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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-29

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Douglas I62 II
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T hereby announce myself as candidate for
clerk of the district court, subject 10 the
decision OF the Republican convention oI
Sedgwick county. = r. hA'f'0'
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Prophecy.

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Harness at Cost.

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far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and Use Castoria in
stead of the variousquack nostruns which ara
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throsts, thereby sending
them TO premature graves"
DR. J. +. KIScHKIoE.
Conway, Ark.
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Centaur Company, II Murray New City.
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President Oatville Town company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
The Old Southern Gentleman.

There are some touches OF nature 10
be found among the decayed gentiliiy Of
the South that TO me are peculiarly sym
pathetic" l.. f.. Buf0rd, Of Charleston,
is reported by the ST. Louis GiObe-DemO-
crat 10 have remarked. II was I'm Au-
gusta, Ga, some time ago, and l will
relate an incident that illustrates what
| mean Green street in Augusta is very
wide: upon each side Is a row Of large
live-oak trees, a double row In the center.
a portion Of It constitutes the principal
business street and the other parts have
the finest residences Of the place At
either end OF the business thorOugbfarc
is A market In the center OF the street.
] was strolling through one Of these mar
ket houses when / noticed very old
man. with an Anticipated hat from which
all Of the nap except a few struggling
threads Of silk had been brushed, wide
shaker, a broadcloth suit, buttOned 10
the throat and carefully darned AT the
elbows and around the bfndng. and carry
ing gold-headed cane. He walked with
an air OF dignity. while at his heels trotted
a bare-footed. ragged pickanniny lie
went 10 meat stall and I'm tones OF nm
conscious patronage said: Give me fFc
cents worth Of round steak, sir Tho
meat was wrapped up and the old man
searched his pockets. the expression "
his face showing the greatest mOrlliica-
rion. 1 did have a dime. sir he said.
The dime was found. and after receiving
d nickle In change the old man handed
the meat and the nickle 20 the little
darby. who trudsed home behind the old
man II was little thing. but II con
tanned a. whole biography Of that mans
life 10 those who knew the customs %
the old-time southern aristocracy."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
CONTEST NARROWED DOWN.
The Roanoke Iocnf-Optton Question VIII
Probably d. oecided To-Day.

ROANOKE, VA. FEB. 13.-Speciai.-fhe
local-option contest has Unexpectedly mar
rowed down TO the decision OF Judge
Woods, which will be rendered to-mor-
row. The "wets," dissatisfied with the
rulings OF the court, voted their case
sooner than they intended. and II the de-
cision tomorrow Is against them, and IT
IS generally agreed 1t will be. they will
appeal 10 the Supreme Court
q. W. CrImpecker. attorney for the
Roanoke Mineral Belt Railway Company,
has started out agents TO secure rights
of way from land owners for the pro-
posed road. and says IL is intended to
push matters SO 1t can be let to con-
tractors as early as possible In the
spring 1T will run from Roanoke to the
nearest accessible point on the Richmond
and Danyillc.
James A. Mcconnell. proprietor OF
Marshalrs Cafe. made an assignment to-
day 10 Michael Conroy, for the benefit of
his creditors. who are divided into four
classes. The liabilities are placed at $500.
with assets sufficient to cover them.
A number of delegates TO the Y. NJ.
&. A. State Convention, TO convene to-
morrow, arrived to-day Some two hun
dred men are expected tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
KILLED HIS AGED FATHER.
An inhaman Sons Diabo'icn' Crime-An
other Son Implicated,

MOBILE, ALA. Feb. ia special TO
tho Register from ST. Stephens. Ala, says:
Old man Jas. Rodgers. of koenton neigh
borhood. Washington county. disappeared
January sth. When inquiry was made
his sons Allen. aged eighteen years. and
BENJAMIN. aged eighteen. said he had
gone 10 Texas. The BOYS had consider
able money which they spent freely
They aroused suspicion and "A search of
the premises resulted in finding Rodgers
corpse in n shallow grave. under the
kitchen floor. Blood on the walls Of the
bedroom showed where the murder had
been committed. An inquest was held
and p verdict rendered that the death
was caused by blows from an axe by
parties unknown. but Allen and Ben were
arrested and held for the murder. without
bail. They were lodged in Jail at ST.
Stephens to-day. The guards say that on
the way TO jail. Ben confessed that
when the murder was committed he was
in the yard. having gone there TO es-
cape seeing the deed done. He heard the
fatal blows and heard his father groan
three times. Returning and finding his
father dead. he asked Allen why he had
killed him. and Allen replied there was
nothing 20 do az his father threatened
10 "do him up" II he did not BY the
next morning. find the new pillow line he
had lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
PERSONAL xsD GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Abont Richrnond's Cis'-
sess aud Other Msuers.

Afr. Henry s. Hufzicr has returned 10
the city from his southern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Taylor VIII
celebrate their golden wedding tonight
Mrs. Moncure Perkins will receive her
friends during February on Wednesdays
from & 10 =. NJ.
Mr.. Macon j. Cease and bride have re-
turned 20 the city. and are residing al
No. 30 cas-, Marshall street
Mir. Edward A. sncad, receiver for the
Clifton Forge Electric Light Company. Is
In the city on business for his company.
The Helping Circle OF Kings Daughters
win give a tea tomorrow evening AZ f%
O'Clock In the lecture-room OF TRINITY
NJ. T.. church.
Miss Wiley, granddaughter OF ex-Gov-
ernor Wiley. OF Virginia, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Henry Thweatt Miller
will return home to-day.
There will be meeting Of the Byrd
Island Democratic ClJb at 6lc Canal
Bank. at 1880 O'Clock this evening. All
candidates are invited to attend.
Revival services were begun at Cente-
nary Methodist church Monday night.
The meetings will be continued every
night this week, beginning at o'clock.
Mrs. s. H. Hoffman and son left for
St Louis yesterday, after attending the
marriage of her sister in this city. From
ST. Louis they will go to Florida TO
spend the winter.
The Governor issued an order TO re-
move the gates OF the Capitol Square.
and several workmen, assisted by the
convicts. were engaged In the execution
of II yesterday.
Miss Salie Hunt, an estimsble young
lady Of Fredericksburg, sister of Mr..
Gilbert /. Hunt. Of this city, died at the
residence of her sister. Mrs. Philip Bau-
man, in that city Sunday.
The jefferson Ward Solld-shot Demo-
cratic Club will hold a regular meeting az
their hall, over No. Is north Seventeenth
street, this evening at o'clock. All can
didates are invited TO attend.
Mir. Daniel NJ. vestal. successful COM
mission merchant Of this city, will be
married to-day In Johnson city. Tenn.
TO Miss Ida W. Peoples, Of that city
The couple vii return to Richmond to-
morrow, where they will reside in the
future.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court yes
terday Issued marriage licenses to the
following persons: Mr.. {. n. Berkely and
Miss Ellen H. Chatham, both of Rich
mond; MIR. Thomas j. Lane. OF New
port News and Miss Rosa f. Meyers,
of Richmond.
There was a large and enthusiastic
meeting OF the South Side Democratic
club OF Monroe ward at their club rooms
I'm isaac's Hail. on High street Monday
night. The meeting was addressed by
Captain Dick Taylor and Squire Jones
This club meets every Monday evening
and all the ca pdidates are invited to be
present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
FIRE INSrR4N"E RATES.
Assignment at Bickory-se5,00o in Pre-
ferred Credits.

RALEIGH n. c., Feb. 1S.-Special.-
There is great discomfort here on ac-
count Of the recent increase Of 50 per
cent. in fire insurance rates. 1t has been
estimated that within the past six years
there have been lS3 fires here at which
Losses were sustained. Total fire loss,
$3.50; total insurance paid. S5S,7S
Hall Brothers. OF Hickory, have as
signed for $4,000 They have $4,000 In
preferred credits.
Willis Sorrell. an aged white man, liv-
ing about eight miles west of here, COM
mitted suicide this morning by shooting
himself Mr. Sorrcll had been paralyzed
for two years and his mind had been
affected for some time.
Three rewards of one hundred dollars
each were to-day offered for the arrest
of John and William West. murderers
Of Frank Newell I'm Cumberland county
recently. and Gather Johnson, who muir
dered Frank Myers in Wilkes county last
wear. John West last week escaped from
iail at Fayetteville. and William West
has never been caught. Johnson is now
located. and will soon be arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
L<KYEKs AsD COURT cor IT ALL.
A Fortune Of 100000 D~ind'sd Away and
The wt,,,v il 10 The Poor House.

CAMDEN. n. j.. Feb. l3.-The case OF
Henry Ceorpe against John r. Wood
buu IN M Camden civil courts -.
settled to-dav when Lawyer Woodhnii
paid over about 500 In bis poss s.
sion Henry George me plain
I'M. Ia the well-known single-tax advo-
cate. and the author Of the book, Pro-
gross and poverty." Some years ago
George Bowers. an eccentric oid resident
OF ancora. Camden county uied. leaving
about $4,000 or $1,000, the greater part OF
which he willed to Mr.. George FOR the
dissemination Of his book.
The Western relatives Oh tne deceased
man objected to the money gong Tor such
a purpose. and went into the Court of
Chancerv to nreveut the Request. claim
INK that as the book to be tnus dissemi-
mated struck at existing law, the money
could not be devoted to 'hae purpose.
Chancellor Bird decided IN favor
OF the opponents of Henry george but
the latter carried the case 10 higher
court as a last resort where The de-
cision was reversed. -
In the meantime, the oiisnia' fortune
Of 800 900 was reduced by cou.t ana couu-
go, toes m less than half that amount.
Then other tedious litigation arose which
fnr,ber shr,,nk the sum to a few hun
dreds Finally IL reached the Camden
Circuit Court with hut 500 lett:
The widow of the man VINO Ie.t George
the money. not being able 70 OBTAIN even
her dover. was Obliged 70 80 10 the
county aimshouse. where she uieu oil
broken heart. some months ago,
During the progress OF me nusation
Mr.. George offered 10 let me WHO" nave
a generous share OF the legacy out the
other heirs were unwilling 10 agree 10
such a. charitable use OF any poieoh oil
the money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
MURPHY IN TKOUELE AGAIN.
He Knocked Mcintosh Out of Time and
Was Arrested.

The clutches of the law have again
fallen upon Edward Murphy, the pusi-
list from New York, who is supposed
10 have been one of the contestants in
the alleged prize fight which did not
happen at the Turf Exchange on the
night of February I'd. and about which
seventeen witnesses did not know any
thing. He was yesterday arrested and
lodged In the Second station by Sergeant
4. NJ. Tomlinson charged with stealing
a watch and chain and charm, all valued
at $3.50. the property of Allen Mcintosh.
The complainant in the case is a prison
er in the city jail. When committed to
Jail February I'd by Justice Crutchneld.
to await examination on the charge Of
robbing +. g. Mitchell Of $50 In cash
and a gold watch. of which he was sub
sequently acquitted. Murphy made the
acquaintance of Mcintosh. On the day
that he was discharged from the prison.
he borrowed Mclntoshs time piece, prom
isng to return 1t in. little while. In
stead, he pawned it. Murphy Is regarded
by the police as a dangerous character.
Sergeant Hall who arrested him on
the charge of robbing Mitchell, says he
could have proved a clear case against
the prize-hghter had not the two wit
nesses upon whom he depended been
missing. The man who informed the
dett ctive of the robbery has died and
the cnly other witness in the case was
in New York when Murphy was tried in
the Police Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
Counties. Cites and Towns

The Committee on Counties. Cities and
Towns met on Governor street yesterday
morning, with Mr. Fentress in the chair.
Col. Atkins and other residents of Meek
lenburS county appeared before the COM
mittee IN regard To the bill which gives
chase City Jurisdiction 10 prevent the
issuing Of liquor licenses within a radius
or mile from the boundary line of that
corporation.
Mr.. Allen opposed the bill. but the
committee decided 10 report the bill
favOrably.
Mr. Fentress' bill was then taken ND
which allows counties or school districts
to increase the tax for school purposes
If the scheme Is favored by a ma iority
of the qualified voters and OF the free
holders. The bill was considered TO
contain all the necessary safeguards and
TO provide against the inadequacy Of the
school work.
Superintendent Of Public instruction
John j.. Massey appeared before the com
mittee in support OF the bill and the
committee deciled TO report the same
fayorably.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
ITRNERS AND me NOLINS.
Another Battle Tough, Adding Four More
TO the Lisi of Faialiies.

BARBOURSVILLE KY. Feb. 13.-for
two days rumors have been current of
another bloody battle in Harlan county
between the Turner'S and the Nolins,
growing out of the recent killing by Or.
VIII Nolin OF two Turner boys. who
had attacked him.
There is no railroad to the scene Of
the shooting and advices from there are
meagre. = partial confirmation OF the
second bloody battle between the Turner'S
ana NOlins. OF Harlan county. however
has been received here. one more name
"a woman was added TO the list of killed
making four persons In all. They are
Dick Noln. his brother John, a man
named Mullins, and a Mrs. Skidmore, Il
widow, near whose house, IL seems, the
encounter took place. Mrs. SkidmOre
was endeayoring TO escape, but was over
taken by stray bullet. This makes
six people killed since the reopcning OF
the old Turner Howard feud. from which
sprang the Nolin-Turner shooting of last
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE.
FARMS BLOWy DOWN IN ". @. AND
sHYERAL PERSONS HURT.
A House Unroofed md the Bed swept from
Under lite Occupant-Path of the storm
Between Durham and Chapel HILL

DURHAM, n. c.. Feb. lS.--Special.-
terday evening quite destructive cy-
clone passed over this section. The cloud
was on the regulation funnel shape and
VISA inky black. The path of the cyclone
lies between here and Chapel Hill. Barns
were blown down by the dozen. houses
unroofed and trees swept away several
persons were hurt but no one 10 reported
dead as yet.
At Ed. Martins, his wife was SICK III
bed. The roof was blown of one SIDE
of the house. carried away. and the
force Of the wind swept the bed from
under Mrs. Martin. She is not seriously
injured.
The damage to property Is hard 10
estimate. as all the effects have not
been reported.
memorial meeting was held at TRINITY
College to-day In memory OF the iate
Professor Hinde.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

Auditor Furman's Comments on Senator
Nanre's Course.

AsHEVILLE. Y. C., Feb. 13.-Speclal.-
Auditor Robert NJ. Furman. I'm comment
Ing on Senator Nance's letter, which eX-
Mains the Senator'S intentions with regard
IA the confirmation OF Collector Simmons.
saws he is surprised and regrets the tone
of the letter and is satisfied the present
enmity existing between North Cardinals
two senator's IS initiating against the
hos. interests OF the party. The Auditor
further says that while our two senator's
are able men. and have his best wishes
for their continuance in the public SER
vice. vet he believes the Democratic par
~ IS greater than both and can dispense
Win the services OF either, or both II it
becomes necessary.
II Is no secret here that the party or
.-anizafion throughout the State has suf-
ferad through the hostility that has lat
terlv grown up beween the two senator's.
II the breach IS not healed before the
nominations are made this summer the
result may prove disastrous In the fall
elections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
Kedmond's l.oseate Views.

DUBLIN, Feb BAT a meeting % fine
National League to-day Mr.John Redmond
said that the only cause for DELAYING the
release OF the money known as the Paris
funds was tue technical point raised by
the McCarthyites 10 cmbarrass Mr.. Dill
lon.
Continuing. Mr. Redmond said that the
Government now had a great opportunity
which II might not have again OF dis
Solving Parliament and carrying the
country. In Mr.. Redmonds opinion. the
Government ought To reject the Lords
amendments. prorocuc Parliament. call
a new session Immediately, and pass a
new registration bill. Then. whether the
bill passed The Lords or not. the Govern
ment should appeal 10 the country ON
none RUE and OF the Lords mutiiation
OF English bills. If this was done Nh
redmond believed that the Liberals
WOULD sweep the country aud still have
Mr. Gladstone as their leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
DEAD FOR AEVERAL DAYS.
The Body OF a White Woman Dissolve cred
In q Vacant House.

In the front room, on the second floor
of the frame house No. 1860 east Broad
street, has been lying Tor many days
the CHASTITY remains Of q white woman,
10 all appearances about ifty-fve years
Of age. Tho body was not discovered
lntil yesterday. IL was identified as
that Of Margaret Kelley. an abandoned
woman, who was once in good circum-
starces, but fell from repute through
the addiction TO drink
The corpse was first disc overed Monday
afternoon by young white man living
IN the neighborhood. Seeing basket
containing a bottle Of whisky lying ne
side the figure on the floor he concluded
tnat the woman was drunk. Upon visit
ing the place again yesterday. he FOUND
that 1t was dead body. The police
were notified and the coroner summoned.
DR.. Taylor. after viewing the remains,
concluded that death was the result OF
natural causes. The body was removed
10 the almshouse and buried.