rbly manged. are alive this morning
and there are chances In favor OF their
recovery.
At o:3O this morning many of the Buch-
anan people who composed the mob had
returned to their homes. but the feeling
was still feverish. and very many people
think the end is not yet.
A Noted Desperate Shot.
BLUEFIELD, ". VA, Feb. Especial.
Rush Morgan. noted desperate OF
Eastern Kentucky and Southwest Vir-
gin!a, was killed yesterday at Hubbard
Springs, in Lee county, Va. Morgan and
his allies entered the village for the
purpose OF Killing a merchant named Noe,
whom they charged with concealinS de-
tectves
Charles Weisigcr, commercial repre-
sentative Of Stephen Putney Co, OF
Richmond, happend to be in the village
and narrowly escaped being shot down
by the marauders. who took him TO be
a detective. His life was saved by James
Richmond, nephew Of eX-Congressman
Richmond. who appeared at q timely mo-
ment and knew Weisiger.
Morgan was killed by one Of the Noe par
ty OH the inside OF the house. two Winches-
chester balls penetrating his body After
he was shot his friends paraded the
streets, defyiagly and threadngly.
The Richards lynchng is the subject OF
much comment. and this section is thor
oughly aroused. The confession of the
negroes has implicated two white men
In the murder and robbery Of j. {. Hunt,
a prominent citizen near Richards. a
few months ago. The mob is holly in pur-
suit and II caught they will be strung up.
making eight In all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
FIRES IN PEANUT FACTORIES.
tn. corpcl TO Take Action-A Negro
Shot by a Posse by Mistake

NORFOLK, VA, FEB. z-Speciai'-
,rhuro have been SO many severe confia-
rrations in this city caused by the pu,H-
ing OF peanut factories that the question
of passing an ordinance competing tne
location of these factories In the suOuiOs
is very seriously considered
The fire last night was very nara 10
manage and originated in the second
story OF a large brick building owned by
n G. Pollard a commission merchant,
and spread with great rapidly. The en-
tire fire department was on hand' as
sisted by a large engine from PORTSMOUTH
and after heroic work the names were
cxtinguished at o'clock TINS morlii'iS'
The stock of w. NJ. Cooke & Co.. dealers
IN grain and feed. and the Merchants ana
Farmers Peanut Company were coIl-
pletely Quilted After the last great IRE
in Norfolk the insurance companies al
vanced rates on mercantile insurance 30
nor cent. The business organizations,
however. passed resolutions demanding
that the fire department be Thoroughly
eouipped and the council passed resolu-
tions and appointed committees 10 take
the matter in hand. The committee pur-
chased two new engines but the Depart
ment is yet far below the standard re-
ouired. The people are much dlssauShed
and the insurance agents in bad temper.
A telegram states that Captain Evans,
OF the Light House Board. has been in
formed that the Stingray Point, Va,
light house, at the entrance of Kappa
hammock river, was this morning aban-
doned by the keeper on account OF the
ice breaking against II and imperilling
life.
United States Deputy Marshal Cross
brought from Windsor. Va. this morning
n colored man named Davis Pierce, who
is badly wounded. having been shot In
the back by a posse who were hunting
for two men. who early yesterday rob
bed the postofice at Windsor, and also
robbed a store in the same building.
The posse found two men about ire
not far from Myrtle station. and as the
men fled the posse fired into them.
Pierce fell and proved TO be dangerously
wounded. Stamps and money! small
amount-were missing from the post
Office. and sundry articles of merchandise
from the store Several of these articles
were found near the fire. Pierce denies
that he was at Windsor, and says he
met the other man on the road The
missing man. he says, is named Pink and
lives in this city.
Mr. A. Aronheim, Of this city. United
States gauger in this, the Second collec-
ton district, has rendered his resignation.
he having been assigned to duty in Rich
mond w w. Sylvester has been appoint
ed to fill the vacancy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
SKELETONS UyEiRrHED.
The Bones ofUnicn Soldiers Dug Up-The
Treasurysfip Vacancy.

FREDERICKsBURG. VA. Feb. a.
speciai.-To-day. while excavating in his
yard for laying water-pipe. Mr.. Jacob
Grinder. who lives on Hanover street.
extended. near Aiaryes Heights. unearth-
ed the skeletons OF six Union soldiers.
who fell In battle here In May. 1853. Major
Thomas ID. McAlpin. superintendent OF
the National cemetery. was notified. and,
being convinced by the Union buttons
that the remains were those OF Federal
soldiers. he took them in charge. and viii
have them re-interred in the National
cemetery.
Mack Estes. son Of Mr.. John Q. Estes,
received painful injuries In the face to-
day from an explosion OF gun-powder.
He put lot OF powder Ia a bottle. put
paper in the mouth Of the bottle with
the result stated.
The names OF several prominent citizens
OF Spotsylvanla are mentioned for the
ONCE OF treasurer. made vacant by the
recent death OF Mr.. n. W. Colbert. Among
them are Messrs. Scion T. Coleman. J.
4 Rawlings. John X. Arich and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
Victims Of the Earthnuake.

ATHENS, Feb. 2.-RepOrts from Zante
states that the Inhabitants OF most Of the
towns on the island are suffering Sc
Ierely Hundreds Of families are camped
in the fields near the city OF Zante They
fed with such haste that they took with
them neither food nor clothes. The
weather is exceedingly inclement. and m
less shelter and food be provided speedily
the mortality will be appalling. A British
Inan-of-war, which has been loading az
Pieraeus. with food and clothing, sailed
for Zante this afternoon.
The Island Of Zante was shaken this
evening by two more shocks. more vio-
lent than any Of the preceding. The
shocks were accompanied by furious
thunder storm. lightning and rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
Senator Morgan's Views.

WASHINGTON. Feb. I'm executive
session to-day the Senate, besides ratify-
ing the French eXtradition treaty, de-
voted a part OF the time 10 the Russian
theaty. the proposed amendments being
read at length. but no action was taken.
Hawaiian affairs came in for discussion,
Senator Morgan making a speech IN favor
OF annexation.
Mr. Morgan has arranged 10 sail for
Europe on the Sth instant. where he goes
as one OF the arbitrators Of the United
States in the Behring Sea case, and he
was DESTROYS OF expressing himself upon
this new question before his departure.
He was the only speaker upon the sub
ject, but his remarks were strongly In
favor Of American control Of the Islands
and prompt action on the part Of the
Government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
CURIOUS SORT or VANITF.
One Kind of Crank who Makes Bother
for the Hotel Clerk.

Tor the Hotel tlerk.
"Is Mr.. Henry Wilson in?"
The man who put this question % the
clerk at the Fifth Avenue Hotel the other
night was attired IN evening dress. and
had thrown open his overcoat 80 as 10
reveal his expansive shirt bosom with its
twinkling diamond studs. lie affected the
elegant in his attitude. also, and swung
his silver handled cane with an air u
importance. His physique. voice. and
face were designed 10 aid him IN his a.
tempt to create an impression. He was
tail and broad-shouldered, mad Bis fea-
lures ard an aggressive black moustache.
and mis- voice was deep and sororous. lie
looked like a man who might Try 10 bull
doze another OF lesser frame.
The clerk looked up at him with a bland
smil, but made no pretence Of looking
et the key rack. as IS his custom when
he wants 10 learn whether guest is In
his room or not. Neither did he look az
the register nor at his list of the days
guests. He simply said:
MIR. Henry Wilson. did you say? There
is no such person stopping here"
The inquirer loked little taken aback.
and a trown passed quickly over his face.
When he spoke. the tone Of his voice shg-
sested that he felt The clerk had esti-
mated him properly but he was impelled
TO make an attempt to change the clerks
theory.
is that 500 he asked IN surprise that
was evidently assushet: when did he
leaye?''
Il don't remember his having been
here" said the clerk. in tone full OF
meaning.
"Oh. pshaw: you must be mistaken"
said the man. fre;fuily why, | an CO.
tain he was ihers q week ago. | nave a
telegram from him asking me 10 meet
him on last Wednesday. Unfortunately.
was out oil town when the telegram ar
rived. and III was not forwarded. Wilson
is TIE big Imillicnaire contractor from
Chicago. yof know"
The last SENTENCE was spoken 10 loudly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
After Hereditary Legislators.

LONDON, Feb. mfr. Henry La
bouchere intends to introduce in Parlia-
ment two bills directed against the House
Of Lords. one bill provides that heredi-
tary membership OF the House Of Lords
shall be abolished by 1895. and the men,
beers OF both the House Of Lords and the
House OF Commons shall be elected by the
people. The other bill IS designed to en-
able the peers 70 be elected TO the House
OF Commons on condition that they re-
nounce on behalf OF themselves and their
heirs all claims as hereditary legislators.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
Suicide Of James Patton-Other News.

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. Especial
James Patton. OF Abingdon. committed
suicide yesterday by shooting himself IN
the presence Of an uncle. He was twenty
five years Of age. well-connected, but q
hard drinker and respondent over the
death of his parents.
w. ". Harris & Co. OF New York
have purchased $685. 900 worth Of Roanoke
city street and sewer bonds at Joe and
accrued interest. This is regarded
as a good sale.
The number OF deaths In the city dur
ing January were only 70. Il whites and
I colored. Nine were children under five
years OF age.
The Roanoke Light Infantry OF the
Second Virginia regiment has decided TO
witness Clevelands Inauguration.
Judge Farrar. of Amelia, known as
Johnny Reb," Is to lecture here for
Watts Camp Of Confederate Veterans.
He will be introduced by Commander
Porter. OF Roanoke Camp. Grand Array Of
the Republic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
The Governments Biz Majority.

LONDON. Feb. 2.-The first division Of
the preseat session was taken last night.
and resulted in an Unexpectedly large
majority for the Government The divt-
sion was on a motion 70 adjourn Al
though the motion was supported By Mr..
Balfour and other Conservatives. the
Government was given a snap majority Of
81. The announcement Of the figures was
received with boisterous cheers by the
Liberals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
Rev. TT. Smith Dead.

EMORY. VA. Feb. 2-Special.-The
regular monthly address before the Young
Mems Christian Association was deliver
ed Sunday evening by Professor a. T.
Walker. Subject ''The Book of Jonah"
Rev Tobias It. Smith. a member OF
the Helston Conference. died az Sweet
water. Tenn. Monday. and was buried at
the family bursing-ground near Emory
to-day. The deceased was grandson OF
Tobias Smith. one OF the founders OF
Emory and henry College.
II has been very warm for a week. and
the snow has nearly disappeared.
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DUBLIN, Feb. Sir Peter OBrian,
lord chief justice OF the Queens Bench
Division OF the High Court OF Justice in
Ireland. has decided that the Irish gov
eminent acted illegally in refusing police
protection TO the sheriffs and bailifis en-
gagged in executing wr.ts at night. The
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the time stated. This decision is hailed
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landlords and their agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03

REIDSVILLE, y. c., Feb. 2.-Special.-
There was n novel pleasure club organ
Ted last night 10 promote social inter-
course. The officers elected were: T. c.
Evans. president; Miss Laura Bailey,
assistant Wce-president, y. K. Smith.
secretary and treasurer. Directors and
managers: Z. G. Galloway. j. C.. Wo-
mack. Emmy Galloway, Miss Kate FL
lington and Miss Roam.
The programme will be dances, suppcrs.
whist PARTIES. euchre parties, masked
balls. &c. and viii be conducted under
the management OF this club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
Another Mine Explosion.

WILKEsBARRE. PA. Feb. 2.-An ex-
ploslon occurred in the COnnygham shaft
this afternoon. Nine men We're severely
burned and two OF them will die. II is
said that the accident was due 70 leaving
one Of the main doors open in gang
way road. This caused an accumula-
ton Of gas which became ignited from
the naked lamps in the hats Of the
miners
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
Senator Carllsle,s Successor.

FRANKFORT, KY. Feb. 2.-The caucus
OF Democratic members Of the Legisla-
ture tonight nominated Judge William
Lindsay for United States sepator vice
John q. Carlisle, resigned Lindsay had
no opposition. Another campaign in the
senatorial race has already begun. Poll
ticians and friends Of both ths Governor
and Congressman McCreary say openly
that both their men viii be IN the fight
against Judge Lindsay in February Of
next wear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
DR.. Jones Found Guilty..

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2.-The Plea
yunes Dallas. Tex. special says: The
jury in the case OF Or. Z. II. Jones to-
day brought In a verdict Of guilty, giving
him a life sentence. In October last. al
the Confederate reunion. Or. Jones killed
". G. Neale. Jones plea was that twen-
ty-three years ago. and two years before
he married her. Veale outraged his wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
A Destructive Fire.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. FEB. "A
destructive fire broke out II Huntsville.
Ala. this after noon. and assistance was
asked for from here. Before engines
could be SHIPPED. vord was received that
the blaze was under control Only In
formation ob;ninabie as 10 the fire is that
one block Of business buildings has been
burned. The Western Union Office is IN
the centre OF the burned district. and II
is impossible TO get details now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
Nr. Cleye!and's Plans.

LAKEWOOD. y. J Feb. 2.-Mr. Cleye-
land returned from the city accompanied
by Don NJ. Dickinson. who will remain
over night az the Cleveland cottage and
return 10 New York with Mr. Cleveland
tomorrow morning. Mr.. Cleveland will
be at his own Office AT the Mills build X
tomorrow and Saturday. and after that
he will remain at Lakewood till he leaves
for Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
Another Victim Of VbIte Cans.

KING GEORGE c. H.. VA. Feb, a.
Speeial.-It is reported here that Mr. Tom
Hol5ert was taken out a few nights aEo
and had inflicted on his person severe
thrashing. IL comes from reliable
source. and Is supposed to be true. This
Is the second reported work VI White
Caps In the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
C1NyIBALISM At SEA.
Starving seamen OF the Thekia Feed upon
Fellow Sailor.

Starving Seamen OF The 1heka feeu 'Po"
u Fellow Sailor.
HAMBURG, Feb. 2.-Three OF the sea-
men Of the Norwegian ship Thekla' from
PHILADELPHIA. were rescued by the Danish
bark Herman. after enduring terrible
suffering on the laundering vessel,
They mad been arrested on ule ehdise
OF murder. the charge being paseu on their
own confession that they killed and ate
a sailor of the ship in order to save
Themselves from death by starvation.
The sailor was q Dutchman, and the
starving men drew lots as to which should
die. the lot falling to the victim twice
in succession. Then the others fell upon
and strangled him and devoured the
flesh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03

PARIS. TEX. Feb. 2.-Everything IS
quiet here to-day. All who participated
In the horrible torture Of the negro Smith
have boldly proclaimed the part they
took in the affair. and say that they have
no fear OF arrest. The ashes OF the
funeral pyre were rakei over to-day
and many persons carried away buttons
and bones as relics OF the AFFAIR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
Explosion in a Coal Work.

WEST NEWTON. PA. Feb. Late
last night the fire boss. John Gettings.
Mt the Port Royal Coal and Coke Com
pany's works. near this place, entered
the mine 10 repair the pipes. IL is sup
posed that his lamp ignited the gas. caus-
ing an explosion which set fire 10 the coal.
The mine is now burning. Nothing Is
known OF GettingS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
French Extradition Treaty Ratified.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-rhe Senate to-
day ratified the French extradi;ion treaty
after making amendments expunging
misdemeanors and ofenses OF a poiiti-
cal character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03

Yesterday and instructions sent ior tne
d,scontinuance OF the proceedings In New
YORK. 1t Is understood that Mr.. deacon
VIII shortly return to America with NE
daughter Gladys. heroine OF the coh'e"'
episode.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
News ofthe Navy.

WASHINGTON. Feb. captain ]. c.
Howell has been ordered 70 assume COM
mand OF the Washington navy yard.
Ensign a. y. Mayer has been ordered
10 duty ut the naval observatory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Feb. 2-Sam
Smith, a colored boy eighteen years Old
was hanged here to-day for the murder
OF Isaac Burger, jewish peddler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-03
DEATHS.

FRANCK.-DIei. az the residence u her
father. George Franck. No. yli east Cary
street. "Wednesday evening, February l.
1885. JOSIE II. fRASCk.
Her funeral Will take place from ~. Johas
German Evangelical church. Eighth and Mar
shall streets FRIDAY -.t"IE3NODN at 2
O'Clock. Relations and friends invited 10
Attend.
Internient at HOLLYWOOD. ot'
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