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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
FOR SALE

House. rooms and hall lot 3Slel IT,,
Ith ST. between jacob and Wood $780,
House, / rooms and hall ChaplAe 3d..
9th ward. $500.
House. 10 rooms, Chnplne ST. Centre
Wheeling, with large lot cheap ON easy
terms.
House, G rooms and hall, with acres
Pleasant Valley. So co..
House, 3 rUomed cottage Jacob ST., Gene
tre Wheeling, $50
House. . rooms Centre Wheeling SA
House. $ rooms ana hail. bath AND both
gases, Jacob 81. between Lih aud I.--
House, 5 rooms. 29th St, $50.
House. > rooms, brick, Eom ST., Centre
Wheeling, $1,000.
18th ST.. cheap. S3,2G.
House rooms and hall. lot 5oxlN u.
near street car barn. cheap, Sl,1m
House, rooms, DtiCK. 1914 Chapi.ne 81,
corner lot. Lind st.. 90 It. front chea
Lots In McMecnen. North Benwlri
Glendale, Island. Edgington, Park N.eE.
Pleasant Valley and many other lots 10
and near city. Call and get prices
House. rooms, brick. corner lot, - So,
House. rooms. brick. lot 33xl. d.,
Chaplne St, 5th ward, $1,0eA
House. Ii rooms and store ro1m nlil
st. near 2lst. lot 44Xl20 1t.
House, rooms. 18th St, ST 'l
Double frame house, 10 rooms ana store
room, corner Of 800 and Jacob sts. rents
for $27 per month, $500.
House. > rooms, corner lot Ath ST., easy
terms. 81 400.
Lots on Lind St, Belyeders, $50 and
500 each.
Business property on Market ST. at mod
crate price.
S9Oc, $500, $500. $500. 5000 and $500 to
loan on real estate
NESBITT g. DEVTNE
Telephone 6i3. 1879 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
FEBUs WOMAN SOLDER.


Gallant Services Performed by 'l-ar-
ta2 Oh. Fira1j.are."
ircu Lima comes @ peruaft of a re-
nartl1'a Peruvian woman Who has
Become CeIeh-iry in Che ccutl. from
her bravery and attention TO- The
wounded during the recent evolution
campaign which eliminated in the
rck and capture OF Lima ON March
-.. Is and $50 las.
o-lay tho name of Martha Tho VIE
N.ualar5 Who accompanied tr. division
%. ,.e coalition army under the CONS
Il' OF Col Philip Ore Is % household
word u Lime.
r.la ia woman about th.rtv-fve
'0Is o- age and OF Indian blood Sro
is .t2r tall for one OF her race and not
a. eil bad looking.
-ron trs. 10 last last since Col Ore
e-camred ln Luriu. about twenty miles
nom Lima. Martha, in q brilliant uni-
i.-n ana mounted on splar I'D horse.
@ always ODD be seen when fgh-nE
MAS -1.ns ON, sometimes ot the front
t-He on Che soldiers. at other times
.sc resr s.stlug the wounded
During the fierce fighting at the en-
FRANCE Jo Lima Martha Yves wounded
-+ bullet 900 The right foot She mort-
sea small house which she owned in
N-.'o1. and when The coalition forces
.tn-u-cl what was virtually the
s-e OF Lima she employed her little
-.i in Ile purchase OF reVoNers and
c.or articles.
There were three days tremendous
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
SMILES.

Mamma, where do eggs come frOm?'
Chickens, my dear" Well, that's
funny. Paps says that chickens come
from eggs '-Harper's Round Table.
Friend: "Was your voyage back It
all remarkable?" Returned Tourist:
- should say 50. | held four aces once
and four kings twice. "-Philadelphia
Record.
Learned in History-Teacher: When
did the Thirty Years War cOmmence?'
Pupil: II don't know, sir; but if you'll
tell me when it left Off I can reckon UP.
-Fliegende Batter.
New Clerk: why does the boss look
SO nervous and anxious when he locks
up The safe?" Old Clerk: Hes afraid
somebody will see that there is nothing
in it. Texas Siftings.
And you viii never forget me?'
asked the summer resort girl Of her
lover, The dry goods clerk. Never, he
said absenjly. rs there anything
more to-day? Free Press.
Miro: sad about BlOomerby. isn't
it, Gazpipe: "Hows that?' Miro:
Didn't You hear il? Why. his wife
has just died and left the poor fellow
four small children TO support. Elk
change.
Customer: what has become OF
your assistant" Barber: started
for himself He is tired of working by
the day, 1 suppose Customer: Il
thought you paid him SO much per LOCO
words. Life.
Clothed Too Warmly-Mr Mann:
"What makes il 50 confoundedly hot in
the house to-nie.ht?' Mrs. Mann: Il
don't know, unless it is that new coat
Of paint that they put on il to-day"
Boston Transcript.
Did you say / was out?" asked the
player You bet I did" replied the
umpire well, I amt out" Yes,
YOU are" was the severe rejoinder.
you are out just SOS" And then the
game vent On.-WashinStOn Star.
Perhaps if I were to boil it down
suggested the space writer. wouldn't
do any good said the obdurate editor
Take a gallon of water and boil II
down to a pint, and it would still be
nothing but water Albany Argus.
Shall 1 sing something, Mr.. Van
Braam?" asked Miss Screech, rs she
swung around on the piano stool. Per
haps you had better not" replied the
young man. q read in newspaper
that ear-piercing was no longer styl-
ish boston Courier.
The COW bells were tinkling softly in
the distance, az the hOneymooneTs sat |
on The porch of the old farmhouse.
isn't that q romantic sound?" said
she. yes said he Sounds just like
the ,inkle of the Ice in the pitcher when
l used TO stay out and put Up at hotel
till morning. indianapolis Journal
Papa" quoth the young boy, here
IS a story about a sea serpent and yet
the natlralists say the serpent does not |
live in water" MY experience re
Joined the old man. leads me to side
strongly with the natGraists.' the
boy did not understand fully until about
fifteen years later, when he tum0led.-
Detroit Tribune.
Eyes" said little jim to his juvenile
friend. I'm gointer run away from
home" "And nght Indians?' Il don't |
know about that. Blu, I'm goin' to get
away from whuts comm. I've had
paws trousers cut down to fit me, an
never found fault But since nav got
a wheel and is wearin' boomers, I'm
takin' no more chances. Washington
Star.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
EOR GIL


lots n. Huron ST.. old Fair Co.,.
add
l2l s. York St, new 2-story frars.t
gain. .'
1894 Eof st can be had on e.sv ..--
200 and 2Ol Main ST., lot 51 N
very low. ,-.
10. II y. Huron ST., five ro8n.f t...
Double brick dwelling West
lot 5NlC0.
~ acres land ON Edeu.to.-. r...
1l45 ana il47 Market ST.
l422 and 1924 Market 81
$1,000 will buy q large .t anil
r00med house at Lea-h.-7..l it la..a
srable location Mau. o .l De
in the city ana countlr s. ,.es
GEORGE T. Mtrt.t",
Real Estate Agent
Telephone l01
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
- KrRNEL In - -.

When arguing with Democrats the
Republicans aver that the fight IN
MARYLAND is simply for better and non
partisan government. Republicans,
however. are urged to keep in line in
order to establish permanent party SUI
premacy in the State. Mr.. Lowndes
struck the key note when he said in q
public speech. 'If we can carry Mary
land at this election, we will keep her
in line in 1896" This is the Republican
hope. VIII Democrats permit its real
ization by deserving the party?-Cum-
berland Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04

Check Suitings, CameIs' Hairs, Pattern
Dresses, Black Velour De Nord for
Capes, Fancy Silks for Waists and
Dresses, Black Brocade Satins, Plain
Black Satins, White Satins, Evening
Silks and Gauzes, and Black Dress Goods
in endless variety.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
FAL. AND WINTER DRESS e0oO8-eE0. 2: TAYLoR:
Dress Goods Depart
IlGnt.

Arrivals OF new Imported
Dress Goods almost every
day since the first Of March
makes this department the
largest and most attractive
in the State. Come and see
our new Boucles and other
rough Dress Goods, Silk and
Wool Crepons, English
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
a8NT SKELETONS.
Relics Of q Curious Race Uneartha1 IN
Minnesota.

a Man and Woman Each Meas
uring Nine Feet, and an Infant
About Five Feet Long Copper
bronze Implements in the Grave.
A Tempting Field for the Research
OF Students.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
EARM FOR SALE.

Farm Of $50 acres in Round Pore.
Marshall county. w. Va. About on.
river bottom. Improved by GOOD -- 2
fruit and well watered WIN sal 3. -}F
to suit purchaser, or entire farm. -
Attorney az Law and Land Agen1 b,
Bank Building, Market ST. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
FOR RrNr
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.
4 SIX rooms, second story. Tenth Ct q,
Basement, corner Market ana ~
SITS, SIS
FOR SALE-At $500. No. 30 Vir...
street together with tenemcnts i'm b.
now rented for A62 per year. -'-
JAMES /. HAWLEy
Real Estate and Loan Agent. l0-.
Street. Telephone 5S7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
Jackets and CaD0S.

Our stock of Boucle Jackets and Capes,
Velour De Nord Capes, was never more
inviting. In Fur Capes we show Alas
ka Seal, Eastern Mink, Black Marten
Electric Seal, Astrachan, Otter, Beaver
and Monkey In length our Fur Gar
ments are from % inches to 36 and from
100 inches to 1865 sweep We have also
a full line of Collarets and Scarfs and
French Beaver Capes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
Linen Stock.

This department is under the man
agement OF an expert in Linens, and Of
fers unusual inducements to housekeep-
ers looking for the BEST and the CHEAP
EST in that line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04

THE REGISTER. embracing its several
e0...ols. IS entered OF doe Fos-oiice "a
Wheeling. ST.. Ta- ass seeo----.ass matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
LOOK AT OUR
LOOK AT OUR
NEW SILK WAISTS AND SILK SKIRTS.
Lace Cuta!n and ] lGIstgq Department /.

Our rooms, newly fitted up, are supplied with the
handsomest Draperes to be found in the Eastern mar
kets. Full lines Of Brocateles, French Tapestries and
Satin Damas<s, and the largest stock OF Nottingham,
cite and Louis XIV. Lace Curtains, and all sold at
very small advance. Also 20 pairs Silk Stripe Snow
flake Curtains in four colors, VIII offer in this depart
ment to-day and during the week 100 pairs Of Tapestry
Poreres II yards long and 90 incheswde, for $3.50
pair . Chenille Table Covers At 66 cts; 100 Screens
at so cts, sold for 75c 100 Window SHADES reduced
ment Irapng done in the most artistic style New
articles for identifying the interior Of residences constant
w coming in Glad 10 have all TO visit this department
this week whether you want anything or not
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04

VIIl DAM DIILUIN|.
Telephone 2l9. Room No s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
AN E4sI END VEDDING.
Miss Alma L1ui,e Harwood the Bride of
Mr. John BaCby.

one of the largest attended weddings
that ever occurred in this city took place
Yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock In the
Laich-Strect Baptist church, when Mr..
John Bagby was married TO Miss Alma
UIouise Harwood. The doors OF the
church were thrown open before the ar
rival of the ushers. and an immense
crowd poured into the building, so that
the invited guests and tie bridal party
experienced great difficulty in getting
into the church. Perhaps twelve hundred
persons witnessed the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. Or. W. l..
Wright. assisted by Rev II. \. Bagby.
The rostrum was beautifully decorated
with a profusion of palms and mes pulit
i'm the shape of a pyramid, in when were
embraced a number OF Vari-coioreu
lamps.
The bride. who is daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. p. Harwood, entered the
church leaning upon the arm OF her
father. She was Immediately preceded by
the maid Of honor, Miss Caddle camp
bell. of Caroline county, Va, VINO III
turn was preceded up the aisle by the
ushers who were Messrs John Garland
Pollard John r.. Saunders, r. Hush
Papbv. Cf Baltimore, brother OF the
eroom-elect; Edward Woodin, DR.. W. >
Beazley. Allen q. Collins, Ellis b.
French. and Harvey l.. HARDWOOD
The bride was attired In handsome
travelling suit. The maid of honor was
also handsomely go"ned, ana poth cd'
ried roses. After the ceremony MI anu
Mrs. Bagby left for an extensive northern
tour. -,
The groom is of the firm OF PoiIard
& Bagby. real estate agents, OF TINS CITY
and is widely and pOpularly known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13

aside n lot in River View cemetery Tor
tho use OF the Firemen's Refer Associa-
ton TO bury their dead members. the mat
ter was referred 20 the Committee Oh
Cemeteries. -
The same gentleman also ohereI ESQ
luton authorizing tho committee on
Lights 10 advertise for bids to furnish
tho city with 800 clectrict street arc hghts
of 200 candle power for five years the
money TO be expended for that not to ex-
coed s,O. go in one year. motion 10 Sus-
mend the rules I'm order 10 vote on the
measure al once was made by Mr.. Blake.
tp,t Il received only eight affirmative ana
0,,o regative votes a two-third vote
being necessary for It's passage. The
matter was then referred to the Finance
Committee.
Alderman Mitchell offered resolution
providing for "A special committee of two
members Of the board and three mem
bers Of the Common Council 10 investi-
cate and report as TO the efficiency of the
clerk of certain committees OF the city
Council and to make such recommends
zion as they deem proper.
Mr.. King offered as an amendment that
the committee consist only Of three MEM
beers of the Board Of Aldermen.
After some discussion the amendment
was rejected and the original resolution
was adopted. whereupon the board adj
iOuTncd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13

A Discussion of The soete'ys Efeeleu
Work-WsnY New "'mbers

The monthly meeting or the BOARD or
directors of the Richmond Society Tor the
Prevention of Cruelty 10 Animals held last
night was one of the most lntefestlng ana
encouraging ever held by the society.
The splendid work of the organization
for Tie past two months was mace mani
fest from the remarks made by cVeral
members of the board who MAD heard
complimentary illusions 10 the society.
In the absence Of DR.. Jud. H. Wood,
who is out Of the city, NicS-President W.
Ben. Palmer presided, ana the loiio"-
ing ether members were present: Mrs.
". Ben. Palmer. Miss Bodeker. Miss
Elicit. Captain \. Il. Guigon and Messrs.
Chamblin. Rehling. Kennon, Peple,
Daniel. MAYO. Townes AMI Secretary
owens.
The report Of Agent Taylor showed
that during the month Of FEBRUARY
sevcnty-seven cases had been inVestiSat-
ed. as follows: Horses ana mules de-
stroycd. I; admonition given o. joys ue-
stroyed, s; overloaded, 4; animals at'eha-
cd by agent. ,: horses sent OF the street
Al; horses cruelty whipped = GAYS ue-
stroyed ?. Four cases were l'u"u ~ Oo
Of a trfling nature. 49,,
,rbo roetbod of destroying manned ami
mails WAS discussed. and Captain Gulgoh
offered a resolution. which was ADOPT
ed. providing that an apparatus sliii.ial
TO those used North be secured Tor use
i'm killing injured and sick dogs ana cats
and other small animals.
The following new members were eject
ed: Miss Florence G. Shell. Miss {. NJ.
Elicit Miss Bertha Dickinson, Mrs. wen
ford Reed. Miss Ruby Bodeker. Miss {.
n Elicit. Miss Lucy $. Coleman, Miss
Ellen Glasgow. Miss Rebe Glasgow, MISS
Emily Addison. J. W. Laube, Charles T..
Smith. r. H. Bosher's Sons q. watson
James Jr.. and 4. b. Guigon, Jr'
The treasurer read letter from MISS
Norma Stewart in which was expressed
most kindly feeling for the society and
enclosed was a check for $40, 10 aid IN
tho humane work Of the society.
CAPTAIN Guigon called attention 10 the
cruelty case In the Police Court yesterday
morning. the result of the society's work
being TO have the offending party punish
cd and the public was also protected IN
that the beef that had been placed OH
the market was taken OF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
A y \ A Address.

The next address in he series Of his
tor,cI lectures given under the auspices
Of tie Association for the Preservation
Of Virginia Antiquities Will be gwen n ,oIi
Friday night at $50 O'Clock IN the Haii
of the House of Delegates by Mr.. X. D
ThCmGs OF Srpithneld; ,,-... -, ,.er-
His subject VIII be the history OF VII
Gin la during the period l6i2-l0T' ara
more particularly that portion oil m. nc
icriod during which the civil wars: thf5
great rebellion ragged i'm England, ana
the Parliament and Cromwell ruled the
nation. -, A., J-t-,,,,i,
during this time has been a disputed
question, the earlier writers claiming ihat
tbe colony was enthusiastically loyal 10
The sing, was the last of his doininlohs
TO surrender 10 his enemies ana tne hfsI
70 return TO their allegiance, while laleI
writer's deny these facts ana say that
Virginia was practically self-soy,eini NJ, !
during this time. and that the people hdd
cysrv reason to be content with the gov
eminent established in England durlng
the inferregnum. Mr.. Thomas mas maue
an exhaustive examination OF all aNdii,,
able sources of information. ana VIII
doubtless help his hearers 10 soIVe many
questions which have been IN aoup''
4 large audience may be expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
USEFUL DISCOF BRI
IL Bids Fair 10 Revolutionize the Prote s
of Gas Lighting.

quite notable discovery, which BIDS
fair 10 prove Of great service in the
industrial worlG, has been recently made
i'm North Carolina. according to the
theory of several scientific men: FRO
fessor T. l.. Wilson, of North (dfOilild'
is credited with having produced CON-
pound of lime and carbon Whlcn; I" n.y. NJ
thrown into water, deCOmpoSeS WIN lle
emission of nnammable gas. TINS sas;
I'M hurning produces bright hame' ana
is suitable Tor Illuminating purposes. Inc
prof.ssor upOn examination, 1ound tndl
no substance produced by the comblna-
lion of limestone and coal aust Wa
aretyleuc. which has long been known;
Inn mas been TOO expensive for indusirlai
use. 1t is said that his process VIZ W.
enable cas- makers to sell gas at prom
AT price less than ten cents per o"'
Major j Turner Morehead. OF LEAFS
vile y c.. one of the proprletols OF nv
aluminium works at spray, ~ ma, C,,d A." w. ~
this interesting discovery was Ilduo'i -
rc.cruy i'm Richmond ana eNpldhicN ~
process by which the compound II PIO
dUced. ,ho,,ietr,,
The compound is known TO, chemistry
as caleic carbide. Calcic cdrplqe II NJ
a new discovery. IT mas oee,i t ht' tht
science for many years, but mtheI'o ~
ingredients used in CompoundlnS II w.
80 expensive as to deprive II OF us COM
mercial value. .,.i, ,ar
When a small fragment of calcic car,
hide IS dropped into wafer y bu TI,s'' bril-.
uautly when lighted. Major ho io CIV a..
also has a small burner when can nc
fitted into the mouth OF an oIulHatS
bottle and gas generated III tht po'i t
escapes through the burner ana gives pS
far the most brilliant gas hshI ever S'''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
A splendid Chance.

Everybody who is weak, delicate or
sickly wants TO get well. Dr; nrs Tli
III * west Fourteenth street. New YORK
city' makes a specially OF treating pa
tents through letter Correspondence. me ne
wisest thing all suffering people car, 90
is 10 write the Doctor. stating Just now
they feel, mentioning every, symptom
of which they complain. ana he WIZ an
swer the letter, explaining each symp-
tom and describing the case so thoroughly
that patients understand their company
as well as though they had talked MIN
the Doctor He makes his explanations
so clear that they cannot help but un-
derstand Just what ais them ana ne =,
caves a tourney to the city and doctor 5
fees, and costs nothing Pr; ;Greene
is the most successful speGialst IN cur
ing nervous and chronic diseases lie
is the discoverer of that wonderful mediI
cine. Or. Greenes Neryura blood ana
'',rsd through his perfect system Of letter
CCoor rr II has been proved ruc-
cessful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
The Virgin n Boat Club.

The nineteenth annual meeting OF the
Virginia Boat club was held III Lee any
dent ] L. Hnl presided. The report OIL
the treasurer showed that the. club, IVr
The FIRST time in its existence, IS e niIlfelg
out OF debt, with comfortable Dala.ieGG
i'm the treasury. The captain reported
that me club owns three gigs, one Worh
,ng gig. twelve pleasure boats and three
nshng boats and that all The properNy
of the club is in iirst-rate condition.
m" election of officers resulted as fol
lows, President, Bev. r. Crump; wee
President. j. L. Hill; Treasurer. W; g.
Watson; Secretary. John a. cullen - p-
miitee, Thomas \. Spencer. T.. G. Mayo
and George y. Pegram; Finance cOi;-ihlt-
tee II. X. Wayt and James w: GORDON
The limit of membership in the club IS
one hundred, and that number has nearly
been reached.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13

said 70 have been the cause Of the diff
Guilty.
smith. the gold-brick swindler. received
a visit yesterday from Ills counsel Mr.,
l.. O. Wendenburg. The lawyer stated
that although the case was Daiiaoie one
he would make no further enort 10 OBTAIN
the temporary liberty o. Eis cnent on
bond as he considered II useiess WINE the
nTosent strong sentiment against such
procedure prevailed.
John Collins. colored. was srraigned be-
fore Justice James T. Lewis yesterday
morning on a charge of trespassing on the
property Of a resident Of the county. lie
was given ten days in Jail.
A NUMBER of tramps ana enicken
thieves are said TO be infesting Chestnut
Hill and It's vicinity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
URAPPFRS.
THALHIMER BROS
Fifth and Broad Streets.
mchl3-we.fr2t

We desire to inform the pubic
generally, and especially the pat
rons of the late firm of LEVY x
DAVIS, that we are still connect
ed with the firm of julius Meyer
& Sons, where our connection has
been most pleasant, and we will
make every effort to care for their
interests. Having one OF the
largest and most complete assort-
ments of Dry Goods, Boys Cloth
ing, Carpets, etc, in the city, we
feel satisfied it will be your inter-
est TO trade with us and your pat
ronage will be appreciated by
Yours, very respectfully,
III. c. CHISHOLM,
GEO. X. BAGBY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
IWO 4CTOH> ARRESIED.
They Were in the Cast of Uncle Toms
Cahin at Trne Keformers HILL

Uncle Toms Cabin" has been playing
10 rather small houses, and Monday and
last nights performances at the True Re
formers Hall were no exception 10 the
rule Henry Marshall and Charles York
are two of 'he actors in the play, and
last night they threw touch OF realism
into their acting by engaging In per
sonal difficulty OH the stage. Cross war
rants were sworn out by each of the par;
ties before Magistrate Valentine. and
they were taken 10 the Second station
where another magistrate dismissed the
case. at the request OF both parties, upon
paying costs.
A Scotchman named Frazier was found
by officer Bailey near the Second station
yesterday morning with both MS ieet
badly frost-bitten. He is stonecutter,
and forty years of age. and tells story
of great hardships suffered during the
recent blizzard. The officer sent him 10
the almshouse. ,...
Robert Lowry was arrested yesterday.
charged with stealing half hog. the
property of George :. Bowles. lie was
locked up I'm the Second station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
xRuP AT A MEETING.
Fair oeks Politicians Get Into Trouble.
Other County News.

There was a political meeting down al
Fair Oaks Monday night that terminated
in a row, and a general fight is said to
have ensued. i'm which a number of hard
knocks were freely given and taken
As a result Of the rumprs. Joseph l..
Rohleder and Edward and Spencer Gil
liam were arrested by Constable Samuels
yesterday OH warrants issued by Justice
Vincent. and gave bond for their APP
Learance at the County Courthouse on
Monday, when the case will be lried. IL
appears that after the speaking was
over the row occurred from a person al
affair between Rohleder and one of the
Gillams. In the melee one OF the Giliiams
struck Rohleder. who pulled out his ris-
toll and fired, but none OF the shots TOOK
effect. The combatants were SEPARATED
By the crowd. Some money trouble ID