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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-12
Dry Goods Store
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS.
Mems and Boys
UNLAUNDERED
Dress and Night Shirts.

We have n contract With one OF the
largest and best manufacturers 10 fur
nish us several hundred dozen shirts
every six months-made the contract
several years ago and have no cause TO
regret II. They are unsurpassed-at no
point are they sighted; the various de-
tails have been carefully looked after.
It's just such seemingly unlmportant
things that make one thing better than
another. shirt Is a shirt 10 many OF
you perhaps-not being accustomed to
handling them. you'd perhaps never
notice the difference between one shirt
and another The experienced eye de-
tects the difference at once
Thre is such a thing as getting the
best at every price. That's what We are
striving for-its what we think we've
got in this lot OF shirts. Each time they
come TO us with some Improvements
this time the lettering process has been
going on 10 a very noticeable extent.
All the part where extra strain comes
have been fully reinforced by double
thickness OF muslin. double stitched
They are perfectly shaped-even the 39c.
ones-thoroughly and correctly made OF
the best materials and each price repre-
sents the best that amount can buy.
Many Of you wait for these occasions
most Of you know what they are.
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PROPOSALS.
- Office TO CONTRACTERS AND
y BUILDERS.

y Office TO CONTRACTERS AND
y BUILDERS.
The town Of POCAHONTAs. Va, nH
let 10 contract the construction Do
JAIL AND COURTHOUSE within SKY
days All who desire 90 bil on .,,'
work must apply 10 MAYOR H.
WlTTEN FOR specifications ana pal"'-
lars within the next thirty days
auS-6t
Office Superintendent Public Charities
l434 east Franklin stre..
Richmond. Va. August lO. l,il.
NOTICE SEALED PROPOSALS r. i.i..
y be received at this Office untl y
o'clock NJ. MONDAY, AUGUST d. i,o
for furnishing Almsh0use win sup4H''
OF
FRESH BEEF SUGAR,
BACON. VINEGAR
LAMB. SOAF,
LARD, SAIL, 800
FLOUR, MOLAssES.
RICE, HERRlNGS,
COFFEE.
sl1TnRAw BR0WNsTUFF.
OATS. SHlPSTUfF.
SHOES.
MEDICINES.
For quarter ending Tuesday, November
II. 1893 oh.
The Committee FOR the Relief ot ne
Poor reserve the right 10 reject any .'
all bids offered, and Of giving the .
tract FOR each article required as I'd"
may select.
Forms Of proposals can be obtained al
''' RICHARD W. CARTER
auiO-4t superintenient
Once Superintendent Public Charities
1874 east Franklin street
Richmond. Va. August 10, lN'h
NOTICE-SEALED PROPOSALS Will
" be received az this Office until MnN-
DAY. AUGUST "a. 1898, az u O'Clock
NJ. for furnishing
WOOD.
Eight hundred $500 cords. more or less
best quality SEASONED PINE N0op,
sawed ends. FOR Department OF outdoor
Poor, 10 be delivered in this city. a,
such times. and IN such quantities, ara
al such places as the Superintendent na!
direct; the wood furnished 10 De sGbee'
70 measurement whenever deemed hr.
cessary By the Superintendent. the cost
FOR stacking and measuring the "oo-
TO be paid by the contractor.
COAL.
one hundred and twenty d20l tons
more or less, OF best quality ANIhitA,
CITE COAL. egg size. and Two hunerei
and fifty ESQ tons. more or less, -,
quality LUMP ENGINE COAL, ano ~
hundred (Zu0l cords best quanty ShA
SONED PINE WOOD. sawed ends, I9l
Almshouse. Anthracite Coal. 200 pounls
per ton. Engine oai. 2.2to POUNDS Per
ton. A., A..
Bonds, with approved security, VIII ,o %
required for the satisfactory comple'lo,'
Of thc contracts for Wood and Soal
and the names OF the suretles must ae-
company each proposal ,,a
The Committee for the Relief OF 'nv
Poor reserve the right TO reject Any y.
ali bids offered and Of awarding the con-
tract for Wood and Coal In whose "
In part . ..,a,red
ii TINS UNIV RICHARD W. CARTER.
au1O.<t Superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-12

Extra large Bed quilts. Marseiles pat
tern; price. SL25 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-12
MISS JOHNSON's SCHOOL
vi FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.

The next session Will begin SEpTEW.
BIER 2Sth at the corner OF GRACE AMI
MADISON STREETS. Fully equipped
with n large and experienced corps =
instructors and all OF the improyoments
for teaching. the principal can promise
most satisfactory results. Attention 20
the younger girls and a thorough f0unll.
ton are made marked features of me
school. auf-sa. ga. thtoci
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-12

White Crochet Bed Spreads. double bed
size. actual measure, S6xS2 inches; price,
81 each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-12

NJ GUIRES BOARD1NG AND nAy
VI SCHOOL, OPPOSITE MONROE
PARK. RICHMOND-Four Unlyors..v
men, teachers in Upper School" Th-aa
ladies' in the Lower" Best recent
college Record" shows -FOUR deerss.
and twelve diplomas taken by eight r.n.
resentatives in University " NirrfrIa
First entrance day for twenty-ninfh az.
sion, SEPTEMBER 18th. For terms
&c. see circulars In bookstores and
upper Maln-street drugstore. 0r app.y
to JOHN u. INQUIRE. SO. north
Belyidere
anl2-sa. ~. th3w&tD3wexsu
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DRESS SHIRTS at &c.,. Soc. 81 i-2c,
Toe and 81.
NIGHT SHIRTS AZ Soc, 75c and 81.
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SPECIAL. SALE or
SHEETS, BOLSTER CASES AND
WHITE QUILTS.

Double Bed Sheets. made OF Androscog-
gin Cotton. with two-inch hem. actual
measure. Slx90; price, g lie. each, N25
per pair.
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LAW SCHOOL

WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY,
IEKINGToN, VIRGINIA.
Opens Sept. H. For catalogue address
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER Dean
jy22-sa, tu&thtselS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-12

Bolster Cases, made OF Lockwood Cot
ton, hemmed at each end, two yards
long, ia yards wide; price, 25c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-12

The town Of POCAHONTAS, VA, "t
let 10 contract the construction 0t
JAZZ. AND COURTHOUSE within Sky
days. All who desire 90 bid on ,4s
work must apply 10 MAYOR X
WITTEN for specifications and paftie--
lars within the next thirty days.
auS-6t
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SHOES.
MEDICINES

Office Superintendent Public Charities
1874 east Franklin street
Richmond. Va. August TO- l~'h
NOTICE SEALED PROPOSALS Will
y be received az this Office until MnN.
DAY. AUGUST "a. 1898. at u O'Clock
NJ for furnishing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09

The Archduchess Stephanie, widow
Of the Austrian crown prince, recently
paid 800 in Vienna for a parrot which
could recite the Pater Noster in six
different languages. The archduchess
heard the wonderful bird, which reclted
gravely, while his master stood by, and
was charmed with it, But when she
got it home TO the imperial palace she
found that il could not cay q word. The
merchant was arrested and confessed
that he was a ventriloquist and had
done all the talking for the bird, The
only thing which he had taught II was
to open its mouth and seemed TO talk
while the ventrlloquist lasted.
Mrs. Linden Kent, Of Washington,
has given the University OF Virginia
500, 900 to endow chair OF English lit
erature. Her husband was q distin'
guished graduate OF the universlty, He
died during the past summon, and it is
surmised that she gives this money to
establish q memorial to him, Colonel
Archer Anderson, Of Richmond, has
also recently given the university
5000.
After the wedding of her daughter
the Duchess Of Edinburgh started for
81, Petersburg with her three unmar-
ried daughters, to pay lengthy visit to
the czar and czarina. This is in accord
ance with a family law promulgated by
the present car shortly after his ac-
Cession, which prescribes that the grand
duchesses OF the imperial family shall
spend a certain portion Of the year in
their native country, under penalty OF
losing a portion OF their dowries.
The material for the women's monu.
ment to the mother OF George Wash
ington is to be Of Barre granite, and the
contract, already awarded, calls for COM
pletion IN 1895. This monument in
honor OF Mary Washington has been in
the main q woman's movement, aud the
memorial association which has it in
charge was founded at the home Of
Mrs. Waite, widow Of the chief justice.
The association has q vice president
and a branch in nearly every state, but
the $4,000 required for the completion
Of the monument is by no means sub
acFihad
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battling with the World,

Philadelphia TINES.
Many a young girl who has been
brought up with the idea that her
pafenta' money would carry her through
this life on the top wave, has discovered
that riches take to themselves wings,
aud that the hand that had never known
more arduous labor than the stitches in
a bit OF fancy work must take up some
thing that would bring bread and butter
into the cupboard where cake was for
merly wont TO abound.
ST range as 1t may seem, the richer q
woman has been in most cases she &C
cepts the come.down more gracefully
and sensibly than the sister who has
been only moderately well oil, yet to no
one does such change come as a pleas
ant one, though there are phases even
in such misfortune lhat are both help
ful and instructiye.
A pretty young woman OF our ac-
quaintance whose early life was passed
amid a proiusion OF earthly luxuries
found, Just at that period when she an
ticipated much from her debut in soci-
ETY., that some unfortunate apeCulations
OF her fathers necessitbted a change in
their mode OF living and urged her to
look about for something to do.
This something she found, and did 1t
thoroughly and we'll, too, and though
her career Of work has beenshort owing
to marriage stepping in and giving her
a long vacation, she still has learned in
that brief period lessons that she
never could have gained in any other
way, Quoting her own words she said:
ut was very hard at first to goout into
the world, especially when my girl
friends would come to mo and say:
You poor, dear thing, how perfectly
dreadful IT, is ior you to actually work
for your living. We never could do 1t,
that is certain But after q while /
didn't mind these remarks, and to-day
wouldn't give the practical knowledge
have gained fer all the fun | have lost.
know now the value OF dollar and l
realize how hard man has to work to
earn a living. My experience has taught
me ecouomy and ! am certain 10 make
a better wife than il / had never had to
go out in the world and fight Tor N.Y.
SELF
1t Is a hard school, dear girls, but II
necessity compels you to enter it do it
cheerfully and put TO the best advantage
the lessons taught by that very severe
Northumberland experience.
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SELECTED RECIPES.

Beef Of Mutton Kidneys.-First par
boil, changing the water three times
and adding 10 the last little salt.
Chop fine and cook in cream enough to
form q gravy which must be thickened
and very small quantity OF chopped
parsley added. Or halve the smaller
kidneys, but not cutting entirely open /;
heat little butter in the dripping pan
until it smokes and put in tho kidneys,
turning constantly until done, garnish
with parsley.
Chicken Croquettes. tho chicken
of the bones, mince fine, moisten with
the gravy in which it was stewed, sea-
son with pepper and salt, make into
small forms with jelly glass, dip in egg
and fine bread crumbs and fry in hot
lard or butter.
Ramequins.-Two eggs, two spoon
fuls OF -four, two ounces oil melted but
ter, two ounces OF grated cheese. Mix
all well and bake it in moulds or tart
pans for quarter Of an hour
A Good Cup OF Chocolate.-Iet the
milk come to a boil. For every two
cups mix q heapinG teaspoonfulo OF grated
chocolate with enough cold milk to
form paste. Pour this into the milk
which has come to boil. Let it boil
three minutes. Serve with whipped
cream.
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possible. With "Ap apples, almonds,
and anchovies are among the delicacies,
while "B" presents greater possibilities
with beans, bread, bisque and other
refreshments beginning with the sec
ond letter,
It looks simple, but the ingenuity OF
a hostess sometimes has to be exerted
10 the utmost to serve a palatable meal
which at the same time, strictly iultills
the law laid down respecting her espe'
cial initial. The element Of surprise in
the matter is no small or unimpOrtant
item, as the guests do not know what
strange dish may be set before them.
An epicure might object to this extraor-
ordinary mode OF Catering, yet, as an in
noYation, it has its advantages over
many other forms OF amusement that
may DO more elegant, but not one'halI
as original.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09

Mrs. Arthur stannard ("John Strange
Winter''), has started in England a
crusade against crinoline. She has been
Joined in her protest by hundreds Of
other writers, and the war wakes merry.
Meantime the Partisan modlstes look
satirlcally on and VOW under heaven
that they mean no harm whatever.
And there are John Strange Winters
all around us; as witness this letter:
1.-THE full skirts OF the walking
dresses" writes Anna E O., fare stiff
ened to the knees, and the edge Of the
skirt is given that piquant little flare
which is the premonition Of the coming
crinoline. Just think" she adds, "just
think OF the sensible American woman
allowing herself to appear In crinoline!
That, alasl ia what we are coming to.
/ hope my sisters will let crlnoline
alone, regarding it as an absurd fancy
of the modisteB."
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AM Alnhnhet snpper.

PHILADELPHIA Nmti
II you have run the gamut oil card
parties, luncheons, charades, tableaux
vivAnt5, rainbow soclables and the like
aud arc in search Of tho novel and
amusing an alphabet supper can be
recommended With perfect safety, as Il
10 In lie line one Of the funniest as well
% the cheapest Of affairs.
The Idea 10 TO servo only those dishes
that como to you In the turn Of letters
In the alphabet For instance, q NUM-
Dor Of friends Join together for mutual
amusement during the winter The
frat one who gives an affair serves only
such thlngs 10 cat as begin with IA
The nOxt ono follows suit with "B."
and 80 on until the alphabet has been
tiscd up 20 far "a the number Of parties
glvon will allow.
II you think for q moment the hui.
noroua possibilities Of such bill Of
faro are certain 10 present themselves,
and Q oonRlomcration can DO served,
strictly carrying out tho idea Of tho lot.
TOT, yot which will DO a. ridiculous az
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A Sweat SIemory PIIIoy.

Almost every woman, be she maid,
wife or widow, has flowers sent and
given to her during the winter. A
pretty and easy way to preserve both
the blossoms and the remembrances
connected with them is to make them
into pillow or chair rest, After the
flowers are faded strip of the petals,
sprinkle them loosely upon a newspaper
or towel and dry them In front Of the
fire, over the steam register or in the
sunny window Of warm room. When
you have thus saved enough flower
feathers TO begin a pillow make square
or rectangular case, china si!k ON one
aide, white, pink, blue or apple green
and .ine strong silk boiling cloth ON the
other, the edges finished with lace,
ribbon or any pretty device. Fill the
case with the dried flower petals, whose
varied tints will show beautifully
through the boiling cloth against the
background Of color.
Now comes the delicate and endear.
ing part Of the work.
Write upon the blotting- cloth with a
camel's hair brush and sepia or water.
color the name or initials OF tho differ.
emit giyers Of the flowert-or the date or
any little word or hint connected with
the incident. This will dry quickly and
will mako a pretty network Of spider.
web effect over the petals beneath. II
the dried flowers are not as fragrant as
you wish add to tho collection pack.
age oil the pot-pouri bought in drug
storea--a bunch Of sweet lavender or
even some tiny sacket bags OF soft rib
bon to blend with the flower leaves.
The pillow is as sweet to the tired head
as o heap Of dead leaves under favor
lie tree inthe autumn and will ''lasp
through whole winter OF lounglng.
Try H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09
STARVING GAME.
Virginia Sports Take Measures 10 Save
Them From the Effects of the Cold.

Virginia Sports Take Measures TO Save
Them From the Effects of the Cold.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. Sit is feared
that the freeze has resulted in great
damage to the game in the surrounding
counties. Partridges are reported to
have frozen in whole coveys, and haros
have frozen and starved in large num-
bers. Polk Miller, the president Of the
Virginia Field Sport association, has
published circular requesting farmers
to feed the game and the association
would pay for it; also to trap and save
all the birds possible. A great many
partrIdVes have been shipped here, and
Mr.. Miller Is taking care of them. They
will be liberated in different parts OF
the state as soon as the weather gets
settled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09
How to Save Doctor Bills.

Chicago Daily Cdlund.
Many a doctors bill has been saved
by the use of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. The name Is u household
word in many parts OF tho country.
Chamberlain's medicines have an ex-
tensivo sale in the Worlds Fair city
and many people testify to the merits OF
their different remedies. For sale by o. R.
Goetze W. W, Irwin, w. s. Mccullough,
@. Menkemeller, S. L. Brice, ]. Coleman,
o. schnepi, W. Q. Armbrccht, the
Kurtz Drug Co., Lincoln & Co., W. T.
Williams, John Klari, A. E. scheele,
and W, II. Williams, Wheeling; Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport, o., and B. I. Pea
body, Benwood, w. Va. D4w
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ED SMITHS nACKER
Has Confidence Enough in Him to Bet An
lie Can Raise.


CHICAGO, Feb. s-John ]. Quinn,
"Depverp Ed Smiths hacker, writes
that Smith is training faithfully at
Scranton, Miss, and will be in con-
dilion to fight the battle of his life,
Quinn figures that Goddard will bs the
fayorile and that he can get as much as
much as two to ono on his man. He
will bet all he can rake or serape on the
result
Billy Madden writes from Mount
Clemens that eleayes on Thursday for
New York and a few days thereafter
will start for New0Fleaas and join God
dard in his training quarters. Madden
lie anxious for lhe big Australian 70
meet Mitchell, and suggests that, as at
least eight months will elapse before
Corbett is ready to fight Mitchell, the
EnglishmaR accommodate Joe with a
"scrap,"
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Oh, he was poor, and was poor;
So, though was fair, had scarce NooeT.
But he said the sheen Of my golden haiT
Was brighter than gold, beyond compare.
And no Jewels thought, could eTeIouuhine
The light Of his eyes when they looked into
mine.
But the world had taught US It's cold, stern
We knew Il would mock US aud call us fools.
50 he chose for himself another bride
To reign In his home. 10 walk by his side
OF gold she brought him goodly store
OF gold aud silver; but nh what morer
10 clad IN YeVsts right royalty.
And my rich old lord leRsts his eyes on mo,
And the world applaudsi we have followed It's
rules,
But our own hearts mock US aud whisper
Fools"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09
Electric BIttsrs.

This remedy is becoming SO well
known and SO popular as TO need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise. A purer medicine does not exist,
and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system and
prevent us well as cure all Malarial fe-
vers. For cure Of Headache, Constipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price 50 cents and 81 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s Drugstore s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09

ALLIANCE, o., Feb. S.-Mount Union
college has been badly torn up lately
over the conduct OF a number of stu.
dents. Gambling had been INDUCED in
by some OF them, and so VIGOROUSLY
did the matter become that vigorous
action became necessary by the faculty.
Thorough Investigations have made, re-
sulting in the suspension OF seven Of
the students.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09

InAvE had catarrh for twenty years,
and used all kinds Of remedies without
relief. Mr.. Smith, druggist, Of Little
Falls, recommended Ely's Cream Balm.
The effect Of the fret application was
magical, It allayed the inflammation,
and the next morning my head was as
clear ny bell. 1 am convinced lie use
will effect permanent cure. 1t is
soothing and pleasant, and / strongly
urge itS use by all sufferers. George
Terry, Little Falls, N. Y. MwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09
a MoTHER's SEARCH
For Her Kidnapped Chlld-The Divorced
Husband Located,

Va AANN AAAhANFFNN NANN
Husband Located,
NASHVILLE TgNS,, Feb s-Chiei OF
Police Clark several days ago located
James NJ. Chase, the man wanted here
on charge OF kidnapping. Mrs. Chase,
tho divorced wife, and mother OF the
child, has been very persistent in her
efforts to find her child, and upon MOTH
ficatiOp by Captain Clark yesterday
that Chase had taken the child to the
home of his father, in Warren Centre,
Pa, and that it was now At that place,
Mrs. Chase started out on her mission.
Captain Clark gave her letters OF intro.
duction to tho chief OF police and other
city officials Of Warren Centre, and he
thinks she will have no difficulty in Sc
surfing the child. II the child is given
into the custody OF MFs Chase without
opposition she will probably withdraw
the prosecution against her divorced
husband.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09

TORONTO, ONT, Feb. 1.-THE Poison
iron works are in financial difficulties
and an assignment will be made To-
morrow. The liabilities will be very
large.
Michael Mcconnell, the largest whole.
sale wine merchant in Canada, ia in
financial trouble owing to the great dc.
preston in real estate. No statement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09

BRANpRETn's piLts are the safest and
most effective remedy for Indigestion,
1rregularity Of tho Bowels, Oonstipa.
ton, BIlIousnoss, Headache, Dizziness,
Malaria, or any disease arising from an
impure state Of tho blood. They have
boon In use In this country for over
fifty years, and the thousands Of unlm.
peachable testimonials from those who
havo used them, and their constantly
increasing sale, Is lncontrovertlble EVIL.
denco that they perform all that Is
claimed for them.
Sold In every drug or medicine store,
either plain or sugar coated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09
Snow in Texas.

SAN ANGELO, TEXAS, Feb. SIT has
been showing heavily here since yester-
day morning with no Indication OF abat-
ing. Cattle and sheep are in fine shape
and will probably not suffer from the
storm. The thermometer is down to II
degrees below freezing, the coolest of
the winter.
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Deputy AIarshals Killed.

MUsKooEE, l. T., Feb. s.-News has
reached here Of the killing Of Deputy
Marshals Rusk, Bruner and Knight,
near Tahlequah, by Bill Pigeon, an
Indian desperate. Pigeon lives in a
fortified house in the Cherokee nation,
and his capture has been attempted
many times without success. Ned
Christy, another member Of the gang,
was killed a short time ago by these
mnrshals.