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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
PULAShpA DISTINCTION.
II 10 Now tho LarsoH ZINC Manufacturing
Town IN the Gated States.

PULASKI, VA, Dec. 4-Special.-The
Bertha Zine and Mineral Company, at
Pulaski has recently erected a furnace
at this place for roasting zinc ore a
new process, and 10 Is proving success.
The Star Zinc Furnace mere, recehtE
built b. Thomas Jones. has proven %
satisfactory that Mr.. Jones rs now auu
ing several rev furnaces to his plant
Pulaski is now The largest zine manu-
featuring town in the United states
M Charles HuntOn Leache, IT, S AZ,
Miss Maggie BOsaLg, daughter OF W
Giles BOsang. OF our town, were Ia Hi",
ried at the residence Of the bride Ia'nel
and win reside here. Mr.. Lcacht Def tSs
In the employment OF the NoIloiN ""N
" estern Railroad Company.
Circuit Court has been in session AZ
Newborn for two weeks, ana VIII ias'
next week. The case OF George W al
ter against James VI. Casseh mas peci,
pendlne fcr four or I'VE days. inns Is
siut for false Imprisonment under the
charge Of horse-stealng, for Whlch MI
Garter was acquitted. Zen lh0uSahu uVi-
lars damages are claimed. rms Is tnc
second trial Each side has an imposing
array OF cour sel-Messrs. j. {. Nysoi,
'JudFe r.. VI. Brown. William NJ. PERKINS
and Z. w Morton for painful anu W
s. Poage. Captain Robert CrocHett anu
CantaIu J. H. LaFew for the defendant
Crpat interest is manifested in the case.
Tho Pulaski courthouse case Is now on
the privileged docket of the virginia
Court of Appeals at Richmond ana VIII
be heard next January. when II is very
probable that this veXed question VIII De
finally settled. ~
II is still very dry here. and cur
streams are exceedingly low.
simon Levin. Clothier. has made an as -
signment TO j. G.. Moore and -: u. han
for his creditors Assets, some S'V"' na-
biiities unknown. but Mr.. Levin says his
assets are ample 10 pay out.
MIR. s. y. Steger. one of our lcadlhS
merchants. is still very i'll. He IS suffer-
ing from the effects of a war wound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
PKKIIY PhIEhSBURG WELDING.
Miss Mary Elena Poole becomes the Bride
Mr. Thomas y. Knock.

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. Special
Hon William II. Mckinney. the mcom-
ing cong1 essman from the Fourth con-
gressional district of Virginia, swill, after
the attn of March next, nave the appoint
ment OF the cadet from this district 10
the Naval Academy al Annapohs.
A beautiful marriage took place TINS az
ternoon at the residence OF the h!lde
mother Mrs John W. Poole, when her
daughter, Miss Mary Elena, was welded
to Mr. Thomas +. Knock, one OF our most
highly-esteemed citizens and promlneht
druggists. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev, Ii. NJ. Hope. tNs raNtor OF
Market-Street NJ. T.. church, IN zoe pres
ence Of the family and Few Intimate
friends of the contracting parties. MI
Robert o. Jones and Miss Blanche haW-
thorne were the only attendants. AIter
the ceremony the couple left on the .
O'Clock train on bridal trip to the
North The presents were numerous anu
handsome, among them being case OF
solid silver, a git of AppOmattox Com
mandery, No. 9, knights Templar, the
groom being Its popular eminent com
manQer. -
The Official board of High-Street NJ. +.
church have decided that in the future
no one shall be admitted 10 marriages at
that church without cards OF invitation
This step has been found necessary by
reason OF the bad behavior at marriages
at this church IN the past.
The representatives from the different
Masonic lodges in Petersburg TO the
Grand Lodge, which met I'm Richmond to-
night, left here this afternoon.
An entertainment will be given next
for the benefit of the Home for the Sick.
IL is probable that Messrs. Frank X.
Clements and Willie QuarleS Will organize
a baseball club here for next season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
ABiG FKEIGHT STEAMER.
The Lsmberts Point Competing n Cargo
for Liverpool.

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. i-The steamer
Iantberts Point, the first ship OF the
new line. the Norfolk and North Amerl-
can Steamship Company, TO run direct
from IAmbert's Point to Liverpool ar
rived this morning. During the he1t
twelve months seven other vessels Will
be built for this company, to correSpohu
generally with the LambertS Point, Wmch
rs Az feet long, - feet wide, Win depth
Of q feet. Her registered tonnage is
2l52 net, 1887 gross. She was built by
Joseph l.. Thompson, of Sunderland, Eng
land, and is TO be used as a freight steam
or only, there being no accommodations
for passengers. She stands alone ON the
list of modern cargo steamers, as she
can carry more freight than any vessel
now afoat with the same net tonnage.
Her grain capacity is N6,C00 bushels.
This line will Dc organized especially 70
handle the export trade of the Norfolk
and Western railroad from Lambert ;
Point, and a new era for the foreign
trade of this port rs expected The com
pany has already secured for shipment
this month $1,000 bales OF cotton, ana
900 bushels of corn. Her ilrSt trlD
across was made from Hamburg to New
York. with cargo Of sugar From New
York she came TO Newport News. where
she took on Ga 900 bushels of grain. rms
morning she was taking on about 1900
bushels at the Norfolk and Western ele-
Vator. An this city and this afternoon
she wentsto Lambert's Point pier TO take
on about 1850 bales of cotton, and com
plcte her cargo with slaves, when she
will sail for Liverpool.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
UAs cor. corr DRUM?
Many of the Witnesses say He Was-0ues-
ton a to He Sanity

COLUMBUS. o., Dec 4-The Colonel
Colt court of inquiry resumed the m
yestlga ton Of the Washington Court
house riot to-day. The first witness
Isaac GlaZee. of Washington Courthouse,
testified that he saw Colonel Colt take
a drink of whisky in Carey's but did
not see MIN when he thought he was
drunk. Regimental Surgeon H. 81. Tay-
lor said he was with Colonel colt all the
time on the day preceding the riot, and
he did not drink anything intoxicating
All of to-day's witnesses were sum
moncd by the prosecution except sur
geon II. VI. Taylor
The evidence was severe against Col
onel Colt, but was weakened materially
by the feeling against the Colonel that
witnesses showed on the stand.
Summarized, their testimony was to
the effect that Colonel Colt and many
Of his soldiers were drunk on the day
of the riot. and that they drank in the
saloons and drug stores, and from their
private bottles.
y sensation was caused by the attorneys
for the prosecution Of Colonel Colt at
the session tonight.
Calling George W Sinks a well-known
ColumtNs banker, to the stand, the first
question was:
Did you not have Colonel Colt at your
house for some time under treatment
FOR insanity about two years agoT
Not that | know Of" answered the
surprised witness, but Colonel Bunker
president Of the court. at once ruled that
no question bearing upon the sanity Of
Colonel Colt would be permitted as II
was not the subject of inquiry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
kOLB IssUH. 4 MESSAGE.
Advises His Friend. TO Pay no State Taxes
tor n While

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Dec. 4-R. +.
kolh, who calls himself Governor de gure
OF ALABAMA. has issued message 20
uhe General Assembly and people or
Alabama
He starts out in a grandlloquent strain,
referring 10 the revolutionary condition
OF your State government; stlSmatZeS
the Democrats as usurpers, and declares
that the constitutional guarai tee or a
fair election has oeen Cverthrown. lie
says
II have taken the oath Of Governor, and
intend TO prosecute, in your name my
right TO that high office solely upon the
claim that by your ballots. cast IN the
legitimate and orderly way prescribed
by the forms Of law; | was appointed TO
II on August 8. 1894. | would waive to
avoid conflict Of cOntesting parties for
power tn Alabama. I have hesitated long
10 expose the people Of Alabama 10 IN
ternal discord. But my countrymen, the
concession Of right TO the evil spirit OF
wrong is not the road TO peace which
Is zeal peace"
lie closes as follows
advise my supporters ana all lovers
OF liberty 10 organize clubs 10 assist the
general object of my appeal Tor their
Ights Let these clubs meet as often
as once IN two weeks Al least, by regular
appointment; let there bf leaders who
VIII come before each meeting with such
literature bearing upon me ""n%ral ques-
tiCn at Issue as may he available. Let
every instructive article be well read
aloud. that it may incite inquiry. Let
the fires Il a noble patriotism be Kept
alive In al our hearts and the clouds
ard darkness will lift and driit away
We have no common funds to pay eX-
penses Of orators. but ! am coniilent
That the plan OF a club ana the pubic
expectations Of neighbors with each other
VIII serve a good end and produce the
best results. I advise my friends and
supporters 70 pay no tax money 10 any
collector OF State taxes for while. ]
advise those tax collectors who value
the cause ] represent, ard which WI
assuredly prevail i'm the end, TO delay
all payments Of State taxes into the
State treasury until an impartial nearing
be had Of our complaint under a tar
and honest contest law.
IF Colonel Oates and his faction hear
not the truth; If they court equity ara
are ready TO abide by justice. they WIZ
hesitate at nothing to remove the dis
honor from his title % the Office he hts
seized by arms.
IF the General Assembly Will brig
reason to treat with the facts the Jus
tice demand will be accorded well ara
speedily. Upon It's own head rests re
question Of peace or OF discord In Aia-
bama.
"(Sgned) r. F. KOLB, Governor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
ms AUFUL EEVENGE.
Arthur Schneider shoot. Pretty Katie
Enchhnrt and Her IoYer.

NEW ORLEANS. la, Dec. Katie
Buckhart was shot IN the side OF the
face and seriously, If not MORALLY wound
ed, and Herman Heiss was shot in the
neck and under The ri-ht eye and NOR
tally wounded by Arthur Schneider to-
night about 10 o'clock, IN the Kitchen OF
Zeigler's saloon and restaurant, on Royal
street. few doors from Canal one Of
the most frequented portions Of the city.
Katie Buckhart and Herman Heiss
rave been in the employ Of the estab-
iishment for some time. few months
ago Schneider was hired. He at once
fell desperately I'm love with the fair
and really pretty Katie. The fact that
his passion was not returned appeared 10
only add 10 its intensity. and flnally his
attentions became so annoying that they
led 10 remOnstrances from his fellow
workman, lIess, who attempted 10 pro-
tect the girl
This led 90 frequent quaUels between
the TWO. and finally 10 Schneiders dis
charge a week ago. Tonight he returned.
and without warning. proceeded 10 the
kitchen and fired on Katie. VINO fell 10
the floor with u bullet ia her LETT cheek.
He turLed on iiess who was sitting IN
corner Of the room, and shot him twice,
and then made for the street by a side
entrance. but was captured by the DO
lice, and is now in custody There Is III
tie or no chance for HESS recovery, and
the surgeons have not been able 10 locate
the bail IN Katie Buckharts head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
WINNER IN THE TOLLS.
TIE NOTED ILLICIT WHISKY DIS
TILLER FINALLY ARRESTED.
The oascers c ,ught Him Unawarea and He
Dia No, Carry Dot His Threat-1hs
SIN Confiseatsd.

ROANOKE, VA. Dec. 4.-Deputy United
States Marshal J. Il. Chewing assisted
by John Bowles. arrested j. Mark VIM
mer tonight on Biackwater Creek. IN
Franklin county. ana brought him TO
this city, where he was released on 500
bail for his appearance before United
States Commissioner Rhodes tomorrow
morning.
WINNER is an extensive dis;ilier OF
Illicit whisky. and a desperate man
lie had sworn TO kill the officer who
attempted TO arrest him. but Chewing
caught him unawares In mis- sun ana GOT
the drop on him. The officers conhs-
Gated the still which has "A capacity OF
10 gal!ons. with SIX fermenting TUBS ana
all the necessary machinery Tor us ope-
ration
WINNER is said TO have killed man
some time ago, but he managed 10 es~
cape from the clutches OF the law. lie
IS also under Indictment for numerically
beating young man in Franklin county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05

NEW YORK, Dec "A fire. which
originated in the work rooms Of ID. j.
Solomon & Co. on the fourth floor Of No
547 Broadway. this evening, caused loss
OF at least $1,000 70 the occupants OF
the building. The firms affected are
oil paintings and fancy goods, loss $4,000;
+. Mo"h r. Co. flowers and ostrich feath
ers. loss $1,000 L. Simon & Co, feathers.
loss 1900. and the Popular Necltwear
SomLa ~. J. Solomon & CO... loss So
90. The building was damaged 10 the
extent of $4,000. There were nearly one
hundred girls in the building when the
fre was discovered and for a time there
was the widest excitement They we're
all taken out safelX however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
VT. WILTBR's VILE FILED.
His Magnificent Art Collection Left to Hit
SON and Dau"h eT.

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec: THE viii
of the late William Walters was
filed at TOwsOn the seat OF baltimore
county. to-day. BY its terms the ehtIis :
art collection is bequeathed to the tesla
tors two children, "A son and daughter,
with a request that il be kept intact.
There are no provisions whatever as 10
where IS shall be located.
3irs Deiano lives in orange, y. D.,
and the son. Harry Walters, has MS
principal headquarters as president OF
the Atlantic Coast Line, in wilmington,
y. G.. although his time j. largely Spent
in New York, Philadelphia, and BAIT
more. The viii expresses the testator 5
d aSire nasmuCh as the collection, dslue
from its intrinsic value. Will be OF much
greater importance il kept intact, that
If it meets the wishes Of his children
they shall agree upon money NdIue
and that the one shall sell his or hef
interest 20 the other, the purchaser 10
the balance Of the estate. The Walters
mansion in which the collection Is at
present is devised to the son.
Mr.. Walters daughter, Mrs Delano,
fares better by her fathers VIII than
was expected. She married against his
wish ten years ago. and after bis warn
ing that ne would give her nothing save
a few hundred dollars unless she would
sacrifice her lover. MI. Walters was
obstinate. but his daughter was firm
ness itself. She and her husband have
lived very happily and have neither re-
ceived nor asked for anything from
Mr.. Walters. Mr. Delano has huilt up
very good law practice in Orange.
shortly lef0re his death Mr.. Walters
desired The presence Of his daughter.
she came at once and remained with
him until he died
The total value Of the estate is esti-
mated all the way from @,0j0,mO 10
100000 Aside from the requests to
the son and daughter there are only
few small ones to relatives and a gift
Of $4,000 to the MARYLAND institute Of
instruction. Harry Walters and B. +.
Newcomer are made trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
SEAc.HING ron KLECTiON FRAUDS.
SIR IL. I. 1horp at Work In Luneuburg-
frotnino tttizoHs HI.

LUNENBURG COURTHOUSE, Dec. A.
special.-Nlr X. 7. Thorp the defeated
candidate upon the Republican ticket for
Congress from the Fourth district. is
here examining the poll-books and look
ing into the late election IN this county
with a view 10 contesting the seat Of
Hon w. X. McKenney, of Petersburg. to
whom the State Board of Canvasscrs have
awarded the certificate OF election. Sew
eral OF the Republican leaders of the
county are very active trying 10 obtain
evidence Il Irregularities. upon which Mr..
Thorp may base a claim 10 the seat.
What progress they have made is UNI
known as they are very secret about their
plans.
Mr.. Joseph Oliver. a prominent citizen,
excellent man and successful farmer. who
resides Ia the upper part of the county.
Is very III. and his death is daily ex-
pected.
MIR. Green A. Wood an old and re-
spected citizen of this county. Is also
Very low, and is not expected TO recover
The general health Of the people IL. how
ever unusually good for this season of
the year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05

evidenced by the fact that peaceiui At
menian villages. not partakihR Oh .me
revolutionary movement, although sur
rounded by the villages, the ihnaoltan.s
I'm perfect security and unmolestec during
and after the military operations Arme-
nfan reyofutionlsts and their friends are:
news that has no foundation in fact.
Having revolted. they wish to hide their
guilty actions under cover Of supposed
persecution. II is, moreover, proved tnat
these Armenian insurgents had as COM
rades few MISGUIDED kurdS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
Aimrn at the lig rrize LIGHT

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Dec. 4.-Tbe
City Council to-day repealed the ordi-
nance licensing prize fights. which was
passed last winter just before the Cor
bett-Mitchell mill.
Circular" Joe Nendig. who is here. was
asked what effect this action OF the Coun-
ell would have on the proposed Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight. which IL Is proposed
10 pull off in this city. Vendig says the
Councils action amounted to nothing. and
that Corbett and Fl,Zsimmons would sure
ly fight in Jacksonville
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
DanyilIe news Notes.

DANVILLE. VA, Dec. 4-Speciaa a.
Dave owen (colored), who e lew on 1 u
ago made felonious assdul,,, ,be had
sSd arT TS'' MAS ' tried in the Hastings
Court cl5u Z" to-day % end sent to the peni'en-
tiary for five years. ,,.,,,,o,r,s and VIII
Two negroes, ia. " " hight fsht this after
Low va" ,laughter-house near the city.
cutting cT him seriously about ,d the &c b s1fP,
shoulders and arms esca RoW and oh has not yet
6enn arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
Georgetown Takes the Lead.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 4-The
president and directors Of GEORGETOWN
College, District of Columbia, to-day is
sued regulation, adopted in the faculty
their students from playing football
with teams, whether collegiate or other
from outside college until the character
and rules OF the, game shall have been
radically modified so as TO preclude with
reasonable certainty all danger of seri.
Gus casualties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
Ex.navo- Cnoper,s 4 lie a SnIclde.

ATLANTA, GA, Dee. 4.-AIrs. John
Tilor Cooper, wife OF one Of the Atlanta
eX-Mayors, swallowed carbolic acid this
afternoon and died tonight in great
agony. The family physician says il
was suicide. Another OF the seven at
tending physicians prOnOunces * an acct
dent. There is good deal OF mystery
about the death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
Ashland Churches Give Teas.

ASHLAND. VA, Dec. Especial. Ash
alive There are always some entertain
mcnts taking place and the German Club
had a dance at the Woodson Hotel every
Friday night. r.
IL seems 10 be the fashion just now Tor
the churches OF the town 10 give teas, 10
which the public. with their contrlDu-
lions, are invited. Several evenings past
the Episcopal church save "A high tea AZ
the rectory. Last night the BaptiSts
gave a yellow tea, at the residence OF the
Misses Scott and tonight there Is an
evergreen tea for the benefit of the f1ss
byterian church. at the residence OF , hl.
churches Will be represented later on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
THOs. ", sAELTON ELECTED,
Fnly b On byth Councii to be City Al.
torDsy Of MOI folk.

NORNoLK, VA. Dec. Especial
Mr.. Thomas w. Shelton. formerly OF
The Times repcrtoriai stan, was elected
tonight city Attorney OF Norfolk, 10
succeed DR. r. s. Lambeth, Jr., who has
resigned 10 go into the ministry OF the
Methodist Church.
Mr. Shelton defeated Mr.. John b. Jen-
wing. one OF the most prominent lawyers
NJ this section. who was one OF the at
6orneys employed by the Prohibition
party In their contested election cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
The STATES Remains With the \. A. =.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Dec. 1.-The
Daily states. the largest and most IN
fiuential evening paper in the south mas
decided TO continue its relations with ana
the service Of the Southern Associated
Press. Notwithstanding the desertlnn OF
the other New orleans morning ialiie5 ID
the Western or IllirDis Press Association
The states interests end sympd;hies are
indissolubly linked with its southern
brethren, and their New York and Ne"
England allies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
To Increase the Dut es.

PARIS, Dec. An the budget debate ~
the Chamber OF Deputies to-day the MiH
lister of Finance. NJ pOincarre, said INA,
In view of the diminished revenues ana
increased expenditure it would be necys-
sary 10 Increase the succession duties py
10000 francs In order 10 balance the
budget
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
Germsny,s Ke..rIetioas Extended.

BERLIN. Dec. 4-The Reichzanzeiger
to-day announces that the importation
into Germany Of canned beef and pork
and corned beef from the United States
will be prohibited until such meats are
ACCOMPANIED by certificates from the
United states inspectors that the animals
from which the meats are obtained were
free from disease when slaughtered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
OBITUARY.
JOSIAH L. WARREN,

SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 4.-Josiah L.
Warren, prominent cotton merchant
formerly president of the Cotton Elk.
change. died this morning. He was a
yention In 1871. and sx-member Of the
Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
Young Bthen Better.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 1.-THE
surgeon in charge Of the Emergency Hos
pital late tonight said that the condi-
the Thanksgiving Day foot bail game was
somewhat better No operation has vet
been performed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Dec. T.
Kristen kortgaard, convicted of the
wrecking Of a State bank, OF which he
was president. Yesterday was given an
indeterminate reformatory sentence i'm
the State prison His case has been APP
Dedled. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
B,shoD iiaygo0d III.

ATLANTA. GA, Dec. 4.-Bishop Atti-
Gus Haygood, of the NJ. r. Church South
Is dangerously III at his home at oxford
Ga. lie attended the annual conference OF
the Church at Rome laet week. bur Wa.
too Ill much OF the time to preside. The
symptoms OF his case indicate pneumonia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
R.rminchnm democrats natented-

BIRMINGHAM, ALA Dec. THE city
election here to-day resulted In the De.
by the reform ticket, supported by in
dependent Democrats and Republicans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05

Mr.. Shelton has been acting City Attor-
ncy for some time with great satistac-
ton TO the municipal NATURALIZATION.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-11
THE OLD REZ/4BZE .SPECI4LLSI
IBirming gham Daily News,1

No specialist esouhis eam of private Dr