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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-10
C. F. Wheeler Is Chief.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe.
ST. CLOUD. Mimi, April 9.-The
new council organized last night and
elected nearly all of the old officers.
Mayor Boyd submitted a message out
lining his policy and submitted his
appointments. c. F. Wheeler is named
for chief of police and Eb Robertson
for sergeant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-10
You Should Know

That by taking the Burlington YES
tibuled Limited Qeaving Minneapolis
at TOO. st. Paul at 7:4O p. m. daily you
arrive in Chicago. after partaking Of
an elegant breakfast on the train,
in ample time to connect with the
fast train eastbound. which will put
you in New York by 2 o'clock the Sec
ond day. Ticket offices at Union De-
pot and 400 Robert street (Hotel Ryan,.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-10
Railroad Contract Rumor.

Special to the Globe.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, April Sit was
learned here today that Timothy Fo-
ley. of the firm of Foley Bros. &,
Guthrie, railroad contractors, and
Donald Grant, of Faribault, have gone
East to look I'D large contract with
the view of bidding for the work. Tt
is not definitely known where the new
enterprise is located, but it is under
stood to be a large contract and that
1T is railroad work
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-10
DONE AT MADISON.
Date of Adjournment Set for the
Twentieth of April,

Twentieth of April.
MADISON, wis, April Sin the
senate the assembly resolution to ad-
journ on the 18th was amended to
make it the 10th, and adopted by a
vote of 16 to Is. The senate INDUCED in
lively debate today on the bill to
create a state board of immigration,
but the bill was finally passed by q
vote of rs to 4.
In the assembly, the bill requiring
county superintendent to pass an ex-
animation was ordered to a third
reading by q vote of 81 to 10. The La
Crosse normal school bill was made
the special order for Thursday
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-10
Southern Minnesota Dentists.

Special to the Globe.
MANKATO, MIMI, April 9-The
Southern Minnesota Dental associa-
ton convened here this afternoon in
annual meeting, and will continue IN
til Thursday. President Bond gave his
annual address. DR.. Stearns followed
with paper on the subject, ''The
Dental Society: Its Objects and How
to Accomplish Them" DR.. E. B.
Weeks read paper on Helps in
Operative Dentistry"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-10
MIR. GILLETTE RESIGNS.

kota Quits. ~
Special to the Globe.
PIERRE. s. D., April 9-Assistaut
Secretary Of State gillette has Ten.
dered his resignation, pending the ipp
vestieatioa 81 Charges SECRETARY
Thorson has not yet accepted tho
resignation. The charges are the out.
cams az an aa auegsA hes.ssa MR
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-10

Gillette and local parties. Interested
parties refuse tto give out definite
statements as yet.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-10
TAX JUDGMENT SALE.

Pursuant to Real Estate Tax
Judgment of the District Court in
the County of Ramsey, State of
Minnesota, entered the twenty-first
(21) day of March, A. d. 1895, in
proceedings for enforcing payment
of Taxes and Penalties upon Real
Estate in the County of Ramsey,
State of Minnesota, remaining de-
1inquent on the first Monday in
January, 1895, and of the Statutes
in such case made and provided,
shall, on the first Monday, being
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-10
Washington Star.

w dSIIIIIS lUII CIdT.
There's a good deal that is swell
about Cholly Cadkins, said one girl.
YES" replied the other; ''the only
trouble is that most of 1t has gone to
his head"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

that many valuable lessons have result
ed from the cruise OF the squadron along
the Atlantic coast. and that desire 10
secure additional Information IS the
strongest ground for the practical inten-
tiOn 10 extend the programme. Hereto
fore the Navy Department has been guid-
90 IN lts arrangement OF evolutlons by
what the great naval powers have UNDER
taken. but the desire now Is 20 carry
ont "A programme arranged without re-
gard to foreign tactics. and with particu-
lar attention TO the capabilities Of the
vessels comprising the squadron.
The difference in size horsepower ana
sailing ability OF the vessels IN Admlrai
Punre's fleet makes u necessary that
practical demonstration shall govern the
tactics which the vessels are put 10, ana
the department Is anxious 10 scufe data
Of the relative requirements OF the YES
sells 10 secure HARMONIOUS IesuisgS ~ ~,
cutting the same movement. ~ ~V''i,''''s -, -,
tho department is aXnious TO secure udia
will have the entire dispos,loh ot ~,
fleet fnr the winter. ana may take It
where he pleases. n part,or naval
,,tatbe of the United states Legation
ss T-oi,fo has asked to be retired, ana the
Navv Department has appoih.th uvaIu
~ caieers now serving on the Aslauc
o.,.fan ia examine him in order mat
.ta r"a,,ircueuts Of the law may DE COM
,fi.5 f,itb IL e. said that COMMANDER
hp.l,,r ms heon offered lucrative pO-
,.f, l,.' a., no chinese service Hc was re-
9~,i,. eeIo.ted as the naval representative
o, g.. American Commission 10 i.,N'',
,ie,te .he gzc-ChuHg outrage put uecii'''N
ON the plea Of illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
N-IJIL NOTES.
The Indiana's Trial-1he Naval Auditors
Kcuort-The North Atlantic squadron,

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. oct. The
Toar6 81 Inspe .tl0n and survey, OF which
Connodore Selfr'dge Is president. has
been ordered 10 the Gran ps Fhip-yarl
FOR the purpOse Of inspecting The INDIANA.
'rne INSPECTION is made 10 determine
whether or not the cruiser i3 really for
her acceptance trial tiip. As soon as the
repCrt reaches Tie Navy Department the
datr ror the trial will be lXeI. There
vos.el either at Port Royal or anywhere
else al present, before her acceptance.
Afterwards she VIII be at the disposal
of the Secretary Of the Navy. md can
be docked at Port Royal, il the Secretary
". II. Pugh. Auditor Of the Treasury
for the Navy Department, q IS su1iai'tcd
his annual report. be stat "a that the ap-
parent deficiency in the pay of the navy
for the year ended June %, iSs5. amounts
to $5652y. and the apparent available bal
ance ia the pay of the United states
Marine Corps is N,rS.
There was expended on the increase of
the navy during the year SlS,y2.lsi. Ieav-
ing unexpen1ed on this score N.5s5 20.
The deposit fund had standing 70 the
credit OF the men on July lst S2l6,ls5.
There was a loss of e. 81 in the transfer
of funds from New York 10 London
during The year. and august Belmont x
Co. the financial agents fer the depart
ment, received little over s'vc IN COM
missions on disbursements male.
The North Atlantic squadron OF evo-
luton, now at Hampton Roads, has COM
pleted the programme arranged at the
heginnine of the summer, but Ii Is prob
able that the movements VIII be continued
through the winter. the fleet remaining
intact, IL is stated at the department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

PHILADELPHIA. PA. oct. THE fu-
neral OF Harry Wright the baseball
enthusiast was held Sunday at the home
tf an old friend. Frank H0ugh. The
burial was a. Laurel liill Cemetery. The
house was crowded. and at Laurel Iill
great crowd gathered and listened TO
the services.
The honorary pall-hoarers were n. =.
Young. a. j. Reach. John ]. Rogers, e..
n. i3yrne. y. q. Chapman, J.. T. Powers.
WMiam Harnie Frank e.. Eitchter, WI
liam sharsis. Lewis Simmons, and Charles
Mason.
The acting pall-bcarers. also intimate
friends Of Mr. Wright. were Arthur A..
Irwin. manager of the Philadelphia club;
William j. Shetfeslinc. Secretary of the
PhIadelphia club, Frank Houeh. of the
Press; S. " Jones. of the United Press;
William u Nolz. of the Times, ana
H0rau0 g. Togcl. of the Ledger
The floral offerings were many ard elaD-
oratc. The Brooklyn Baseball Club sent
"a floral Tyre eight feet in height. made
of red roses. The Century Wheelmcn
sent "a broken column, The Washington
baseball club n cross OF white plnAs,
and the BaIumores q bank OF flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
BLOODT FIGHr ON 4 BotT.
The Captain of Canal Boat and His Son
Killed by IA Mob.

NORTH TONAWANDA. y. Y. oct. L
a double murder was committed on +.
W. Scribner's lumber docks at an early
hour this morning and up to the present
time fourteen men have been placed un-
der arrest and search is being made for
others.
shortly after midnight Captain Phinips
OF the canal boat Jennie Graft. and his
foh or the boat May, began loading up
with lumber.
other boatmen who had refused TO take
loads AT the price Scribner offered. march
ed down IN body 10 the dock and inter-
fere1
Phillips. who was armed drew q rovovler
and fired over the heads OF the crowd
proi iabiy seeking TO intimidate them.
som one. exactly whom has not been
learned, pulled gun and fired three
shots at Phillips who fell 10 the deck
OF his boat dead man. he younger
Phillips. who had taken hand in the
melee. was struck down with "a club and
horribly beaten. Re managed 10 crawl
into the cabin, where he died at S.l5 this
morning.
The authorities were notified and the
police this morning arrested fourteen
bOaimen. who are known 20 have partici-
pated I'm the fatal melee.
Captain Phillips was about fifty years
OF age. and his son about nineteen. Their
homes We're in Burton's Bay
While the fight was I'm progress the
lines OF the two craft were cut and they
fOated down the river but We're inter-
ccpted al Little Island by a tug and
brought back.
II VAS sorry sight that greeted the
people on the dock when the boat was
again tied up. on the deck In a pool
OF blood was the father, and along the
deck were streams and hlotches where
the son had crawled 10 the cabin. Every
window I'm the cabin was broken and the
daughter was hysterical over tie remains
of her murdered father.
SO FAR sixteen men have been arrested
and the authorities are examining and
taking afidavits looking 10 the arrest OF
Others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
wEATHEK TOKECAsr.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. oct. Weather
Conditions and General Forecast: Ihe
barometer has fallen on the Atiantlc
Coast and has risen over the central
valleys, and thence west 10 the ROCKY
mountains IL ~ lowest nortn OF the
lower lake regions and higher over the
Dakotas. Light local showers have pre-
vailed from New England southwark 70
the Gulf States, and talr from the s- nils
sissinnl Valley westward. IL was warmer
on The Atlantic coast and cooler In the
central valleys and the Northwest. me
temperature has fallen decidedly IN the
northern portion OF the lake region ana
i'm Northern Minnesota, where II Is be.
low freezing. The indications are that
fair and cooler weather VIII prevail IN
the central valleys. and that cooler
weather will extend TO the Atlantic coast
by Tuesday night.
erally fair. preceded by local showers In
southern portion; cooler Tuesday night;
northwestery winds.
For North Carolina: Local showers.
followed by fair weather; westerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
DRrNhS ON THE EOBBTH-.
They Held Upa Train ia INDIAN Territory,

and Secured bur llghiN-Fiie cents.
ST LOUIS. MO. oct IA special
from Fort Smith. Ark. says. Six men
held mp the north-bond train at midnight
last night at Castor. T. r., a small sta-
tlon nifty miles from here. After an
the risk, trouble. and planning, they se-
cured but eighty-nve cents. They were
SO disgustci ,nat they threw the money
on the floor. cursed the express mes
seneer. and left. The gang proceeded
about their business cOOly and methOdi-
cally. They Tagged the train. cut the
EXPRESS car of, and left the passengers
i'm charge of a guard. They ran the
car up the track a short distance and
went through it, They were unable 10
get into the safe and the local contained
nothing of value.
The train was crowded with people
coming 10 sec the circus I'm this city.
and the gang would have made a rich
haul 10y going through the passenger
coaches bur they refused 10 rob them.
The only demonstration made against
them was firing one shot I'm the coach.
The guard in charge ordered all 10 keep
seated and they would not be moiestei.
one hoy got scarced and ran and the
robbers fired through the bottom OF the
coach. The boy fell, and passengers
Thought he was killed. This caused a
stampede. The Christian brothers gang
are credited with the hOld-up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

Terrible Accident on - Belgian Railroad.
Least "a Iiunderd Injured.

ERiSSEL1S, October Two heav-
ily-lrd~n trains came into collision
between Wayre and Ottlgnics, about
eighteen miles from this city, last even
ing. and most of the cars Of both trains
were wrecked.
Among the passengers were NJ. Beer
nacrt presideu. .of the Chamber OF Dopu-
ties his wife and her sister. and Madame
NoulCn. The latter was Killed. and
Madame Bearnaert was injured, though
not seriously. NJ. Bearuaert was unhurt
Later news from the scene Of the rail-
way accident shows that the disaster
was a great deal more serious than hrst
reports stated. II Is now ascertalnel
that eighteen persons were Killed, ana
ar least "a hundred injured. The liat or
fatally wounded is also likely 20 be m
creased. as al least twenty-five OF the
injured were dangerously hurt.
The collision was not between TWO pas
senger trains. as at first reported, but
between a passenger train ana treisht
train. The engine Of the frelSht iialh
struck the passenger cars, TWO or Whlch
were crowded with men ana women;
These cars were teloscOped, ana n thlfd
thrown on top of them. .,-...,.,,,,,
\ rescuing party worked tnrou5'
the night taking out the deai ana III
iured from the debris. ~
The accident is attributed 10 the ~
eence of the regular signal man NJ olus-
nos who had been repl tred Dy a. ulsh
having an imperfect knowledge OF tho
service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

LINCOLN. NEB.. oct IA raging gold
fever has settled down in this section OF
country over q startling discovery of
placer treasure IN Seward county. about
twcutv-lve miles west OF this city
Three miles from Milford. a small pleas
ifre resort OF the Blue river. an old gravel
Dit. out Of which the Burlington railway
has for years been baliastlng it's tracks.
has been found 20 he rich in gold dust
sand and gravel from several adjacent
farms have given equally rich promises.
Many assays have been made, some by
Denver assayers and others by Prof
N{chclson.of tho State University In this
citv. In al OF them the yield has been
from sls to 1886 90 the ton.
There Is great excitement In the vicinity
of the reputed find, land Is multiplying in
value. and speculation is active.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

TOPEKA. KAN. oct. THE opposition
10 the Republican party in Franklin
county resulted Saturday In fusion. which
has attracted mucL attention and COM
mont among political leaders. pemo-
cr.ts Populists. and Prohib.t0nists join
I'D I'M ihc nomination cf county ticket,
giving each party am equal share in the
cipuidates. Rev. Mr. Wharton. chair
n,an of the Prohibition State Central
grrniftee. was u,mlr atcd for Register
of Deeds This is the most remarkable
rorlhiua-ion over made in the State As
the Democrats have always opposed the
Prohibition party and the Prohioitonists
Greatest enemy For ten years Frank
lin county has been the Third party-Pro-
a.Lition stronghold Of Kansas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
Small Free-Silyer Meeting

COLUMBUS. O., oct The attend
ance at the meeting OF the free-silver
Democrats here to-day was not large
Al . o'clock this afternoon the confer
ence went into session az Mr.. Thurman's
office with only five persons present. At
that hour Mr.. Thurman was reading an
address 10 the Democrats OF the State
Tor me approval of his colleagues. II
gives the usual argument Of free coin
&C. af silver and urges the necessity OF
,ee d,feat OF Senator Brice in his earn
paign for a return 10 the United States
EQnuFF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
Nnnin.. Inforlnnafe shlns.

KEY WEST. FLA. oct. 5.-Passengers
by the MascOtte tonight report an upris-
ing az La Gayra, about ten leagues from
Havana. The insurgents during the
eraly part Of this week captured the
town Of Santa Clara. without resistance.
IL is reported in Havana that the war
ship Infanta Isabel ran aground OF Ba-
hal Monday. while on her way TO the
Colorado reef 10 relieve the snip CHRIS
tobal Colon.
The ship Condc de Venadito's ma
chinorv Is reported to be in bad con-
dition. Fifty thousand troops, with two
generals iu command. are expected TO
arrive at Havana during the coming
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

MANY Eloquent Men Heard In the Mime
apoli- Churches.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, oct '-lne
r.nlscopal churches OF Minneapolis were
the attraction Sunday. as the pulpiis
,...ro occupied bv the most eloquent Of
,ha hisbons Al Gethscmane church,
Rishon Nicholson. OF Milwaukee, preaeh-
eI In the afternoon. and Bishop McLaren,
of Chicago. in the evening. Bishops
lawrence. Of Massachusetts; Hall, OF
Vermont. and huntington, Of New YORK
spoke AT ST. Marks.
Bishops Dudley, OF Kentucky. and Miils-
oaugh. of Kansas, were at ~. faul >
ana sessums. OF Louisiana: and seymour
Of Springfield, at All SAINTS hlshop
vrbitebead was listened 10 By an over
fowlne congregation at st. Barnsbas' :.
Blshop Potter went over to st. PAU
and dedicated the new church OF 81.
clements. Many of the bishops spoke IN
Two and three churches during the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

ST. JOSEPH. MO. oct. Father Dtm-
inic Wagner. thc priest who Is in Jail
here charged with having caused the
downfall of Maud steldel. the l5-year-cld III
girl who was recently arrested in chi
Saro. WHITTIER she was secretly taken by
"a relative of Father Wagner. was mar
ricd 20 the girl Saturday night The
priest was permitted 10 leave the jail
under escort and was taken 10 the nome
of Mrs. stcidel where the marriage was
pcrfOrmed by "a justice of the peace.
After the ceremony the priest was
taken back 90 the JAIL where he Is now
During the day he transferred TO an uncle
of the girl an his property. 10 be held for
her In trust Expert accountants were
fo-dav employed to oxamine the accounts
of fhe Hlcst with the church. He has
had the handling OF q considerable sum OF
money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

PARIS. oct. THE Figaro publishes a
disnatch from its correspondent In Rome.
which asserts that Archbishop satolii.
uapal delegate TO the United States, to-
gefher with Monsignor Agliardi. papal
nuncio at Vienna. and Monsignof Fer
rati papal nuncio at Paris, will be ele-
waited to the cardinalate AT the next
ConSfe+orv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
4 Cotton Viii Cnmnnnv FALL.

ROCKFORD. ILL. oct. THE Graham
Cotton Mills Company has confessed judg-
ment In the Circuit Court in favor of
The Second National Bank for $3.50.
The plant Is bonded for 100000. and
will not settle for much more at this
time. hence the 100000 in claims Will
get a narrow slice OF the proceeds of
the sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
Lieutenant Miner Resigns.

WASHINGTON. Oct. THE President
has accepted the resignation OF Lieu
tenant W. II. Miner, or the navy. Lieu
tenant Miner was appointed 10 the Naval
Academy from Ohio in 1916.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
An Endemic Of Diphtherla.

HAMMOND, IND. oct THE alarm
,no spread of diphtheria In this city mas
10, 10 ,tiled the authorities 10 take meas
,,,as 70 close all the schools IN order 10
cbeck the ravages Of the disease. From
one 10 three deaths have occurred daiiy
for several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

GREENNIIllE. y. c., oct Especial
The county commissioners awarded con-
tract TO b. r. Smith. OF Richmond. TO
build and furnish with metal furniture
the vaults for the register Of deed and
clerk of the Superior Court at cost Of
S22v.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

Mr. Joseph Bryan and Mr. william l..
ROvalI. ON talking over the whole mat
Tor Thought there was danger OF mis-
carriage of justice II Marable were ,r,' sAe-
cuted and the women tried again. Ihey
thought that no proper investigation OF
the facts Of the case couli pe iiNiue W.
less NIarable were tried again along with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
rEEr WANr rHE PRTSONERS.

Lunenhurg Citizens Petition Judge organ
to Bring Back the Pollard Murd"rers.
MEBERRlN, VA, oct. l.-suecial.-
'rhere l.e several petitions IN circulation
by Lunenburg citizens 20 Judge @. q. or
gain. asking that he order that the pris-
Oners convicted OF Mrs. Pollard murder
bo brought from Richmond JAN 10 ,Lunen-
burg county Jail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
A WRIT OF ERROR GRANTED
And Solomon Marable May Obtain a
New Trial.
He MAY Be ALLOWED TO TESTIFY
When the Women are Eetried-Marapie
saws That He VIII Testify That the
Women are Innocent ~ lie u '"'
on the Stnnd-tH His Nite'a
Furniture stolen,

The announcement that the Court OF
Appeals. sutng at Staunon, Va, han
awarded writ Of error in the case OF
Solomon Marablc. now in the city jail
under sentence Of death for the mufner
OF Mrs Lucy Pollard, Of Lunenburs couh-
ty. excited considerable interest on the
streets yesterday. His case has been
brought before the court thIs;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

M. SMITHS GaNrHosTY.

The following letter IS explanatory:
Richmond. Va. oct. Z. 1880.
Hon. JOS n. IaWless. Secretary OF the
Commonwealth.
Dear Slr.-As there has been so much
discussion about the sale of books and
pamphlets froi- the State TO me, beg
to relieve you entirely of the whole mat
ter by returning them all. without any
cost whatever 20 you or the state Cl
VIRGINIA as / will DO tomorrow.
And in so doing ] reiinquish all clam
TO them. as well as any profit that i
might have made in the transaction.
! am satisfied that the sale would have
held good. bat. for your sake. ana ior
Justices sake. i take this action.
Yours very truly. .
fSignea) j. 4. Ndi III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
paxcr OF ruERMOMErER.

The following was the range OF ther-
mometer al The Times office Yesterday:
II: Q p. NJ, ~. midnight. Us. Average.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08


Horse breeders and turfmen outside OF
the State have oyinced a llyeiier interest
in our State Fair this year. and are
doing more for its success than In many
years back. The Increased value OF the
trotting purses has chiefly ~ do with this.
The 81 coo purse for the S2.i5 class, which
will be fought for next Thursday. is a
magnet that will draw equine blood from
Allentown Pa. Graham. y. c., or
ange. N. j., Arlington. Nd; Columbus.
Ga. Syracuse. y. y. and Falls Mills
stables. Naturally. this race will COM
mand the attention OF the betting ring.
one OF the attraction AT the state Fair
this week will be a Ferris Wheel on a
small scale IL will be the Morris Joo
whee. which is fifty-four feet and four
inches ia height, ana IS revolved by
cranks that are turned by four men.
Evans Pettus. of Lynchhurg. is here TO
put the wheel up. There ere ten car
riages. each Of which VIII accommodate
two persons.
There will be no formal exercises IN
connection with the opening Of the Fair.
The doors will be thrown open each
morning at o'clock and remain open
until late In the evening.