davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December g.
Senator Quay to-day introduced an
amendment 10 the sugar bill az passed by
the House and reported TO the Senate.
which amendment provides for striking
differcntial duty on sugar.
Afr. Quay subsequently said the Demo-
Gratis had been talking a great deal about
the Sugar Trust and at the same time
were endeavoring TO dodge the issue. His
amendment would. he said. bring them
face 10 face with the Sugar Trust and put
them on record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
se,a.for strugsle.. Bat in Vain.

CHICAGO. I'LL, December 5;-Although
schasfer struggled nobly tonight to cut
dowu the advantage gained by Ives In
the big billiard tournament, and at one
time was ahead on the nights play, the
little wonder In the end proved TOO much
Tor him. running out al the beginning OF
,Sa twslfth inning with the phenomenal
a,,y,fer OF 2S. The performance on the
,ss ~ of both men was the best yet seen
h this tourney, and the spectators went
avav well pleased Brilliant shots were
sha order or the evening. At the con-
ciusyon OF the nights game the score
stood: Ives. 1900; Schaefer. l.o43: Score
Ser The night: Ives, coo: average, so. Ave-
race for the three nights, 80 6-46; highest
sveraSe y,s for the three nights, q a-is; high
eat run. l47.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
Masque of the Months,

The ladies who have charge Of the
Methodist Cot at the Retreat sor the
Sick Will give an entertainment and
supper at Trinity church on Friday nisht
for the benefit OF the cot" The en-
tertainment Is entitled "The Masque OF
,ne Months" A large number OF young
ladies and gentlemen will take part In
the rendition. Admission and supper. -
cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
s.,.,or Dan,e, and the Ministry.

A private letter was received I'm this
city yesterday from Charlottesville ask
ing II 1t was known here that Senator
Daniel had decided TO retire from politics
and enter the ministry. Senator Daniefs
friends do not think there is any founda-
ton for such a rumor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
virginia News Items

James Bondurant. a leading grocery
merchant at Bristol, assigned yesterday;
liabilities $500; assets $500.
Among the tramps In Petersburg yes
terd.ay were half a dozen or more alleged
printers. whose appearance Indicated ex-
treme poverty.
Judge Brooke yesterday appointed
Thomas W. Shelton receiver to Wind up
the affairs OF the Consolidated Beneficial
and Building Association, Of Norfolk.
Mrs. Margaret Bennett, widow OF w.
NJ Bennett, for many years United
commissioner at Woodstock, died at her
home there on Tuesday night. at an adj
vanced age.
j. w. WINNER, the Franklin-county
moonshiner. arrested on Tuesday. was be-
fore United States Commissioner Rhodes
at Roanoke yesterday. The case was
postponed. and WINNER was locked up.
sheriff Bradley. Of Carter county. Tenn.
arrested Frank Ingram near the North
Carolina line Tuesday night. Ingram Is
wanted at Searcy. Ark. for murder COM
mitted three months ago. He admits his
guilt.
Thomas Denny and James Haley. OF Lee
county, Va. were sent 10 the penittn-
fIary yesterday, each on a charge OF
murder Denny goes for eighteen yeArs
and Haley for ffteen. Denny Is only -
Years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
NOT BORN TO BE A THIEF.
So, Having DefauIted, He Took morphine
Chance OF Recovery Small.

Chance oi tsecoNrfy o"''
LINCOLN, ILL. December o.-Jere
Matthew's a defeated candidate Tor
county clerk. was found in en- uncon-
scious condition. recovering from NOR
mime poisoning yesterday. Physicians re-
yiyed him, and pressing him for an ex- *
nlanation they were reluctantly told by
him TO lock into one one OF Of ms osiSeIai
rsnoSt The report disclosed, according
10 his figures. that. he was M.s4 sh9r,. .
on the back of the document. In MS
sstIsye taken morphine. l was not
horn 10 be thief, Cannot stand the
Ssesrace of being thief. Get a lot IN
Bnrson Cemetery and bury me there, as
= A. not wish 10 disgrace my parents by
heInq buried beside them.
Ne relapsed into INCONSISTENCIES. an9
has now one chance in hundred OF
racoverinQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
Germon CIn..ex A and q p. m.

Professor Haupt has been prevailed upon
TO begin q class at p. NJ. which begins
this week In Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. To-day and tomorrow all aro
cordially invited to attend, free OF cost.
to acquaint themselves with the novel
system used In imparting practical use
OF the German language during thirty les
sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
pEklNo is reRRoa-sTRlckEN.
Chinese Emperor wrathy-L Hung chans
xo,v Fighting for Life.

NEW YORK. December 5.--A cable dis-
ns,ch from shanghai TO the Herald says:
EgeId- Marshal Count oyama has politely
declined 10 allow the Red Cross steamer
,roonan 70 remove wounded Chinese sol
s,1.s ,,o,, port Arthur, as being against
he rules OF war. The wounded Cninsss, ~
he points out, are prisoners, ,.s,,, q s,ssnd d in
wno5S s.,ss see same fashion as those OF
sheir own wounded so.diers., 49, ws
apl pek,ng is tsrror-strieisep by the = news acs
from Port Arthur; The EmnpsrS.f, nlps,s.,o,, - and nd
easing OH his ministers g o. .,,g urss around ii
tInny S.Ssng Is constantly increasing. anu anu
ons ,.asx 6vbting, not for the retention
OF his decorations, but for ms me-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
M. n.,,v Ssw York Hotel Report.

NEW YORK, December 5.-(speciaL)-
w. r. Trigg, Fffth-Avenue; @. Burress,
Normandie; c. Drewry, Marlborough; G.
W. Stevens, Waldorf: Z. r. Greenwood.
Union Square; A. T. Miller. Union Square;
G. D. Thaxton. New York; r. Beivin, ST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
=. Posilnasier.hip a. rort Monroe.

Ssrs'o.1l lN,G1DN. ID. c.. December b.
D ~ ~ iuaton and Daniel and NUM-
fosts el'1ens of Fort Monroe, Va, saw
hierteet.ef General Bisseli to-day with
lbs le S.' 70 the post-ofiice contest there.
Eo,kss Ton Was In favor Of George
D0sis5 hotelkeeper there, being sp-
i h Ssi y Back river, nine miles distant.
ksyEe.' 'e.q mat Mir. Bisseii promised that
would be appointed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
EDITOR John X. Hathaway Dead.

NORFOLK, VA. December 5.--tspeclai)
John X. Hathaway, a well-known news
paper man, printer, and editor OF the
Norfolk Day-Book for many years, died
at his home, In Berkley. tonight He
was "a years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
Now Goodsi Low Pricesf

New Pianos from $40 to tl.ioo. New
Mason &c Hamlin Organs from 81 Ia
$1,000
Come and see our good or write FOE
prices or terms. Music Parlors.
No. Oh east Main street,
THOMAS @. BURTON & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

Several Bargains In Secondhand Pianoa
slightly used, almost as good as new. AZ
less than half price. II. II. LEE,
806 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

Wedding Bouquets. Plant Decorations,
Fine Roses. Cut-Flowers. Palms, and
Ferns. The largest stock In this city a
w. A. HADfMOND'S. =
i1 east Broad street. !,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

Beautiful Upright Pianos
can be bought OF me In fancy wood %
plain cases. II. b. LEE,
sos Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

The proceedings Of the Colt court Of
inquiry YESTERDAY we're unin,eresun9; M tne
ington Courthouse. and their evidence be-
Ing all OF one tenor-that the crowd was
not a disorderiy one-Whtie there were
q few persons in y who were trying 70
force than Colonel Gait had az hand could
have dispersed the crowd without iOGS
81 life II they had been properly used,
and that the soldiers and 0lliceya were
On the afternoon before The nhootinS. u
they were not drunk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
rhe Lsaeh.punn NuptIals.

LYNCHBURG, VA, December 6-(Spe-
cial Miss Mary B. Dunn, OF this city.
and Mr.. Charles l.. Leach. OF Baltimore.
were married to-day at noon at the home
of the brides father Mr.. Alexander Dunn,
1895 Clay street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Or. Hail. The bridal
party filed into the parlor to the strains
Of Mendelsschn's wedding march, rem
dered by Miss Ellie Seay. The groom.
with his best man. Mr.. II. C. Snead. pre-
ceded by two pages-Dan. Calhoun ana
Carvin LOwe-then entered They were
followed by Miss Isouise McKenney with
a basket OF chrysanthemums, and then
came the bride on the arm Of her father.
They stood beneath lace bower. taste
fully decorated with eyergresns. and the
solemn ceremony OF the Presbyterian
Church made them man and wife,
The groom Is p well-knovn young busi-
ness-uian Of Baltimore, and the bride one
OF Lynchburgs most charming and popu-
lar young Iadies. The happy couple LETT
on the $40 train for their future home In
the Monumental City
The Miistssd- -Wynne wedding.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, December e.
Especial )-One OF the prettiest weddings
that ever took place In this county was
solemnized az Lebanon church at clock
this evening Ine contracting parties
were Miss Mamie 3. Wynue. daughter
OF Mr.. ThQwns q, Wynne. one. OF James
and NJ. Emmstt ". Niistsad. shsriR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06


BARROw,-Died. suddenly. % Wsanss.
day. the 5th Instant DOROTHY pENs
DLEroN. youngest dauxhtsr of william
w. and Fiorencs D. Barrow; sGoo year
and days.
Friends are invited to attend ne fnn>ral
from the restaence of her pasoata No.
SOC Floyd avenus. on vBIDAx AT NOON.
ELILN0ToN.-pied. peoo9Sst sth. a
10:s5 p. ~, - No. ~ onek Upood 6lPusk,
LENA. beloved vile - Altest G. ulllng-
ton. ,..
vanesai aotass Assaft<n
x S1.Ix ! e D;:s Sszsis e pssee:s = -, - =
* F,,r:ssi g AZ ~ - - ~, 5.s.s 81 :.
north NfnotocNsh est1o< q 11 eoa66k M
DAY MoHNf1lo shcqlcc - - Poterso
Cathedral Wi1<ge yoGr moo1 vlll -
suns foP ~ elpoae = ~ conk ySi016
s':sa sss 20 8 s,s:s1 ss's.ss s'ssssssss.s
~ F }'', 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

The Fischer Piano 6tiil Leada
The holiday styles arc very handsome
and the prices very moderate
X. B. LEE, Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

All Munyon's Celebrated Homeopathic
Remedies can be had OF us Sent by mall
upon receipt OF price.
OWENS a. MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
s1er eoDsERY N oA,gvktk


DE f0U9f9-A - q : -. =
DANvILLB, VA. Decembes - "a.
ciaI.)--some time betwesn msdnigne
night ana this morning ths tohpsi
once OF y. II. wsddifl va ensses. u
tho thief cutting hole IN the Dim 49,
under . rear window. ne Instrs 80 ~
ssso,n Jsec ~ cIsus AZ a2 az sntsfine I tks rool
be took from the sldc.won nls-noo4
and with this prised open ne 49,
to the iron safe, the d2or 20 ~ ~ ~
a check for $. and q number ok ye5e<SsS
papers In the vault OF The sac vesS
ried away.
was committed 10 jail this afeernQon ~
the Judge on the recommen0eNen
the grand jury. Clark. ~ 1esmA voe1
OF getting away the witnesses ~ M
3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

Wien Baby was sick. ve gave her caseosiA
When she was Child, she cried for castoriA
When she became Mis-, enc cIuns 10 cassoriA
When she had Children, she sAvsthcm caaosiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
w,, Wheat Fed to Stock.

lsin,st ns lNGroN, December 5.-T4e re.
A''a Of the department. Of Agriculture
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
D,,cuss,a Eauc.tion.l nfeeasss.

NORFOLK. VA, December H-(gpectalD
Hon. ]. l.. NJ Curry, agent os the Pee>
body Fund. and Hon. John y. Nasecys
Appeared at the Young Mems Chriseiaf1
Association Hall tonight before q calrs
sized audience, and discussed educational
matters. The addresses OF the distir~
niIshed gentlemen were highly interests
inR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

Smoke Hotel Brunswick Clesu.
TAYLOR & BOILING colPANY.
pistsibutorp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

N Ferdinand do Lesseps is seriously III.
The inquiry into the chsrgs q nsslscs
Te,ioV8. of New York Guy, wes con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
Ilaa aaffful lfnrls A

Smoke Hotel Brunswick Cigars.
TAYLOR & BOILING COMPANY.
Distrlbutora-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

gneks Hsssi Bssnswlsk Clssss.
TAYLOR q BOILING COMPANY
Distributions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

Old papers for sale at the Dispsscu
Oflice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

roR CouGHs AND THRoAf DrsosDsRs ne
BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocnHs. shave never
changed my mind respecting them, except
think better OF that which began ~ thinktng
well of"-Rev. HExEY wAxD BHscHrh sold
only In boxes-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

I Smoke Ifoist BranswieG Clsara.
TAYLOR = BoL.z1IN0 COMPANY.
pln<ributcFa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

s,.oLs uotsl Branswiek Clsars.
rAyII,n q DOLLING COMPANY.
VAAAols = DiStrlbutora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
MARINE INrELLI0kNCH.
ALMANAC. DEC. o. 1894

MARINE INrELLIGENCH.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. DEC. o. 1904
Fun fises S:i2I Hi0n TiDK
Sur ssts...... .... $50 Morning ..-......lI:91
Moon sets. ...... 1915 Kvenins ....-.. HAS
PORT OF RICHMOND. DscExsER 8, 1894
ARRIVED
Steamship Richmond. BlAksmsn. Nav yosk.
merchandise and passengersi 0eosgo w. Allen
u Co. agents.
SAILED
Steamship Ricbmcnd, BlakemAn,. New York.
merchandise and passsnsers; 0sorrs W. Allsa
n Co, agents.
steamer Pocabontas. Dsyo, Norfolk. msrcAan.
disc ana paasensers; IEvin wehABss. supsssn.
tondeni
P0RT0R NEWPORT NEWS. DBc s. leoA
AnklvED.
British steamship Queen Morgan, Boosoo.
British steamship Antwerp CITY, New 0gioann
Schooner B. @. Hal. Nsv Haven.
Schooner Bsyerd Baruee. Neu navoA
schooaoy Sarah r Pslm4gs Salem
6AiLBoL
British sseamship Antwerp cf1y, DRom4a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29

Gregory, Madison, Wis: Henry Hitch
cock ST Louis, Mo-; Lee Mcbride,
cleveland, ohio; William &. Low,
RNNoklyu, y, Y; Henry Lambert, New
ton, Mass; Arthur Hobart, - Stou,
Mass; {. A. Collin, Elmira, y. Y; +.
q, Mason, Geneva, ~ Y; Il, Francis
Wood, philadelphia, Pa; Clarence
Gordon Nrwhurgh, " V: Dana Estes,
Rr1oklur. Mass; VIM. \, Aiken, Nor
wirh, Conn; L, VI. Moore, Rochester,
\. Y; George H. AyrcS, Maiden. Mass;
James T, rolman, Mass, League; VIII
lam II, Foulkc, Richmond, Ind: r. w.
Woodward, Lawrence. Kan; e. Il.
wildly, Cincinnati Ohio; I. l.. Siddons,
Washington, II, c.,
Executive Committees carl :, Aurg,
chairman, New York; Moortirld S;Nrey,
RoStou, Mass; sherman =. Rogers,
Buffalo. y, Y; VIM. \. Aiken. Nor
wtch, Conn; Edward " SHEPARD.
Wtllmm O. Low, Rrnoklvu, \. v;
Charles ! Ronapartr, baltimore, Md:
Everett L, wheeler. StlaS w. Burt 4.
Il Mardouough. Fred w Whitridge.
Edward cary. Charles Collins, New
York city; VIM. W. Montgomery.
Philadelphia, IA; Morru Wymau, jr..
Cambridge, Mass; VIM. ". fnulkc.
Rchmoud, Ind; Richard II. Dana,
Roston, Mass; l.ucius H. Swift, In
dtnaroliS, Ind; Herbert Welsh phil.
adeWhM, Ia,
II is proposed to Increase the inter-
est and effect "f the public meetings
Ivy inviting In them the members of
the anti spoilS league, aud also repre-.
sentattVcS Of the various good govern.
mont clubs aud other organizations OF
n kind and character which hull the
reform of the CNil service to b. IN In
dtspcnsahlr part nr amy permanent
change for the better in public admin
stlution
The auuuul address viii hr delivered
Ivy the president. Carl SrhurE, 1t tho
tcatral Music hall, Wednesday, De-
crmhcr H. 1T = o'clock. This mcrtlng,
rs well MS both the afternoon meet.
ings, win he open to the public,
The special business session nf tho
league win hr held December II. Mt
1910 n. m The business At this meet
Ing win he the election of u president
and vic" president, the hMriug and
consideration Of reports and rcsolu.
lions. and other routine matters
Public meetings viii he held IN tho
Auditorium recital hall. ~ 93n H. III.
on the afternoons of the 18th aud 18th.
at which essays viii he read by
Charles j Ronnpartr, Charles II.
willy G. T. WalhrIdgc, Herbert
Welsh, Richard Henry Dana, VIM.
Dudley Foulkc, and n number Of
others, At ! y, m, December II, u
banquet win he given nj the luton
League club,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29

MrurhtS, rcuu., Nov, ~ The Com.
mcrrtal Appeals Rirmngham. Ala,
special says; Ii is said that ccrtaiu hot
headed kolhitc leaders IN several
north A'ahama counties have ISSUED
secret calls for armed mon IN com.
pantcs OF one hundred to five hundred
I" volunteer to ~ ~ MoutEomrry IN
anSuratlon day, NEXT saturday, and
help seat kNlb rs gnvrrnor, The call
urges the kNlh followers to maintam
the rights aud carry ont the viii OF
the people, and it Is NNtd companies
arc hCinG urEaui2ca, In Srlma, So
great is the apprehension felt that
armed guards have been placed over
the local military armortHS to prevent
the possible raid upon the arms and
ammunition 10y the knlNitcS, who may
drSirc to arm themselves for the Mont.
geometry "TRIP, Al troops in the state
have arranged To 80 to MontGumcry,
and II Is understood that they win
carry their gums loaded Governor
Jones says that while he anticipates
no trouble, the authorities are we'll
prepared TO stamp ont thoroughly amy
disorder that may occur. kolh win
not he arrested unless he commits
some overt act or collidrS with Cousti.
tutrd authorities,
Montgomery, Ala, Nov Is \ hal
lot was taken IN both houses of the
general assembly for United States
senator to succeed lohu Y. Morgan
Democrat Morgan received % votes
IN the senate and 81 in the house
Warren Reese tnopl uf Montgomery
received y votes IN the senate aud -
IN thc house \ joint convention will
he held today To announce the result
and declare Morgan elected Reese
Will contest the seat aud II Is said that
the ballot tor him was the first strl
in the organization OF the kolh gov
eminent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29
WESTERN CONGRESS-.
'ongreSS-rlrct j. s Shatl'luth. Of colo
RADIO. Talks on the Silver
Question.

ST. Louis. Nov, - The TRANSMITS
siSSippi congress elected George ..
Cannon, of Utah. permanent rrrsi-
dent with one vice president from
each state to bc named hy its drlcga-
ton.
Al the afternoon session Congress
man-clpct j. :. Shatfruth, of Colorado,
addressed the delegates on the silver
question. arguing upon the necessity
of free coinage of that metal. The
discussion Oh RECOMMENDATION Of Silver
was opened by cN-GoNrrnor |" II.
Prince. Of New Mexico. who reviewed
in detail the history of silver as met
al and the legislation affecting it III
the Emitted States. arguing that many
financial miSfortmrS of the country
are due To the characterization of sill
Nrr At the conclusion OF Governor
Princes remarks III" congress took II
recess.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29
IN THE CITY OF DAWN.
APPROPRIATE To REFORMS IN
THE POlICE SYSTEM.
Illinois | uiOu Meets III Aurora To CON.
slider the Appointment Of Il
Commission.

Aurora, Ill.,. NoN. -. The Chiefs of
Police union nt Illinois is i'll session
To consider such legislation ~ would
divorce the police departments of cities
from politics. about thirty officers
from the larger cities IN the state are
present 1T the meeting. Suprriutrmd
emit Brennan, of the Chicago police de-
partmeut, made one of the principal
addresses While plrdging himself To
Support amy measure the union might
evolve he recommended the creation
vt Il commission which would control
and promotions and an
trial board He urged. in
view of the fact that Mayor Hopkins.
Of Chicago, had appointed n commits
sion To act along these lines, that The
union appoint Il rommitrrr Ia confer
with the commission. The business
session Of the union will he held to
day
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29

pbi,,l.l,,bio \,v y Judye Dallas
,, ,u,, ~ ,iui,n in ma l.niial
y.,,. .t,,,,i,. ,.'u,, ,iiSmissinr thn No
,i,inn. ~ Inri Hicks ami tho oth,r
,,,,,. ,l,,, pr,,n.,1,,l nf p,il.
,,.,,. r,,i,,uan v.ho .,lnSir,l Fl. rn,nr,l
.h ,.a...,i,.,r. ~ ~, phiIodnh,hi, !.
poodino ,,mnony IN retain rhrm i'm
,h,i,. nn,,lnv and NJ III, Same fine tn
,,lnu tham IN rrmaiu members nf
thoi,. or,rni1,tion In tho oI,inion ,f
mao, DALLAS M rnfnrrnrr is m,1a ia
,ttnrnav General olurv's recent lr1-
r.r ON Tho subject. i'm which the latter
rnnl, the ground that Ih,, receivers
were mauffrStlv wrong in Interfering
with the employees as members ut the
brotherhood ana in which the attul-
nry general cave it as his opinion that
the men had a perfect right to organ
i2e.
Judge Dallas, in his opinion, among
other things. SAYS: Il thought. rs |
still think. that neither association nor
its chief officers had amy legal stand
ing to bc heard in the complaint. 10
any action taken or proposed Ivy the
receivers. or to invoke or advise the
diSallowanrc Of any measure adopted
or contemplated by them in perform
ance of duties assigned them. They
have made no contract with or
through, the association and non" has
been 80 made by the company
THE real question. however, is not
whether the brotherhood of Railway
Trainmrn is. or is not inimical to tn"
general welfare but whether these
receivers should br ordered TO retain
its members in their service despite
rho comnany'S prc-cXiSting rule TO the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29

washington. Nov - The WoNt inn
lcrtaut recommendation made Ivy Sec.
Rotary Herbert in his annual rrpurl is
that congress authori2N the ruuSt"uc-
of three great battle ships ut about
10000 tons displacement each, the
cos, rNrmSivc Of armament, not eN-
trEdiuG S4ONu.uOU each; and twelve
torpedo boats. of FROM loo lo 500 tons
each. n The discretion OF the Srcrr-
tarN, to cost not exceeding an average
of $4,000. An important change in
the naval policy is noted in ConnrC-
ton with advertisements tor three new
torpedo boats. soon To hr issued. The
secretary says that no speed premiums
win he allowed on these boats. that
the premium system undoubtedly has
had advantages, hut the department.
is now convinced that ii may with
profit be Abandoned
The report shows that the number of
torpedo boats now on hand in foreign
countries is l,gS3 and the number
building. IS OF seventeen countries
enumerated not one has less than
twenty-five of these boats, while the
,nitcd States, with moro coasts and
ports than any nation. has hut six,
counting those vet to be built At
trntion is called to the fact that nj
though the government is annually
rNprndiug largo subsidy for vessels
such as the Paris and the New York
I" secure their use in the time of war,