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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING.
Six Men Arrested at Newport News and
Others to Follow.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, September o.
(Speclsl)-W. Allen Haynes. G. II. Uzzle,
=. ]. Augler Frank James. John a.
Seldom, Jake Brittenstein, and George
Swan have been arrested here by Robert
c. Ould. Special Customs Inspector. charg-
ed with smuggling, and will have hearing
on Monday The affair is the talk Of the
town tonight. Haynes is young man
of family, and holds quite responsible
position with the Old Dominion steamship
Company UZzle Is also married man,
and has been in the mercantile business
here for a number OF years, he having only
n few days ago sold out his interest In
the ship chandlery business. Mugler Is
well known here, and Is quite well 10 40
He conducts saloon and restaurant
on Washington avenue. The other parties
are all colored, and are now In the county
jaIl. Haynes, Uzzle. and Mugier having
given bail for their appearance before
District-Attorney Francis X. Lassiter.
Mr. Ould says that other arrests VIII
fosow in the next few hours, ana before
he finishes his work he Will have dozen
or more in the meshes. The offence TOT
which these parties were arrested was that
of smuggling two barrels OF whiskey from
the British steamship Alicia on the night
of July 18th. The ship had cleared from
the custom-house and was lying In the
stream, when the negroes, under the ui-
rcction of Haynes, rowed out TO the
vessel and received the whiskey, one par
rel of which was taken to Muglers ana
the other TO the establishment OF Uzzle
Mr.. Oud says that the negroes nave
given the whole affair away, ana the
evidence he has against all hands Is posi-
tive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30

r,u yard.Wide Good Unbleached Cot
ton at &c. c...o,
Very Heavy Fine Unbleached Cotton,
7-S wards wide. You used 10 peg iof !us'
such at &c. We give 1t to you now a. &C
Full Yard-Wide Fine and coarse IN.
bleached Cotton. fully worth &C. We e'S
you what you want al &C; IN,
'fynbleached Jeans Well 1t Is worth ioc'
but WI are going TO sell II 10 you LOT o,t VA,
Full Yard Wide Frult-of-the-E LOOM !,
Bleaehed You s sI1 !, w aa s ySe pay III
Good Apron Ginshams in all size cheeks
Dress Ginghams, checks and plaids, me
nice fall styles They are sne s ,s lot s we
give them to you at 6hc. ~
Outing Cloth for boys shirts ana shirt-
Dress CO SOS q suas eAe s5e We
sell IL to you for l9c. IA
Double-Fold q Dress Goods. all new de,
signs changea6le colors. They Will eos, cost
you zoe. anywhere, but to raAe n'As
breeze We Will sell them az l-l.6t na nice
soods-Ss inches wide, black. navy, garnet !;
green, tan, and gray. When YOU see \,
you will wonder how we DO H. we SCH
s e. Henrietta. fine twill and perfect
colors. in black. brown. blue, garnet, ahn
Sc come ana yet them from us at &c.
Best American Indigo Blue Calicoes'
stripes. dots. figures, and solid ,eolors, &c.
For Boys school Suits we sell you aso ,ng
best Wool Goods you ever pousn' 'S''0
navy-biue in the loo at 2c.
Ladies' KID Gloves we are headquarters
on See our CLUE Patent-Thumb f-But-
ton. in black and colors, at 81. They are
lust as good as anything you ever PAID
$40 for. Every pair fully guaranteed.
A. 50c we give you a good Kid Glove In
black, tan. mode. and gray.
See our Bargain Counters II you want 10 see
them elsewhere. We deliver goods anywhere II
wi - A nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
MURDER IN PITTSYLvANIA.
william Forest Shoots and Kills Henry
Kehtts-He Escapes-Political.


pANVILLE, VA, September @.-(Spe-
cial)-On Wednesday near Straightstone
this county, a difficulty occurred between
two negro men-William Forest and Will
liam Henry keatts-when the former shol
and killed the latter with shotgun. a
woman was the cause Of the diihculJ'
and after doing the deed Forest made
his escape, and has not yet been appre-
hended. The murdered man was cOnslS-
cred very dangerous when drinking. lie
had served a term In the state Peniten'id-
~ for the murder OF George Little, whom
he killed with a knife at Mt Airy fltt-
sylyania county. Forest is OF medium
height and weighs about $50 pounds he
a. of Interchangeable color, light suit OF
candy whiskers, a thin upper lip, speaks
somewhat indistincty but quickly, SHOWS
his upper gums when talking, and Is
little tongue-tied.
The United States District Court Tor
the Western District OF virginia Will
meet in this city in November.
The Democrats in this city have a,
last resolved to get to work, and none
too soon. II they expect to do any work.
The Republicans have been working, one
of the old organizers has been here, and
the forces are better united now IMAM
they have been In many elections.
The meetings being conducted In Neapo-
lis by Evangelist Schooifeld are moving
along nicely. There have been quite d
number OF professions, and he Is receiving
the support OF all denominations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
THE RICHMoND DIspATCH-sUNDAY SEPTEMBER 80 1884,

Thursday morning about I o'clock. he
was born March 5. ISIS, having ilvsd . 20
thu ripe age of 70 years and montns.
IT. ..ss one of the bsst-known citizens
of this place, ana was universally liked.
his disposltion being q kindly. generous
one. and his good humor made ,,r.s MN nwa :
moro sincerely regretted. :,
Mr. J. F. DieRerbacher' publisher OF o.
,hs p,stsburg city Directory and Rail
road. Guide. Is visiting Mrs. George W.
Mlley and friends. m this vicinity =, III.
DR. C. Hickman. wife, and son. OF III liz
ton Ga. who have been spending the
, ,on; four months with relatives and
friends in this and adjoining .,,s.s counties
rIn.ca Moore. a well-known co!ored
nirSer OF this place, who has been work,
to- a. Harrlsonburg for some time, died
here on Monday morning Of sass,nns I'm.
a,cate a very large chestnut-crop TINS
season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
KING WILLIAM COURT.
Fortune Randolph Sent to the Peniten'
tiary-Defegates Elected

KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE. VA,
September 2s-(Speciai)-The County
Court adjourned yesterday afternoon, nav
ing been in session four days. engaged IN
the case OF Commonwealth against for,
tune Randolph. The accused was IouIu
guilty and sentenced to three years In
the penitentiary.
The fall term of the Circuit Court Tor
this county begins next Monday. Inc
est will be tried. The probabilities are
that the court will continue ten or twelve
days.
The following gentlemen have been Sc
lected as delegates to the immigration con-
vention, which meets in Richmond on the
10th of October: A. p. Mooklar. Henry
Bell and d. c. Garrett.
The recent storms have caused the
tides TO be unusually full. and shooting
sora has been the chief amusement Tor
the sportsmen. some Of them killing as
many as 90 on q tide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
Colonial Capital Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. September O.
(Special Mrs. Beverly $. Scott. OF
EweI. left during the week for Spring.
field. Tenn, to visit relatives.
super ntendent Moncure and Chief
Clerk Mercer, OF the Eastern State Hos
pital, who have been to New York du-
ring the week on business connected with
the institution. returned last evening by
the Old Dominion Line. and had It very
rough all the way down, many OF the
passengers being seasick soon after the
Yorktown passed the Hook.
DIR. Edwin @. Booth Is slowly re-
covering from his long attack OF sick
ness. The Doctor Is yet confined to the
The School Board Of Bruton District.
worry county, has been called TO meet
Monday. TO elect teachers for the different
schools In the district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
PROSPERITY IN soYoToN.
An Immense Warehouse Being Erected
Other improvements.


Other Improvements.
BOYDTON. VA, September %'-'ope-
ciai)-Our lovely town Is prepafihs "
take its lawful place In the pusi"ea'
enternrises of the county. Under the d.
rectIon of Mr.. C. y. Park Messrs. George
"a lynch and George NJ. Brown are having
built upon an eligible lot an Immense
tobacco warehouse and prize-room' !, 70
designed TO make II very con,p'
establishment for the sale anu tiie 49, a
ling of the weed. The Wells brothe.o
have leased 1t, and they VIII strise ,, ~
,n,ka the ECLIPSE" the peer OF any inc
,,"snrisa our home buyers will be IN
creased by those from distance WI"
baya EXPRESSED a determination 10 nav
ra,resentatives here. The success OF ths
Banner Warehouse under the =.
and enterprisiDg management OF M -.
7. Rantist. Jr.. confirms the beileI ,na'
tb,s Mace is destined to become ING
tobacco centre. Lt.oo, and
Mr. I ]. Throckmorton, architect anu
contractor, Is now a very Dusy MAJ.
In addition TO work at other poIhtS' u"
has recently drawn the designs LOT anN
is supervising the erection OF an a'''ao
tivs store for Mr.. w. @. Peasants ono
of our popular merchants.
PERSONAL.
,trs F.veline Clack and son. Mr. Walter
Clack. were summoned to the bedside oi
Mr. Thrower Clack, at CLIFTON fofge, va
This young man was seriously SICK VIZ"
typhoid-fever. He is now reported pc'.ei'
Mrs Marion Williamson. a most es-
Unable young lady, the daughter OF Dr'
! W. williamson, IS quite SICK WIN
tvnhoId-fever. Drs. Hamilton ana Gar
ter. two of our prominent physicians, are
attending the case. &,
Mr.. Merritt Briggs, OF Norfolk, was IN
town this week on legal business III
which he was associated with MessiS'
Rockies a. Goode, attorneys at law
Mr. w. ]. Hurt, Of Bedford CITY, ihs
newly-elected principal OF the srau1a
school here. has arrived. lie comes hisH''
Mrs sumter de Leon Lowry, OF - ~;
Augustine. Fla, who has been on q va, .nis
TO her sister, Mrs. i. /. "eDo' "a
place. has returned home % Tho
Mr.. George b. Finch. presiueh. VI ,rnr,
Pank of Mecklenburg. has returned Ilo''
80. In, 20 the Crockett Arsenic Springs
NJ frank Homes and Miss BESSIE
,In,nes children OF Judge W. T.. Homes
800 Ief, "a attend Randolph-Macoh Coi-
,o',a and Randolph-Macon woman |O
lege, respectively. Alabama Is
Mr. Kennon Williams, OK AiS ,,s,,,,a ne
..,ait,,g his brother, Mr.. c. y. H,ia'',9'
30 the firm of Williams & Goouc' jam
ers. c,,,n has left 70
Mis' sorooI At DR.. d. Il. Zolliconers s. III
1 NoTthampton county. n. c. , Fannie
N %rs a. 5. Boyd and sister, Miss Fame ns,
Nm I'm are visiting relatives on the HAS'
Mr., Bailey Fonshill has return, reIurneID Den.
,esume his studies at the Bai'''i'0''
tai College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
INDUCEMENTS THAT ATTRACT,

Fosters Patent 7-Hook. in black and
tan. You never bought pair under rs
We are selling them al 15c.
CORSETS We handle none but the
best make such ~ Th0mson's Gloye-Fit-
| ting. r. x G.. {. h., ". T.. and Warner
! When in need of Corset see ours. We
guarantee to save you money on them.
For 25c. we give you the grandest Rib
bed Vest for ladies you ever saw, Ask 10
See II, and you viii say 50.
Did you ever buy q Towel rs inches long
and q inches Wild for i0c.? No, But
come and We will sell you one for that
See our Real Table Daniaek at 20c. II
you want 10 see something that viii sur
prise you.
Our stock OF Lace Curtains IS Just Inn
mense, and at prices lower than ever
heard of before-from Csc. per pair Up.
Ask 10 see them.
Ladies' and Children's Hose-back and
fancy, good quality-you get of us at 81.
Ladies' Full Seamless Fast-Black Hose.
l0c.-would be cheap at l5c.
For 81 We give you pairs or Ladies'
Black Hose that were never thought Of
being sold under 5Qc. per pair.
our Ladies' Black and Tan Hose AZ &c.
are just as good as formerly sold at toc.
Our Mems Black. Cream. and Tan Half
Hose at pairs for 2oc. we guarantee YOU
can't match anywhere under 20c. per pair.
At 10c. we give you Mems Black ana
Tan Half-Hose that you pay i5c. for else
where.
We sell you 1914 Cohasset Bieachet
SheetIng at 20c. II Is sold as a bargain
everywhere at &c.
At Ice. We give yen an AL Cnbleachei
10-i Sheeting.
For zoe we sell you Pure-I .ineD-Bosom,
Reinforced Back and Front Unlaunderet
Shirt, as good as anything you ever paid
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH We have a fun
| line In /, ~, and yards wide, good quail
' ~, at 25c per yard
FOODS ct Just about half you have been paying Tor
Rich mond or Manchester.
yOOD. 1545 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
EIGHTH DISTRICT CHAlRMEN.
Conference With Hon. j. Taylor ElIyson-
Meredith Confident.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA. September %
(Special.)--A conference Of the chairmen
of the Democratic committees of the
counties of the Eighth District with Hon.
j. Taylor Ellyson, chairman OF the State
committee. was held in the Office OF
Messrs. Brent & Carter. on Fairfax
street, to-day, and plans were arranged
for the proper organization Of the
Democratic voters in the district, ana
the bringing out of q full vote on the
electon-day.
Hon Il. f. Meredith was present. and
seemed confident that he would be re-
elected by large majority. Among the
chairmen present were: Barley. of Alex
andria; Love, Of Fairfax; Rector. OF
Loudoun; Thornton. of Prince william
Williams, of Orange; Jacobs. OF Stafford.
and Gigsley. OF King George.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
mRs MINNIE McAULeYs TRIAL.
Strong Testimony Against the fr'''"'
Nh. Shooting Deliberate.

.,,xroN VA. September 2s.-(Spe-
o,ol,-The second day OF the tilai VI 'i,'
mic McCauley, charged with 'he i''iu
- har husband. Dixie McCauiey' hs'
Two near Barterbrook, In this cou"'''
,,.as f,ll Of interest, and the courthouse
nocled AS was the case yesterua!'
.hn nrisoner's mother. brother anu cn ii',
."S O., court Mrs. McCauley haiu,s
,otsea her head once during the Wiz
az and was continually soopi"s'
;ro1recsion Is that the Commonweal'h n''
made out a strong case. Inc stai
80 the dav was Mrs. Mary Shihett, Sis
ter of AlcCauley, who was at an auJoihin5
bouse at the time Of the shootiiis, anu
who was at the wounded man SUI y
few minutes thereafter. her testiihohy
y,ae I'm the main corroboratVe Oh lhIt 81
80 H., sister OF the accused, which
annaars in to-day's Dispatch. Mrs. Shii-
LII further testified that her brother' tie
deceased had discovered that his wile'
the prisoner, had been an Inmate Oh he'e
raj disreputable houses whiie ne was III
the United States artillery service, houses
Lont nv negroes, and that he had DE
cided not 10 live with her again. Colonei
Craig vigorously cross-examined this WIZ
ness, but got little from her.
NOT AN ACCIDENT.
J. william Churchman, justice or the
peace and acting coroner in the case, sad
he had gone TO the deceased's bedside 10
take his dying declarations. but before
his statement could be written down Nc
Cauley became deliriOus. However,
lucid interval interviewed, whereupon Nc
Cauley said his wife, the prisoner. had
shot him deliberately and purposely. and
that It was not an accident Messrs. kol-
ner. Britt, and Tinsley testified that Nc
Cauley said after he WAS shot that the
wound was not an accidental one. Tne
double-barrelled breech-loader. right bar
rel loaded and spent shell in left barrel
was Identified by Measrs Shihett Deputy
Sheriff Dawson, and County-Clerk VIII
liam A. Burnett. The case was adjourned
over until Monday. when, after examina-
ton Of two or three other State witnesses,
the defence will put in testimony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
CANNOT EXPLAIN 1T.
.,,,.,,on Of the a. 5. 4 +.

NEW YORK. September zs.-.Ine sun
saws the Georgia Southern ana r,os'' q
Reorganization Commune sa,n snno Of n
plan p wy which will issue NUo'oN
new eo n,aaoe per cent. bonds. zsS4"n
mrs, mrs, ,aod u.ois.Ooo second preferred
nrst ooe zoo common stock. These se.
s snp,, care are 20 be given for securities OF
s sSs o,d company. on terms fully explain
ed In the plan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
TO ASSASSlNATE THE FAMILY.
Judge Brentano, Wife, and Daughter Shot
nt in Chicago.

CHICAGO. September 29-Judse Bren-
taro. OF the Superior Court, and his
family have apparently been marked for
assassination. although the facts have
been kept quiet. The first attempt was
made to kill Mrs. Brentano about
o'clock Wednesday evening. She was
standing I'm front of a window. when
shot was fired, and the next instant
bullet came crashing through the pane OF
glass barely missing her 1t went
through the outer screen, and lodged In
the wall opposite.
THE DAUGHTER FIRED AT.
Thursday afternoon Judge Brentanos
daughter was playing in the backyard
when another bullet crashed into the
rear OF the house. coming, evidently,
from the same direction as the nrst Last
night Judge Brentano himself was the
one who came near being killed. lie was
in the kitchen In front OF the same VIII
dow before which his wife was stand
ING "Wednesday evening. The third bullet
from the revolver of the unknown mis-
crcant came through the window-pane
abont six inches from the hole mace oy
tho first shot The bullet missed Judge
Rrentano's head by about three lnches,
ord vent into the wall close To the Hrst
one. I'M
CANNOT EXPLAIN 1T.
rrdea Rrentano cannot imagine why
thes. attempts should be made TO XII
him or his wife and daughter. He Is not
u',IlIne 10 say out and out that ne thinks
the shots were fiied by wouid-oe as
sassin. 1T may be the WORK OF some u, "
rnSnonsible person, who rs trying 10
- a scare or a careless marksman'
I'd he 81 do not know of any enemies
Who would ike TO XIII me- or OF any
80 od,clal acts ] have done 10 incur
.s' a,snleasure OF any set OF men
rsor'C.ourt bench OF Cook county Tor
p,ort -FOUR years He Is the Judge VINO
,r,ed the Prendergast case. but does no,
believe that his connection win Una. , u,,a'
@ anvthing 10 do with the shootihg'
mas O. -. are AT work on the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
neath of Mr. ISL. b. Ott.

WOODSTOCK. VA. September %
fsrsc,al )--After an illness OF several
vonnth.. duration. Mr.. william b. OFT
Ala sf his residence Mt this nisca on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30

$50 pairs Misses Springfield, high-cut.
former prices $50, 81, and S.5o TO be
closed out at 81
our regular line OF Misses School Shoes
at CSC. cannot be beaten for the money.
A Z0-page School-Pad free. .,
our BOYS School Shoes at SIC. and VI
are the best we have ever seen Tor the
money.
s,chool-Pads free.
Roys' Fine Dress Shoes for SIS and
$50. Latest styles and shapes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
CONSUMPTION

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thousands Of hopeless cases have been per.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30

COOKING-STOVE NO. z
with the following utensils clothes boiler, 2
pots and covers, 1 tea-kettle, g frying-pans, l
coffee-boiler, / saucepan, bskins-pans. spoon,
fork, ladle, ple-plates. q ieet pipe elbow,
$1O.O7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
SHUMAN 4 BOWLES,
EXPERT SHOE FILTERS,
1O1 east Broad street, corner First.
nnnn1I1n n0n m1n unnH 10 ,r0I OHIO,
SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK AS FOLLOWS:

800 pairs Children's Shoes, job-lot NJ
received, to be closed out at Doc. S..ss
to s: sell usually for Tic and more,
aOo pairs Sola-Tip Grain School Shoes,
spring heel principally large sizes; OLD
price $50. Closing out price Sc.
240 pairs Chidren's Shoes. genuine DON
COLA, patent tip, slz to IL. for 'oc.: nave
been selling for 81.
is complete in all styles. and range In
price from CSC. to 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30

PURE-FOOD
BULLETIN.
MIRROR" WHICH REFLECTS FROM
DAY TO DAY SUCH BRANDS OF HOUSE
HOLD COMMODITIES AS ATTAIN The
HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.
Wylie Busy Bee Hams
have an enviable reputation wherever
--sweet. mild-cured Hams are appreciated.
-Price i6c. per pound
Woods n. G.. Roe Herrings
--are the best Berrings that are cured, and
AS special care Is taken in packing they
--are the most esirsble-largs roe. Prloe
----2oc per dozen.
Edam Cheese.
New importation full Cream Cheese. Price
81.
Louis Norton & Co.'S
Fancy Pineapple Cheese
-received highes, marking at Worlds FAIR
New make. Price, picnic SIZE ooc' mo
dunn size, 81.
Hundley's Famous
Maracaibo Roasted Coffee
,,. 80. No,ao for ia dsiicious
--aromatic favor and wine-like ciearness.
Prize SOC. per pound
McMechen Catsup
,. nrepared with cleanliness and care.
-Pure ana delicious. Price csc. per bottle
Huchin's Soups
-receiyed the highest awards at Worlds
Fair. are rich and perfectly seasoned. aud
-prlce OF same has been reduced. frice
--35c. per quart can.
Door Mats.
"A good, large-size Cocoa Mat which usu
ally sells tor sl.25-price Toe.
Hundley's Star Rye Whiskey
lis the best obtainablo for tho price. Foul
--Tea as old and straigh. Rye whiskey. Price
--S2.25 per gallon.
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fancy Groceries and Fine Liquors
52S east Broad street,
PRONE $50.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
| SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS
| lse 30-su. Tu&Thl
PROPOSALS.
dds WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
/ Dig NJ. OCTOBER s. 1894. for graveiltnl
| ~ ooo fact of roadway at Curis Neck, uenric
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
I.rCIAN MINOR.

Whether Iuclan Minor was ever regu-
i5 s.. actual editor Of the Messenger
..-t here poe asserted, but thefe was
g.. .-. ,I.. ia whose taste. Judgment.
s f..u!ln.p Mr.. White repoSed such
.....t confidence. lie was the elder
t.- u Professor John l.. Minor, and
g.. u.rc once law partners IN Char-
t.... The younger became pro-
% law in the institution when
'1lnded. and Is the great teacner
.e t.I Indeed. he may yet have the
..r @ cel brating his golden wedding
' t.r law department OF ms DeIoFeu
1901. Nater Lacian was appointed pro,
o. law In venerable William anu
:! at. whore jefferson Mas educated anu
l..t- ,r lel pure and useful life. boui
6 taHc brothers and third one hao
l.. s..I sense and Independence 10 DC
..,nasttrs
I.a Mmor was a very different man
Z m Poe and IN many important re-
, just BIS opposite and was most
l.5 better equipped for the position OF
sHor lie was well posted in literature
lr.lais llt;le over conservative 70
Wis the older wells OF English I'M
>..rl was an exceedingly chaste ana
tr'.t writer. an excellent critic. even
O. himself. and as fair and conscientious
ts PIE was slsshing and spltefui. and
D. Was ar temperate as Poe was curious.
Indeed he was styled the Father Mathew
% Virginia" and the Sons OF Temperance
ta,c erected an appropriate monument
ger his grave in the college grounds In
Williamsburg.
DE Undertook the publication Of a news
PAPER which should be absolutely fair
Impartial. and independent towards all
tafues and 1 think II was for it's columns
ina. he wrote his inimitable sketch OF
4 Model Lawyer" MIR. White, remark
re upon the impolicy OF sucn a work
q the Messenger copying from a news
taper made an exception In favor OF this
loclcton and republished H.
Among Mr. Minors contributions 10 the
Messenger WAS an account OF his obser-
'ell j0uIDeyinEs afoot In New England.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-12

It j. the custom here a. else
vhera for the gorernmsnt ptase-
euter 70 draw up the Indictments
ard thereafter submit them to the
assisting attorney The oEsiee Of
the latter does not begin until
after the iadiesmeuts hzve been
presented. We DO lot approve
of the criminal libel lay. and re
ara pleased to see oar eontem
porary freed from that business.
bat giaring injustice has been
done both to Mr.. Wilsn. 70
e,lisor Smith and more especially
to the community 81 large that
pays the salary to Attorney
General ". @. Smith, not for the
purpose Of having him Sinking
bis defy through iavori,ism or
neglect. bat to enable him 70 see
tba: jnstice IS done even if an
editor, or tie heavens. fall.