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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
THE JURY DECLARED HIM NOT
GUILTY YESTERDAY.
HIS WIFE, GONvULsED WITH JOY,
Threw Herself in His Arms and
Gould Only Say, "oh Dan"-The
Jurors Refuse to Discuss tho
Cause.-The Cronln Mys-
terry out of Court.


BY Associated Press.
Chicago. H., March s.-The hAppi-
est man on earth at Abs O'Clock this al
tcrnoon waa Dan Coughlin. When the
clerk read out the words: 1--WE, the
jury, end the defendant, Daniel Cough
lin, not guilty. a warm flush went over
his face which, before had been Of
deadly white. He half rose in his
chair aud was tho next instant pushed
bacl, by Attorney David, the law part
ner Of Mr.. Donohoo, who has 30 stoutly
defended him throughout the long trial
Then II was a push that almost swept
the happy man OF his feet. Newspaper
men, old-hme friends of the prisoner
before his troubles, came up on him in
a body and nearly wrung bis hand of.
ITS all right, boys, all right gasped
Coughlin, as lie reached for three or
four hands at once. ITS all right,
boys; I wont forget you. You treated
me all right"
Then the prisoner worked his way up
20 the Jury box and shook hands with as
many Of thom as be could reach, but thc
crowd was too MUCK for hun, ana, yclllug
md cheering to ahow its delight, IL pushed
him away from the box. He gave M
The effort 10 greet the mon who have
given him freedom, and. 10 company with
the bailins. started to leave the room,
passing behind Judge Tutl3lls chair Just
~ he WINS directly behind the judge o cry
u MAKE way. there; open mp a passage;
make way was heard, and two stnlwart
oailifs pushed through the crowd and
close behind them. her hat nwry, her veil
huff up, aud gaspIng with sohs that
nNuIpI Hpp Mr. fnWmbItu Nan
was strlding To liberty as though he wore
seycn-leHguc boots.
Dan come back: here's your wife"
called hiiy voices, aud Coughlln retrnccd
Lis steps.
Just at the foot Of the little flight Of
staie leading M to the Judges rostnm,
he met HE wife The woman gave an
incoherunt cry her arms went up. fast.
enel themselves around h-r hushands
neck aud then she gave way utterly.
She only snid Dan, oh. Dam but
nowhere, not even IN the heart Of Dan
the bosom Of the little woman, who,
cnsped tight against her husbands heart
and felt him hers again. Coughlin bent
his big blonde head until his mustachc
swept her cheek and then the two rocked
To and fro until the woman was able TO
stllc her emotion, and then she was LODI
away by COughlln's father WHO was
happy enough 10 dance jig. but gave
his full attention 10 his hat, which he
Kept putting on aud tadng OF with
marvellous rapidiy. In lrw minutes,
he, with Mrs. Coughlln, who hy this
time WINS radiant. leit The room.
Attorney Daniel Donohoe. who had,
with oX-Judge Wing, defended the pris-
nncr, was the recipient OF shower Of
CONGRATULATIONS from friends and fellow
attorneys.
~ is Just as | expected he said,
"rhe verdict cOuh not have boon other
wise. / will acknowledge that Il was an
agreeable surprise To me. however. 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
THE WAR SOON no cnAsE.

Hy Ns5ocINItd Tress.
San Francisco, Cal, March s.-Thc
Call says the recent difficulties which
have arisen between the Santa Fe and
the southern Pacific are about to be
overcome and rates restored to their for
mer standard.
President Reinhart Of the Santa Tc
and President Crocllcr of the Southern
Pacific have been in telegraphi, commu-
uicaton on the subiet with the result
that 1t is mutually agreed to discontinue
the war as soon as possible and to dis
cuss and remedy The differences which
have existed when meeting can he ar
ranged between the two gentlemen later
President Rcinhnrt of the Santa Zee Is
expected to visit san Francisco some
time Ia April hut there Is a possibility
that President Crocker Of the Southern
Pacific will take trip to Chicago be-
fore that time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
WEST VIRGINIA MINERS.
Ono Man Was Killed Yesterday--The
Jail and Odd Fellows Hall Insd-
equnte for the Prisoners.


Charleston, w. Va. March S.--Serious
trouble was threatened today al Fayette-
vile station. A telegram WAS received
by Major Banka at Eagle that about 100
strikers Ind possession Of o freight train
there. An engine and c8b0ose bearing
Deputy sheriff Walker soon arrived ut
Eagle and o posse was summoned, After
some difficulty they cleared the train aud
IT n1lled out.
a. II. Ratcliifc. who had charge Of the
party that arrested Wyam OF Sunday,
became engaged In a difficulty with a
man at Sowell aud shot his opponent
through the heart. lie has made his
escape Rntcliite is desperate char
aClcr and ~ now under Indictment.
The jail at Fayetteville * Overlooked
with prisoners. The odd Fellows hall
is crowded aud they are also in churches
and schoolhouses About 30 warrants
yet rennincd TO be served.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

ltnly tbiES County Herald
The Italy girl Is fascinating mixture
Of everything happy In a w0man's char
acter. She has a laugh like the soft.
sweet music Of the nightingale, and Is
the most beautiful product Of the Lone
Star state. She Is too frank for filtration
aud has very nice Idea Of what Is
proper In Introduction and conversation.
She Is as free nH the continuous and wide
sweeping breeze that blows over the
beautiful prairies. She Is reader and
can. talk music. literature and politics till
your hair Turns gray.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Austral. 112. Penny, 25 to third
Fifth-Scrling, six furlongs; Kildare.
IT,. Penny, 2 to l, won. La Rue, %,
Berger, to 1, second; Piduante, 1O2,
Rogers, - to l. third. Time. 1;25.
Sixth-Selling, six furlongs; Pioneer.
1O3, Berger, Z to ., won; Oliver Twist,
115, Penny. to 5, second; Florella,
1O2, Arnold. 20 to l, third Time,
1:24 H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

recommend their governments TO gnarnn-
tee with the other countries inierrrted'
fGr q period not 10 exceed fourteen years
: per cent interest on caplui or -
s00,OO0 pounds 10 any company laying
Pacific cable. The tariff 4 not " *
telegrans between Great Britain and tho
colonies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

~ zAHeoelhteu Press.
vs., ~ AL Louis al.,.l No, AIaEch s.-pleasapt
TO the Madison track so'u crowds
First race Selling. five ana oroha,,
iaslonss Barker Harrison. Or gBse er9a,.
tob 70 ~ ven h, q p IL, W. HES ss
mold, 8 70 . third Time i.s s9' ioa' Ar
Second raee-SelinE. five and nm, 49,,
laElongs; Pecadilly. i08. W'aliac s,Aal i
90 1, second: I'll Gles5 i 10 ASS,s,ley, 20
10 !, UiiiN Time lis - Nhn, q
Third race Selling, heats sv,
% Sas'q I,-a hl9,so@ % Berger ul
i, SECOND; Audlnhone, az ft',Ss'ey; to
tllrd. Time Iii. -'osoy' to /,
Second heat Cactus blossom . :.
is pa e y eSIs to / second; Irregs u
Fourth Selling, five ami ~ - II
Longs; Silent, % Perry. 3 ' ~ , inr.
beeton- luf- Mallac,s i 40 :. l, Won;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Crown Point. Ind. March S.-The
grand jury which was called TO find in
dictnents against the ROXY race track
pool sellers adjourned today without find
ing an indictment of any description.
call new Jury that will act and prose-
cute the company to the end of the
chapter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
TENAs PoSroFFICEs.
SDneini Dispatch.

Wlshington, Mnrch S.-The nppolnt-
ment of A. w. kennard postmaster al
Nayasoia today was in the line with the
ison. aud was almost Immediately con-
sequent upon tho filing Of the resignation
OF tie present Postmaster. James.
Fourth-class postinlsters appointed To-
day; Mpultun Institute. Y. A. Leach
vice NJ II. Holmes. resigned
Camilbpll resigned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
Ell PAso ooLLECToRsHrp.
Special Dispatch.

Washington. March SIT il gonerally
expected that the president viii appoint
q collector of customs for IN Paso either
tomorrow or next day. A number of
the Texas delegation called at the White
House this morning In the interest Of
lll Linn Of Victoria They believe the
contest still an open one, IN spite OF
previous indication In favor Of Mr.. Fitch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Houston, Tex. March S.-Two special
cars With H. Hawley, traffic manager Of
the Southern Pacific In New York, and
j. NJ. Schrieyey, traffic manager of the
snme road with headquarters In New
Orleans, and Jno. Muir and Beverly
Alylcs went west on the Southern Pacific
tonight After side trip TO Durango,
Mexico. they 20 to San Francisco. where
the rate question will be taken up with
lhe Snnln En
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
BoUNDLESs GONE LAME.
BY Associated press

Littla Rock, Ark, March 8. -B,nndless
Che american Derby candidate, went LAME
IN Ms exercise this morning. and will
be shipped TO Fields farm. near Levine.
ton. Ky, and placed in lie stud, Ibe
toreleg failed just above the place wbere
the SAINT, leg went wrong last fall
Those who saw The horse his mo,nin:
declare that Boundless will never race
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Washington, March s. Attorney.
General Culberson has not vet appeared
In the supreme court in support of his
motion TO set day for the trial OF the
commission case.
One Texas case was heard today
N-Attornry-Gene Garland and ii
] May submitted on argument for an
iellanr and IL, NJ Pollard for appellees
in the case of the City national bank
Of Fort Worth vs., II. ID. Hunter ct al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Houston, Tox., March S.-Thc South
crn Pacific intends putting their recent
purchase, the San Antonio and Arln-
sus Pass road. in Grst-class condition,
and tonight sent out a gang OF seventy
i've conyicts 10 work the grade.
Nearly all the railroad work In Texas
IN now done by conyicts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
ROYAL JuNKBrINGs.
Emperors william and Joseph WIN Go
to Abazzia.

Press Report:
Vienna, March s,-rhe emperor Of
Germany has decided to accompany the
empress TO Abazzia. They 80 by way OF
peror Francis Joseph viii visit them
about Easter at Abazziu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
A SAVAGE FIGHT

BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati. Ohio March s-Franl,
yMioS,swiski OF Chicago and George I'M ns
l las hoek' Ark, fought a savage five
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
DAMAGES AGAINST THE 5. A. p.
Special Dispatch.

SAN Antonio, Tex, March SC. f..
Long was today awarded verdict for
$500 damages aealust the San An
sonai Injuries
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
BLAND'S SILVER BILL.
CONTINUED from IN s1Iss'Ar Page,

1J2.S94: notes for redemption. S24S.f
government receipts. Internal revenue,
$3.50, 031 81; customs, $500 ,9O2. IS. mis-.
cellaneous. $l4.020.SO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Harry Daily. tho Australian bantam
has posted 500 Ut Boston to hrht any,
eeiy in America 90 ITO pounds, for from
SlOO 10 500 side.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

The Sioux City Driving Park a.socla.
ton has decided 20 give four anvs'
harness meeting In June when $1,000 In
purses viii be given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

KossuTH LEAVES his BED
BY Associated PrJvs
Turin. March &. Louis Kossuth passed
= quiet dny aud showed some signs Of I'M
proycment lie was able 10 leave his
hei.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

The Empress Of Austria Is expected to
arrived at Gibraltar shortly from Madeira
travelling as Countess of H6heneinbs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Snow fun" sys the urchin. Its no
iiun, says the merchant whose roof is
leaking.-Augusta Chronicle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

The agricultural depression has re-
d9uoed the revenue Of the Chapter Of
nork. so considerably that each canon
mas been eut down from 40 pounds a
year TO 400 pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

The tattoo artist has designs on his
eustomers-Boston Transcript.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

:. Mt Patton, formerly a banker in New
York. is the Gladstoniau candidate for
England
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

The successful business man. answer
ing books that have helped me-" gives
the bank book a prominent plaee.-In-
ter-Ocean.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

:. door Jam is not meant to be put up
being left ajar,-Florlda Times-JJnion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

The British volunteer forces, CORES
ponding IN certain points to onr Ma
uonal Guard. numbered 2la.a00 eff
clients during last year-an incroase Of
@oO0 over 1892. and 5000 over 1891.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

In Bohemia 10000 men are engaged
10 handling aud finishing earuetA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Waiter-De usual steak, sab? Reeu-
lar Customer-No; am tired tonight.
Bring me a plate Of hash.-Indianapo
Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Jillson says that he has noticed that
soma men are q great deql like rivers.
When their heads are swelled you roal-
Ter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

The total tounage O. Va
during In last year BY I n x
he he United Stats states iissa
1920 and B'isFi''' -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Arringcmesis s srs n y
made With Mr.. NV, vs. 3
for some per.oIl,'I.. Ell ici +
Iyecuni at l9 ,91. l1i' 4, II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
WHAT Mr.. FLICK SAYS.
DoHRRTY's WEdLTH.
The Story of How tho Dismissod New York
Police Captain MAIDS Eis Money.

Captain Doherty Of the New York
police force. who was Thursday dig
missed by the board Of the city. for re-
ceiving money from keepers OF disorderly
houses, accumulated fortune while
serving I'm that position. The captain
was subjected 10 a rigid cross eXamina-
ton by Assistant District Attorney Well
man, who is prosecuting these cases
before the board.
These are some Of the points brought
out by Mr. Wellman In his examination
OF the witness. as reported by special
correspondent:
How much could you save on $1,000
a year and support a wife ana family
of eight children?' asked Mr. Wellman.
Il didn't support wife ana eight
children on $t.20 a year. though / could
on $500 TO $500. / was single Tor the
first five years Of my service on the
police force. Then the children came
along about one every '"o years after !
was married.
well to drop that can you manage
10 own and live In a fine house at Lex
ington avenue and Fifty-ninth street,
keep your horses and carriages on your
salary of S2100 a year,
Yes. sir: As fine as ! do live, ] have
no horses and carriages. ! have one
horse and q wagOn-no carriages, and
l Keep the horse In a cheap stable.
What other property have you The
CAPTAIN. whose voice vas growing weaker
ri
brother had a bit Of property In Brook
What I'D you pay for your half?"
demanded the relentless WellnlaH. 'oh.
couple Of thousand, replied the Cap
There we're a few other items and
then Mr.. Wellman asked what property
Mrs. Doherty owned Mr.. Fromme OBJ
jected and the Captain said, oh, let
him have II. I'm not afraid. My wife
doesn't own cent Of any Kind OF prop
you have told us. Captain. Of where
YOU have about $4,000 worth or property.
VIII you tell rs how you managed to ac-
cuuulate that fortune at $1,000 a year
for seventeen years and from S,NJ TO
s.. 100 a year since then and bring up
growing family OF eight chiIdren
The Captain told about a broker named
Gustave Tuthin Of the Consolidated EX-
change. who met him at Broadway and
Wall street one day while he was a
sergeant. IT was long before ] ever
thought Of being police captain. |
me 81 100. He said something about new
England and u. l.. W, but ! don't
know what he lid with II. ! took out my
original 800 and left the N2n. With that
In Jess than five months he made over
500 900 That was the luckiest time In my
whole life except the day was appoint
ed police captain concluded ne cap
tain while the audience Of policemen
and newspaper men stared at the luck
lest man in Sew York in undisguised ass
constituent
The "luckiest man wiped the per
spiration from his brow under Mr. Well
tnii' where mpS this wonderful Wall street
wizard had his office OF If he had an
office. There was no writing by which
he could prove there was ever such
tronsaction. but ne thought Tuthil lived
AZ i'i the Sinclair House-tnis remarkable
broker who IN five months made $4,000
for his trusting friend out of u 5000 In
Vestment.
orougb m nav me what he made for
me and I wanted no writing. Why. he
made il all for me-" exclaimed the Cap
tain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28

s,ir,,a we're destined TO an carry in a.,
for. in the third inning, 'n de, i,,' In
the ,btrd inning the home team mace
three runs. and In the nth they piled hp
SIN literally batting Bailey out OF lIie
box Keenan, was then put IN a. ne on nJir
MIN. only two runs being made while ~
was i'm the box ,ted
Moran. the "south-paw." or ieft having
twirler. pitched a fine game, only aHo"i ~
seven hits OF him. two men bases Oh
balls, and striking out six. ,. q
The iNnchburgs' game had ginger a
plenty in IL, and all over the me,u " are
PLAYED good ball. only two errors &c
charged 10 the side. and Elsey on SET n-II
by one Of the greatest catches OF IT,
hy seen on these grounds In man! "1 Ia
Richmond got It's lead inon tmg balI. ana
was forced out by Gilman pan 70 rr',.a,s
Gettinger got a base on balls. ana az
three-bagger scored Gilman ana 49, -,
ger. RouSsey batted the bsls r's ~ ri.
the plate. and went out. Webster TO RI
sey. Tate coming home. roster s'iue
out. retiring the side 49, 49,,
In the third Kid Williams hit two-bas,
ger. Bailey took base on az ~ ca
man made first on SLOW one I0"h w
base-line and Bailey scored me Iu,n
that the Richmonds had enjoyed up 10
this time forsook them. Not once again
could they cross the plate during the
game. They were presented WIN seven
large and healthy goose-ecgs In success
sion. and IL may be remarked that tnis
IS the only kind of eggs the Richmond
team need fear In Lynchburg.
In the bah field this afternoon sever
al OF the Richmond players. particularly
Gettinger. several times applied uncom
plimentary epithets 10 Knox. who. IN
turn. informed Gettinger that he would
see him after the game The epltnels
we're of such nature as to presuppose
prompt and immediate resentment from
Knox. but the Sergeant OF Police, who
was standing by. warned the Richmond
players that the repetition Of such Ian
guage there would result in their being
put of the field. That ended the trouble
for the tine. Tonight about O'Clock
Knox called at the Arlington Hotel and
demanded an apology from Gettnger
but after some persuasion by Umpire
Clark. who happened TO be present, Knox
was induced 10 drop the matter. The
score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
The Expedition to Labrador.

Among the various expeditions this
year which have for their object northern
exploration, the one commanded by Prof.
Charles L. Hite. of the University of
Pennsylvania. to Labrador is of much
interest. DR.. Dawson. In his essay upon
tie uneXplored parts of Canada, called
attention to the fact that the greatest
area Of America still almost Unknown,
lies within the boundaries of Labrador.
1t is the Intention of Prof. Hite to take
party or ten men to the interior of this
country for the purpose of exploration
se,,t taken North IN the steamer New
Ign. who viii soon be on his way TO the
landed at Rigolette. Labrador, about
July 4th, whence a boat will take them
TO Geese Bay at the mouth Of the Ham
ilton or Grand river:
the river. carrying their boats and pro-
visions around the numerous and dan
gerous rapids. The remainder OF the
Goose Bay and explore the region in
that neighborhood. paying special at
tention 20 collecting The flora and fauna
OF the country.
Excursions will be made in the MeaY
Mountains for geological purposes. Mr.
Low. OF the Cana dian Geological Survey
has found indications of vast deposits
of the richest iron ore. and II is not at
All llIlPlVbdbAt NhoA HiOIt valuable MN
eral will be found on more extended re
search. Prof. Hite and his assistants
after reaching the Grand Falls. OF the
Grand River which were found by Mr..
Bryant to be Sl6 feet high. will deter
mine their latitude and longitude. and
will then push on to the interior table
lands. determine their nature, elevation,
geological and other features.
After this short reconnaissance the
party will return to the Ninnipi River,
and explore that TO Lake Aswauipi, and
from there TO the Gulf OF St. Lawrence.
Should there be no southern outlet TO
this lake the party will Join the collect
ing division at Goose Bay. where they
will be picked up by DR.. Cook on his re-
turn from Greenland. Great care is be-
Ing exercised In selecting material, such
as camping utensils. provisions. and
boats for the Journey, large number
OF the articles used by the expedition
will be aluminium. Prof Hite, though a
young man. has made a reputation as
naturalist and collector, having a wide
range OF travel He served as naturalist
on the Peary relief expedition in 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
me UFBB SUI.
II is a Claim for Five Thousand Dollars
Damages-Three Negroes Arrested.

PETERSBURG VA. July 27.-Spe-
cial.-ln the Hastings Court Of Peters
hurg on next Monday the suit OF Wy
liam Clifton Webb. of DinWiddie county,
against the city OF Petersburg. viii prob
ably De heard. The damages are placed
at i've thousand dollars. for injuries re-
ceived. Webb was driving a wagon
loaded with peanuts down halifax street
on the l4th OF last May. and In crossing
the street railway track he was thrown
from the wagon and injured. The plain
tiff alleges that the accident was caused
by the improper condition Of the road
bed of the street between the rails.
Mr.. H. r. Morrison who was painfully
scalded few days ago, while testing a
piece of casting at the Petersburg Iron
Works, Is improving, and expects 10
be out in a few days.
Fred. Lewis, Eddie Hite. and Charles
Smith. three negroes, were arrested at
came here from Norfolk on a coal train,
ana are thought to be the parties who
bi oke into the grocery store of MI.
George L. Moody on last Monday night.
The report of the health officer. Dr.
3 A hinton shows nat nat t curing dre
GO deaths in Petershurg-white, u; col
The delegates from the Petersburg
District Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church 70 the annual con
ference. 10 be held at charlottesville
Bradbury, OF Petersburg; X. i; Hartley
of Sussex county: J. l.. Medlock, OF Din
widde county. and J. c. Davis. OF Surry
county.
Mrs. c. A. Battle and Miss Jennie
this afternoon. Mrs Battle is the mother
of Rev II. W. Battle. d. D., pastor
Of the First Baptist church in this city