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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Father aud Son Burned 10 Death.

NEWAYGO. MICH, Dec. H.-Fire ear
ly yesterday morning destroyed the house
of Charles White a farmer living three
miles from here, and White and young
son We're burned 10 death. The fire
started on the ground floor. and had
obtained good Roadway when White and
MS wife who We're sleeping on that
floor. awakened. -Four children were
sleeping up stairs. White rescued three
OF them, but when ne Went back fol-
the fourth ne was overcome by smoke,
and both father and son were burned TO
a crisp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01

Mr.. Arthur 5. Crawford is very Skill
ful skater. and he draws large crowds of
spectators whenever he appears on the
ice. Last evening he made his debut on
the lake, near the new reservoir. and
within few minutes he had gathered
around him the usual multitude of adj
mirers. Backwards and forwards he
went. cutting the most difficult figures
in an artistic manner. Suddenly, while
he was gliding backwards 10 cut double
eight, he disappeared through an air
hole. and before he knew ii he found
himself up to his neck in the water.
There were plenty of bysianders ready to
help him. but he declined all assistance.
and pulled himself out of the hole alone,
He then started ON Il dead run for nome.
and half an hour later he could be seen
out ~ the street in his Sunday clothes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
New Fouunland Non starry Woes.

ST. JOHNS. y. r.. Dec 3l-The I'm I'M
FOR guaranteeing bank notes, which was
passed by the Council a few days ago
Wc Meeting will lac held tomorrow TO
protest against the Government signing
The bin. with all events the az tation OF
The note holders are likely 10 force the
method and petitions are being circulated
FOR Signatures praying for the appoint
ment Of a committee IS look into the SUI
iecf. The Government is divided on the
matter of requesting Il; several lniluen-
tial members favorng the appointment
OF a ROYAL Committee, but the profession
al politicians vehementy oppose such
SteU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Is,th OF Constable NLi.luck.

CrLPEPfR. VA, Dec. 81. -Speclai.,-
Constable Jefferson }. WhltlocS, fecently
noted for his bravery in having quelIed
an outbreak At the Hagerstown tMary
land, jaii last October. and VINO had
gained for himself by his sterling devo-
lion 10 duty reputation as terror 10
evil doors, was stricken with acute
Brigh,'s disease iast "Wednesday after
noon. from which he died last night
having been unconscious for some time.
lie was about nifty years of age. and a
man OF imposing appearance. lie leaves
a wife and family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
fXPKRsS err fOBBED.
An Alabama Great southern Train Held
Up Near York

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Dec. 3l.-A spe-
clal from York, Ala. says.
The south bound Alabama Great SOUTH
ern passenger train. due here at 50"
was held up about three miles north OK
here and the express car robbed
there were only Two robbers. AMI that
nothing was disturbed but the express
car.
The amount secured is not known.
The authorities have sent for dogn but
il is thought it will be too late to ap-
prehend the robbers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Postal telegraph Changes.

general order of President \. b.
Chandler. of the Postal Telegraph Gable
Company. assigns from January L. 1895.
all lines Of Offices of that company south
I and including Louisville KY. Via Nash
VILE. TO the southern division of the
company. thus placing all lines and offices
of the Postal Company south of the Po-
tomac and ohio rivers within the juris-
0ietion of MIR. Joseph ". Hates, of Rich
mond. the general superintendent OF the
southern division. Mr.. n. j. Fowler has
been appointed district superintendent.
with headquarters at Birmingham, Ala.
as assistant TO Mr.. Hates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
A Libe al Offer.

Messrs. Straus and Whitlock have kind
ly offered, with the permission of the
Board of Directors of the Male Orphan
Asylum. 10 erect. at their own expense
bath houses on the top floor of the build
ing used as the sleeping apartment OF the
will be highly appreciated by the boys
and their friends. and will add immensely
TO the sanitary ARRANGEMENTS of the in
stitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
.tapnn Behaving the Game Now.

LONDON, Dec. 3l.-The Times CORE
spondent i'm Pekin telegraphs Lieu Kun
Vie will have effective control OF the
Human troops. which are now very nu-
nerous In the North. The provincial Oil
Gals have succeeded IN preventing the
formation Of an imperial army. The oppo-
sittoO vas chiefly AIMED al the central
control Of the purchase of munirons.
Japan is DELAYING her answer 10 Chinese
peace proposals, and is thus gaining time
for her Interior projects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
firemen Injured in 70 ton.

BOSTON. Dee. 3i.--The milk depot OF
the &. Brigham Company, corner OF
fremont and Castle streets. was Quilted
by fire tonight. Loss. 500 10 $1,000:
fully insured. Alfred Canfeld Engine
No. |. was overcome by smoke but re-
covered. Ladderman Clark. OF Ladder II.
had his arm badly crushed. Captain Ger
raguhtti and a fireman OF Engine No.
were caught In the attic, hut escaped
by jumping down the Stairway, the
stairs having been burned. All were more
~ fasa hi,rf Ah<aaa4 tia iAnA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
\. and ". Earnings.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Dec. St.-The net
earnings OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad for November were $ES lo3. an
increase Of sl.2G7 over the same month
last year. For the eleven months from
Jannary ISL 10 November S9th the ret
earnings OF the company aggregated 81
As. 49,. decrease of sls9,S3S from the
amount earned in the corresponding
months ~ 1893
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Skat NJ ut the RESERVOIR.

The lake at the New Reser was
crowded again yesterday and last right
with happy skaters At an early hour
us morniT 6 ~, snew was all SCI ped
off and the srrface of the lake sluced
with water This will insure splendid
sport to-day. Through cars will be run
regularly. ana to-idsht the place cill
be brilliantly lighted with electric
lights.
II is not often that Richmond people
have such a chance for skating and they
are making the best OF IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Diphtheria's Awful Rayage.

READING, PA, Dec. Sl-Paul. aged
five; Charles NJ, aged twelve; Mat, aged
ten. and Lizzie. aged two. children of
Jacob h. Lovan. of this county. died
within the past twenty-four hours OF
aiphtheria. Ada. aged SIX. was buried
on Saturday. Two other children are Sc
riously i'll, and their death Is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
The Sew cars Bumaaty.

LONDON. Dec. Sl.-The Daily News
correspondents In Vienna says:
''General Ozeffskt. Governor of Wilma,
,Rus,sia. will be dismissed and Baron
Modem will succeed him. Ozensk' !
harshness with the Poles has caused MIN
TO be feared and hated. The car has
lately instructed the Governors OF War
saw wilma. and Keiff not 10 dismiss or
transfer anybody SIS she State Service on
account OF race or rellglon.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Uncle Sans I etaIiat on.

BERLIN, Dec. 3l.-The Hamburger cor
respondent usually inspired from the
Wiihelmstrass. speaks OF the prohibition
of German wine by the Washington Gov
efnment as the trst step IS a as1H war
between Germany ard the United States
The Vossischert remarks that Germany
can win no laurels in a tariff tight With
America.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
OBITUARY.
nuou.s HINTON courTrE.

IL
sTEtrBENytLLE. OHIO. Dec. 81
Thomas Renton Coulter. Sixth Auditor OF
the United States Treasury under Pres
don't Harrison, died at Uniooport this
morning of Brigbts' disease.
JOHN CLEVELAND,
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Dec. 3l.--To-
dav at st. Petersburg. Fla, John cleve-
land son of State Senator Il. :. Cleve-
land OF Connecticut, died of heart faii-
ure. The remains will be taken 10 Hart
ford Conn, for inteTment.
RfsaoP 4. Is. KStcKtRBockfE.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 3I--Dayid Buell.
Knickerbocker. bishop Of the Episcopai
diocese OF Indiana died this evening OK
pneumonia and heart failure. lie mao
served nearly eleven years in MS once
as bishop. 10 which ne was dedicated
in 81. Marks church. Philadelphia. re
had formerly been rector IN Mln,neal,o,
lis since 1919. He was son OF Harmon
knickerhockeF OF New YORK. KNOWN ~, tn
his day at Albany as Prince, ~ iiIs
father was an intimate FRIEND OF WASH
ington Irving. His work IN indiana has
been highly successful on account OF
his superior executive ability. Inc
funeral occurs Friday.
r. II. COLEMAN.
ATLANTA. GA, Dec. 3f-F r. toie-
man. a man once prominent III business
i'm Memphis. died to-day OF apopleNs az
police headquarters. tie was cottoh-
seed buyer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
DR. HAKvEI's HOUSE BURNED
One Of the Hsndsomsst DwellIngs In Po W
hAtan DAa,roXsd-Rartiallxl nsnr.d

IiOwHATAN c. H.. VA. Dec. 3i.-Sps-
cial.-Dr Harvey's fine dwelling. know n
as Fighting Creek" now owned by Mr..
NJ. ". Nichols, was totally destroyed by
fire Saturday night, All of their furniture
and clothing We're destroyed. ~ well as
the store attached TO the house. a ia
vorable wind enabled them 10 save most
Of the goods In the store. The house
was partially insured. II was one of the
finest dwellings in the county. costing
about $l5.oa II It's thought the fire ORR
ginated from n spark flying on the car
pet OF an upper room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
TelAgranliic Rreyit es.

lrIo Central News correspondent IN
Rome says:
Tho steamer Atlanta sailed from Fort
Nonrce Yesterday morning for Key West.
The dissolution of the Italian tham11
hers has been postponed. The general
election will take place probably IN Aprii;;
'T IT. 'Chattanooga (Tennl Storage and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01

Then JAS. McMullen Cut His Own Throat
and WI Sure De.

P1TTSBURG. PA. Dec. H.-James Nc
Mullen. iaborer. living in a small tene-
ment house opposite the Exposition build
irgs at Point. with Ratchet chopped his
wife to death at $3.50 o'clock this morning
and attempted suicide. McMullen lived
with his wife and three children In three
small rooms on the second floor. Last
night McMullen brought home beer which
his wife assisted him In drinking. Then
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
To Supurrss the Robv Track.

VAN PARAISE. IND, Dec u Judge
Gtllet. Deputy Attorney-General has pre-
nared three bills. which Governor Mat
thews will present to the indiana L 5s
rao.. rack and TO enlarge the Governor =
rowprs in such cases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Dosth Of mrs. Fickliu.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Dec a.
Special. Mrs Caroline Fickiin, widow of
the late Slaughter w. Ficklin. died yes
terday evening at Belmont. the residence
Of her son. W. ). Ftckiin. The immediate
cause OF her death was pneumonia. She
Was IN her seventy fourth year.
RS Ficklin WAS Miss wilkins. Of
baltimore. OF her immediate family only
Nj. w. j. Ficklin survives,
\ The funeral took place this afternoon.
Intensely cold weather has prevailed
IRE since Christmas day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01

Fire destroyed the Ohio fats in Chi
cago yesterday morning. When the
.nremen arrived they found the occupants
IN . panic. but AL escaped. Loss. $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
Peri,ted ut ss,.

BERLIN. Dec. gt.--It Is regarded as
certain that the steamships Napoli. OF
Hamburg, and Nordues, az Atona. foun~
dered In the last storm. and about twenty
live men are supposed TO have perished.
ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. 3l.-Governor-
elect Morton and family arrived at ]
o'clock to-day and were driven at once
TO the Executive Mansion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01

! Death OF General Cesss's Wife.
RxANDRIA. VA. Dec. @.-Nrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01

Elizabeth Beverly Corse. wife OF General
NJ. ID. Corse. died at her home, In TINS
city to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
CAN CURE AsTuMA AND HAY
FEVER.
A Noted PhysIcIan Oliprs 10 Prove rhlI

A Noted Physician Onursto Prove This to
All Sufferers In Wheeling on Thursday.
The majority Of sufferers from asthma
and kindred complaints, after trying
doctors aud numberlsSS remedies ad.
yertlsed as positive cures, without avail,
have come to the conclusion that there
IL no cure for this moGt dlStreulug dis.
case, aud these same persons will DO the
more in doubt aud skeptical when they
Learn through the columns OF tho presI
that DR.. Rudolph SChiamann, the reCog.
mixed authority, who has treated more
cases OF these diseases than any living
doctor, has achieved success by perfect.
ing remedy which not only gives i'm.
mediate relief In the worst caiss. but
has positively cured thousands OIL suffer.
ers who were considered incurable.
These were Just as skepliCal as some Of
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which lie claimed for it or he would not
authorize this paper to announce that he
is not only willing to give free 10 each
person suffering from Asthma, Hay
Fever, PhthiIiC or Bronchitis In this city
one free liberal trial box Of his cure, but
urgently requests all sufferers to call at
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corner, from 8 a. IN. till p. M,
Thursday, September 10. and receive
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knowing that in making thq claim
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its merits than tue publishing OIL thou.
sAnds Of testimonials from persons who
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mann's Asthma euro. as it is called, has
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it, md it Is with view to reaching
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and sound and smiling, and tho bishop
In HE shlrI-foF no had given his
cloak to hpr-ieRding the horse, thsy
broke into great cheering. Tho men
cheeTed the princess, while the women
thrust themselves in the front rank al
the crowd, aud bleSIed tho bishop OF
Nodeniteln, But he walked with his
head down and his eyes on the ground,
and would not look up, even
when the women cried out in great
fear and admiration on seeing
that his shirt was stained with
his blood aud with the blood OF Nj
kolas OF Fostenburg that had spurtod
upon H. But ono thing the princess
heard, which sOnt her cheeks red again !
for buxom girl glanced msrrily a. hor
and made bold 10 sNy in tone which
the princess could not but hear;
"By the EaintS, here's waStei II he
we're not aehuTchmSu RawW And her
laughing eva travelled from the princess
to him and back to tho princess again.
"Shall WO 20 little iasterW whis'
pered CARA, bending down to tho blsh'
op. But tho girl only thought that she
whispered something else, aud laughed
tue more.
But at last they passed the town, and
witha grOat crowd still following Them
came to the castle. At tho cato OF it the
bishop stopped, and aided the princes.
to alight Again he knelt and kissed
her hand, saying only:
madame, FAREWELL"
Farewell, my lord" said Cara softly;
aud abe wont hastily into the caitla,
while the bishop returned to his inn in
the town, and though tho people stood
round the inn tho boat part oil the day,
calling and watching for him, he would
not show himself.
In the evening OF that day tho king,
having heard the tidings OF the crime ri
Count NikolaS, came 10 furious hastn
with n troop OF horse from slrelsau.
And when he heard how 0srR played Mt
dicewith the count and, stalking herself
against tho castle OF Zsnda. had won II
back, he was ashamed aud swoFs an oath
that ho would play dice no more, which
oath no faithfully observed. And In tho
morning OF the next day no went to Fes.
tenburg, where he logged soundly every
man who had not run away before his
coming and all tho possessions Of Count
Nikolas no conilScatod. aud he pulled
down the castle OF FOatenburg aud filed
up the moat that had run round its
walls. Then ne sent Tor the bishop OF
Modeustein, and thanked him, Offering
to him all the demesps OF Count NikolaS;
but the bishop would not accept Il nor
any mark OF the kings favor, not even
the order Of the Rcd Rose. Therefore
tho king granted tho ground in which
thu Caatle stood and all tho lands 10.
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lcopy'ioAi, isoii
CHAPTgR V.

courage, madamo," said the bishop,
softly. "An danger is past, The villain
Is dead, aud you are with the most de-
voted Of your servants"
eyes, yes" she said, and pressed his
arm aud Shiversd, rs no really dead ?"
"He Is dead, God have mercy upon
him." said tho bishop,
"Apd you killed himF
II killed him. II it we're Gin, pray
God forgive mel"
Up through the Windows still came
the noise Of voices and the stir Of men
moVingj for they we're recovering the
body OF the count from the moat; yet
neither OSra nor the bishop noticed
any longer what was pa'siRgj he was
intent on her, and she seemed hardly
yet hersell, but suddenly, and before
10 could iuterposa, sha threw herself
Oh the couch aud on to her knees In
front OF him, and seizing hold Of his
hRHd. che kissed fret tha episcopal ring
that he wore and then his hand. For
be was both bishop aud gallant gentle.
man, and a kiss she gave him for each;
aud alter she had EisSsd his hand he
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felt the tip OF her eyslAsheI brush wet
against his skin as Sho bent her head
over his hand. Bat ho Taited her
hastily, crying to her not 10 kneel bo.
fore him. and, throwing away his hat,
he knelt before her, kiaaing. her haud
many times. She seemed now recovered
from her beWilderment and terror; for,
40 she looked down on him kneoling,
she was half ways between tears and
smiles, and with curving lips but wet,
shining eyes she said very softly:
"Ah, my lord, who made bishop oil
yod?" Aud her cheeks grew in an in.
Itant from dead white into sudden red
and her hand moved over his hoad "a II
she would iain have touched him with
il. And she bent ever 80 little towards
hin, Yet perhaps it was nothing, and
any lady who had Ieen how he bore
himself, and knew that II was in her
cause. for her honor and life, might we'll
have done the same.
The bishop Of ModenSteiu made no
immediate answer; his head was still
bowed over her hand, and alter while
he kissed her hand again, and he felt
her hand prsIs his. Then suddenly, as
though in alarm, she drew her hand
away. and he let II 90 easily, But then
he raised HE eyes and me. the glance OF
hers aud he amiled, aud Ora also
smiled. For an instant they were thus
Then the bishop rose to his feet, and
he stood before her with bent head aud
eyes that sought the ground in becom'
ing humility.
at is BY Gods infinite goodness and
divine permission shat | hold my
sacred office" said he. ~ would that !
were moro worthy Of i'll But to-day /
have taken pleasure in tho killing Of u
man"
"And in the saving Of lady, sir"
she added softly, who will ever count
you among her dearest friends and tho
most gallant Of her defenders, Is God
angered at such deed as thatH
MAY no forgive ali our aims" said
the bishop grayely but what other sins
ho had In his mind no did not say, nor
did the princess ask him.
Then hO Rayo her his arm and they
two walked together down tho stairs
into tho hail; and the bishop having
forgot altogether both his hat and his
sword, WAS bareheaded aud had no
weapon iH his hand. The copHts mea
were all collected in the hall, being
crowded round table that stood by
tbs wall; for on the table lay the BODY
OF Count NikolGS Of Fetenburg. and 1t
was covered with a horso.Clolh that ono
OF the servants had thrown over IL, But
when the mon saw the princess and the
bishop, they made way for them and
stood aside, bowling low Us they passed.
"fou bow mo" said 0arh "but DO.
fore, mono Of you would liz finger for
inc. 10 my lord the bishop alone l owe
my life; and he Ia chGEchmaH. while
you we're free to fight for mo. For my
part, / do not envy your wives such
LuIbaudsi" and with a most Gcorntul
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Asa rule ! am opposed TO proprietary
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especially whom AuCh Ia tho source Of
rCllol from pain. AsatopiCnl tOStprnRl)
application have found Chambcrlain's
Pain Balm the best remedy have over
used for neuralgia Of any kind, / have
ConSciPntlnusly recommends. II 10
many pOraonl, William Horne, NJ, D.,
JauelyillO, Wis, Sold hy Q, H. Gnatzc,
W. W. Irwin. q. schnopl, G, Mnnks.
mollor, Jno. Kari. W. II. Hague, II. @.
Stewart, Il. u. Burt, ]. ColOma1, A, H.
schOalo, VIM. MOnkomcllOr ]. g..
Ehulo, Whesling; Bowie & Co., Bridge
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A oHILD MUnDERgn,
AIinnlS Dean ETpiRtus Her CFlmu ON a
New Zrnlaud spnlold,


New Zrnlaud sphHald,
VANCOUVER, B, O., Sept. lG-llinnie
Dean, who was oaRden,psd to death for
tho murder OF infants intruIIsd to hGr
care, has bssn executed in IuySwGrglll,
Auckland, New Zealand. She protested
her Innocence up to tho last. CSmency
was asked on account Of the mlrdsreSa
being q woman, but thu proof pgainst
her was 80 overwhelming that no mercy
WRA shown, On the scaiiOld sle was
hysleIlcal and had to ba almost carried
TO the drop. Just bsiore the black cap
shut out the world from view she be-
came more resigned, but pitsonliy ex'
claimed: "Oh God, let ms not snler."
The drop fell and death was Iaslun-
taueous, The woman prayed iRcesssHs-
ly towards tho last, but utouIly main.
tained that she had no murder In her
soul, and had no doubt that sh0 would
90 to heaven.
Minnie Deans crimes we're thOSenIR'
ton Of last year in Now Zealand. In
hoT property Sha was patTonIled by
Well.to.do sCoundrsls who paid her
handsomely to become responsible for
their children. A mothers love, how
ever, INDUCED an erring woman to seek
her child who had been delivered to
the womsR's cars. Minnie Dean had
reported 1t dead from natural causes,
but the mothers suspiCionI were
aroused aud detectives we're employed
when the remains Of number OIL chill.
dren were found Of ages ranging from a
few months TO several years buried in
every conceivable place about tho pre-.
miAss. The woman was arrested and
after a sensational trial was condemned
10 death on tho evidence oil the guilty
fathers who wero compelled by the
authorities to appear in court TO assist
tho crown. Mimic Deans dafaaSo Wss
that all tho children died from natural
causes,
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. l8.-Tho
officials Of FayOttO county say the strik.
ing miners in Louis Creek will to-day
attem pit to force tho miners at work In
tho McDond mines on Upper Top
Greek. TO come out.
Armed men arc at these minos. Yes.
terdRy deputy sheriff from FayGtte
county came here and employed detect.
ives to 20 to the mines and to assist In
preventing trouble. II the attempt 10
mnto to fnrcO tho working miners out
trouble will result.