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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-07-19

fsiseuh lest inhn hshledHs ~ thdi
snhm Aostal0 ~ FAinfh6 saada
Tetal tayi Rassfhtf Jones I'tl
gfleael Locke 10, yhll btmal
vtpeafA - udAla sou toho hAhls
du, is eis0ursnei mohon bfti VA
doe sasbfkntui sioe Tim sphso
hem. kdYl ta,o odvelA vojsko
inis.a tobo. . osia,hf postafaIi -
ii pf} plisfieaei i.goks ho.
Dns 10. srpsa.
prph sesoktsakj, jakIr Gsthrie,
Oklahoma a. dhe u &. M. So sdt
laIs buds oteslen doe 10. sfpna prg
ii tesIh isi6. Col swinburn, ko
mi.at q wnbing,onu jest ia na
mistt, ably ornadiI okreay. jichi
celLsm jest deytt . .ice X, T.. ", N,
q, P,Q. Ras. kaid} osrus bude
o 40 6tvere6nich milioh a vice
ProkIamaoe bude sydkna co nojjii
We. uFadovby porcmkoy6 budou
80 nslcra,i ma woodard, nodaleko
Fort supply, Abra, nedalcko branic
kaasaskych; skeleton, ma Rock
Islandsk6 drAze ma ntkolik mil od
hranic okresa Ringfsher a Perry
aneb Rcd Rock, ma drArn Santa f6.
Prod reorganisosali milici.
Iajfmavou zpravu podaya "Jour.
nal' Marion, Kansas, jeni prayf
mezi jin}m "Pakli n6kdy bylo
pochybnosti o tom, jake dmysly
vedly populistickou yladu k reorga.
nisaei milice, TOD Dynf die zapiskd
statnfho tlskafe veskerd poohybno-
sti tom jsou odstran6ny. TAX
pravf se, vzhledem ma reorganisaci
ctyf setnin milice, jez sdcastnila
sc vystupu We statnim snemu mimi
IL zimy a dvou setnin jizdy: "Chce-
me, ably Sc pokraaoyalo tom
ohledu. Musime Mt muzstvo, JED
by rozkazh mu danych poslouchalo,
jakoz muzstvo, ktere by nevahalo
vyffditi naffzenf dana mu proti
TEN, iiz chtf zakonit6 ustanovenou
vladu strhnouti. Zastfelenf neko.
lika republikanskych padouchh mi
mule zimy bylo by pravym pozehna.
MIN statu a pravou sluzbou zakonu
a pofadku. Vsak v hodine nutno.
sti tn ukazalo Sc, ze statnf milice
byla hnfzdem rebelH.n Techto
n6kolik slov jest dosti jasnycb,
mluvf "a sebe dost zfetelne.
Pres zakaz biskupiv.
V Denver, Colo. vydal biskup
Matz rokn 1891 rozkaz, &c zadne
katolicke d6ti nemohou byti pfipu-
steny k prvnfmu pfijfmanf, lee by
navst6yovaly nejmend diva pred
chazejfcf roxy katolickou skolu.
To rodichm sc nelibilo, ale pomoci
si nemohli, nebot vsichni kn6zf
muscli biskupa bSti poslusni. Az
nynf kdy pfijel tam papezskS lie.
gat Satolli, ktery knezfm v diecesi
naffdil, ably nedbali bisknpoya ma
ffzenf ably tim vice 81 nechali "a
lezcti ma pfipravenf detf do katoli-
ck6 skoly nechodfcfch, nezli ma
ostatnf. = Biskup Matz must se
pod6kovati a ma mfsto jeho jme.
novan jest Rev. O'Farrell Den
yer, Colo.
NahIe zemfeI.
u Pine Ridge, J. ID. oznamuje
se, re dne u. cervence, ze znamy
indiansky nacelnfk Young Men
Afraid of His Horses, jenz byl
vfdcem celeho naroda Siouxn iel
ma navstdvu pfatel svych ma jedna.
telne Crow, Mon. Ma ceste to
vsak nahle zemfel. Nacelnfk ten
byl jednfm nejlepsfch midland,
iiz opravdu ylade byli oddani a
mnohe sluzby il prokazali. Pfi
vzpoufe ma jednateln6 byl, on prv-
nf, jenz pecoval o TO, ably tato "a
hy se utisila take 4. inora 1893,
kdv5 oui 1tyfi b8losi hvli zahiti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-07-19

hsadsy, H. snsd reserves Kieks
poo ihdiahh Oklshomt hads
o.adatshm sAfoysh atsylsna ; pru
hem sfokjfsttm. sdtlals e.
nam Vlkdaim kemisalem -. IA.
I1sss aiaRem Wsshiagtona, M
dgtss W smysla tom utintnf, le
fessrvass Kiekapoo otsylsns nsba
lie, Iii toho ohisda. fs rosmtlo.
sAat ' tsto tA.,i dosnd .kon5sno
nsbyIo.
llAdtai hlesla.
v leieni voIenskam ' DouaIas,
Wis fAsliia dbs 10. I. m. boaIs toa
msrou, IL blsskem rabit byl Iedsn
mili6Ak lined M mi.ta q nskoIik
jioh poantno est lsonIe nad H.
ienim ronraiila .e % .edmt hodi
NJ setsrnf q evident, jei odbtvAno
bfu mtlo, muscle b}ti odrodeno.
lIlesk SO kfiioyal, hrom bil \ yojk.
81 prudkfm deittm mnoho xkusili.
Iioufe ohromnt sphsobila skody q
maIh nemocnice polbf sotya staGila
pojmonti t6ioe a lehce ran6nt.
N6kteff militAci vyvAzli tim, Ie
blesk ma nieh spodky roztrhal,
aneb podesve bot Jim uirhl, iinym
vsak vedlo SO bhfe. CeIkem sedm
t6ice bylo jich ran6no.
schdze ' Ne,ads.
V Reno, Nevada odbyyala sc I5.
1. m. valna schhze lidu, ma kter6t
mluyilo sc velmi mnoho angli.
ck6m zlate, JED RADIO by mad finan6-
mimi pom6ry zemd nasi pry kontro-
Ia 81 zjednati cht6lo a tax nasi cd
vislost cd Anglie by pojistilo.
Resoluce pfijate byly yesmas na
prospech meny stfibrne i radf Sc,
ably taxa fnancnf soustaya 40 "a
vedIa, JED byla by dplna nasf ne.
odvislou.
Riboeckiv Gsudek.
Kdyz dne 10. cervence narodnf
komise vSstavnf Chicagu Sc shro-
mazdila vyslovi ne komisaf
Eiboeck Iowy velice neprfznive
o mfstnf sprave vystavnf, kdyz byl
uslysel, ze tato rozhodla Sc vystavu
ned6li zavffti. Tyz st6zoval si,
ze sprava vystayy cht6la jen po-
skytnouti d6lnictyu pfflezitost, ably
vystavu uvidelo, ted vsak, ze pred.
stfra, ze ned6lnfm otevfenfm nice
no vyd6lati nemhze, COZ vlastnf
tedy bylo pohndtkou k tomu, ze 0
nedelnf otevfeni pecovala.
Chit We dostat ven.
V Dubuque, Iowa, pozadal dne
l5. cervence Texan takto zlodei,
jenz kradl dobytek, jmenem Bon
nor 0 habeas corpus sice We spoil
kov6m soud6 proti sprayci vezenf
statnfho Maddenu Anamosa. We
zen dovozuje, ze byl texassk}m
soudem spolkov5m odsouzen ma
rok do vezenf, kteryzto rozsudek
nenf spravnym. Jest to jen soudnf
lfcenf ma zkousku podniknute a si.
ce jen "a tim icelem, ably sc po.
mohlo mexick5m bandit6m CARO-.
wynn, jiz do Anamcsy poslani byli,
ma svobo1u. Bandit6 byli odsou-
zeni ma tfi leta do vezenf pro po-
rusenf neutrality, nalezejfce k rot6
Garzov6, Jez utekla sc pres Rio
Grande do Texasu. Kdyby 40 po.
vedlo dostati je vezeaf nemohli
by b5ti pax vydani ylada mexicke,
jez by je jist6 odpravila. Spojen6
staty polapenf chlapfka tech stale
pr5 100000.
Banky Kansas City.
V Kansas City, paddy dne 10.
6ervence dv6 banky najednou a "a
by ma TO oznameno bylo, &c jests
jedna banka pfestala obchodovati.
Naval ma druhe banky nasledkem
toho byl ohromny a zmatek veliky.
prynf zayfela National banka. max
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-07-19

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-07-19
Banky ' Kansas City.

V Kansas City, paddy dne 10.
6ervence dv6 banky najednou a "a
by ma TO oznameno bylo, ze jeats
jedna banka pfestala obchodovati.
Naval ma druhe banky nasledkem
toho byl ohromny zmatek veliky.
Prvnf zavfela National banka, pax
Franklin Savings a hned ma to
Northtrup Bank of Kansas City.
Zavaxky dluhy padlycb bank jsou
znaGn6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28

ONLY three more days TO save 10 per
cent on Water Rents. Office opcn'
every nightthis week until S O'clock
TIE City WATER BoARD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28

When on n visit to Iowa, Mr.. X. Dali
ton, of Luray, Russell county, Kansas,
called ut the laboratory OF Chamber
lain & Co., Des Moines, to show them
his aix-year-old boy, whose life had
been saved by Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, it having cured him OF very
severe attack of Group. Mr.. Dalton is
certain that it saved his boys life and
is enthusiastic in his praise OF the Rem
edy. For sale by viii W. Irwin, Chris.
+. Schnepf, Chas. Menkemeiier, Vim. L.
Williams, S. L. Brice, A. L. Scheele,
Will Menkemellor, John Coleman,
Richards d McElroy, w. II. Hague,
Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
and 3. +. Peabody & Son, Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28

Gro. NJ. SHOOK & Co. S great half-priCe
Cloak and Cape sale begins to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28

was drawn by Mr.. Henry NJ. Russell
and was witnessed by Hon. Daniel
Lamb. II was written June 70, 1871,
and was recorded in Clerk Hooks office
few days after Mr.. Reilly's decease.
When its provisions become known gem
eral comment resulted, on account OF Its
unusual character. 1t is divided up
into numbered sections, the substance
Of which were as follows:
!. Appoints ri. Rev. John ]. hain
and Rev. John I. Sullivan, executors Of
OF his last will, and specifics that no
security shall be required. Directs that
the funeral expenses, expense OF adj
ministering the estate, and just debts
be paid, and that certain article OF
agreement with his wife be carried into
full effect, with certain notifications.
2. Devises ITO John j. Kahn and John
7. Sullivan, trustees, all OF his prop
erty, to be held on certain trusts. The
trustees have almost unlimited power
under this section. 1t is provided that
mono OF his property shall DO invested
in church property, or OF any educa-
tional or benevolent institution con-
nected with the church, They are en-
powered to conduct the wholesale gro
Gerry business, and can wind 1t up at
any time. Each trustee can at any
time appoint Il successor.
3. The trustees are to hold and con-
troll the property until the death OF his
child or grandchild who lives the long
est. They can, from to time, pay GER
tain sums to certain Of his chrildren
and grandchildren as follows: George
V. Reilly, John ]. Reilly, James V.
Reilly, Helen NJ. Jamison, aud to the
widow OF his son, Thomas N. Reilly:
The sums to be paid the families OF
these children are left to the discretion
oil the two trustees.
4. The trustees are directed to pay to
his son, Michael, $40, land no more"
in the language OF the paper.
5. Expresses his desire that the
younger children shall have proper raj
ment and schooling. but mo extray-
agance is encouraged"
q. On the death OF the longest living
child all the property and accumula-
tons is to be divided in equal shares
among tine descendants OF his sons,
George V. Reilly, John j. Reilly, james
V. Reilly, Thomas NJ. Reilly, aud OF his
daughter, Helen NJ. Jamison. A fifth
goes to each family, and each part is to
be equally divided among those ell
titled to it. Amounts given out during
his lifetime are to be deducted IRON
each share.
Z. Request of furniture to his wife.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28

The Dallas, Texas, Erninq Star of De-
cember %, announces the death OF Mira.
A. ?. Wozencrait, daughter OF Hon:
Ben Wilson, OF Clarksburg. She had
been married and lived in Dallas but
two years. Mrs. Wozencraft, or Vir-
ginia wilson, was well known, and will
be deeply mourned in Wheeling. She
was educated at Mt. De Chantal and
afterwards travelled in Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28

FEEBLE and capricious appetitos arc
best regulated by the use OF Ayers
Cathartic Pills. They do not debiiitNte,
by excessive stimulation; but cause the
stomach, liver and bowels to perform
their functions properly. As an after
dinner pill, they are unequaled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28

stop womnn's suffering and euro woman's
ailments. It's DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Pre-
harniesS-a powerful general, as well as ute
rine tonic and neryine, impartlng vigor and
strength to the whole system. For periodical
pains, weak back, bcaring-down sensations,
nervous prostration, and all female COM
plaints,n it's positive remedy. 1t improves
digestion, enriches the blood, dispels aches
and pains, melancholy and nervousness,
brings refreshing sleep, and restores health
and strength.
No other medicine for women Is gnardn-
tccG rs this is If it fails to give satisfaction,
in any case, the money paid for it Ia TO
funded You pay only for the good you set.
On these terms its the cheapest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28
Union victorian Legion.

Tho installation OF the newly elected
officers OF Encampment No. 10 Union
Veteran Legion will be public and will
occur this evening ut the Grand Army
Hall, Mt 1880 o'clock. All old soldiers
are invited TO be present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28

in which to save Fifty Dollars in the
Purchase of Piano at Houses Special
Sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28

The Wheeling Bridge Company have
adopted penny tolls tor male foot passage.
EenInles free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28

Monday, January l, will be the last
day OF Houses Special Piano Sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

a. you have noted. May be allowed 20
ray that much. II not ali Of II. is the re-
suit Of the action OF the southern wing
OF the Democratic coneressmen. or rather
senator's, now In seesion In Washington?
l am not a politician; claim TO be no
Moses. and have no idea that / am a
Solomon. but II the muttering OF the
thunderous voices OF the masses be any
indication OF storm, then those same
senators would better be building for
themselves an ark. and the Democratic
party would better look out for an Ara
rat upon which TO land their remnants
OF a party. for the people are tired Of
fooiishness. senatorial courtesy" long
winded speeches. and want this question
settled.
Settle H." SETTLE IT," says the mer-
chant. the mechanic. and the farmer.
Settle II says the man starving for bread.
and likely this winter 10 freeze for the
want OF fuel. These people care little for
party when the wolf is at the door. and
woe 10 the party who needless OF their
entreaty stops for senatorial courtesy"
These senators were elected to do just
what Mr.. Cleveland called them together
TO do, and now they ''go back" on the
very people who elected them.
Lay the lash OF public opinion TO the
shoulders Of these blocking senator's.
and like McDun. ds nned be he who first
cries Hold, enough" MADISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
ON SAFETIES TO THE FAIR.
Plucky Minnesota Girls Riding to Chicago
on Their Bicycles.


Mabel Lincoln Lane Is the name OF
rather pretty girl who rode in from
Mortified TO Minneapolis this week. says
the Minneapolis Journal. the greater part
Of the distance over terribly mud
dy roads, and part of the time
through pelting rain. Miss Lane
is the daughter OF well-known
farmer. living short distance from
Mortified, and the young lady herself
has been attending school there during
the last year. Her ride TO Minneapolis
was not accomplished with the idea Of
acquiring any newspaper fame or OF es-
tabishing "A road record for girls under
20 but simply for the reasons which are
best told in her own language by this
dark-eyed and lithe-imbed brunette
There IL a funny little story in connec-
ton with my riding a safety TO Mime
apolis." said Miss Lane to a reporter.
Some time ago my father promised me
that should go to the Worlds Fair. and
! counted on the trip very much. Later
on several OF the girls / know got safety
wheels, and, Of course. / wanted one, too.
When / asked my father he replied TO
me that / could either have the wheel or
go to Chicago, but he could not afford to
give me both. chose the wheel, and Ill
tell you why
Several of the girls who own wheels
have decided TO travel awheel TO the Fair
and get there before the gates close. a
married couple. both good riders nave
consented to chaperon the party. and we
are to start next Monday. 1t is not the
intention TO ride very hard but to go
on by easy stages every day. We have
scheduled the trip to reach the World
Fair city in thirteen days from the time
we start, but IL may take us little
longer None OF us will ride back. My
brother is in Chicago, and he will await
me there. | think / can prevail on him
to pay my way home on the train With
the rest Of the party"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
CANNlBAllSM IN SACHALIENo
Convicts In Eastern siberia Driven by
Hunger to Eat Their Companions.

The Japan Mail brings the following
story Of cannibalsm In Eastern Siberia;
1.-THE last number OF the Nladivostock' a
newspaper published in Eastern Siberia
reveals a terrible state of affairs among
the convicts on the island OF Saghalien.
1t would appear that the convicts there
have been treated by some of the subor-
dinate prison authorities so harshly that
the Governor of the island has been
obliged to interfere for their protection.
"A warder named Khanof and some
of his assistants, who at one time were
conVicts themselves and had been raised
TO the rank Of jailers. have been removed
from their posts. Khanons treatment
of the prisoners was so abominable tnat
a number of them crippled themselves,
cutting off fingers and toes in order 10 be
treated as invalids and to be freed from
his terrible cruelties. Others fled to the
impenetrable forest. where they suffered
all the horrors Of hunger
I'm satchel belonging to a fugitive
convict. who had been hunted down, were
found pieces OF human flesh. Investga-
ton revealed that this man had been
one of a party of four. and that only
one Of them now remained. The others
had been killed and devoured by their
comrades"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
stn.nia Maana


A good workman likes good tools, but in
an exigency he can get along with very
simple and homely contriysnces. The st.
Louis Globe Democrat cites a striking ex-
ample:
A we'll was TO be cleaned. but the man
who had undertaken the Job was afraid to
90 down until he had tested the quality OF
the air at the bottom. He let down n
lighted candle. and when il was about six
feet from the bottom 1t went ont as sud
denly as if Whit of wind had struck 1t.
That told the man all he needed to know.
The we'll was full of poisonous gas. He
took small umbrella. tied string 10 the
handle; and lowered 1t. open. INTO the well.
Then be drew it up, carried it few feet
from the well. and upset II. This opera
ton he repeated twenty or thirty times,
with the bystanders, who are never absent
on such occasions, all laughing at him.
After this he let down another candle.
Il burned clearly even at the bottom. Be
fore going down to his work he explained
TO those who had been making fun OF him
that the gas in the we'll was carbonic.acid
gas. which is heavier than air. and there
fore could be drawn up IN an umbrellas as
If il had been so much water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

Demoepotte Appointments
WANNA SrArr DxnoCHAric COMMITTEE
Rrcnxoxp. October rs. 1ssa
The following announcements for pub
lie speaking are made;
nov. RODENT @. KENT
Leesburg. October 30th.
HON. THOMAS WHITMAN.
Greepyiile. November Sd 6 p. MI.
Middlebrook. November 81 (7:30 l. M).
Mt. Sidney, November 4th (7:30 Z. M
Waynesboro'. November 9th (7;S0 +. M.
GENERAL yrrzHUoH LEE.
Winchester Courthouse. October 30th.
New Market. November lst (night).
Clifton Forge. November "a.
Goshen. November Sd.
Rockbridge Baths, November 4th.
HON. JOHN A. BUCHANAN.
At Newborn. Pulaski county. November
9th.
HON. JOHN ooopE.
Manchester, November I'd (night).
South Boston. November Sd (night).
Charlotte Courthouse. November Ith
(night).
Staunton. November 9th.
HON. d. GARDINER TYLER.
Princess Anne Courthouse, November
9Th.
II. n. POLLARD.
Clover. Halifax county. November 4th.
Nottoway Courthouse. November I'd.
II. d. FLOOD.
Amherst (special). October 31st.
Amherst Especially. November Isl,
Campbell (Spring Mills.)
Covington. November 9Th
HON. J. W. MARSHALL.
Franklin Courthouse, November eth.
HON. c. A. SWANSON.
Franklin Courthouse, November 9Th.
W. A. LITTLE, JR.
Louisa county, November lst Especially.
Louisa county, November I'd (specIaD.
Gloucester county, November Attn (spe-
ciaD.
MEADE HAsKISs.
Hardin's Shop. October Slst.
Burkville. November 4th.
JUDGE W. II. MANN.
Smithfeld. Isle of Wight. November 9Th.
HON. EpPA HUSroN.
Smithville, Charlotte, November 6th.
HON. J. RANDOLPH TUCKER
At Lexington, November 9th.
JUDGE W. R. STAPLES,
Berkeley. Norfolk county, November 3D..
s. Il. JONES.
At Franklin Courthouse, November 9Th.
BAKER p. LEE.
Accomac Courthouse, October 30th.
W. X. AYLETr.
Emporia. Greenesville county, Novem-
Der 9Th.
sUDGE ". Il. MANN,
Smithfield, Isle of Wight county. No.
vember 9Th.
Isle of Wight Courthouse. November 9Th.
Newport News. November Sd.
HON. JOHN E. MASSEY.
At King and Queen Courthouse, Novem-
Der Cd.
HON. BEVERLY b. MUNFoRD.
Chesterfield county. November Sd (spe-
ciaD.
Chesterfield county, November 4th (soe-
cisD.
Powhatan Courthouse. November 9th
(court-day.)
JUDGE q. q. JUNKIS.
Crafts. Scott county, November lst
Duflield. Scott county. November %.
Pennington Gap. November 80.
Jonesville. Lee county, November 4th.
J. TAYLoB ELLYsoS. Chairman.
James r. Fisher. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
HAYES RULED OFF.
Tho Young Virginia Gentleman Ride
Disgracss himself.

The two days meeting of the Hemp
stead Farm Racing Association held at
Hampstead. l.. l.. wound up Saturday
with one of the most disgraceful scenes
ever witnessed on race course, says
the Washington Star. Society had turned
out III full force to see the gentlemen"
Jockeys ride, and from the boxes in the
grand-stand and from on top OF drags
that were lined along the fences about
600 society people witnessed the races.
All went well and the sport was thor
oughly enjoyable until the horses were
brought back TO the post after the fourth
race. IL was then that society women
and society men were treated to an exhi-
bition by William Hayes, OF Virginia, an
Engiishman. who lives near Warrenton,
Is well known here. and has often APP
peared In the saddle In the local tracks.
Immediately after he dismounted,
Hayes, who weighs fully 10 pounds.
strobe over TO a lad named Murray,
who was Just leaving his saddle, and
began beating the boy over the head
and shoulders with is heavy riding wnip.
The boy yelled with pain, and managed
10 get out OF the stirrups, and run away.
The people in the grand-stand were howl
ing like band of Indians. but Hayes
paid no attention to them and followed
the lad up.
Murray got away by jumping a fence.
and Hayes went back to the judges
stand. When IN front of the stand Track
Superintendent James Mortimer admon-
ished Hayes. and the latter became angry.
He Is quite deaf. and went close to Mr..
Mortimer TO hear what he was saying.
The superintendent said loudly into
Hayes ear: Il said. you are not III to
ride in gentlemen's race"
Hayes was now angered beyond con-
troll, and ne struck Mr. Mortimer on the
Jaw. The spectators rushed from the
grand-stand 20 the track and Hayes was
taken away. lie threw his arms about
wildly talked fight for ten minutes, and
donned another suit of colors TO ride In
Immediately after the track was cleared,
q meeting of the board %
held and Hayes was ruled off.
In the race Hayes had the mount on
Foresight the odds-on favorite. He was
never prominent in the race. but in ex-
PLANTATION Of his conduct he claimed that
Murray had fouled him and caused him
20 lose lot of ground. His ruling-off viii
bar Hayes from riding at the Baltimore
meeting this week. for the Hampstead
races were run under the management or
the American Hunt and Pony Race Asso-
ciation. OF which the Baltimore club Is
also member
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
Chinese Honors for "A bishop.

The North China News says: Bishop
Anser. the head of the German Roman
Catholic Miss ON IN South Shantung. has
been honored by the Emperor of China
with the hght-blue button (third class.
This distinction has been conferred upon
him in consideration of his meritorIous
services IN preserving concord between
native Christians and non-Chrlstians.
With the exception of the old jesuit
missionaries this honor has been conferred,
so far as is known, on only two other mis-
sionaries-naIuely, the late Bishop OF Pc
kin. Mgr. 1aglabue, and Pere Favler. who
received this decoration for their services
in connection with the transfer OF the old
Peitang Cathedral at Pekin."