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The morning call., 1894-10-18
ALAMEDA.

Commodore j. A. Leonard OF the Encinal
Boat Club is building yacht. Although the
owner of the pretty yacht Little Annie, which
now holds the pennant OF Its club, he is am
bilious for something still sWifter and more
Injurious and is accordingly at work on the
beach near the foot OF Union street on center
board yacht, which Is TO be modelled after
original ideas OF his own, and Which will be-
perhaps, the finest on this side OF the bay. IL
is TO be about the size OF The Emerald, so feet
over all and 15 feet beam. 1t Will be a com BIZ
nation between yawl ana stoop rig. The
sloop rig Is Intended for racing a1d the yawl
zig for ordinary cruising. 1t will be furnished
with au auxiliary gasoline engine OF eight horse
power. The new yacht will De valuable ac-
qLsition 10 the EDcinal Boat Club. 1t Will not
be completed for about five months.
stopover Suits.
Now that the decision has been rendered in
the DIR. Robinson "stopOver'' case, g. H. Cum
ningharn, one OF the meu OF this city who, DUR
Ing the first part OF the year, put IN heir spare
Ilme buying tickets at Berkeley for Alameda,
ana attempting 10 stoD over In Oakland on
tnein' mas commenced to file suits similar 10
that Of DR.. Robinson in Justice Swasey's court
W ~ =. iAidmeda. lie says That although he lied
ony nVe suits yesterday afternoon TO start
Win, Win, he VIII probably have hundred or more
oeioae ne quits. ln each case there Is q penalty
nj oinos 30 h anaened. His attorney Is O. NJ Jen.
LUIS, VINO was one OF the lawyers IN the DIR.
hoplhson case. Mr.. Cunningham is lie in
surance agent Of this city.
Cricket Side Issue.
a. r. Levy likes to see good cricket game. IL
the pray cont suit HIN he feels il his privilege
and DUTY to make remarks The latter were
iast not sppfeclated M at the game at the West End
iaot non,n ounuas uy Saplaln w. Robertson of the
bohemian cricket Club. Robertson resented
them, and showed he did real hard by tapping
Levy not gently over the legs with crfcke ct bat
Levy, VINO Is harmless sort of individual. had
ine wrathlul captain arrested for battery. for
whicn oHense lie paid fiue of So before Jus-
tce Turner yesterday.
Chicken-Thieves at Work.
The police think the horse stolen in the NIGHT
from L. w. Wobber last week ana afterwsrd
found loose was not takrn by burglars, but by
aud wagon found I'm the Cohen nronsrty ~, ny, 80
been claimed by Mr.. Clausson, a rancher oo
the county road, who reported that HIS hen,
fowls appropriated.
Old Soldiers Organize.
The Veteran Republican Club has been or.
ganiZed. with the following officers: George
babcock, presidents L. l.. Hutton, yice-presi.
The morning call., 1894-10-18

Dan'l Sully opens at the Macdonough
Theater next Monday for two nights. "Tbe
Millionaire" will be the bill for Mondav
and "O'Neil, Washington, ID. c." is on the
programme for Tuesday night. The sale
of seats and boxes begins this Thursday
morning at o'clock. Popular prices will
prevail
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Caught Till.Tanpinp.

George Wilson, an ironmolder. was car.
tured while engaged in tapping till a,
S07 Howard street last night. He stou,Iv
resisted the two officers who took'him IN
the Southern station, and as the result ~
his struggles was charged with batterv
The morning call., 1894-10-18

Josephine Sabel, chanteuse information
ale; the Dore Brothers, Max Petting gill.
Herr Franz He'll. and last but not least
Severus Schaffer are the attractions at the
Orpheum.
The morning call., 1894-10-18

Conductor Scheel will give the fifth SYM
phonie concert at the Auditorium to-mor-
row evening, when crowd of the elite
may be expected. The ''pCpulars" on the
other nights of the week are comfortabIv
attended, but on Friday evening there is
a rubbing of elbows, the audience is so
closely in touch each with the other, i'm
PEELED by a common interest In the delignt.
full music of the orchestra.
The morning call., 1894-10-18

The thirty-ninth Carr-Beel popular con-
cert will take place on Saturday afternoon
next, October 20, at Golden Gats Hall, 3:15
Miss Regina Newman has been selected
as the vocalist and will sing group of
German, English and French songs
Ru bin STEMS "Es blinht der Than," Jen-
sens ''Fruiings nacht," Clayton Johns
miade's "Ritournelle." The instrumental
selections are better and more pretentious
than usual. The artists of the Sat. Pops
have a climbing am mbition.
The morning call., 1894-10-18

Church and Stage" will probably run
this week out at the Bush-street A
Saturday matinee. There are some who
have not seen the piece as yet; many
who do not care to miss it as a dramatic
curiO.
The morning call., 1894-10-18
The Messrs. Groyer have no cnmnlain

The Messrs. Grover have no complaints
to make so far of the patronage at the
Stockwell for "The Private Secretary"
and "Joe's Girls" The prices are low,
but the entertainment is above the average.
Young Len Grover has come into notice
both for his Rev. Mr.. Spalding and Joe Bag
stock. There is Burtonesque comic relish
about this actor that tells of natural apti-
tude-shOws a gift conferred by nature
and evidenced by art He may fill the
vacant place of the erstwhile Chambers
street magDate by and by; at any rate
young Lens" stage manner is full of
suggestions of the famous BILLY" even
now. ''My Son-in-Law" next week.
The morning call., 1894-10-18

The Kendals reopen the Baldwin on
Monday evening next with Arthur Wing
PinerO's "The Second Mrs. Tanqueray,"
the haZy morality of which does more as
an advertisement than all the three-sheet
lithos and newspaper ads 10 the city and
country press. The sale of seats for the
opening night will begin at the Baldwin
boX-office this morning.
The morning call., 1894-10-18

"Don Juan lad lib is in its last night at
the Tiv0li. Next FRA Diavolo" with
Mr.. Robert Dunbar a 3 the dandy brigand.
The morning call., 1894-10-18

Miss Lillian Slinkey will leave fol
Europe via New York on Saturday next.
She will remain abroad long enough TO
study music perfectly. 1t will be her
career in life.
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The morning call., 1894-10-18

James Brophy, native son. and a
graduate from Morosco's establishment,
who left this city for the East few
months ago. has made most pronounced
hit in the leading character of "The En-
sign" The Southwestern papers are in
accord in saying that until Mr.. Brophy
took the part up it had never been prop
erlY played.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NJ idweek Notes of Business at the
Different TheaterS.

Daniel L. Hart's drama. "O'NAill. the
Inventor; or, Washington, d. c." is doing
a solid business at the New California and
easily takes rank with the best of Sully 8
successes. 1t may be there is something
in the fact that the author and the actor
have similar given names. There be
two Daniels come to judgment. and be-
tween them they ought to compound play
agreeable to the public. Katie Emmett, in
Killarney" will follow Sully next week,
and the sale of seats for her engagement is
now on at the boX-office. Irish plays and
plays germane TO the Irish appear to be a
popular line Of public amusement just n w.
The morning call., 1894-10-18

Barney McCauley's favorite old drama.
Uncle Dan'l; or. A Messenger from jar
Wis Section is filling the auditorium of
Morosco's Grand Opera-house, with W.
NJ. Gleason in the title role. he has a
firm grasp of this interesting character,
and there is little, if any, choice, be ween
his treatment of the strongly drawn Dan'l
and the manner in which il was handled
by his predecessors in this city. The Sc
lection of pieces al this theater. so far. has
been happily made. All those put up
have hit the public in the right place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue OF q Deed OF Trust Of date TIE 18th
day OF October. 1885. between /. L. Hyatt
and Timothy Locke, Trustee. and recorded IN
Deed Book No. IS. P2se 10, in the Counfy
Clerks Once OF jefferson County. West Viz
ginia. the following property viii be sold a
public auction on
Noadey, Marci liza, 1894,
On the Florence Farm, on the oil Winchester
Road. p miles north Of Wsdesville and four
miles from Middlevsy.
Eight Head Of Hoses aed Oh,
SIX OF them good work horses: two Of then
No. b.rshesr leaders; one good brood mare
two 2-year-oid colts
ETgkf Had q Cattls.
three Of them good milk COWS; one three
Quarter Alde-ney one seven-eighlh Alderney
heifer, two year, old one s.-year-oid steer
three ye4rlings.
Forming IzPisRenis.
Two road wagons Studebaker. in good o..
der. Piano binder in good condition ] Deer
iug mover. PENNSYLVANIA f0nce-feed drill in
GOOD order. horserAke, ! telegraph cutting
box wheat fan, ? pair Of grain shelvens.
bsrsbe1r piows-i rium and Root Plov: 4
double shovel and 2singie-shoyel ploTs bar
rovs-l Of them sPring-;ooth harrow, pair
breech-hands, ] set Of front gers. sets q
plow gezrs. wagon aud piov line. collars and
brides, forks, rakes, shores &c Also
Forty Acrss Of Esesf u to GrOsosd
TERMS OF sALE--A credit Of TEelFe
Months on suns OF Ten Dollars and ever, the
purchaser giving note. with Interest and sp-
proved security. payable ~ the First NAnonzi
Bank Of jefferson al Charles Town. laieEsst
20 be RENTED IL paid AZ maturity. SUNS IL
der $40 cash. No property 70 Be removed u
I'll terms are complied with. sale 20 begin q
10 O'Clock 3 n
T.w. LOCKE. Trustee
HefcboEer 4 West, Aucts.
Feb. q, isel-S-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07
SOW OF MARYLAND.
Mr. Charles 3. R0uss--A Brief Sketch
Of Hts SUCCESSFUL Career.

sos-;aI D;spo,-a . TX Balti=sv Ssa-
WINCHESTER. Va, March The an
nOuncement ia the Szs Of the donation Of
$50, 900 BY Mr.. Charles B. ROuss, of New
York, to the city Of wiBehestsr, Va, to-
wards its projected system Of water works,
possesses an interest TO M2rylzuders, be-
cause Of the fact that Mr. Rouss was born
near woodsboro', Frederick county, Nd,
his father, Mr.. Peter q. Rouss. being =
sturdy. successful farmer, and his mother :
member Of the wsIl-known B4lizell iamily
Of that county. A brief sketch Of Mr..
Rouss's career NAY serve 10 illustrate the
possibilities presented TO the youth Of the
country as vel as an incentive. Mr ReaSs's
parents removed to Berkeley county, Va,
when he Was youth, and after acquiring 3
fair education al the old academy in Win
chester be entered = .merchsntile establish
neui there and soon developed decided bus
mess ability. Having served out hi. time
With his employer and saved little money,
he embarked 10 business for himself. and
when the civil war broke out wss conduct
ing one Of the largest and mot successful
mercantile establishments in Winchester
He disposed OF his stock and entered the
Confederate army, and in Company b.
Twelfth Virgins Regiment, won reputation
a. q faithful and gallant soldier. The wSr
orer, Mr.. Rouss determined 10 make New
York his home. and he reached that city
with scarcely money enough in his pockets
to pay one weeks board. Bat after many
ups and down. be iaslly caught on, and
Is now the owner Of one OF the finest bust
ness buildings on Broadway, which cost
him s.. 900, 900. he gives employment TO
over I've hundred people, and his annual
ISLES are said to be considerably IN excess
If SO. 0Oo. 900. Hei. also the owner OF 3
pslslisl home On Fifth avenue, il the dis-
tric, Inhabited by the Vznderbilts and other
millionairss, where be dispenses generous
no pi;ality, particularly to people from the
South. But Mr.. Rouss's great success 10
Gotham has no; turned his head, and he
seems 10 have retained warm affection for
Winchester, where be begSn his mercantile
life. In addition 70 the gift noted above
Mr.. Rouss recently had constructed al 5
cost Of $1,000 beautiful and substantial
railing around Mount HebrSu snd Stone
wall Cemeteries, he has provided The IRE
companies with steam engines, snd be an
uu4lly contributes 5000 10 tue success OF
the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Fair.
Mr.. Rouss has given CT bis sdeciisu FOR this
historic old city. But his benef4etious Sre
by DO means caniusd 70 Winchesisr, for
this son Of Maryland daily literally fe-
spends 10 requests for assistance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07
BMslne.s Msn,s rrssn.s o Dr.. eisson.

At meeting Of the business men OF Shep-
herdst0wn on the 9th instant. called for
the purpose Of giving public expression OF
their appreciation Of DR. J G. Gibson.
druggist. who died on the 74ih instant. IN
his business relations snd intercourse with
them, on motion OF D. L Renieh. = cum
mitiee was appointed. consisting OF ID. L.
Renich, Joseph :. Fleming snd William 2.
Lieklider, 10 draft suitable resolutions. sho
made the following report which was sdopt-
ed l.:
We. the business men Of She2herGstnsn,
w. Va. in public meeting assembled, Feb
ruary q, 1894, deem il right and proper
thar we should give some public expression
Of our great appreciation and high estim1-
ton Of DR.. J. Gregg Gibson, just deceased,
as citizens and nSn Of business; there
fore.
Resslrei. Thst We do hereby bear testi-
rnony - the tried principles Of honesty and
fair dealing that characterize the business
transactions and iniercnurse Of the deceased,
and bis upright Christian walk IS a man
and citizen.
Rssolrsd. That the s0rrow of the family Is
our sorrow and their los Is orr loss. and
We most sincerely svmpzthizs with them in
their great bereavement
Rssolusd, That s c0py Of these proceed
inE~ be sent 70 the family OF the deceased.
and request be made 20 the Register 10
publish The ssme-
Rsssirei. ThSt We viii SUSPEND our bust
ness during the hour Of the funeral serTics
and attend the same
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07

On Wednesday Night, February 18th. s
number ID young men assembled in the
Baptist Church and organized Temperance
society, adopting s. their pledge the same
one used By the ct L The following
zre the oi5esrs chosen : Frank MoreiAnd,
Presi: DR.. II. r Moore, E. J. Reiningsr
and T. 3. Farmer, Vice Priests; J. ".
Milsy. Cor. Secy; 4. D. Bsrr, Rec Secy
c. H. Shipmzn. TrsSs. The next meeting
viii b he'd Al the sane plsce. on Wednes-
dEy night OF this week. 81 80, Tor the pur-
pose Of furthsring the orgSniErfioD, and
erroliiag mex MEMBER Every one inter
es,ed IN this Increment i cordially invited
% attend The organization starts with 5
Eoodly number Of young men sDd some
older cne-, Snd BIDS isir to become strong
,ocisty. Il viii work in oonjunction with
". 7. U-S7i-if.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07

General Early has joined bis old COZ
mAn6er, and crossed over The river and i
resting under Tie shade Of ibe tres he
xAs true 10 war. S0d ~hSi alas. Is rArer.
was tue afterwards he believed ne va
right when be PIT OF as sword, and that
belief was noi changed BY the fac; that be
had 70 take il OF. he had nothing b1;
hard knocks for the enemy durios var, AID
he sskei nothing Of them during Ps.os--
he va sure Of the justice Of MS oa0ss Be
fore he gave BIS support, and saw nothing
in Is 55fes; % weaken his CORRECTIONS
Bat few Of The captains Of the Confederate
hos:s who have stood By thsir faith noE rs-
nsiu. They should bs chssred by kind
words and nourisbei BY kinder scts. naiil,
they, TOO. shall have mingled their dust
With that Of the nsn they 50 often led n
visEory. The sye- Of May Al vK-Confed
srzts viii be uo;st-ae6 Ehsn he rssis Of
s'O.d jules 6szih.-4ierzziriz G1szts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07
B. F. HARRISON,
J. :. FLEMING.
4. 5. DASDRIDGE,
COMMITTEES.

The American Bible Society Is beuevo-
lent uaseciiousl institution whose ain Is q
place the Holy Scriptures within reach Of
all. There IS 10 profit made on is publ
cations Those who can purchase may do
% a. the cost Of their manufacture. while
those who sre Tot able TO psy are supplied
free. Through It's various agencies il has
sought on, and furnished the destitute with
Bibles in the most distant and thinly settled
parts OF our own country, while i hAs aimed
70 extend lis influence 10 other countries,
Christian, MobsnnedSn snd Pagan 4
souvenir Of the Columbian Exposition has
been published BY The American Bible So
eisty With illustrations Of 90 languages and
6ialee.s IN which the Bible in whole CT in
par h2s been printed sui circulated The
DePo-iisry Tor ihis county Is al Mr. Geo. b.
Hsgley's store in this town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07
Attribute Of Lore.

At s special Communication Of Mt Neoo
Lodge. No. 81. A. F & A. ~, held Oh the
27lh Of February. 1894, The following reso-
luIions were adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleased the supreme
Grand Master Of the Universe 10 call from
earthly labor TO heavenly reireShment our
esteemed brother DR. J. Gregg Gibson,
RSs3lrsi That while We reyerenIly sub
nit 10 iu6niie wisdom and humbiy bow with
stricken grief ~ the loss of 90 good and
faithful $ brother, We point with pride 10
bis noble character, 50 worthy of imitation
- s Mason .nd polished gentleman. whose
model life and good name is more precious
t. hi. family and the fraternity he % nobiy
adorned than silver and gold.
Resolss4. That the members Of Mt. Nebo
Lodge No 81. 4, F. & A. NJ. ienderly ex-
tend frzternal greetings Of love snd synpz
thv 10 :he bereAved family, with the ss-ur
xnce that they mourn with those who mourn.
and that they deeply lament the loss OF 80
enthusiastic companion. and sf-ciionstsly
commend them 10 the God Of all comfort
Re-0Ir1i. Thst a certified transcript OF
thee resolutions, under the seal Of the
Lodge, Be sent tn The family Of our deceased
brother. sid n his mother Lodge Of Fred
eriek Civ. Nd
Resoi-eS. That the Shephsrds'OEn Regis
TT and the Charles Town and Mzrtinsburg
papers be requested 10 publish this me-
mortal.
B F. HARRISON,
J. :. FLEMING.
4. s. DASDRIDSE,
Com nitrae
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07

A manufacturer IN IadiznN writes 70 Sen
Stor Voorhees, opposing The Wilson biz.
s1d zrging Tia. TIE iils millions D
given - chance . earn ihsir brad. ss Ezs.
intended By TIE Crsz;0rr Thz.s or idea
about Il exactly. Let the inlEsirie= Of the
coGu;ry obtain their rsE ns,sriki-ihsir
Eooi snd iron and oozi-frol ihs nearest
xni The ehszp=-; soGros, sbsrsver piAord
by The Creator, instead Of compelling them
70 pay high Prioss ard heavy transportation
chzrges; Eai i; their Manufactured pro
dues b exchanged in he nArks.s Of he
EoTl5 or ne products OF other coantrie> /;
Ead ihe Idle millions VAL have employment
kad 5 ch1acs . earn their bread They
dou'i seen % Be having h1if : cbaoos I'd
der the Cd policy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07

his sad that DAVID B Hil Is issirous oi
posinr a. the samuel J RAodEl 90 ih'
Dsnocrsde party. Ibs-e are sons points
rbich tie Ss1sto- has overlooked sni which
LEAD us b. tbi1k be nav nos Be q bri iant
success en- this role Mr.. Ranian wss s.
rrsst iea5s--E Es1 OF unusual fo-os 81
intellect and ohN-sc-s7. ard one Who pr
p-sse5 the cousie1cs ard esteem Ct his
followers. Mr.. Hi is1'L Mt Randall
IS a sircsrs ard consistent advocate O.
p-otscso1. NJ Hill hss hs'pe5 IN 8
nsssurs % obs.ruct tbs tzriE reform move
nsot. bu; be hss argued 10 favo- OF 80 When
j, sui,si rs purposes % % s.; aud IN
recent ves-s he has Dot been suspected CO
anything ike sincerity IN snything. Again.
tie movement hai 70, progressed 80 FAR.
NJ gained anything IKE The momentum 8,
nov has When RSnisn oF7o~ei E. B1,
fhs-s's sns 7oiut in common. Randall
hlsd. SoEl Hi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07

y Eoal liks tie breath o. that stove =.
exulsiu-6 i5Iils E-hel one CAV when he gzs
ESS e-caEs1g fro1 ne sizing rooz -soFe--
Cozl-gz> : Ike he perfumes q IsdiS,
COMPARED Wi-h The breath @ : psrso1 AZ
5uc;s1 with cs-Errh, bus azoog many other
sEu1-o1s ihr s=a~s q smell : often Sez6
srra. - The ~uSersr = unconscious Of The
OS-n-irene~~ ~ H. pre-sncs- Why any
ore z-iI sR1r-s SSch = pEiHtul, 6Snge-nss
xni aS-n>irs disease. Whe- Dr. yes ca
tsrTh Eene5T-o-~-ing oulv s. csHis-Eili
cErs Tie uo-l stubborn cSse, = ore q the
1&uT GTs-sries- he p-nprieiors srs -
car11ent ~ re S1co-ss u This CzfErrh
RsusiF. thsf sheV Ger n forfeit S50o M
ar csc 81 cH-nrrh Thy ezsns. r1re- L
wuu'5 Be Suiciie Tor their remedy. fa- then
- uzke thi< oEe-. 1aless thsy understood
- exEcf powers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07

If they would take the trouble 70 DO It
Republican papers could easily be coavinc-
ed Of the fSei-of the fact, remenber-that
the cot Of mining Nora ScOtia coal j. grest-
sr thsu mining West Virginia coal. The
Senate may keep smAIl<uiY on coal, bat
Is not done to hep the miners any. This
We contend and there has uot yet happened
anything that would Justify a reversal Of
our position on that quesiiOD.-NorgcAt0lrn
ISeir D5nisi0a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07

In Baltimore the psnitentiary conylcts
contributed s4S7 for the poor Of the city.
Winchester voted almost unanimously
last Thursday in favor Of an sddihonAlsu sup
ply Of water-the vote being 6SS 10 Is.
An athletic club Of fifty members, TO be
called the Crescent, has been organized At
Mar,insburg. 4 gymnasium Is being Mt
ted up.
OhciAl notification from Rome Of Rev
P. ]. DonOhues appointment As Bishop OF
Wheeling, hSs been received By Cardinal
Gibbons
The famous humorist. James VI. Bailey.
the d. D1n5rry Meas man, died st Danbury,
Conn Sunday. De died poor, having Civ
en- ali his income 10 eharity.
The resolution passed BY the Virgins
senate. providing for a settlement with West
Virginia Of The alleged debt. was rejected
By the House BY vote Of 81 10 IS.
Nm HarbAugh, who was born in Hsr-
per's Ferry sighiy-six years ago, and who
lived ia Mi6dletown from lS2S to 1851, died
recently ST his home in Csss,OEn, 0aio.
Speaker CArdwell, Of the Virginia House
Of Delegates, resigned. having been elected
a judge Of the State Supreme Court, and
Mr.. Ryan, Of LOudoun county. vas elected
il his place.
II persons would bring n bear the same
anolnt of common sense. IN huying rem
r,iv ior bronchitis, cough, cold and Group.
hsi they On in the in the purchase Of their
/ family supplies. they would never fail 10
procure Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup
". P. Rs.cliF-, Of Kosciu>ko, Miss,
Po0uli>l in the Mississippi Legislature, shot
and killed :. A Jackson, Democratic mem
Der Of the sane body. Saturday. Samuel
jackson, bys,4nder, was also killed Al the
~ne tine and another nan dangerously
wounded.
Judge james ". McDih, Of the interstate
commerce commission. died last week, sixty
wears old. He had been member Of Con
rrs-s and senator from lows, and was sp-
pointed = member of the interstate CON-
Mission by President Harrison upon the
resignation Of Judge Cooley. BE N2s re-
appointed year sgo Tor iull term Of six
| years.