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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-30
THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY ROAD.

San Francisco, Jan. 29.-The subscrip-
ton books of the San Joaquin Valley
road were opened today with s1,025,0 600
to start with. The capital stock of the
company Is six millions.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-30
NO REPORT AS YET.

Washington, Jan. 29.-The afternoon
session of the senate committee on
finance closed at S:15 without authoriz.
ing a report of any kind.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-30
NO KIcKERs ON SUNDAY.

Jefferson City, Mo-, jan 29.-By a
vote of 2S to 50, the house today went
on record as endorsing the bill to pre-.
vent Sunday ball and football.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-30
NO CHANGE.

Boise. Jan. 29.-There is no change in
the senatorial fight.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-23
MICHIGAMME AND SPURR.

A. G. Johnson returned from Chicago
Monday.
B. Reed, of Eagle Mills, was In Michi-
gammme this week.
Harry Marks is candidate for super
visor in Michigamme.
A citizens caucus was held at Three
Lakes Friday to nominate candidates
for township offices. So Spur will go
1t with three.
A citizens caucus was held at Odd
Fellows hall Friday evening of last
week for the purpose OF ominating
township officers.
AT the two citizens cancuses IN Spur
Saturday evening, two full tickets were
nominated, headed by Alex Dingle and
Fred Tredo for supervisor.
At the meeting OF the NJ. E. Sunday
School teachers Friday evening Of last
week, Misses G. Krause, Minnie Nc
Kercher and Kittie Krier were appointed
a committee Of arrangements for an
Easter entertainment.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-23
PENINSULA POINTERS,

The Masonic building, at Hancock. was
damaged by fire Tuesday afternoon.
The long Incarceration OF Messrs. w.
A. Phipps and II. A. Sessions In the
Houghton county jail for debt has Gene
to a close. At the hearing held on Tues
day by circuit court commissioner w.
Z. Gray OF Lake Linden there was no
objection to the proposed assignment on
the part of the creditors, as has been
the case previously, preventing
the carrying out of insolvency
proceedings and the editors were
able to get legally declared bank
rupt, thus practically terminating their
chapter of tribulations. -Cor Mining
Journal.
AT 12:45 o. m. last week Friday the
powder mill of the Hancock Chemical
company at Woodside blew up and the
soul OF one OF the factory's employees
was ushersd into etcrnity. The force
of the explosion was terrific aud the
shock was plainly felt in Red Jacket and
Labe Linden. The windows OF all the
dwellings at Woodside were shattered
and the building wherein the explosion
took place was shattered to pieces and
those adjoining were more or less de-
molished. Windows in the houses at
Dollar Bay, mile and half distant,
were broken by the shock of the explo-
sion. The name of the unfortunate man
who met such a sudden and terrible fate
was Dominic Christina and two other
employees at the factory were injured.
1t is supposed that Christina went in the
acid vault and did something which
caused the explosion, but Of this, Of
course there is no proof. The explosion
took place at time when all the mill
hands were at dinner, or the loss OF life
would have been great. No one appar-
emily knows just how tho explosion &C.
Cured or what caused it, unless IL be
the theory above mentioned, and at the
time Of going to press it is impossible 60
get further details than that the explo-
sion took place In the acid vault. At
Woodside and dollar Bay all is choas
and excitement. and hundreds OF peo
pie have floeked to the scene of the ex-
plosion from all parts of the county.
The damage done, when footed up. will
be considerable under $4,000.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-23

Ne Now ssys ne IL Ready To stsnd Trial
In Bay City.

Ne Now ssys ne IL Ready To stand Trial
In Bay City.
The medical superintendent Of the
eastern Michigan insane asylum at Pom
tiac.s has written 10 the county authori.
ties asking for the history Of the case Of
Daniel J. Trombly, who was accused Of
cutting his wife's throat and snothering
his infant daughter on January last.
1t seems that since Trombly became an
inmate Of the insane asylum he has
found the use Of his tongue, And has be-
como apparently rational, 50 much 50,
that the medical superintendent 10 not
fully convinced OF his insanity, and has
doubts that the asylum 10 the proper
place for him. Trombley. also, says he
is not insane, giving the impression that
he has been feigning insanity, and de-
ceivsd the medical commission appointed
by Judge Maxwell to examine bis mental
condition. Trombly says he is ready
new to stand trial In Bay City, and has
expressed wish to 70 back there.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-23
DRESSMAKING.

l desire to announce that on
Monday l will open dress
making parlors in the Menge
block, up stairs, corner Main
and Broad streets, and solicit
a share Of the patronage of
the ladies of L'Anse and vi
cinity. All work guaranteed.
MARY MAYO.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-23
CHASSEll,

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Destcamp, Jr
Sunday son.
G. G. Beatty and p. Eber were at Trout
Creek Thursday.
j. Sullivan returned from the camp
Wednesday.
Charles Summer was at Houghton aud
Hancock Monday.
DR.. p. ID. McNaughton drove TO Oskar
Monday and to Trout Creek Thursday.
Clayton Crane and family OF Beech
weed, IN the iron country, have located
here.
Mr.. Frazee, OF Hancock. will deliver o
lecture at the Congregational church
next Wednesday evening.
Rev. K. l. Grinnell and Mr.. g. c.
Bentley attended the meeting Of the
Lake Superior Conference in Hancock on
Tuesday.
Miss Major, teacher OF the public school,
has been obliged to give up the work
for o few days. Miss g. Benson fills the
vacancy for the tins.
DR.. X. Il. Smith, Of this place, aud DIR.
w. II. Dodge, Of Hancock, who have
been studying for few months in New
York, have gone to Baltimore for few
weeks work In John Hopkins Univer-
sity.
The Ladies Of the l.. .. 7. NJ. gave
box social at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Quinn Tuesday evening.
About twenty-five couples were present
and a very enjoyable time is reported.
After refreshments, speeches, reading,
singing, etc. was In order. Consider
able amusement was furnished by
the drawing Of the boxes.
At the caucus Monday evening George
G. Bentlv was nominated supervisor,
Frank Getchel, clerk, and Frank Pat
ridge. treasurer. The domination for
clerk was the only one closely contested
and Mr.. Getchel only received majority
81 thirteen over Mr.. Blanchard. The
friends OF the latter named gentleman
have called cancu, for Monday even
ing.
-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-23

Wednesday evening an explosion Of
gas occurred In the Hockey Noun
tain Coal and Iron csmpany's
mine No. s, at Red Ca on. with
terrible results James d. Bruce,
mine foreman and ex-coupty commits
sioner OF Uintah comfy, was Instantly
killed by nyinE tImbers as were also four
others.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-23

N. McBain. postmaster at Owosso
was brutally assaulted Sunday morning
and left for dead in an abandoned mill
race near the works the 0wosso Brew
ing Co. 1t is thought that he will re-
cover.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ oT1CE.-Notice Is hereby given, that after
~ this date the Board OF Education of the
Township of L'Anse will pay no bills con-
tracted for by teachers and janitors of schools
without written order from the purchasing
agent. Dated, LAnse, Mich, May LIST, 1894
{ ID. SHEA. OK Board of Edncation. % tf.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-23
when We All rhaw Out.

when We All Thaw Out.
In spite o. wind and weather,
In spite Of every doubt.
Wen wear the winnin' feather
When we
In spite o. prophesyin.
Bad luck II turn about,
And wen march with colors fyin'
When we
Quit
An the possum's on the griddie,
An the hungry fellers shout,
An wen balance to the fiddle
When we
Quit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27
iTILTfBLE FfRH SOLD.
4 Brisk Tobacco Market ihrh-Nliie
Irving 10 Get rid Of an old Debt

HoYDTON. Va, Nov. 26.-Speclal.-Ihe
valuable farm which belonged 10 me
late Mrs. Tucker coles, situated on Roa-
noso river in Mecklenburg county ana
known as "Elm HiA' was sofa htis =.
auction Il few davs since Tor ine sum ~.
Se.q. Tie purchaser being III. =. cores
Esg. This same farm was SOLD solne
few months since for less than AFe tno"-
and dollars. r,..tt.b.,,s,,
was married here yestsr1ay 10 Ni ~ ~ .
Harriss. dauehtcr OF Mr.. q. y. Land. OF
mis- coiintv Rev. W. B. Baislip oiAclat-
ing The bridal party l'fi immcllately
for New York where they VIII take tne
steamer for England. where they expect
to make their future home.
The tobacco market r. FUZZY opened h'Ie,
and "a good deal Of tobacco ls BENG 500 ~
Tho Two warehouses here arc in the hanu.
of Young and uuDhc--uiriitl men, a!i :
fhov arc unshin~ neir business Inc
crop of tobacco made here is fairly soou,
but much OF the crop was LOST 10y lAe
frost the latter part Of Sentenncf ,,
The Circuit Court JuNke =. -
man preeiling. commences here t0-mor-
now. I hear there is not much business
OF Importance 10 come before tnc court
at this term.
The town Of Clarksville is trying 20 ti-
feet by compromise settlement or hrr
debit This debt was contracted before inc
war. and the principal anlo interest Us
considerable. The bonds are hold hy ID.
heirs OF the late James a.. Bruce or
Wulffax county Va s meeting or the
citizens was held last week ana confer
ence held with one Of the Bruces, blt
no settlement was made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27
Dtus FOR B4TTLEsHIPs.
That of the Kcsr-srge VIII he Nine feet
Below The water Line.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Nov. Z'.--A iea-
fure in batticship construction Was au-
tborlzed to-day by Secretary heroett ia
bis aonroval OF report submitted ny
a.. ....,si hoard OF officers. of which
t5...r sar.iral Iohn G.. Walker ls pitsi-
tcrf convened 10 consider plans lot iile
lt.srsaa. and the other batlit1nipa' ~.
uhich provision was mane oy 'he '''
r,.I natter upon which the Secretary
r.teeod relates 10 the position or 'ho f"''
on these vessels ,,,-o-.r,crt has
si.,.,.ld AZ. rlan Of placing the point ni
,S. 80, i've feet six inches bfloW lu'
,-ater-iinc which was a coNilI"iii. ,,,.s
tween fhe English and the I.lltn .'' ~,
the latter niariuu the ram poiNa on ~.
,,.tir-iine and the British haNtn1 ~
.is,.e- f.at below. as cnn1died in ihs
lrnifed states hatileShip lIAne'
was constructed on tusisn p.a". -
p.eanfiv with reference 70 lue wv
~. t,,.f,ehine Commodore Slcaf1 COM
tusudant of tho Brooklyn navy az W ~
made ne suggestion that the ram to'ls
ahofld hc lowered from the pitatHl 7l'''N-
arl ~ five feet six incDts. , f t,o
rsr.rf III Huroau CniCfe. or Board ON 'uti-
.frurfion. and Secretary nct".Tt r. -'.r,. ~,
~. matter So the snecih hoflp. .e
r..ommendafion Of this board That me
.,tnt l,o ulared nine feet DcioW me Wai-
Inc was approved by The Seefetarl;
Tho cruiser Minneapolis is piacu ucaiil
r.sIt. q. start fOr smyrna. Asia Minor
~ assist in protecting American interests
f.,,t ~ tte nreeent bad weather continue
her departure viii be delayed.
. ~ ,re weather cleared the Mime
orors would probably he2in her long yoy.
4rn tomorrow. She Is now az Newport
News \a. t-.,,,.
Tho comuarative quictude now e1istinl
81. fhe Sulfau's domains has caused con
sidorafion 90 he given In official circles
M fho question whether 10 would 20
necessary 10 send the vessel. particular +,
"a ho Tritol states already have I've
,r1fiefrs I'm Turkish waters but II II
understood that the Minneapolis VIII D.
ernt An anv event. IL only 10 allay th'
annrchcnsion Of American cUiz'ns ah'
a..-r lrL.ula IL home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27

truss put up for the roof When the
storm struck the church the north wall
was blown out. and the other walls were
wrecked with the roof truss. The mem-
bers OF the church are disheartened by
the disaster. All the siding was blown on
the barrow mill.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 3s-A terrific
wind-ssorm swept oser this section last
night, doing considerable damage to
property. Trees were uprooted. buildings
unroofed or wrecked telegraph poles and
wires blown down. and several boats in
the river We're torn from their moorfngs
and set adrift
The watchmen and crews OF packets
and towboats were all aboard. and con-
sternation reigned among them. None
of the boats had steam up. and they
were left AT the mercy OF tie gale after
the lines had parted. Just above the Big
Sandy wharf boat were moored. the
steamers T. J. O'Connell, Rob Roy. and
Lee Brooks.
The shore lines OF all three were snap
ped. and when the wind subsidized they
were all in bunch at Browns coal neet,
a distance OF fully half mile.
\ $4,000 barge was sunk at the Marine
dry dock. Nearly hundred empty
barges were set adrift from the Queen
City landing at the foot OF Washington
street. The damage In the river here Will
amount 10 $4,000.
Gotiieb Luatenschiager. aged IS and
married. living at 1852 Pulto street, was
frightened To death by the storm. lie
was awakened by the heavy wind. and
| feeling the house shake. left his he'd and
walked the floor constantly during the
storm. wrinSing his hands and praying
! for d,liverance.
After the storm Lutenschlager became
somewhat calmed. but every nerve In his
| body quiyered from the effect Of the aw-
| fui fright. shortly after daylight reac-
ton had fully set I'm. and he was so pros
/ trated that he was forced to lie down
From that moment he sank rapidly anc
was a corpse in a short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27

NEW YORK, Nov. 2e.-Miss Edith
Rockefeller youngest daughter Of John ID
Rockefeilcr the inuiti-n ihoraife, was
married an noon to-day ID buckingham
Hotel. 10 Harold +. McCorn lex, son OF
Cyrus Mccormick The woll-knowr reap
er king" Of Chicago. The wedding was 10
have taken place at the t1ith-ANenue
Baptist church. and YVES 20 have been
u grand ceremony. But the hand Of
Providence mttrfoIred. and Mccormick
found himself confined to bis room on his
wodding-day. 800 with an attack of plcu-
risy which threatened pneumonia. His
rhysicians. after consultation yesterday,
decided that tho grOom-elect was too sicis
TO venture ont Of doors. especially as
the weather was Indictment The Rookie
follcr family was notified. and the young
couple. not wanting % postpone the cere-
mony. 10 was decided 20 have tho mar
rage solcmnizcd in Mr. Mccormick $
apartments ia buckingham Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27
Ir,lnr ~ per.nnde fhe Snltnn.

LONy1os,. Nov. 25-The Times WI
tomorrow publish a dispatch from Con-
stantinopie saying that ~ ministers
report on the guardship demands. which
was sent 20 the Sultan. was returned yes
terday for revision, accompanied by a
memorandum from the Sultan's first Sec
retary. which stated tnat his Majesty
feared that the arrival Of six warships
would encourage the Armcnians TO re-
new the disorder
The ministers yesterday again debated
their report. and came 10 the conclusion
that no reason could be seen Tor the sui
tan's fears.
They again recommended compliance
with the demands HALL Iafat Pasha
the Grand Nir,r. sought an audience
with the sultan to-day with a view 10
persuading him 90 sanction the trmans,
but he was not successful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27
NITINY IN a PRISON.
The Superintendent of the shirt Factory
Assaulted and y General Fight Ensues.

JACKSON. MGR. Nov. 2G.-The con-
yicts I'm the shirt factory at the prison
became rebeiiious about s.3" this morn
ing and attacked the foreman. named
Maulder. pounding him on the head and
shoulders The superintendent OF the
factory, James Coney. attempted 10 M
terfere. when the other convicts attacked
him with iron bars and clubs. Deputy
Warden Northrup attempted 20 enter the
factory, and he was assaulted In SINH
lar manner. and but for the prompt ar
rival OF assistance he would have been
killed. II is said that trouble has been
brewing for some time between some
OF the convicts and the foreman, which
eliminated thi. morning when he correct
od one OF the men for not doing his
work properly.
The convict struck Maulder in the face.
when the general night, In which william
curly. who assaulted Foreman John
McClarry In the stone shop nearly two
weeks ago. took the leading part.
The insurrection was 'subducd after 4
short time, ana the injured men were
cared ior.
While All received severe blows,no bone.
We're broken. and II Is thought none are
seriously hurt. Eight men are locked
up as a result
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27
EfRNINGs or RiILROADS
southern and &. and -. Shows Increase
savannah. Florida nud Western Meeting

southern and 4. and a. Shows Increase.
savannah, Florida - ud Western Meeting.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-For the third
week OF November the Southern railway
earned Si32,iT. an increase of S35. the
Chesapeake and Ohio. sAt.2se. an increase
OF sy3.673. the Alabama Great Southern,
So, i23 an increase OF s., 2c5.
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. ei.-At the an
nual meeting OF the Savannah. Florida.
and Western Railroad Company. held
here to-day, the following directors were
elected H. B. Plant. NJ. r. Plant. II.
G.. Erwin, NJ X. Jessup. III. NJ. Flaglcr,
B. r. Newcomer. and J. II. Estill
Reports showed earnings OF $3.50 D7:
expenses of s24soSe2, leaving surplus
earnings Of N.c'p. p.56o.
No meeting Of the directors was held
as no quorum was present. The officers
will be elected and a dividend OF 2 per
cent declared az soon as the directors
can secure a quorum.
The decrease OF about saD.oo In the
surplus earnings is attributed entirely
TO the freeze OF last winter IN Florida.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27
TRoM UfSTTINGTON.
Congressman Otey Pays ilsing VISIT
Other Nirginians at the Capital city.

other Nirglnlhn> az Aht 'hpiioi '''f'
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. 26.-spe-
Representative Otey was I'm Wash
ineton to-day. but remained only lew
hours lie viii spend Thanksgiving AZ
home. and WIFI come 10 Washington Tor
me winter on Sunday night. lie VIII
reside az the oxford.
T6e marriage OF Mr. p. w. Barrett,
correspondent OF the Atlanta 'onsitl-
uon 10 Miss jamie Sutherland smith, vi
panviie VIII take place on December
ism. at the home Of The bride.
a post-once has been ostablishel az az
Fray. Madison county. Va, with Nellie
r.. Graysou as postmaster <~....<
srho post t-ofuces at Hraytons Greene
county. klnsey. Franklin county, anu
Films. Sussex county. Va, nave n'eh "i'-
q. M Borst. Batna: Frank Jones. uni-
versifv of Virginia. =. y. NorsMoilhy'
Norfolk. and T. Cusrier. Independence
~ d d" b. 'H Holland. warrenton. is at the
"B"'a ~ r. Williams of Norfolk. is at the
i'v's' ~ o. seelve warrenton, is at Willard s.
" ". Freeman. Of Nortolb' Is al the
Nc NJ &. Potter Vienna, is at the Hotel
f'Ili'' n II Downing and wife. Front Royal.
and Al. +. Block. Richmond, are at the
E. a. wnds. srasburs. Is at the Ven
w ~ 5. Baxter Jr.. Norfolk, IS at the
g. S. Hayth has been appointed post
master at Alden. Prince William count,
aud H. r. shaw. al shaw's Store. Meek
lenhurg county Va
Addie Gordon has been appointed post
master at Gardncryille. Pitt county,
- {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27
A Prominent Man Assassinated.

WINSTON. n. C., Nov. 2s.-John B.
Bonner, banker. broker. and ves'ryfnan
in the Episcopal church. at Aurora, N.
c.. was shot and killed Sunday night in
his yard by some unknown person. His
body was not found untIi yesterday. lie
was shot twice one ball taking effect In
the left side, and the other In the fore
head. His body was thrown over the
fence IN the weeds. Bloodhounds have
been sent for, and every effort Is being
made to catch the murderer. Everything
valuable was taken from the body ex-
cent a ring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27
IN EDITOR sERIoUsLY INJURED.
Attacked bya Gang of Tonghs Whom He
Had Been Writing Up.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, Nov. 8.-Edi-
tor Vowel. OF the Evening Times. who
was sent 70 jail last Saturday for con-
tempt Of court, and released on haDeas
,,r.,na proceedings. was attacked at
o'clock this morning by party Of prize
fighters whom ne had been writing up.
,rhev heat him In a horrible manner.
His left eye is ruined. and his condition
is critical from the effects OF the beating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27
GOLD BETyG OFFERED.
Many Profrers of the Yellow Metal Accept
ed by the Treasury Department.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-The recent
offer OF the Treasury to pay express
charges both ways on gold deposited for
currency il beginning TO bear fruit, as
several offers were received at the Treas
urv To-day All wese accepted. IL Is cx-
ulaiued that II the offers are made di-
rect 10 the nearest sub-trcasury by the
tenderer theo transaction will be greatly
facilitated
The Treasury gold reserve az the close
Of business to-day with to-Gay's gold en-
gagements deducted. stands at sse,s2i,tdO.
Gold was Withdrawn at New York to-
day. as reported TO the Treasury. TO the
amount OF ST .i3o. 00o. OF which sl3o.y1 was
In gold bars and 10000 I'm gold coin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27
Jrm Smith Knocks Out Burge.

LONDON, Nov. es.-The night between
Dick Burge and Jem Smith for GOO a
side and a purse OF GOO. took place to-
night at the Bowlingbroke Club. In the
ninth round Burge, who had been badly
punished, fell seyeral times from exhaus~
ton, and Referee Angie declared Smith
the winner.
Burge was not able to hit his opponent
The articles. which were signed in July
last. provided for a twenty round fight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27

a south Carolina sheriff Refuses 20 Give
upa Prisoner snd Summons Military.

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. Nov. S.-Last
week a white woman was murdered and
cremated near Hodges, 5. c.. and two
negroes We're arrested and landed IN the
county jail Al Abbeyiiie. "a attempt
was made about 3 O'Clock this morning
10 take one of the prisoners out OF the
iai and lynch him. but the sheriff re-
fused 10 admit the lynchiag party. and
the local military promptly Responding 10
his call the lynchers left without ac-
complshing their purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27

LONDON. Nov. 2G-Prime Minister
Salisbury has not yet replied 20 the mem-
Secretary OF state, on the Venezuelan
affair.
TIE Foreign Office declines 70 state
whether the reply viii be transmitted
through Ambassador Bayard or Sir Julian
patncefote. the British Ambassador at
Washington
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27
More Spanish Troops.

HAVANA. Nov. G.-The steamer Al
fons0 XIII. arrived here from SPAN to-
day bringing reinforcements OF troops Tor
the Spanish army In Cuba.
The troope were received BY the people
with great enth 1sasm. and the houses
In the city were decorated In honor OF
their arrival
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-27

BALTIMORE. MD. Nov 2s.-M.ss Edith
Estene Miller was married 20 Mr.. Allen
Howland Wood. OF Boston, az the Central
PRESBYTERIAN church tonight. The cerc-
mony was performed by the Rev. j.
y. smith. assisted by the Roy. il. X.
Walker.
Miss Olive Edwards. daughter Of the
Rev. W. :. Edwards. n. H.. presiding
elder OF the East Baltimore District Of
the Baltimore Methodist Conference. Was
married to-day 10 Dr. Charles h. Palmer,
OF Louisville.