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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

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''Azoc' and 'iilc havInR shodt to
10 hraei Flyers WHOM they made their
PLUM l SG o S So r tito same careful attention that ne
, 1894-10-11
S6per p%erbrdnut.

Sci einem Teuer, bas gcffern gtben6 ibre
6eimitatte gdn5li9 3erit0rte, erlttt 6ralt
Charles SiBgeralb bon 1912 MaribftelO
Npe. Is iaWere 8ranopunben, baB bic
9ler3te al tbrer @eneiung speifeln. sic
iu3te UNI 10 l1br QtbenbS in elmer Som
mooenz S9ubloOe nob einem &leibungsz
itide fiir ihr apeiiGbrtges &inb, bas neben
ibr ftanb. 0abei entglitt i6rer 6arb cine
brennenbe 2ampe, bteieIbe fiel in bdS
S9ubfa6 btnein unb erpLobirte. SIN gu
idlu9en Die Slammen empor un6 erfaBten
lowobl tbre, ais ou6 bic &lei6er 6es Gtn>
oes. Srau SibgeroIb geIang es, 6as &inb
gu retten, bOcb ite ieIbit erGitt 10 i9tpere
8r%onbpun6en, baB ie iofort nacb benz
@n9lewoo6 llntOnbospitoI 9ebra9t murbe,
tpo bic Qler3te ertLGrten, 6aB tuenig Soft
nung auf lire @eneiung o~Orbanben lei.
9as 9aus pur6e DOuftdn6tg einseGI6ert,
bo9 1T BET S6ahcn in 6D6e bon $1,70O
6urcb 8erlt6erung gebedt.
, 1894-10-11
Stdoti1bes.
Gin 2ct Ser Derswetfuno.

Trau SO. 9. Stint bon 1929 Calumet
9criucbte 9eitern @ben6 3peimal itb nit
Worpbium 5u per9iften, bod nur6e beibe
Wale re9t5ettt8 elm 9Ir3t o~erufen, ber burd9
Qntpenbung 9eei9neter 0egenmttteL ibr
2eben ~rettete. Dis @run6 fir tbre 6an6s
lungSpeiie CAB bic 8rau an, 6aB .fe Dor
elmer @o9e BON ibrem Wfanne, ber Jfeiiens
6er 1T, Derlaiien pOroen iet. 9erIelbe babe
it'd in cine prOfeiiioneue &ranfeupfle9erin,
gtamens 8lan6e WcSnernp, berliebt unb
lei nit berielben nab WtIwaufee bur9gez
bronnt. Sic bate itb an ben 9fi6ter
8rabmea gepan6t unb bteien. eriu9t, tbr
gegen ibren @atten einen 9aftSbeTebl tpegen
b0spiui9en @~erLaiiens auS3ufteGen, bOcb
Der &t6ter Dertpeigerte ben 6afts6efebl,
neil STINT ft9 ni9t int State SQtnoiS be-
ftnbe. 0teS bra9te bic Trau 10 in Ser
8%petlung, baB ie bei6IoB, tbrem 2eben
Elm @nbe 81 macben.
, 1894-10-11

minaI9eri6t iin6 in lebter 3eit berihte6ene
berbrecbcrti6e &erle o6ne @usnabme
S6bne Grins, freigeipro9en porben, nelde
bon Gecbts tpegen ms 3u9thouS seb0rten ;
aber au' 6telem OetBbr6uche bat &tdbter
Claiborne Die Srone auf9eiebt, in0em CT
BEN trti9en Observation-Disclosures @brtIt.
Sblum bon Der 9lnflage 6es Otor6es frei>
iprach. Sblum bate Dor einiger Belt in
einem !6interbofe in Ser GarrtroBe BEN
9te9er Gno9 Geab faLtbliitt9 erIhoiien,
neil 6ieler 9egen S6lum's 8ruber, tpelder
bes GaubeS angefIa9t mar, 3eugniB abgez
Ie9t bate, in Sol9e beiien 6erleGbe ms
NrbeitSbauS geianbt tpurben. We6rere
Perionen, 10 cine Srdu MarD MtcGortb0
unb cine Srau 2outie @eftenba9e1, batten
bie 8Iuttbat SOlum's nit angeIeben unb
Dor benz Coroner iebr ~beIaiten6e 9(uSIagen
gema6t. 9teie 3eugen berIieben sic
Staot, 6a tie bon SoLum'5 6reunoen elm
gei6i6tert un6 I'M 2eben beorobt paren,
ebeniO mebrere anbere 3eugen. OBJ
lum Ielblt b%e6auptete, in SeIbftDertbeiz
otgung %gcban0elt gu ba6en. 0ret 8oli3eiz
beomte bei6poren SIT @uniten oes Ot0rs
oers, Dab oerielbe ritcbtern getpeien iet,
tpGbreno iene Stats 5e1gen ertlGrten, er
lei, pte idon bdufi9, ~betruuten setpelen
unS babe ben bor ibm fltebenoen gteger perz
fotgt unb, ais bieler nicbt peiter g%efonnt,
tbn iDie eittelt toIeu 6un6 erIcbo1en. 0bz
lum lit beute nod i'm Q(mte. @r mar
friiber goIt3iit, oann I6ei3er un6 purbe
icblieBli6 gum S6lteBer be9raotrt, un6
oleien &erl rettete 11ur bic Sbatiacbe, oaB
er nit benz g oIiaetcommiiidr See u1to benz
Polt3etcapitdn &euD peri9ipdgert lit. Die
Staats8eugen fonnten iomtt gegen bte
9adbiuht bieies bon Der Boli3ei bei9ibten
WtorberS feinen S9ub erboffen. 6ofent7
LID bef6dftigt itb Die @ranbz Sur0 nit
bteiem ~icaitbaIOlen SAL, bel benz bte @ez
noiien beS WOrbers gan5 offen gu 6es 2eb@
teren @u1iten por9in9en, unb babel lit biez
ler Solum, mie fein 8ruber,, ibOn bdufig
tn Derbre6eriibe @ei6ibten oeripidelt gez
peien, abe" itets unbeitraft baoongetommer.
, 1894-10-11

0ie sctrigc 9arobe Ser MtdBisfeiter
fiel nidbt b~cionberS 9lGn5enb aus. Nm
2(benO fanb cine @eriammIung int 9tuOiz
to.ium ftatt, in tpeIber peioIt6 auf bie
@irt9e ~9eldbimpft wuroe. 9aB bic 8trtbe
pitnttticb ibre Qtb8aben 6e5obIen, cine bel
ben frommen NnbGngern bes falten 8aiierS
peniger bcrDortretenbe Gi9enl6aft, murOe
lelbtper1tdnoli9 nit S~tiuibpeigen ltbere
9anaen.
, 1894-10-11
0run6etgentbuul
@Ommsrfrtfss sOmmsrfrtfss

eOtten in q. 6. SefHss Bopers aof. SubbiOifOn.
suf aagsmeineu @uuI4 Der sabIrsi9en gsfn9er bon
Ssrrn 9etngS Sarm am Boomers Safe in @isconfn iP
bic 2ntss5rout in Gotten ~ouseeleet unb in ben Ntorft
sebra4t. @Opers Safe lift in srpeiithnOlger Jebrt mt
Der gtOrtb meitern-sabu su erreideu. Iiegt nobe Der
Citation SenOa SuHetiOH, WiseOniH. 9ie furae 5abrt
bon SenOa SuuttiOH gum Cafe lit reid an Srsneritn unb
9eipdbrt cine berrIi1s aust9t auf bos berumIiegenbs
Serroin. Die Soften baben idntH1tli6 so SUP eubfrOnt
am See unb fsIbft int bsiBefteH Srumsr ipebt Elm be.
itdnbie fIbLer Minb bonn Siben nber ben 9sfe unb ftn6
in SOIge Der SiOfront unb bss ftetig fhbleH Wiubss
otele SotteH bic beoebrteteH am gGn5en Safe ne babeH
cine Siefs bon 400 GuB. ftub init ben f9DnfteH
SaottenbdumeH, tpie sideu, guasH @sOsru, unb alerIsi
S9Itng9eipd9Ien b~eitaHben, erbsben f9 tbeinpetie 505uB
u6er ben see u1o 6ieten cine molerif9e &usfi6t abtr ben
elne Dttile breiten unb stpei W1eiIen Iongsn Gee, pel9sr
an S90nbsit nnb Scsnerieu benz Cafe 9eueOa, benz bs'
l%Ie0teitsa Gee WiscOEituss gIeiatOumt. 9us Hare
9safier, BON siieHqueueH geudbrt frst BON alien eumpf'
pflan3en, Der ionbiQe 8oben bieteu bic fh6ufteH Babe
pIGbe; sablreibe Slide, gootfobreu uub SeoeIH IobeH
gu oieIem SpOrt. Sir goOeonftaIten, quite gerpfeguus
uHO prOntpts @erbinOung stUii9en Der stotiOn 6euOa
5unctiou uHb benz Cafe ut geIprqt.
gur So Soften fiHb bOrbaHbeu; feline SoutiIie uub
gtoturIiebbabsr iOaten ss uutsrlafien, f9 cine gaufteu.
5n ii9srn. 3dbere ausfunft srtbeiIt, issuis gIuttsH
oerIeubet
G. WteIms,
1875 9hliuaufee @oe,
Obsr 3immsr so, go. 90 Ga eaue Str.
ausiniser Gssnt. SeGb. unb 2aubssi5aft
, 1894-10-11
So0eS=Qttaef0e.

Srelnben uub getannten be trourtge No6ri9t baB
unier 9eliebter Batter
Ceorg RaitheI
i'm <er bon So Sabreu, 6 Wtunaten, II SoQen an 10.
OCTOBER e%ntlblofen lit. 9ie @eerbi9uu9 fiubet itott am
Jrettag, ben IL. SttDber, I'M l 1br 9tafnttttoQ8, bonn
2rouer9olle, no Glib 9oliteb StraBe, mad BEN @pu=
corOta=SrieoDof.
@etmrtd, 8attgeI, Gobn, &athie Osamnt, Gu6ter,
&oniIe SfattDeL S9WtegertO9ter, otto u auu
EdmieaerSph1.
, 1894-10-11
oeS=@uset

Sreltuber lnb 8efotnten Die troltrige g}o6ridt baB
Iulere geltebte Wtntter Gopbia 2Setbe i'm sitter BON IS
Sabreu am Stenitag, ben 8. Oftpber, nab fur3em 2elben
leltg i'm &errn enti1lofen lit. 9ie Seerbi9nng finOet
itatt om Sreitag, ben II. Sftpber, NodmittoQs 2 ubr,
bonn GrauerDouie 9l9 8oscoe Ctr. nod @racelGno. I'm
title SDetlnoInte bitten Die trouernben 9iuter6lie6eret
Ssetttttd) 9SeiGe, Sobann We1Be, 9Driittan
QGelbe, Grie0ridl @elhe, SDhne.
, 1894-10-11

IuftiOms=S erfdufe.
IUtttOusERotta.
1eguI6re
Wfontass uub 9pnnsrftags.
Spe3ioI' gerfdufe an nnbereu Soeeu bes UtDuots.
@sooren euf 9rDat.gertauf, WbpIsfaIs pber RetoiL. al
a~utlions-Preiisu.
gsrfdufe BON mobuuuas Ginrt6tunosu cine eneaioIttat.
eISsOrstf9Oiien ouna
@Orreippnbeuseu perben ertuortet.
martin Gmert 60.
Mutttou6re.
l2aplS, tulo 6 & 263 State Ctr, Ghicooo.
, 1894-10-11
8ianO8.
2n ntietbett Qeiud)t.

gu mietbeu gefu9t: Sin dIterer 9err niluift
- Elm Simmer bel elmer oeutibeu TGmiIie ODER @ittipe
iOgIeiG. @or. IL AZ Stoat55ettung. lOOt2t
, 1894-10-11

@n Wtittlpo9 MDr9en I'm 4 Ibr Derl9te naCb furser
&eiben lu1er geliebter Sobn uuo 8ruoer @aLter u.
@eterSett i'm Alter no1 20 Sabren. 9ie 8eerbi9ung
6Ol 0ear6urn &Oe., aus mad GraCelauo ftatt. lin title
Sbeiluabme bitten
11of2t Die troueru0eu StufcrbIiebeuem.
, 1894-10-11
Glaiiifi5irte anSeigen

toiteu BIB su 1oWOrter 10 Gents, iebes peitere gsOrt
l@ent. SteaenQefuGe fret.
, 1894-10-11
OSeS=4ttset0e.

Srennbet rnb 9etonnten Die gtu9ri9t baB mad Ian.
gent f9tueren &eiben
Herr Johann Schmidt
lelt9 entI6lafet lit. 9ie 8eerotgung finbet ftatt bonn
Srauerbaule, NO, 439 46. Ctr, nod Sofmoob am grei=
tag, BEN IL. SftD6er, gto9m. l l1br. 9ie tiefbetriibte
Satin Gbritite gdrttDt, GET. Gbminte.
s: 8. Sdmiot Sobn; &atie g., @torie unO
Sttte feline 8lunter. emma S1uibt, S6dter.
, 1894-10-11
Neue An5eigen.

OIle q oes.An3eieen, ueIde far ole
moreen' Qussabe Der nJuinOis Stats
3%eituns" aHfeeeebeu weroen, erfdeinen foften.
fret i'm lbenobIatt. Die NnnGhme ren Din.
3eisen fir cas- 1benSbIatt fdIieSt nm II uRr
mittass, fir Ole nlOreen.Nnssabe am 10 uhr
NbcnSs.
, 1894-10-11
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal St9tampDt Of the EADING 1 r
n oV~VOmUns INSURANCE COMPANY of
headlng IN the State Of Pennsylvania on the 31st
gay OF December 1898: made to the Insurance
to law:
, 1894-10-11
S1mabam

p 0ertaufen: Got 25x125 an S9oo( Ctr, uabe
~ 9toro @btca9o S6iBenparf. blaig fir @aIb.
SO8t Abr.: Il 43 Staats Seitunq.
On Derfnufen: 100 QCres am Sopo Rioer, 9reqoH,
so 0tiaionen 9SuB berrltheu Sannenbol5es, groBe
Sdume, nur 20 Wteilen BON Yprtlano, Srgon. WhI5
btal9 fir 9aar psrtouft perben.
~l89gbatu aor: II 3 Gtoots5eituno.
, 1894-10-11
Serlangt: Midmner uuO 6ramen.


W~erIongt: Cine Sdngerin unb Elm @iolinIpieIei
~ 10 geit &anbolpb-Str.
, 1894-10-11


Spofe, GuinIaH & Co. Ntorteaee 8oufers, 52 Dear
~ bornItraBe, ~perleiben Gelb nuf @bicaoper 6run6.
eisentbum gu ben n~ieori9itsH 9rsiieL iDtpie 6u@ of Sc.
bauoe- 6oe5 1S,t
, 1894-10-11
OrrrcIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual MatamOpt of the QUEEN INSURANCE
the g. oU"tVMVHt COMPANY. OF AMERICA in
1909. Cate of New York on the 31st day Of December
the shade to the Insurance Superintendent Of
"'e OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
full OF Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-10-11
MGhlirte 3immer.


On permietbeu Sin freunoIihes Sinlmer on eire
~ Dame. 181 Srentont Str, .. @tage.
, 1894-10-11
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statement Of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
n"Hu"i "'"VVMVW INSURANCE COMPANY of
Brooklyn, in the State of New York, on the 31st
day or December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
, 1894-10-11

SRprget SelO auf 9iamonten, Itbrer, Suluelen, Sauss
X baltungs.0tbbel NIB 9lonos bon Der u. $. Soibnin
Span 60. 4. 5lur @Bicago Stoi gr9ange s@ebduoe,
&aiaae uub @afbin9tou Ctr. 1saeIj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-06

Editor Times: l have read your remarks
under the above head and likewise those
Of Mr. Louis J. Rossieux. and have ia
remark I'm reply that the present act.
amended ar the last session Of the Legis-
lature, is of very little benefit TO any one
except the incumbent Of the Office. but is.
on the other hand, positive injury TO
the business men Of Richmond. who have
to pay an additional annual tax in conse-
quence
The appointee walks into the stores Of
the merchants and tests their weights
and measures, and charges for each one.
and walks out with his money, which
sometimes amounts TO a considerable
sum II any weight is very light he pro-
oaDly takes 1t away. but he does not pre-
tend to make them correct. except. IL may
De- IN a very few instances. II incorrect.
he may find them in the same condition
me next year, as he says lit is not his
business 10 make them correct" The
execution OF the present measure is no
protection 10 the buyer; II man wants
10 be dishonest and give short weight he
can alter his scales at any time. or use
llsht weights If he chooses. Therefore.
why impose this annual tax for the bene-
INT of the sealer OF the weights ana meas
ures? ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-06
OUR NEW COURT OF APPEALS.

Wen done. gentlemen OF the Demo-
cratic caucus. We congratulate you and
the people OF Virginia upon the Court Of
Appeals you have just chosen. Consid-
ering the distractions which are thrown
in the way OF free and fair choice by
the so-called "courtesies" between mem
bers, the territorial distribution Of offices
and political pulls. the action OF the eau
Gus reflects credit upon our party and
must give general satisfaction to the
State.
The decision Of the caucus was wise
in permitting the Southwest and the VAL
ley 10 choose their respective candidates.
Unless some controlling reason prevails,
the several sections OF the State-as long
as the people will insist upon having
sectons-should have their due represen-
taton.
In the list Of candidates who appeared
before the caucus were some names be-
low the mark which might well have
been among the elect. Altogether. the re-
suit brings sense of satisfaction and re-
lief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-06
THE WILSON Tariff BILL.
The Prospects of Its Passing the Senate
and House.

Referring to the chances OF the WI.
son bill passing the two branches OF
Congress, the Washington correspondent
Of the New York sun says;
The administration is confident as n
the House and hopeful as TO the Senate.
It's hope is we'll founded il half Of what
the Democratic senators say is proven
true. The bill will secure the vote of
no Republican. and 1t seems incredible
that Democratic senators. of whom there
are a full score. who express either dis
satisfaction with the bill or say out
right they will not vote for IL without
amendments. which the engineers saw
they Will not permit preferring defeat
TO what they call emasculation, should
be forced into the traces.
Confidence Of the passage OF the bill
In anything resembling the shane II
came from the committee is confined TO
the first row OF benches in the admins
tratiOn. There are Democratic senator's
and among them are some Of the fore
most, who are positive 1t will not pass
with free coal and iron German. Nor
gan. and others like them. for example"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-06
HERE Is REAL DEMOCRACY.

Democratic member Of Congress. who
refused to appear in the House on Thurs
day to aid in making a quorum so that
the new tariff bill might be introduced. is
quoted as saying:
Il am opposed TO the tariff bill. and IL
such a thing were possible / am even
more opposed 10 the income tax as re-
ported by the Ways and Means Commit
tee. | think the longer the consideration
or the tariff bill is delayed the worse 1t
will be for the bill. That Is why ! am
unwilling 10 vote 10 make A quorum. |
understand that it is the purpose Of the
committee to incorporate the income tax
in the tariff bill, without accompanying
1t by report showing the amount OF
revenue which will be collected and the
manner of collection. That is not the
proper way to deal with a question so
important. | understand the committee
have no reliable data showing the amount
OF the tax TO be collected. and think IL
better 10 wait until this has been laid
before Us"
This is a long-headed and wise Demo-
crat. A tariff bill which favors some
Americans at the expense Of other Ameri-
cans. and which makes a man pay taxes
for the support of government who has
an income Of $4,000, but releases from all
taxation man who has an income Of
%. ss9sS-lOO is not Democratic measure
and 1t should be defeated by Democrats.
Democrats should not let Republicans get
the credit Of defeating measure as I'M
just and unfair as this.
There should be a tax Of 30 per cent.
al valorem levied on all imports and if
that viii not produce revenue enough for
the governments needs and an income
TAX shall become necessary, let 1t be
evied impartially or all incomes except
nose of the very poor. which may be
properly disregarded upon the universally |
accepted maxim, 'de minimis non cura |
ex."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-06
How the Election Law Operates in Henry.

NARTINSNILLE, VA, Jan. 1894.
To the Times: / read your platform pub
lished in your paper several days ago
and while DO not subscribe 10 your tarif
| and state bank planks they certainly
| contain the orthodox Democratic DOG
| trine on these subjects. The balance of
| your article meets with my hearty apprO-
val, and / think it should be approved
| by all fair-minded citizens of all parties.
especially that part Of your platform ad-
| VOcating a change in our election laws
! and honesty in elections. Every fair
minded man must admit that gross frauds
! are practiced under the present election
laws Of Virginia. 1t may be that all this
! fraud does not arise from defects In the
law, but 1t can be clearly demonstrated
That some Of its provisions make frauds
easy Of accomplishment.
The electoral boards are appointed by
the Legislature, they are generally decided
partisans. ana appoint such as regis
trars and judges OF elections These cleo
toral boards generally meet in a private
Office. and their meetings and proceedings
are unknown 10 the public. In this county
the board meets in the office OF a tobacco
factory.
Section o. Of the Code Of Virginia OF ps7
gives the electoral board power 10 remove
from office every registrar and judge Of
election. upon notice. who fails to dis
charge the duties Of his office according TO
law In this county. few days before
the last election. on the 18th OF October.
two judges at the Horsepasture voting
place were removed. without notice or
alleged cause, and two other men APP
pointed in their places who had no notice
or their appointment until three DAYS
before the election. The Democrat removed
was an honest man, with a general repu-
tation for the highest integrity The Demo-
crat appointed in his place did not have
a character equal to the one removed. The
registrar delivered his registration books
10 the new Democratic judge on the night
before the election. and on the morning OF
the election all the books were missing
and not found during the day. The new
judge claimed they were stolen. The Re-
publican and Populist majority at this
voting place is about 100.
Al the Traylorville voting place. where
the Democrats poll but few votes. and the
opposition majority is between so and 100
the registration books were stolen the |
night before the election. and have not |
been found. At the Ridgeway precinct. |
two leaves We're torn from the colored |
registration book and all who were re- |
sistered on these two leaves were not al |
lowed by the judges TO vote No such |
wholesale ana gross frauds as these ever |
occurred In any election In Henry county
"lthih my memory under the old law, and |
4 that law was restored | do not be-.
ieve they would occur again. The reputa-
ION OF the county judge would be involved.
ma ne would appoint such registrars and
Judges or election as would not destroy
ne registration books or suffer them TO |
'e destroyed, stolen, or fraUduently mu-
llateu. MARTiNSNILLE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-06

There are two men in Congress who
never carry an umbrella. These are Con-
gresham kilgore, Of Texas, and Senator
Cockrell,of Missouri Last year there were
three anti-umbrella statesmen, for Tfllman
Of South Carolina, was there 10 swell the
ranks. No matter what the weather.
whether 1t be snow or rain that is de-
scendlng from the clouds, these men do
not take enough account Of the storm 10
carry an umbrella. Ii Is not so wonder
ful that kilgore does not possess one Of
these articles Of personal apparel for he
wears sombrero Of the Wild Texas vari-
ETY. that is so wide that any artificial Gov
ering is entirely unnecessary: But Cock
rel wears narrow hat and walks
through the pouring rain totally obliv-
iOus Of all the elements. Senator Vest
some years ago presented CockreI with
an umbrella as a Christmas remembrance.
but that umbrella has never yet been
opened.-Boston Advertiser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-06

The rumor TO the effect that Henry
Clay. white man living at 1911 Wash
ington street, was shot and killed by
some negroes IN fight is not true. The
rumor stated that on Thursday night.
about 10 o'clock. Mr.. Ganzert, who is
employed at the Chesapeake and Ohio
round-house. while standing in front OF
Rivers saloon, on Seventeenth and Wash
ington streets. noticed four men carving
wounded man on a stretcher. IL is not
known how Mr.. Clay became the subject
OF the rumor. Mr.. Clay was seen by me
at his house at 8 o'clock last night. He
was very much surprised at the rumor.
and said he knew nothing about the mat
ter. | also learned from Motorman Cosby,
Of the Richmond Electric Railway Com
pany. that he had seen four men carry
ing man upon stretcher II could not
be ascertained who the supposed injured
man was. No arrests have been made as
yet II is thought that the man was
drunk. and was being taken home by
friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-06
D esn, l.nnk IL. Hard inc.

Notwithstanding the hard times, there
have been long lines Of depositors stand
ing in nearly every one of the savings
banks OF the city. during the business
hours OF each day OF the past fortnight.
In one downtown savings bank, the de-
positor who took the tail end Of the line
had to wait for over an hour before he
could reach the window Of the receiving
teller. In the line there were both men
and women, who seemed TO be mostly
working people. and who. as the teller
said after the banks doors were closed.
handed In sums OF money ranging from
81 upward.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-06

tIon confronts them now which Is totally
different from any that they have ever
known. Look around where they will, and
they see men without work and factories
Idle. This Is not so because the owners
OF the factories wish TO keep them idle.
II Is so because they cannot manufac-
turc, At the present price OF labor. With
profit. IL Is to the credit OF working
men, OF many OF the labor organiza-
lions. that they have recognized. at
last. the emergencies which have be-
fallen recently railroads and manufac-
turing enterprises. and have agreed, with
out strike. TO the necessary reduction OF
wages. The intelligent laborlng men
should therefore most seriously consider
the question whether 1t IS better for the
laboring mei en- masse that few should
have employment at high wages. with
thousands without work. or that all
should be employed at lower wages. We
are certainly confronted with a condition
instead OF theory now. and it Is con-
dition which calls for the greatest con-
servatism, but intelligent appreciation Of
facts