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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-19
Ashland Wilted.

The regular Shenandoah foot bali team
went to Ashland Saturday afternoon to
play the game which created so much talk
during the past week, but was obliged to
return disappointed The Ashlands dis
played the white feather. They had four
Shamokin players, including Simmons,
and Reese, of Centralia, engaged for tin,
game, but none of them put in an appear
ance and the regular team was afraid to
enter upon the field. The plan adopted
ming the game and upon which they staked
their many bets leaked out Saturday
night. The regular team was to appear
upon the field shortly before the hour fixed
for the game and the hired professionals
were to slip in when the game would
start. The Shenandoahs knew that
Simmons and Reese, who were formerly
among the best of the University OF
Pennsylvania players, had beeu hired for
the occasion and were willing to take
their chances against the assistance they
might render the Ashlsnls, but that six
professionals had been hired for the gnmo
was a revelation If the Ashland team
wants to score creditable victory over
the Shenandoahs it should stop hypodrou
ing and put its regular team on the field
or pull down its coiors.
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No Jurisdiction.

Justice Williams on Saturday afternoon
rendered his decision in the case of Dauiel
Coakley against Darby Egan, which was
reported in full in a recent issue of the
HERALD. The justice dismissed the case
on the ground that the title to the prop
erty involved in the suit was questioned
and the Court of Common Pleas alone
has Jurisdiction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-19
Ynnnp Women Eight.

Two young women caused sensation
Saturday night by indulging in fight
on East Coal street, They exchanged
severe terms and slapped each other in
the face Quite a crowd witnessed the
encounter. No arrests were made.
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He Got Pulled.

A savage looking Pole with puzzling
name and full load Of polinki was put
off an electric car at the corner of Main
and Centre streets last evening, and for
about fifteen minutes kept the neighbor
hood lively with his war whoops. His
high kicking and flip flaps kept the crowd
at a distance until Il policeman arrived
and escorted the lively wand .rer TO the
checker players retreat.
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10 If
Died

DoLAN. - On the 18th inst, at Shenau-
doah, Penns,, Mary Dolau aged 23 years,
Funeral will take place from the residence
of Michael Mullahy, on East Centre street
on Tuesday 2Orh inst, At . q. m. High
mass in the Annunciatiou church and IN
terment in the Annunciation cemetery
Relatives and friends respectfully invited
To ntEanl.
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To-night at MeElhenny,s Cafs.

Mr. McElhenny will be pleased to have
the public call at his popular cafe Jhis
evening and partake Of his hospitality i'll
the shape of delicious dish OF highly
favored OK tail soup You will be delighted
and he will be glad 10 have you with him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-19
Notice to Parents.

The evening public schools of the
borough of Shenandoah will be opened
on Monday evening" 18th inst, and the
undersigned will be at his office in the
Main street school building oh Monday
morning and evening, 10Th inst, toreceiye
applicants and issue cards of admission.
M. p. WHITAKER,
1l-l4-5t Superintendent.
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Ind. SeYern,s New Position.

Ex-County Controller b. r. Severn has
been appointed chief clerk for the Lehigh
Valley Coal Company, at Audenreid,
succeeding WIllian Wilde, former res
dent OF this town, who has Ineen appointed
to the chief clerkshi9 under the same
company at Hazleton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-19
Lots of Pnllnkl.

Polinki, that extract from alcohol
which creates so much disturbance amoag
some Of the foreign classes in this town,
got in its work in grand style yesterday.
When Chief Burgess Burns convened
court in the corridor of the lookup this
morning he found six cases of "drunks''
awaiting his judgment -Four paid the
borough fine and two went back to the
cells to serve time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-19
Rupture.

Cure guaranteed, No operation, In.
quiEe at the Shenandoah drug store, No,
3 South Main street. S-1S II
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They Can PIaY.

Bates Bros "Humpty Dumptyn Com
pany arrived in town last night aud will
appear at Ferguson's theatre tonight
The company's clown band paraded at
noon to-day and discoursed music of no
mean quality. The band win please con
slider our hat Off for the serenade rendered
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-19

Buy keystone -four. Be sure that tue
aame LEssIG 4 BAER, Ashland, Pa, is
printed op every sack. 81
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Great Bargains.

Prices reduced in ladies', misses and
childreu's coats and capes. We offer car
pets and oil cloth at prices never before
heard Of. Equal reductions in all kinds
of dry goods. At
p j MONAGHAN's,
1l-l7f 30 South Main ST., shenandoah.
c. D. Fricke has received a new lot of
rugs. All kinds Chesp tor cash. u-9 II
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Best violin strings. HoIderman,s.

Mrs Bridgeman, r. C, NJ, teacnse
violin (speeialtJ} cello and piano Cornel
of Jardin and Lloyd streets. 9-3tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-19

First grand concert of the season by tn,
Grant Band, Robbins opera house. Thurs
day evening, November 22nd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-19

Grant Band concert, Thursday evening
November 22nd, Robbins opera house.
Admission 10 cents, to cover expenses.
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II list
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-19
To the first one guessing second nearest the
correct number, prize Of 500.
To the next five nearest guessers, prize
81 OU each will be given
3 y. Z 0r&W a. q O n
WilkinsCa S Special Bargains.

No. 2I North Main Street, SHENANDOAH PA
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Go and hear tie Grant Band concert
next Thursday evening. Bes- ever given
here. j M Schoppe, bauJmaster,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06

A GENTS MAKE 80 AN HOUR
N SELLING OUR sPECIALTIES. This isno
misrepresentation, we guarantee it, Goods en-
tirely new aud sell in every store, Office, and
home. Territory fresh, six splendid sellers, no
competition. Write for terms and territory.
EUREKA CHEMICAL & MFG. CO., Box ,. La
Crosse, Wis my 2.codly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
SOUTH BOSTON RUNAWAYS.
Very Little Damage and NoL my HUT
Arrested for Embezzlenent.

sOI,TH BOSTON, VA. March 5.-tSpe-
oioI,-About 4 o'clock this evening a
Young horse hitched to a buggy ran on
throwing its driver Mr. J. w. Moseley'
TO the ground. The horse kept on IN MS
mad career over the bridge. and ran some
distance up the river when he came TO
a sudden halt by falling in ditch. the
buggy falling on top OF him. Mt.
Mos.,ley was bruised. but Is not
seriously hurt. The horse was cut
in several places and. strange
to say. the buggy was not badly broken.
Later I'm the evening about O'Clock TWO
horses hitchel To a dray ran of and INTO
the front Of the South Boston Times build
inc. smashing in one Of the front WIN
dows. They then turned and ran down
the sidewalk. tearing down the awnings
in front OF the Times Office.
4 telegram was received this evening
BIZ the Town Sergeant for the arrest or
c. f.. Ballou. charged with embezzlcment.
Mr.. Ballou vas formerly the proprietor
of the BailOu Touring mills. al TINS place
and last June made an assignment with
$1,000 liabilities. About 5000 OF this
amount is due South Boston parties, and
by the terms Of the deed, no doubt Will
be a total loss to them. Ballou went
from here to Wilson. y. c., since which
time he has not been seen here. Shortly
after his failure the mill was leased by
g. ". Ballou his brother. and in Decem-
Der last was closed down by the trustees
for non-payment OF rent. There are now
eleven charges OF ENLIGHTENMENT Of wheat
against him, ard he will be tried at the
next term OF the County Court.
Mr.. r. II. EdmondsOn lost two fire
horses within the past week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
THE BAKERY BURNED
FURNITURE IN THE oPERA-HOuSe
STORE DAMACED-LoSS $500.
To Arrange for n Series OF Glove Confesu-
Heavy Grain Shipments for febrn'
ary-An Engine Tested.

NORFOLK, VA. March 5.-tSpecial)-
Reds bakery, at Jis Church street. was
burned to-day, accidentally. The Opera
House caught on fire. but was saved by
the department A furniture store VI
the Opera-House had some OF the STOCK
damaged. The loss on the bakery was
about $500.
officer Barron left to-day for Washing-
ton. n. C., with the white man Crawiey'
who killed a man there some time ago.
The prize-hghters having been cleared
m the County Court II Is stated that the
Athletic Association Will soon arrange
for a series Of glove contests. as IL i
now believed that contests IKE that De
tween Wongo and Johnson can now pe
conducted without fear OF interruption
By the law officers.
GRAIN SHIPMENTS.
Three hundred thousand bushels oil
Grain were shipped from Norfolk during
tho month Of February from the Norfolk
and Western elevators. This grain Is all
brought from the West, ana goes "
Furope. and the business Is gradually III
creasing. ,,,.,o
Another first-class Amoskeag engine
lust added to the Fire Department was
tested to-day with satisfactory results
at the ferry dock. Within the past rev
months Norfolk has greatly enlarged ana
improved the Fire Department III every
respect.
GROUND BROKEN.
Ground was broken this morn'iS iof
q block of brick buildings on CoiuiAo'
street. in Portsmouth. opposite the ne"
Seahoard Market $500,
The Prohlbitionists seem 10 be the i'ost
active element in Norfolk JUS; ho"' ana
are holding meetings in the several warns
almost nightly. The outfit Of the '|''Cf
Advocate has ueen purchased. !; go
for the purpose % starting Iioh''-
Zionist paper il Nofion'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
Primarily n,ronsfars

Richmond: Rolfe T.. Glover and wife
10 T.. w. German. $50 feet on west side
Sixth street. 2SS feet on east side Sixth
street 60 feet on east side Seventh street,
200 feet on alley north OF Crouch street
and 10 feet on east side Sixth street.
81, 300 "a tI1.isptr
Ii. w. Siggins and wife to r. L. Rice.
l5% feet on east side Laurel street be-
tween Beverly and Albemarle, 1880.
Henry F. Vaughan 10 Samuel p. Royal.
80 feet on south side CLAW street between
Monroe and Henry. $500.
Virginia Land and Loan Company
trustees 10 Fleming & Montague, trus.
tees, l56 LIP feet on south side Dance
street near Reservoir. $3.50.
Henrico: Charles f. Brauer and wife
to l.. r. Lane. lS3 feet on Lee avenue.
and $50 feet on Richmond avenue, Sebree's
addition. 500.
John b. Harvie and wife to Henry s.
Parsons. SO feet ,on Jacquelin street
northeast corner Carter. si32.
Patrick Merchants trustee TO NELLIE T..
Tinsley. 80 feet on Cary street southeast
corner Temple. 1915.
Henry <. Parsons 10 Isaac Waltlron. 90
feet on Jacouelin street northeast corner
Carter. subject to deed Of trust, sls2.
j. II. Webb Peploc to r. A. Justis,
66 feet on Jacouelin street northeast cor
ner Carter. $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
HALIFAX SUPERIOR COURT.
A Public Officer Is IA Public servant-ohe
Cnpiinl Onence-CiNil DOcket.

SCOTLAND NECK. y. c. March D.
CSpecial)--Haligax Superior Court Is in
session this week. Judge Graves pre-
siding. The court was opened this morn
i'm al II o'clock. The following compose
the grand jury. O. W. Pierce 0oremam'
George Gasken. |. W. Fleming. T. HICKS
r. l.. Bcn. Jacob Aston, Thomas Gotten
j. ". Hale. s. J.. Hammen, Dudley
Whitaker. r. b. Parker q. Honmah'
G.. ". Hale Isaac Robbins. W. -. Busuh'
and j. NJ. Grlzzard. Jr.
The Judges charge 10 the grand jury
consumed an hour lie made it very
fun and emphasized the fact mat
public officer is public servant. from
The President to the township constable
oi. road-overseer. and that the grand jury
f.. the only tribunal that can overlook the
work Of county officers ana see That they
do their duty. The Judge referred 10 the
flot that the first convention ever held
I'm the state looking II state government
WIS held IN the town OF HalliaN' that
The State Constitution was framed mere
and "a. "A mltter Of pride for these his
t9rlc memories citizens feel deeper IN
terest In good laws here and their iallh'
ful execution
rho criminal docket is short, there being
=, more than "A dozen cases on the docket
thus far. There is one captal case
mat Of Walter James, charged with as
sault On a female.
Tho lawyers ia, attendance are Messrs.
y. y. Hi. j. Vi. GriZzard, n. l.. Travis
Of Halifax: W A. Dun. X. II. smith, W.
u Krchin. and Claude Kitchin. of Scot
land Neck: W. f. Daniel. w. II. Day
r. Q. Harrison. and Z. T. Clark Of WEI,
don. ". {. Finch, Of Ringwood; David
Bel. ". G. Thorne. Of Enfield, ); q.
Daniel Of L'ttieton, and there VIII De
others to come in later
TIE civil docket is long. and the court
viii probably consume all OF this week
and next.
Mrs. Downing died at her home. near
Palnyra. Saturday night, and was buried
yesterday. n..,..
Rev. Il r. Nann. pastor OF the bap''s.
church. preached his sixth sermon last
MINT on the commandments. The sub
i.ot WAS Murder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
highest of all in Leavening powe-Latest U. s. Govt Report
BEN WHITES SECOND TRIAL
Military Escort VIII he Again Required
Fined for selling Liquor.

MANASSAS. VA. March b.-tSpecia'''-
Ben. White condemned to death TOT crii''''
nal assault on Mrs. Myrtle F. Eliiott
and who secured new trial owing 70
a technical error. will be tried here Wed
nesday next His counsel Messrs Green
and Campbell. will make strenuous enor's
TO secure n change OF venue TO Culpepef
or Alexandria. Feeling Is stronger than
eyer against him. and the Council au-
thorities have again appealed to the Gov,
ernor for military guard for him. ana
It Is supposed that the Alexandra bsh'
Infantry will again be called OUT 10 pre-
vent possible attempt at violence AN
anonymous letter was received Dy ths
Manassas gazette with a request TOT its
publication TO the effect that II the men
were hung the woman would be killed
James V. Beach, indicted TOT seIliis
li1uor without a license. was to-day hne1
500 and costs. About two years ago Oc-
coduan District voted whiskey down, but
Beach continued its sale, hence his indict-
ment and fine.
Ewell Camp. Confederate veterans. heiu
a regular meeting to-day. at which Timely
resolutions OF sympathy were extended %
the relatives OF General Early In their
afflictiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
po.nole.s Democratic Committee.

ROANOKE, VA. March 5.-(Special.)-
Democratic meetings were held in all 1--WE
wards OF the city tonight to elect three
members OF the City Executive Commit
tee from each ward. The question OF
holding primaries to nominate candidates
for the city Offices to be elected In May
was the one at issue. and the committee
men were voted for as they favored or
opposed the same. The following were
chosen: First Ward. W. L. Dupuy, l.. w.
Terrell. and Charles |. Stewart, Second
Ward. r. Il. Scott, j. Payne Thomson,
and r. r. Hicks: Third Ward. =. j.
Greeley. ]. A. Doarnberger. and S. p.
Seibert; Fourth Ward. l.. ID. Mccarthy,
A. l.. Payne, and y. o. MAYS; Fifth
Ward. T.. r. Crabill, a. j. Davis, and j..
a. Otey. All the committeeman elected.
except those from the Fourth Ward, are
for holding primaries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
A SABBATH MURDER.
ONE MAN KILLS ANOTHER IN A GUAR.
RGlL ABOUT RELIGION.
Large Northern Orders for Coai-Cotton
secd-Oii-Miils Shut Down-Deputy
Marshais Appointed--Pcrsonai

RALEIGH, n. c., March 5.-tSpocial -
Near Fayetteville yesterday two white
men. John Green and Lucian Herring.
ouarrelled about religion. A fight fol-
lowed. and Green killed Herring The
slayer is in Jail at Fayetteville.
MIR f. A. Henzey, manager OF the
Egypt coal mines, was here to-day after
quite a long trip North He says he ex-
poets 10 soon place coal In great quanu-
ties on the market. lie has large or
ders.
The cotton-seed-oil mills here Will shut
down at the end of the present month.
the season being shorter than usual. To
this date about 5000 tons OF seed have
been crushed the manager states.
Robins. which are always looked for by
the pot-hunters. have at last made their
appearance in great numbers IN TINS sec
ton.
state Treasurer Tate, who = in his Of.
fee after three months absence, hdd
many callers to-day.
APPOINTMENTS.
Wilson d. Williams, OF Elizabeth city,
Slade G. WO0:en, Of Clarktown; > ;. BRA
ley. Of Bradley's store, and W. +. Hen
derson. of Max;on. are appointed deputy
marshals by United States Marshal var
roll.
Marshal Carroll eft to-day for Seven
SPRINGS. Wayne county. 10 lease the motel
and springs property which ne controls
there. as he will be unable 20 attend
20 IT,
Mr. b. Nusbaum Is here on his way
over the line OF the Sedboard Airline IN
q special car. making an analysis OF the
water at the various tanks.
AMBITIOUS PEARSON.
There Is 81 -umor that Mr.. Richmond
Pearson will not only seek to be the Re-
publican-Populist nominee for Congress
in the Ninth District this year. but thdt
he desires TO be the nominee OF the CO.
alltionists for Governor in 1895.
MIR. r. r. JernIgan informs me that he
VIII leave for Shanghai, China, March
2Oth.
Mrs. \. ]. De Rossett, wife or one OF
Wnmlneton's )llest and most prominent
citizens. is dead She was daughter OF
the late Rev. DR. William VI. Kennedy
OF Columbia, -. G.
Rev. Dr. G. -. Parkes, one of the best
known Presbyterian preachers III the
state. whose serious illness mas spoken OIL
has died at Charlotte. lie was for forty
years IN the MINISTRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
Sale of the Roanoke Vecord

ROANOKE. VA. March 5-(Special)-
The plant and fixtures OF the Roanoke
Daily Record. an afternoon paper, OF this
city, was to-day sold at a sergeant's sale
to satisfy a distress warrant and other
executions In favor OF James S. Simmons
and others. The bulk OF the property
was purchased by S. Hamilton Graves,
and the total amount of the proceeds was
$S5.35 The paper will be issued for the
present under the MANAGEMENT OF James
A. Pugh who has been doing the edI-
torial work for some months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
A Long Lost Brother Heard From.

STANTON. VA, March 5.-(SpeciaL)-
Chief-ofPollce J. II. Waters has just re-
ceived news from Springfield. Missouri.
which restores a long-lost citizen OF this
county who was supposed to be dead.
The Information is contained in a letter
from a Springfield physician. saying that
James Orork. member OF Company l.,
Fifth Virginia Infantry. is a helpless in
valid there, suffering from incurabLe spinal
disease The long-lost wanderer has a
brother in Stanton, Mr. David Orork,
who has neither seen nor had tidlngs from
the traveller for twenty-seven years,
when he was last heard from in Omaha,
The old soldier will be brought home by
his relatives here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
Crumbs Of News from GROVE

CREWE. VA, March 5.-(Special j.
Dispositions were taken here Saturday in
the suit OF w. +. Gaines VS.. Wilson. The
case involves considerable amount OF
property located In the town OF Burke.
VILE.
Mr.. Willie A. Neal. proprietor OF Hotel
crewc. and his daughter Miss Alma. are
visiting relatives at Pleasant Grove, Lu-
nenburg county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
IMPROVEMENTS AT ROCKY MOUNT
Tobacco Sales Continue Good-Pean"t
rac,ories Starting Up-Personai Notes.


rac,ories Starting Up-Personal Notes.
ROCKY MOUNT. n. c.. March 5.-'Spe-
Battle-Ground was broken this morning
-, Fast Railroad street for the BRICK
oorea and residence combined OF Judge
Jacob Battle.
on West Railroad street to-day Mr. u
~ Matthews commenced to-day the ei"e-
lion of a large frame dwelling.
Tobaci, sales are still good at all 'he
warehouses. - ~,
Mrs. Narcissus Bass (nee Bradley died
nj her husbands residence, near
Whitaker. in upper Edgecombe, Sunday
morning, after short illness; aged 10
years. -,
Tarboro's -peanut-cleansing factory VIII
start M. It is said in a few days, with q
full complement of operatives.
Or. T.. Holly Smith. of Baltimore, presi-
dent OF the Southern Dental Association,
is hunting with friends in the Enfield
section
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
Two Deaths in BERTHE County.

WINDSOR, n. c.. March 5.-tSpecial)
Augustus Measles aged 20. prominent
farmer living at the Hope Place" about
six miles from Windsor. died at his late
residence on Friday OF pneumonia
Mrs. Nancy Davis. widow of Miles Davis.
and mother OF William NJ. Davis. a promi-
nent merchant OF Windsor, died on the
same day at her residence near Windsor.
also OF pneumonia. Mrs. Davis was in
the nth year OF her age. and a prominent
member OF the Baptist Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
MEETINGS--Firs Tuesday.

RICHMOND LODGE. NO 10. Nis0Ss.
GERHANIA LODGE. KNIGHTS or PYTHiAs-
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, oDD-fELLows.
FITZHUGH LODGE. ODD-FELLOws.
JAMEsrows TRIBE. RED MEN.
LAFAYETTE LODGE. LEGION OF HONOR
CAPITAL CITY LODGE. oDD-FEILoNs.
RICHMOND COUNCIL. J. O. L. A. VI
JEFFERSON COT SClL. J. o. U. A. ".
Union COUNCIL, ROYAL ARCANCh.
TRISiTY LODGE, GOOD TENPLARs.
HOwARD'5-GR0yE LODGE. GOOD TRMPLAaL
G. THOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
CENTRAL BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
RICHMOND CoSCLAyE. OGDER HEPrAs0PHS.
sOTPAsY .. FIRST VIRGfSIA REGIMENT.
KlCHMOSD LIGHf.ISFASTRY BLUES.
RICHMOND HOVITZHR3.
PAPER-HASGsRS UNION.
RlCHIOSD COUNCIL. HOME CIRCLE
CUMNINS ASSEMBLY. GOOD FELLOWS.
JEFFERSON CASTLE. Col DEN EAGLE.
OLD DOMINION CASTLE. GOLDEN EAGLE.
ASSOCIATION FOR The PRESERVATION or vIR
iTNIA ANTIQUITIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
Funeral Of Mr.. BEACON.

HENDERSON, n. c.. March 5.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-THE funeral OF Mr.. Thomas N. Bea-
com was held from the Episcopal church
here this evening. He was most
estimable young man. and died In Texas
last week on his way back rom California.
A negro. William Bullock. shot Isaac
Curtis. another negro. here last night.
Curtis is shot through the bowels, and
will not live. The shooting was unpro-
voked, and done without a word being
spoken by either.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
WILL PROBABLY BE AMBUSHED.
Lasher L. s. Survey Party In Danger In
Wyoming County, Yves. Virginia.

wyoming NountN, NerS 'Hsiiih'
GRAHAM, VA, March 5.-(Special)-It
will be recalled that a few weeks ago a
party while running the Lasher survey In
Wyoming county, W. Va, were fired upon
by the natives or squatters and several
were wounded. The survey was being
made by order Of Judge Jackson, of the
Federal Court. To-day another party ac-
companed by twenty-five guards armed
with Winchesters, under United States
Marshal Dan Hartman left WEIGH TO take
up the work where the former party left
Il off. Considerable excitement prevails
in that locality over the probable out
come of the effort. Ii Is the general opin-
ion of those who know the people that
there will be more bloOdshed. There Will
be no open attack. but the assault Will
be from ambush If this effort Is not sue
cessful. a body of government troops Will
be sent 10 enforce the order Of the court.