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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25

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MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL,
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The morning times., 1895-10-30
CORPORATIONS In A FIGHT
Railroad and Pipe Line Companies
on Disputed Territory.
OIL Men Armed with Rifles and Re.
volvers, Bssides Covering the
Ground With Petroleum.

4 -
| Belvidere, N. j., Oct. 29.-The hostilities
which have been very threatening during
| the last tweDtyfour hours near Washing
| ton, N. j., between the Lackawana kaii
road Company and the United Pipe Line
| Company, remained In much the same con-
dition as yesterday.
The railroad cotipany's force of men.
| numbering nearly sUO, remained nearby,
with the pipe line people in possession.
| armed with rirles, shot guns and revolvers.
ready for any emergency. In addition to
being armed, the pipe line people had
covered the disputed ground with barrels
OF petroleum, with the evident intention
or setting lire to the oil should the rail-
road people undertakeato remove the pipes
laid on Sunday. -
Senator Emery, president. and Harry
breckenridge, general manager or the
pipe line, are continuously ON the ground
connselhhg ana advising their men. The
railroad leGpie, bGified yesterday, appear
to he waiting orders from New York.
At % Clock tins afternoon eX- Congressman
Harris returned from Trenton With an
order restraining the railroad lrom further
interfering with pipes laid, and removing
the matter in dispute to the court OF
ciiancery. which order Is returnable In
two weeks.
This iii undoubtedly prevent blood
shed, as both sides appeared determined.
The men injured yesterday. are still In
bed under medical care, bat ARE not serl-
ously injured. The excitement which pre-
vailed throughout Washington tow nship
yesterday is now subsiding and no further
trouble is anticipated.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
ELECTED NEW OFFICERS.
Second Subdivision of Associated
Chnrifis., Holds Its Y ca rly Meeting.

Second Subdivision of Associated
Charities Holds Its early Meeting.
At a meeting last night of the second
subdivision of the Associated Charities,
held al the residence of Judge Hagner. the
following officers were elected for the en-
SUNG year:
President, Hon. A b. Hagner; vice.
presidents John H. voorhees, and Rev.
Howard wiIber Ennis; secretary, A. NJ.
Gaugower: treasurer, W. G. Duckett.
directors, l.. A. Littlefield, s. K. Brown.
Dr. Frank Gunnell, James d. Lanlbie, j.
l.. Edwards. Rose Easily, w l. simpson,
Gen A. W. Greedy, Mrs. James h. Lambie,
and executive committee, j. H Forhees,
James r. Lambie. Rose Easily, and Rev.
Clarence W. BiSpkam.
The report for the past year showed that
there were 1851 applications for aid,
and 36s families received small quantities
OF food, fuel, etc
The treasurer's report shows that, in
Guiding 500. .53 balance on hand, the money
which sum S256.1 was received from the
citizens committee.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were 81 10. 90.
of which sum S376.53 was expended for
fuel. 1895 81 for food and groceries, $50
for salary of Mrs. Chapman, and S16,s9 for
paper bags and sundries, leaving balancs
of S31 .43.
Nothing was paid for rent. as Mrs. NJ. ].
Griffith had generously donated the use
of her house, No. 20i5 Fl streets without
charge Two hundred nd ninety-swo visits
of investigation We're made, one adult
and three children were sent to hospitals,
and employment was obtained for three
applicants
The morning times., 1895-10-30
TROUBLE Is ANTICIPATED.
Two Sheriffs VIII Race to Get Fitz
Into Custody.

Into Custody
Hot Springs. Ark. Oct. z9.-The COM
pl.cations brought about by the determina-
ton OF Gov. Clarke that Corbett and Fitz-
simmons shall not eontest for the fistic
championship in Arkansas, and the equally
strong discrimination on the part of the
citizens committee and Hot Springs Athletic
Club that the men shall come together IN
the ozarks, is rapidly developing into a
serious crisis
Things look squany tonight. and nobody
seems to know ghat tomorrow VIII bring
forth, although there is considerable fore
boding thattrouble Will come.
When Sheriff Cooker. OF Pulaski County.
in which Little Rock is situated, arrived
here on the o'clock train. the latest
move of the executive was made apparent.
Booker brought with him a sealed packet
OF papers with instructions to deliver them
TO Sheriff Uoupt, OF this (Garlandi county
and to await the latter's action.
Its contents were fourteen warrants, CALI
ing for the arrest OF Corbett, Brady, and
their party, and the production OF each
Individual tomorrow afternoon in Little
Rock.
The warrants were based upon informa-
ton sworn out by Attorney General Kins-
worthy. in precisely the same iangua ge as
that employed yesterday in securing the
papers for the arrest of Fitzsimmuns set
ting forth that the principals to the pro-
posed fight were about to engage in a
contest wherein might result in the killing
of one or the other and should therefore
be held to maintain the peace
Deputy Sheriff Sam Tate was the only
other attache of the office on hand and to
him the chief deputy urned over the papers
for service.
Shortly after 8 o'clock Tate appeared
in the corridor of the Arlington. sought
out South and Booker. and after a con-
ference OF fifteen minutes announced that
he could not serve the warrants for the
reason that the men named therein were
already in the custody of officials on
warrants issued out of the Garland county
court.
Sheriff Booker, upon being satisfied that
this was actually the case accepted the
situation at once and said that he would
make no further effort to complicate that
situation by endeavoring to enforce the
mandates he had brought with him.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
DIsM MAsTRD IN A GALE.
AnttIia Gives Aid to the Golden City
in M;doceitn.

New York, Oct. 2S.-The steamer An
tilia, from Nassau, arrived here tonight
She reports that on. october 20, ut l:oO
p. NJ. latitude $3.50 Eorih longitude $500
west, sighted the schooner Golden City.
of New Bedford, Mass, from Norfolk, Va.
for New Bedford, Mass, one month.
She was disniasted on the 23d inst; masts
and bowsprit gone by the board; three
small spars being in place of foremast.
niainInast and bowsprit, with several small
sails set, one boat lashed on taffrail, but
no gear for lowering or hosting her in.
Compared longitude and supplied her with
three small spars. which were all required,
towing them alongside with steamers boat.
Captain asked to he reported with all well
on board, also that on the day he was dis
tnasted. he was in company with three
naSted schooner with her mizzcnulast gone,
distant from him about two miles, but he
soon after lost, sight OF her, and he is
afraid she fountercd, as She appeared 10
be very deep I'M the water.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
QUIET REIGNS AT TIFFIN
No Further Fear Of Mob Violence
and Militia to Withdraw.
Proba bility That the Grand Jury VIII
Investigate the Rioters-Two OF
the Mob Lenders Disappear.

Tlffin, o.. oct. 29.-The situation has
quieted down ana the militia will be with
Grawn. Tue Clyue and Two canton CON-
panies left this forenoon and the Fostoria
company VIII leave tomorrow morning at
wnien time 1t is probable the home company
Will also return to iIs aruory.
TIE funerals OF Maiz ana Muichler were
held to-day and attracted but little atten-
ton and IL is hs.iievei tnat the mob spirit
has succumbed to cainncss AMI that no
further trouble need be anticipated.
the special grand jury einpaneled TO in
vestigate the murder OF City Ma gSi.i,I Shultz
onlmrnced Its session to-day and viii
Goublicss return an Indictment against
Leander j. Martin, alias Killer. for murder
in the first degree.
Ii is supposed that the grand jury viii also
investigate the rioters ahd VIII probably
bring IN a number of indictments. Ir tns
is done the miiltia ought To he retained. as
such action on tine part or the authorities is
very liable to stir up tue mob and cause a
repetition of last Sundays scene.
Two of the leaders of the mob Victor
yidoEi and Michael Schmidtutz, have dis
appeared.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
CRIME OF RED DEVILS.
okamgan Indians VIII Re hynche'
for n Fearful Misdeed.

Spokane. Wash. Oct. 2s.-Two okan-
agan IEdians abducted the twelve year-Old
daughter of James Poil, Il farmer living
near the reservations and, taking her back
into the mountains, they repeatedly as
salltetl her. -H
They then strapped the Unfortunate child
upon the back OF a pony and turned the
animal adrlrt upon the prairie. For two
days the pony wa andcred aimIessly about
with lis semi-aunseiaus burden before 1t
was discovered by party of searchers.
After careful nursing the child. was re-
STORED 10 Consciousness and told her terri
bic story. A searching parry comprised OF
nearly the entire male population of the
OkaraGan district was Immediately organ
lied and started in pursuit of the fiends.
The Irdians VIII be speedily lynched when
captured.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
QUICK TRIAL FOR wilkins
Little Sadie Scherier's Assailant
Will be Arraigned To-day.
He Is G ua ried in the AIexa nd ria jail,
but Threats OF Lynching Are
Dying Out.

Albert Hawkins. the colored boy who.
attempted to assault little Sadie Scherief
IN Alexandria county near Hairs Hin on
Monday evening, will have speedy trial.
MIR. Leonard Marbury, the new common
wealth's attorney, has prepared the in-
dicuneHt against Hawkins, and the case
viii be presented to the grand jury this
morning. Both Judge Chichester and Mr..
AiarDIry stated las. evening that il pos
sible the trial VIII be commenced to-day
The morning times., 1895-10-30
.BIood Wilma %

The Louis Dandelin Company, in order
to Introduce their wonderful remedy.
Blood Wine in Washington. have estab-
lished dispensary at Mertz's drug store,
Eleventh and streets, and a free sample
will he given 10 anyone wishing to test its
miraculous power. II has no equal as n
cure for blood, kidney and liver troubles.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
NEW FRENCH MINISTRY
President Faure Is Consulting With
His Political Friends

4 . 4 ] -.
Paris, Oct. 29.-President Faure spent
the whole day in consultation with leading
politicians. including Gen. Zurlinden, and
NM Lebon, Poincare, and Leygucs, OF the
Ribot ministry.
After the conference of the president with
NIL. Chanemcl- -Lacodr and brissun, it was
predicted by persons in positions cna bling
them to obtain the best information, that
tentative cabinet would be formed With NJ.
Bourgeois as premier and minister OF the
interior; NJ. Peytral. minister of finance;
NJ. Doumier, minister OF commerce.; L.
Cayaignac, minister of war; NJ. Berard,
minister of colonies; NJ. Duyot- Dessaig
ner, minister of justice, and NJ. Doumergue,
minister of public works.
In case of NJ. Bourgeois refusal 20 form
a ministry, MN. COnstans, Dupuy. Sarrien,
Loubet and Brisson are mentioned, though
NJ. Brisson's refusal is virtually certain.
The morning times., 1895-10-30

or as soon as the grand jury finds true
bill against the boy.
Petit jury venire has already been
summoned ard VIII be in attendance TO
take up the case at once. II the little
girl who was assaulted is able TO appear
In court there is no doubt but that Haw-
kins VIII be fou nd guilty before night.
While it Is not thought that any attempt
will be made to lynch hawkins. the city
jail Is being guarded by the full force of
deputy sheriffs and constables. Last night
the city was quiet. and reports from the
neighborhood where the assault occurred
Indicate that the excitement is rapidly
su ubsidin9.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
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MRS. POLLOCK'S BIRTHDAY.
Kinderga arten Pupils Celebrated 1t
with a Bubble Party

Ms. IOTise Pollock. tie pioI eer kinder
garten teacher of the United States, enter
taIned the members of the Hyaitsville
EinderEarten society Monday evening, at
her residence. corner of Tenth street and
Massachusetts avenue northwest.
II was the anniversary of the birth of
NJ 3 PuiO X. aIo weS ctIeDratsd Dy t.le
little kindergarteDers. q large nuniher Of
whom were present. by a soap bubble party.
The Pensora kindergarten, organized
by Mrs. P1ip K. ~ i =. also oe.ebr ted
the occasion with musicale. at No. 607
o street northwest.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
CERNEAU MASON RY ILLEGAL.
Supreme Court of Ohio Finally De-
cides This Point

Columbus. o., Oct. 29.-The Supreme Court
of Ohio held to-day in the case of William
A. Herstisher. ct al, VS.. s. Stockers VIII
liams, Grand Master of Ohio Masons, that
Cerneau Masonry is irregular. The grand
lodge expelled Hershisher and about forty
other Masons of this city, who established
a branch Of Cerneau Masonry here.
They brought suit to eDjoin the grand
lodge from expelling them. The lower
courts held in favor OF the grand lodge and
the Supreme Court to-day affirmed that
judgment.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
FIGHT CoRBETT IN PRIVATE.
Fitzsimmens Says He VIII Give the
Champion Chance.

FftzStm IN mems says He VIII Give the
Cha mpton "a Chance.
San Antonio, Texas, Oct. 29.-Bob Fitz-
simmons and party arrived here to-day
at noon from Corpus Christi and left here
tonight for Hot Springs. They will each
Hot Springs late tomorrow night. Fitz-
simmons Informed the United Press cores
pondent that if the present plans are carried
out he will fight Corbett in private.
He refused to give the location OF the
place at which the fight Will take place.
but ii was stated by a member OF his
party that it would be pulled off in the
Indian Territory, and that the principals
and their friends would be taken to the
battle ground by special train from Hot
Springs.
Fitzsinmonms stated that he would visit
Corbett upon his arrival at Hot Springs and
give the champion an opportunity of having
an everyday scrap if the latter feels so
inclined. Fitzsimmons is in the best of
condition.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
His Son Refractory.

Bernard Brady, thirteen years of age, wal
locked up in No. police station last
evening for incorrigIbility, charged by his
father. Bennett Brady, who alleges that the
boy. since his mothers death, which oo-
CURED a few months ago, has been refrao.
tory. The lad will be arraigned before
Judge Kimball this morning.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
WENT ASHORE IN A BLOW.
Ship Reciprocity wrecked OFF ST.
John on Monday

John on Monday.
st. John. N. B.. Oct. 29-The Nor
wegian ship Reciprocity, Capt. oYergaard.
from Dublin for ST. John. went ashore
Monday night one mile cas-: of Husquash
light. during thick weather.
There was heavy roll on and the vessel
thumped hard on the beach. Latest re-
ports say she is breaking up. Her main
mast is gone. The crew are standing by
her. a tug will leave here tomorrow
TO render assistance to the shipwrecked
mariners
II is possii,l'. tfat the Reciprocity VIII
prove q total wreck.
She is of ,aT4 tons burden. three
masted, and was built in Quebec In 1874.
She is owned by N. W. Bugge. of Laurvig
The morning times., 1895-10-30
ChIc.po', Eleven won the Game

q
Boston. Get 2e.-The Chicago A A.
football team this afternoon defeated
the Technology eleven by score of 46
to o. The game was the most one-sided
that Technology has played this season.
and is accounted for by the fact that
there were six substitutes on the team.
Eight touchdowns and seven goals in less
than forty minutes was the record mads
by the Western team.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
VIRGINIA Republicans Meet

The Virginia Republican Association held
large and enthusiastic meeting at 2o64
Eighth street northwest, last evening. The
object of the meeting was for the purpose
OF arranging for a mass meeting which
they decided to hold October 81, at $50
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
FOR WASTING WATER.
'umb her of Warrants Issued for Reck
less Users of the Fluid.

Number of Warran nts Issued for R6ck
less Users of the Fluid.
Warrants charging Thomas b. Towner.
Mandle Cohen. George Hall, David Solo
;nonson, Arrhiiie Geovanrom and Dennis
Buckley, with having wasted Potomac
water. were served by Policeman AuidTidge.
of the Second precinct, last evening.
The warrants were sworn out by In
spector Barton, who will, it is Under
stood, take action against others who
insist in using large quantities of water
when not ne cessary, as the receiving
reservoir Is reported as containing the
minimum of water for the season.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
Congregntlonnl Meeting

A number of congregational meetings
will be held at the West Street Presby-
terian Church, in Georgetown. At the first
meeting, held last night, Rev. DR.. George
N. Lnccock delivered sermon before a
large congrega ton.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
Built Curbstone Bonfires

Policeman Narrower arrested Samuel
Gainer and James Nightingale, ten and nine
years OF age, respectively. for setting fire
to a pile of dry leaves on Twelfth street
near R last night.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
RESCUED JUST IN TINE.
Nearly Fatal h.vsu..s, rrom u Fire on
New Jersey Avenue.

New Jersey Avenue.
Fi!c broke oct al l z 30 this a.oraiUg in
the residence of Antonio n. Lniiey, No.
SUS new jersey avenue northwest. and
did damage to the amount OF 500.
a ialai reslIt Was avoided Uuiy by the
prompt action OF Policemen GuTjion and
Cordey, of the Sixth precinct. lit rescuing
Mr.. LIlley. LuIley feli asleep in a rear
room with a lighted pipe in his mouth.
Soon the bedding was in flames and the
room dense with smoke.
An alarm was seut cut from Box 81.
The police entered the house aud with
difficulty carried Lulley own-stairs, and
alter corsiuera DE effort Iesy sci;ated him.
The fire was soon extinguished.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
HURT BY 4 SMALL BOY.
Miss Duvan Was the Victim of
Bea rs hooter.

Bea rs hOoter.
Miss Mary Duvall at No. eos Third
street, was painfully injured last night
by being struck on the forehead by small
stone shot from beanshooter by an un-
known colored boy.
The mlsch!evous lad was shooting at
Miss Duvali's ret prg cog. and WREN she
stopped to pick up the canine the boy shot
the stone which struck the young lady,
making quite cash on Ter forehead. Thr
wound was dressed by DR.. Frost.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
stole Dog ana Collar

W. II. McNight. living at No. 904 French
street northwest, reported to the Eighth
precinct station yesterday that pug dog
wearing collar containing Masonic
emblem, was stolen from his home.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
Dead Infant Eo,na

A dead infant was found on Brandywine
street northwest yesterday forenoon by
Policeman stuennaD, of the Eighth pre-
clnct. The remains were taken to the
station and the coroner notified.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
For Assault and Battery

Thomas B8ilcy. colored, was locked up
in the Seventh precinct station house last
night on warrant sworn out by Helen
Willis, charging him with assault and
battery.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
DEATH HENRY JONES.
He Was Prominent Southern Poll
ticia n a nd Newsnauerman.

Mr. Henry Jones, who was secretary of
the late Senator Coiquitt, of Georgia. a nd
for long time connected with the At
ianta Constitution. died suddenly here
Yesterday afternoon of typhoid fever.
MIR. Jones at the time of his death was
secretary 10 the executive. committee of
the Bimetallic League. He was quite
prominent rs a politician.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
Am Because OF a Hoe.

Archie Barnes was arrested last night
by Policeman Knupfer, OF No. 1 station,
charged with stealing a street ciea ainr
hoe from Ephrinm Grimes
The morning times., 1895-10-30
EDITORS SENTENCED.
They Were Convicted OF the Crime OF
Lese Ma feste.

Berlin, Oct. 29.-Herr Dierl. editor of
the Vorwaertz, the Socialist organ. and
Associate Editors Phundt aud Randmann
have been convicted OF lese majestic.
Herr Dierl was sentenced 10 six, Phundt
to nine. and Randmann TO twelve months'
imprisonment.
They entered an appeal and were 70.
leased upon giving bail in the sum OF 8, 400
marks each.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
A Royal BetrothaI.

London. Oct. ga number Of foreign
ambassadors and ministers, together with
many society leaders, called al Marlborough
house, the town residence OF the Prince of
wares, to-day, and Inscribed their names
IN consratulation upon the betrothai of
Princess Maud OF Wales to Prince cha -,.s.
ELDEST son or Prii - 80 i-.ricK heir IN
parent to the throne of Denmark.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
LAKE SHORE TRAIN ROBBERY.

Jim Brown Has Con feSs ed to the
Famous Hold-Up of 1898.
Allegan. Mich, Oct. 29.-Nobie county.
Ind, officers have returned, taking with
them Il confession from Jim Brown. regard
ing ,hs. Lake Shore train robbery at Kessler.
Ind, September IL, 1898.
JIM Brown is in jail here, suspected of
being oae OF the Smalley gang who held up
the Chicago and West Michigan train two
months ago at Fennyille. Mich.
The officers say Browns statements fit
in Exactly with the evidence already in pos
session of the authorities
The morning times., 1895-10-30

Locked Up for vagrancy.
George Gaffney, thirty one years OF age.
Will face Judge Kiniball this morning as
"vag" He was locked up in No. 2
station last night by Policeman Ellis.
The morning times., 1895-10-30
TIEDUPBYMa GRISW0lD.
knaGostia Road Again Suspends
All Operations.
HE ORDERED THE CARS IN

President Claims His Action Was
Due 10 the Future to Carry Out the
Rejected recommendations of
the suburb Indignant at His Course.
What the Men Say.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-28
HOODS
Sarsaparilla
CURES

hoods. Before had taken one bottle 1 had
the use Of my arms, thank God. These afs
facts and can be verified by many persons here.
j. NJ. Colston, Church Creek, supplied me With
Hoods. am pastor of the N. Z. church here"
c. W. CHAPLAIN, Church Creek, Maryland.
N. B. II You decide to take HOODS Sarsapa-
rilla do not be induced to buy any other instead.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-28
The present low price of cot

THE present low price of cot
ton and the threatened greater
reduction the coming season
has fully aroused cotton plant
ers and, shippers 10 the neces-
sity for vigorous action in or
der to protect this, the leading
Industry of the South. The re-
suit may be seen in a ,reduc-
ed acreage, and will also witness
the building of cotton. factories
in the midst of the cotton fields.
as well as the exerciseof great
Ell care in pressing and baling
the fleecy sta pie for shipment.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-28

THE San Antonio Express
wants to see justice done South
ern sugar planters. Itexpresses
a truth when it says: "The pro-
vision to pay the sugar bounty
for 1898 and half of the bounty
for 1894 has beenrecommended
by tie Senate committee and
should promptly become a law.
Not to pay this bounty would
simply amount to an. act of re-
pudiation unworthy of a great
country"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-28

Hoods Pills cure liver ills. constipation.
biliousness. iaundice sick headache, IRdlGeSt1oo.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-28

Civil SERVICE COMMISSIONER
LYMAN has made a very elabor-
ate report concerning his recent
tour of inspection along the
Rio Grande. He has overdrawn
the picture greatly about the
relative commercial conditions
OF the towns along this border.
Every one Of the towns on the
American side of the Rio
Grande, so far as the knowledge
OF the News extends, is far
more prosperous than the place
opposite in Mexico. His con-
illusions concerning smuggling,
ut least so far as Laredo is-con-
cerned; are not Welt founded.
He does say however, that the
number of inspectors along this
entire border should; be increas-
ed.-LaEedos News.
w nat tue News says of con-
d'tlons at Laredo applies also
to Brownsville. Although bus
mess in this city, is dull, in
consequence of the drouth and
general financial depression, it
Is decidedly duller in Matamo-
EOS,
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-28

SAN ANTONIO doesn't seem
to be in a great hurry about
getting a deep water port at
Arkansas Pass or railroad con-
nection with Brownsville on the
Lower Rio Grande. For SUI
preme Indifference to matters
closely concerning its welfare,
the citizens of San Antonio
take the medal.