Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-13
THE NEWS.

hrorCht bv m mbers of an amateur theat
rical troupe, who we're recently arrested oy
Davto,,s Chief Of Police Thomas +. Farrell,
without warrants. The ar ested parties were
vounp men and women of respectability, and
were notviolatiug the law or city ordinance
rbsv were locked in the Central Police Sta
tion all night, and released the next morn
jpg-A mau who gave the name OF Ih's.
Henry was a rested while trying to get SSo
from Robert Cutting, in Chicago, on pre-
tended note from f. II. Sothern Flora
Fontaine. colorei, diei in Colunbia, .. ",
at the age of one hundred AMI seventeen
years. She was brJu, hit there slave az tne
age of fifteen, and lived there ever since
The passenger elevator manufacturers Oh 'he
country have organized trust, the purpose
heing TO fix end control prices for passengef
elevators. The number Of firms Interested
is not known, but the indications are tna'
poston. Detroit and Chicago houses are IN
teres:ed Tha country is said to be dlVioe'
among the various companies in the comoln'
and each d)ts the business of certain por'
tion.-A new railway has been incorpor'
ated in Texas to be known as the Portland,
Monterey and Gulf Railrold Tee line VIII
begin at Portland, n ths San Antonio aug
Arausas Pass Railroad. 1t will cross tne
Neuces ris er at Harpsburg, and reach tpe
Tsxas- Mexican National at Bang le:e; thSA
II will run through Brownsville, cross ple
Biz, Grande river, and Straight to Montersy'
Eihop Hare in a sermon lir&ly ne-
7 hoapcel tie d.vorc, mills of South rakbta.
, Tine bu Iii of the Republic OF HaFl az
, the Worl - Fair was completed and lodi
rnted. Two men, who gave the narFs OF
Tony Gi'oye ard James Col man, nave
! BEEN arrested in Cincinnati on suspiqon Oh
d be NJ in the poisoning at Homesteac ra'
0 Tbs a,res5 was m ,de by the Hazen D fective
Agsrcy.-G orge JtGries isal eSel 10 nave
IN. rr ed Mi 80 Ayers at Brighton, ca, ana
10 have murdered her when she diScovered
ihss he was b gamist. - james lAanuan
J was stot in Owensbor', KY, by Lyman
:, Pierce to whose wife he had seatp Cueh-
! .ive me,:a .e.-Georse McFaddea, pro-
: pretor OF 3 variety tbeater at Fslrth ana
;, Plumb streets, st. Louis ATTEMPTED 10 com
,,;, .,,;oido hv sbootino himself lin the left
breast. He will pi obobly die. fe was con-
nee d with the Jim Cummingf tr~ln foD'
g berry, serving term in the penr'ntiary ior
II. He has been drinking heavily OF late'--
= /. c. Martindale, the wcl-lnoFn SC en- ISL
:. of Cam len, N. j., who Was Connected WIN
- many leerned societies of the 2, untry, dleo
=, at his home. "A maskel me5 OF hfty mer
:: oy,rp)wered tse sheriff and took HENRI
= Duncan, who was iu jill in loudon, 1enn'
- Without bal, charged with nlllng mar
:, named Stephens with an axe, and hung BIN
=, 10 a tree. Duncan was als5 accused OF nav
:, ing killed three other persons. The pisr
> nial session Of the Pennsy lyania legislator
was hell, and Governor Pattison's MESA,
WAS read Fire destroj sd $4,000 wort
,, of prcpsrty in the business portion OF Law
" renceville, KY. 1t started 10 the town ~
- :. and Dan King, pr soner, was burned
/. death. 80.
ae James A. Flynn, tea merchant, COZ
u rnitted suicide in Y Jug town, u, oy IL
~ haIing gas. c. G. Ferns, superintendent
u' the pbarmaceutics apartment OF Mey'
Is Jros., Drug Coz pany Of ST. Louis, con
lly r,;.,ed suicile at hi, residence in Fiieode
no by shooting himself with revoi'e'' ~. -
IS, Eorr;s came 70 St. Louis from Kansas Cl'
Ire ahout two wears ago, aud for several mon'
-, past has not been considered e&ac''y iie
'io in his mind. He. was forty-hve years
md leaves wife aud four Children
Wickbam & Co., of Huron, o., the large
dealers in fresh aud frozen fish IN the cou
sm sxv has oiyen mortgages to creditors
er- sI5O.OJO, no assignment being mas
ely dor.ements and light catch OF flsh duri
es. tho fali season. vas the i'm e1iate cause.
We is SUI posei that several other large nrinS
IN heavily involved. john Sprinkle, one
IN the non-union workmen employed a5 Hon
'ge stead last Summer, died in Ddquesne'
do was taken sick m the mills and all Efforts
ose the physicians failed TO cure him. AT
On the exposure Of the poison plot he firmly
ect lsved that he was one of the victims
doctors, how yer, told him that be was $
fering from typhoid fever'--Dr f.
Young, president Of the Board OF heai
'no died while attending banquet at 'he ~
orn - bury tCt.) Medical society at the lu'l
lon touse. He left the banquet tables 10
~, " few minutes and was found lying on
~ r y, steps leading frora the room. he oier
IL - about five minutes. es.-The jury at
IL Holly, N. j., brought in verdict hna
sts Wesley Warner, who killed Lizzie re
'.S ,,,,,1tu of murder in the first degree.