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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-03
SUFFOCATED
BY THE SMOKE.
Two Women and a Child Per
ish in a Tenement
House Fire.
FIREMAN's NARROW ESCAPE
SAVED BY THE BRAVERY OF TWO
COMPANIONS.

Barrett SCOTS Case-BeIieved to
Have Been Murdered and His
Body Thrown into NiObrara River
Tracking the WnEOn-Armed
Men Seen Riding ROund-MOOre
Elliott Arrested on Suspicion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-03

A Marshal and Sheriff Attempt
to Capture Two
Criminals.
SEARCHED THE SHERIFF.


Bloodhounzs ON the Track of the
Robbe rsA Posse In Pursuit. IA
Confession Of Mursi er--NoBEe shep-
hard Tells HOW He killed Thonas
Niorton--I;a aud Of vagrants Create
Great nea yIsess in an Indiana
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
9ie 0iise icitsenaselt.

BON -ldpahiinnisen a6pfen" 1T Dos
Gereoe IN Der Nbliht, Dem Hefp g)ori Snsar
Al itaoen, perbrtitet fporoer, bob iein &C.
9entpartiaer Wana9er stuei. ooer oreimal
e,ne notwithstanding 9ematt babe.
9erarti9en aemeinenSeribteu porSubeu9eu,
bin ih 9ewlnt, ir9eno Semano elm 8eiheut
bon 800 in baarer 3abiun9 su MAIDEN,
pelher bsipeiien lam. oa6 cine oerarti9e
Gusia9e auf &abrbeit beribt. Gs III Chat
iohe, oaB Der ~9eaenpGrtise Maua9er i'm
9e,embe r 1893 on bic gSano 9ebriidt nuroe,
mas peruriaht wuroe ourh Elm iflettes
Eeibnadts9eiddit uno 9roBe Redruusen,
oenen er niht nnhtpmmen ionnte. Gs
piiroe iit oieiem .Wammotb Concern,
psldes tets iein ei9enes Sorn bldit, better
aesiemen. oas alte YRotto nitt auBer Nbt
Su ~laiieu: -2ebe uno laiie leben". Inter.
bsiieu miro Der 9iew Yort BoSar iortiabrer,
am alien YlaBe 8eihdite III tbur uno lid
besiislib Der Yreiie uidt binterseben su lai'
len. Sobn8 ". w / d. h,
WonooPr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
Observation-Disclosures

*Sn LETTER 5reitas Naht idlus be,
Blis in ben 1burm Der 8irhe 81 Gleal
Safe. woourh Der 9burm pie oas gong,
8ebduoe beoeuteno beihdoist puroen
Der Sdaoen If. mie mir bDreu. curd
8eriiheruns seoedt.
*Sn Der pom buhw. Serrn &arI
Bfeiffer paitorirten 81. Otto @emsinot
in 5ersus SOILS tpiro Elm 9ersin fatbo
liider Jbrfter sesriinoet, tpeldem Der.
elm cine CUTE uuo iidere griitenS in
Nusfidt ftebt, oa bic NnSabl Der gun
gintritt in benielben anssmeloeten @e'
meinoemiislieber cine bebeutenbe 1T.
Die ct. Nitolaus @emeinbe, in
uelder bodtu. Serr u. GrSt ola Yfar.
rsr anseiteli 1T, 1T unierss @iiens biz
erfte in Der 9iDseie, uelde Der Nnoro:
nuns oes bodm'iten Serrn Yiidofs &c
mdB iid %incorporlren lieB. Die Su'
corporationspapiere puroen am Diem
fog ausseiiut.
*Sn Der eriten @obe oes Monai
Wai bat bodw'iier Serr 8iidoi War
tin Martp benz I'm ct. 5raucis Semi
nor in Wisconiin ftueirsnoeu fir o,t
Di0Seie st. 9louo beiimmtsn Serrr
Soiepb 9ubef Die 9iafonatspeibe er,
tbeilt ON Sonntas in adt 9asen tpirt
er bic bl. Srieiterpeibe empfansen.
Der bodu. Ssrr SUbn 8. Mspe,
pom Belgrade BOT iih pom Ysrbnno be,
0iD,eie 81. glouo eeirennt uuo be,
DiD5eie Ga groiie. @is., anseibloiien
in welber ibm bic @emeinoe Ct. Warp'a
sur Yufturation ansemieien 1T. Seir
Hadfolser in Belgrade uiro Der hodp
Serr Soiepb Saspers iein, Der Sulest in
BILLIARD an9eftelt mar.
*Sodp. P. Gmbroiius, O.. S. B..
pelder aus @eiunobeitsridfdten oil
Yafcration Der @emeinbe ct. Martir
auiseben muBte uno Dor etpa brei $50.
den cine grbolunssreiie antrat, bot iit
entidloiien. nah Der &neipp'iden Wes
tbuoe in Warihfelo, @is., feline @eiuno.
belt 81 pflesen uno, ioIte er in jenem
Sellinfitut feline Beiieruns finoen, nod
9eutidlano 81 reiien uuo fid untsr oi'
refte 8ebunoIuns oes bodw. Batter
8neipp in @Drisboieu in Yaiern 81
iteIen.
Morssn piro bodp'iter Biidoi
Wartin Martp, Der iid IN ben lebten
9osen in ct. Yaul unter drstlider BE.
banbluns beiano, in Der biib6aiden Re.
fioen5 Suriiderwartet. Nm Samitaa
ruiro Sodberielbe nnh Der ct. Sobn's
uniueriitdt ~reiien, NO er ON Sonntoe
bic Subbiafonatsweibe ertbeilen niro.
Nm 5eite Gbriitis Silnmeliabrt rpiro Del
Serr 8iitof in Der ct. Sobn's Gbtei.
&irhe bic 9iafonatss uno en- barnuf'
.folsenben Sonntuse Die bl. Grieferpeibe
eribeilen.
5rotsr 2ucas, O. S. B., bon Der
ct. Sobn's Nbtei, tuelder am Sonntos
in adt 9asen ourd ben bo6tp'iteu 81.
idof Wartin Marip in ben bl. Yrieher'
ftano erboben piro, rpiro in Der oaraui.
folsenben ISOLDE cine Reiie mad Der al
ten Seimaib in 8aiern antreten, mo er
in Nntpeienbeit ielner @ltern unb Ser.
tuanoien ielne 8rimiS ieiern wirb. be,
tpelder @elesenbeit Der bodu. p. gu,
suitin, o. S. b., BON Moorbsab, mel,
der ben Neuseweibten aut Der &eiie
nad 3eutidlunb beslelten wirb. bic
Seitpreoist balten piro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
@as baben Sic 9eja9tf

Nlu, ooB mir es ME beoouern, Don Nfits
dell IL elliott aetnuit III babeu. BORT err.
bait man NINE oas bette 5obritat bon
3lel0eru uuo lie nerlan9en MIR einen l.Iae.
m~eiiCncu 8emInn, uno nenn ibr ben " crtb
eures @eloes nitt erbnltet, 9eben iie tut
gerue oes, mas lbr ais RGtt an%erianut.
Gle uertnufen lhDue lInSii9e fir &naben
BON 4 bis 12 Sabre BON IS 9ts. auip1rtS.
Euh babcu tie Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
? Yaar SpiCn uno elre IfiiBe, Su $500 bis
$3.50, Die 9uuS tpollene iino. 9esaleihen
cine Gerrllhc Nusfpabl on Manner 4n,iis
gen IN allen Guanttt nten uno Al allen Bret
fen. @ani molene BON $3.50 aufp6rts.
2luf ut hire Nusuabl al llnterseua, Sit.
ten, Suppen, 9rauatten, ~Sanoihuben, Scent
Den II. |. ~. cine redt ihone, nie ~iberbaupt
Nues, mas Der Ntann oter Der anabe u6tbia
bot, bel linen IN better AuSipabl An finoen
III. Spredt uubeotngt bel DiitdeQ & @uio tt
Dor, bepor Ibre eure ginfGule matt. uno
thr werbet iiberSeu9t lein, baS ibr bort
@elo iparer uno oos Seiie aus benz Beiten
faulen fDnnt.
W / I d ell IL 9IIiutt,
Ho. l7-5. Npe. iiolid, st. glOup, Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
aus Der Nmeeeeno.

Nus g I. W geht uns bic
Ga6ridt ~, BOB Die perren Woos uno
QpUebrud. melde ben Bau Der neuen
Stule coutrnctlld 81 beior9eu babsn. ON
Mtpntla nit ben Sunoomentarbe,ten be-
9Onnen bubeu.
Dim Mprtag tpr adi 2o9en 1T in
CT. Ntaftin tGs 5lu6ibaus oes
6nrmsrs Sotl sorid elr9saIdsrt NOR
ben. Sn Der gtdte oes 5ruttbau'es
itano EN- SeuhuICn, rn tin bier Sabre
oltts Suno IN Ssutr Seittt toben ioG
ipGtrCno ii6 be olteren SnIoNen bea
SnuiGs nui Dem Settle on her Nrtelt be
iunoen. Nls oieie Sur Siilie nod Sauit
%eilten, nar an cine Teiiuns bee @ebdu'
bes, in peldem $50 Sulbel Saier. &c
8uibel 8elSsu rhp ipnfi9ss @eireio'
inter 9tbrodt NOR, n'hi mtbr Su benten,
Ser totutd snitontns Sdoben telduit
td oui $500, tCm te,ns Saiderune
~tnIe69alttbi. Tics nttii plslen ante
rem @lrSelbslim IN Gsaus auf bic 90.
n,lie Slrib beritiet uns btrsn Nad'
Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16

-" Benn ibr 81 sroB ooer 81 Helm.
81 bid ooer 81 oiinn ieib fir fertia ses
madte &leioer, bann beiibtist uniern
srOBen 8orratb an Wuitern, aus oenen
8leioer nab WaB semadt peroen.
Gir f6unen eud gang beiiimmt 5uirie'
oenitelen uno sarantiren, oaB mir euh
pniienbe aleiber ~liefern. Nnsise nab
NaB BON $l3 an uno Soien nod NaB
bon SO rs on. Yrice, Der 8leloers
bdnoler.
t3- @an5 pollene 8nuben.8 nieboien
GnSiise nur $500. @on5 uOllene 5la'
nsl Nn5iiee fir Wdnner $3.50 i'm
olten Bofioflce' @ebdube. 8. 6. " Il,
NanaQer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
BUR Rot H..

Neinem Sohne Soiepb purbe BON Der.
I Gumoeru nahsereoet, oaB er cine Noie aui
einen hOberen Setras um9eGnoert babe.
3ros ~eiirI9en Rodior itens iounte ih ben
nrheber Iener Serldumouna ulht entoedeu.
9arum bieie ib hermit 6fientlid Seoem
geo B%elobuuns, Der mir ben Sepeis oaiiir
uno ben Women beS Waunes brinet, oeiieu
Rote mem Sobu sednbert baben ioG.
Soiep RiebauS.
Nelroie, ben 10. YRat '95. 23-1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16

Ia" Gin IN autem 3uitnnoe beiino
llhes 0obnbuus 81 $500 per WOnni
~ permlstbsn. NadSniro9'n IN be,
NOriierusG Hrce
ID" 0ern lbr ben neuen Maden
i0ib ~fauien wolI, g nut c pertnnii
i'm eut Su 1915 uno a%niudrts. bu
DO Gin nod i'm suten 9uiianOe be.
iinolihes 4ianO lebr biuls ~ %fauieu.
Waberes benz &aienridier Suberi
bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
RudIcn'e glrniea saIbs.

9te bette Sable IN Der Nelt fir SGnltt
uunOen, Nbihiriung, 8eihwiire, SnlSiluB
4 ieberrpun0en, 6lehten, Sdrnmmen an Der
SGnoeu, Sroitbunlcr. @iihnerau9eu rno alt
Snutieblsr; lie belt pOittIp SdmorrbotoeI
ODER telue 3obluug oerlungt. 8Grunttrt
oaB poGita uolgC 3uirIeoenbeit ae8eber
plro, poer oaf @elo wlrO Suriideritattet
8rels per Shadtel 25 Gents. 81 uertaua
len III VI. 3. @u b ms NpOibeie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16

r6H Seriitert eursu 8eireibeuui.
Uu6s se9eu Sasel IN Der Sill.@IL
luoOo Seri6eruuasseielitait, Buff
Slod, 81. @lOuo. Winn.
~ ScOOt 2umber in y. &. Stei.
den's 2umbers Ouro gu % per 1auleno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
&ranfen UNI 2eioenoen.

Nlen &ranien uno leioenoen Yerionsn
aus ct. Wartin uno Der umse9eno aur
Nahriht. oaB ih be Naentur fur Serfauf
Der aneipp'sYReoisinen ibernomme n baben,
bic iih bis IeBt oils bas bette Seilmrttel err
pieien, oas IN aranibeitsfdlen ansepenbet
peroen Tam. Sobn Wunolo4,
bo ct. Martin, StearuS Co., Wtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
9teie @o6e
eOldc &cr1bc tuc1Ocn iOuiiiuO nidt ecfuubcu
Setbe 5epartement.

8dt, adt cher @ait.S tite, bic man,.
lthen Woare p~srtauft ~ 65 Gents, rieft
@r6s 20 Gents.
500 Sarhs aeerutts China Stiee,
pertb bic gu so Gents bic Gle, tiefe
Wche Is Gents.
6errlt6c Wultsr fur leieCne gSdiffs,
rertb bis Sl.50 bic Cue, eiele HCte 81
10 Gents.
0amcns unterSeug.
Swte Ben nit Sriesr telset ~ 5 Ste.
etn beferes 81 9 Gents.
Gin 'hcnes gu Is Gents.
8rdgeu unb Sddsn.
Iteie 9Ec6s uuspsrtauft ~ surem ct. ,
sensn greile.
Shirt @aifts.
Suneerte, II eenen mar pdbltn tdnn J
~ l9 Gents, %, As, 10 Gents unt auf.
rdrtS.
puspdarens Serfauf in bwteier(
Wpbe.
100 beieste Out. nit Spisen. Blu.
men uno SdneCrn. pertb bis ,u $500,
cure Auspdbl III Sl.4S.
so teltets Cute pertduft ~ $500 bis
$500. cure Auspdbl ;n 1915.
100 nt6t belebR gestCrns. ftparj
unb reie IN % Gents.
500 fsrttae unh unfsrtigr Sdilcrs In
alien Sdrbcn rertb % Gents, pisIt &c. ;
DE 9 Gents.
500 te'cete atnter. Callers ~ IL 9ts. \
8ineer. yapn. WuBen rertb IS @ts., Z
eieir Wc6e ) Gents.
Sbirrcr Vdwn 6tts in alien Sarben
~ 10 Gents. I
Seiesne Sbtrree Cute rertb rs &ts. }
ltts Sl.OO, eisle @c6e 40 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
Wetewadre.

Neuc punttirte SwifeS ~ 10. Is, 20,
! % une 80 Gents.
I 20 Guide. wctB Geitreift unb t0rtrt,
t~drtrt, msrtb 10 Gents bic Gle. pisie
Wc6s I Gents.
! 6errlthc ENTITIES, rr9uldrr Is Gents
. Sualitdt. etele gSr6e 6 Gents.
% Guide 4etlctdtes 9rdIb &dnetuh-
} Seu9, merits : Gcuts, pteie gGp6c 80
Gents.
! Sebr 9rpees 8urtiit 6ancmhWua,
J re0ulGre 20 Gents Suatitdt cieie @ctc
10 Gents.
9urfCp unr Iamdsi, wertb 40 Gents,
eieie &Cte 10 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
SiihtHher.

8stlsidtes 1amdst 3eu9. SKA, mur.
Re su $500 bt1tg iciu, eteie @c6r 90
Gents.
S6arld6rptbrs 3il6tu6 nit 5ran.
fen s bel 4 ~ 10 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
gaumppaenes 8leicer;eu9.

Sdtscns, pom triten Sran;ofI6 ec.
mdhteu. rertb % 9tntf, piele Wcte
Is Gents.
SdteGns. bdlbCr uue euntler 8runr,
mertb Is 9snrs, eteIc Wcte I Gents.
% Guide fran;pGltc ,3epbpr @ina.
BANS, rertb 25 Gents cte 9le, bteie
Np6e Is Gents.
20 Strdc Iud une Yiaucs, rsauldrer
@ertt 20 Gents, eisic @Cde 10 Gents.
Is Guide Sbcrict CUTTING II. glaies,
rniene fur atrtcrtlcttcr, reauldre Is
Gents Sudlttat. eiele Wo6c I Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
Sheetinas.

SpttltHgs.
4 bei 4 un9cbleibtes Sbeetin9 iu4 Cts.
4 lei 4 l6weres 9etiei6tes III 5 6ts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-24
PKRsoNALAND GENERAL.
Interesting fa,t' About Richmonas W
zeps and other Matsrs

Mr.. J. Il. Mullan LETT LOT Ne" iO'N i''''
night on business trlp'
The German Sick Soc ETY. VIII give t I1eM
annual mask ball at Ne" MdihV' IAN
tomorrow night.
Miss Ruth Mathews. OF Maryland, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Roberts. az ner
home on Lamb avenue, barton he'BhtS'
The Monumental church choir VIII
render this afternoon Gounods anthem
send Out Thy Light by spscldi ie-
quest.
DR.. Mark w. Pcyser has gone to Peters
burg TO attend the celebration or the
fortieth anniversary Of his parents mar
riage.
william ". Landrum. the. young man
who took laudanum last FRIDAY h'snt
and was carried to the almshouse' %
all right again
There VIII be a delightful address given
by Dr. W. J. Young. OF Park Place VI. r.
church, TO the young people OF 81. James
VI. T.. church. corner Twenty-n.nth ana
Marshall streets Sunday evening AT "'oV
o'clock.
Rev. J. g. Hiden leaves tomorrow for
the University OF Virginia. where he
breaches some ten or twelve days IN =
protracted meeting. On sunday MatSh
Sd, his Pulpit Is 10 be sGpp4ed IN lnJ
morning by Professor -. II. HarilS am. anu
at night bv Professor George L. HoVey.
Mr. hiden returns IN time TO HI MS
pulpit March 10Th.
President c. Y Meredith. Of the Pow
hatan club. has announced the follow
ing committees. Executive-Coionel q.
Bell Bigger. j. {. Dame. Jonn w. Nllhs'
John :. Harwood: Committee on MEMBER
ship-BartOn II. Wise, y. r.. Green, \.
c. PCay. &. \. BOyce 4. l.. Ienser' JULIUS
\. Hobson. Daniel \. Wcinbrunn
Major b. +. Eakle so well known, as
the manager OF the Greenbrler w hile
Sulphur Springs. is registered AT the IA
change Hotel Mr. Eakle says thal lhe
lessee OF the White sulphur has taken
charge and Is putting things IN readiness
for the summer season The Mayor mas
moved 10 his fine mountain farm ana Is
engaged m stock rails ng.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the United Banking and Bull Ing
Company Vas held yesterday At II O'Clock
at the Office of the company. The old
board of directors. consisting n Mr..
Lewis H. Blair, Governor Charles u.
OFerrall. Major W. j. Johnson, Mr..
William Ryan and Mr.. II. l.. Denoon'
were reelected.
The Times received a visit from the iol-
lowing ladies' and gentlemen last niGnt:
Mr ana Mrs. j. j. Strause. Of Richmond;
Miss Sternberger. Of New York; Hiss
Eisfeld Of Burlington, Ohio, Misses
Rosenhaum and 'FGeishman Of this city,
and Mr.. Henry s. HutZlcr also Of this
city The party were shown over the
building from garrett to basement, ana
expressed themselves as much pleased
with what they saw. The composing
rooms and sterotyping departments cs-
pccialiy interested them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-24
NDNEUS or mr. ISYKiAS.
IheC &. & q. Vessel Now Two Weeks over
due-Other New.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Feb. 25.-Spe-
c,al.-James TrUehart, the negro WHose
Illness resulted i'm the discovery yesterday
afternoon that he had smallpox, was re-
moved TO an isolated building OUTSIDE Oh
the CITY this morning. It is now thoushO
nv musicians that he has VarloIold' OF
emall-poX I'm a modified foim. lie say
that ne was VaCCinated about a month
ago No other cases have been reported
ord the rhvsicians do not think any
alarm should be felt Every precautionary
measure has been taken TO prevent '"'
spread of the disease.
MIR. Abram Reisfeild received a tee
gram to-day from the International NaNl-
cation Company, announcing INC dIIIN d
az Mr. Adolph ROsenbaum ON the steam
shin Paris. which reached New ork TINS
morning. At one time circumstances llul-
Gated that Mir. Roeenbaum had been loS'
with the German steamship EIDE MI
rosenbaum's friends are grained 10 ltdIl
Of his safe return. A.
w Scott BOycnton, manager OF 'r'
Newrcrt News amateur base-pall ciu'
received a letter this morning from DaVIu
l. Foutz. manager OF the Brooklyn Ma
ticnal League team. Manager Foutz says
that his club viii play here On Aprll LIN,
Good Friday. The Philadelphia cluD VIII
come here on March 10Th for series Oh
games with the Newport News team
The Chesapeake and OHIO steamship
Tst,ian * now two weeks overdue. Sky
e-uineas percentage has been paid to re-
insure her in Liverpool. Her agents III
this city cling to the hope that the YES
sci is safe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-24
Nitn Tie Cnthnlic

The boys of the Sacred Heart Sodality
will receive communion at the : o'clock
mass to-day. The Children Of Mary.
St Patricks branch. will also receive
the sacrament at the o'clock oerv.cG
in that church, and In the afternoon viii
hold their monty meeting in ST. Pat
rick's Academy.
Next Friday being the first in the
month the usual devotions 10 the Sacred
Heart will be held in the Cathedral at )
=. NJ. Confessions will be heard on
Thursday evening
The following is a list of the Lenten
service at the churches:
ST. Peters Cathedral-Sunday at 8 L.
NJ. prayers sermon and benediction.
Wednesday, at L. NJ, beads, sermon
and benedction.
Thursday. at 2:3O T. NJ. way of the
cross and benedction.
Friday, at +. NJ, way of the cross
and beneuiction.
ST. Mary's (Germam church-Every
Wednesday after the o'clock mass,
stations of the cross and benediction
Fridays, at 3 +. NJ, stations of the
cross and beRedction Sundays at ,
+. NJ. stations OF the cross and bene-
diction.
Sacred Heart-W Wednesday, =, NJ.
sermon and benediction. and Friday At 3
u. NJ, stations OF the cross and bencdic~
tiCn.
81. Patrick's-TUesday evening 1T 80
stations Of the cross and benedicton;
Wednesday, at L. NJ. sermon and bene-
diction. and Friday at T.. NJ, stations
of the cross and benediction.
At Monte Maria, the blessed sacrament
Cay OF every month. and the chapel door
viii be open to welcome any who may
wish 10 visit tie Lord there on those
dsys Of reparation to His Sacred Heart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-24
4 Ia"kpy farly.

\ delightful entertainment was given by
the ladies of the Dixie Sccla! CLUB at
the residence OF Miss Carrie Thompson
No. 1880 Floyd Gvenue, Friday evening
last a number of games were INDUCED
in until 1879. when "A supper. when con-
sisted of peanuts. ginger cakes and lemon
AIDE. was served. After which the games
were continued until 100, when the whole
party joined In the song Of Hone, sweet
Home" Those present were Misses carrie
Thompson. A. and NJ. Smith. Matte ana
Grace Adams, Esther Campbell, kate rat
ton. and Ella Jones; Messrs. Nlllie BASS
Robert Smith, Deane and Alvin 1afth-
right. Alonzo Phillips, Felix Jones sam.
Tyler Fred. Lefew. Hampton Gates, Ar
thur VIM ana Willie and Robbie Bowles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-24
RICHNUN NAN AUICIDES.
W I. Chiche,ter Takes an Overdose OF
IsudauunI in II I.nuia

". r. Chichester. It Well-kHOWn COM
mCrcial drummer recently "A resident Of
tins city. committed suicide i'm q 81. Louis
boarding house last Wednesday 10y tab
Ing laudanum. lie was here on a visit
about two months and the bottles from
which ne swallowed the drug mad the
name Of Briggs Bros, Richmond, blown
i'm the glass. showing that they We're
purchased in this city.
Chichester mad destroyed everything
that could identity him. and the name
Nook on his cuffs led the authorities 10
pelieVc that was his name.
ii. Westman a CO., a crOckery .irm Ia
81. Louis telegraphed r. H.. Taylor d
CO., OF this city, asking il he was known
mere and followed the telegram with Il
letter received yesterday, as ollows:
I'VE teicggaphed you this day If you
knew parry 10y the name of Nook. We
10 not know ii this is the right name
we found IT on mis- cuff. This party came
10 our store several times LOOK ng for Il
position, stating that he had travelled
for the Richmond China Company and
previous to that time for your firm. he
was well dressed and had all the traits
of a gentleman of good family. Let us
know his Identity lie viii De turned
over 10 the medical college tomorrow
Chichester came 10 Rlchmoni about
three years ago. and held q position With
T. =. Taylor & Co, and afterwards with
the Richmond China Company until hat
firm closed business. He then secured
n position with Charles II. Torsch. Of
BalumOre to travel in North Carolina:
He did not appear IN his territory. and
his brother. who had not heard from him
for some time recently wrote that firm
10 know of his whereabouts.
Why he went TO st. Louis nobody
knows, and the cause of his rash act
is a mystery He had paid his board ID
TO the week in which he killed himself.
lie has a brother in this city and one IN
Birmingham. The latter, has gone 10
st. Louis
The suicide LEFT a request that he be
buried In the Potters field. and that MS
body not be allowed 10 get In the hands
of the medical students.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-24
OPENING IHE XIV Eh'
The City Tug Henry l.. Christian Has Re Ola
Fighting the Ice.

The city tug Henry l.. Christian, under
:hc command of her able captain. T. {.
Cunningham, proved yesterday that she
was an ice-hghter of the first class.
At : o'clock the tug started down the
river ana fought her way to The mont
tors. encountering ice four and six
inches thick. She then returned OPEN
ing the channel for navigation, so thar
ships may come up or 80 down TO That
point. When the tug reached the city
Captain Cunningham found an immense
field of ice. reaching from above the Nir-
ginia Navigation Compdnys wharves to
about a half a mile below the city. The
Captain invited me aboard, and L had the
pleasure of seeing him attack the big
field OF ice and completely break 1t up.
lie says that there is no danger OF an
ice gorge or a flood, because the ice IS too
rotten The Captain thinks If the river
were to rise about two feet that 1t would
carry all of the ice out of the river.
"Yon now see" he said to me. "the
necessity of the city having a steel tug.
The next moment he ran the nose or the
Christian into a block Of Ice about the
size of an acre and split ii IN half.
Captain j. :. Tunnel. of the Gulf
Stream. offered TO break through the zee
this morning If the city would furnish
him with two tugs, to accompany his
steamer. The offer was accepted by Mr..
Landerkin, chairman of the Committee
on the James River Improvement, and
the Gulf Stream will leave her wharf
this morning, accompanied by the TUGS
Olive Branch and II. l.. Christian. Ii
the Gulf Stream succeeds in opening the
channel the Pocahontas will leave her
wharf tomorrow morning. Captain Gun
ningham says that there is no danger
to be feared from the river now and
that It will be entirely opened TO naviSa-
ton this week. All of the city dredges
and boats under Captain Cunninsham's
charge have been safely anchored out OF
the way of the ice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-24

was n feature ,ery much enjoyed.
A pound marty was held last Wednes-
day night at the Denny-Street church
for the benefit OF the POOR a nice sum
was realized. -,
Messrs. r. A. Cavedo ana James w
Walters are contemplating puyIhs
small farm near the city ana engaging III
the hennery industry. -.
Mr.. William Allen. OF Denny street,
expects to make a trip 10 Nc" nea'1 az,
in the spring or early summer. MI. Ea-
ward Allen. his son, will leave shoruy "
make Hinton W. Va, his NOME
Mr. Henry Romer, OF NO 500 Lester
street, has accepted a position III n' ,,,
chine shop at BIuefeld, W. va an" va
leave in a few days for that pidIe ,,.
Mr.. Chris. Sears has been quite SIN
with grin al the residence OF his son-ih-
law Mr. William Christian, on Denny
street. this week, but is reported u NC
improved. .,
Dr.. John Ridgely. superintendent Vi
Fort Harrison cemetery, VINO mas oe1i
quite sick for the past two hohtns' -
much improved and expects 10 Ni'i' '"e
city when the weather moderaiee'
Miss Kate johnson. the young Iduy
who was injured while bIgSy Ilurm7 ""
Thursday evening, on Church mr. -
reported TO be much better
Mr. Thomas Gfmer, who has been en-
gagged IN the drug business al Oha91 -
for the past two or three years, WIN .e.
move TO his former nome d. ~,
Hill, just below Fulton, about MdIcn L.,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter HUBBARD cav a., a..
informal reception TO goOu many VI
their friends last Friday hlshI at '"e'
residence on Fulton Hlll'