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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
no,roIx cotton unrn,,,.
OFFICE or The YlRdINIAy.
NORFOLK, Va, August > 1875

'0I9''' TIT TUB E5I : I'D. !
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad-For Nor
Golk 4 bnles
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
sugar 'inrKct.

Market firm. Out of town prices are de-
pendent on the delivery rates to the differ
ent pointi. Local sales are being made as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
HANGED AT BRISTOL.
T,,c NEGRO .ISIT" LEFTWICH PAYS
THE PENALTY OF MS CRIME.
Acknowledged That He Was Guilty
and Gave the signal for Ills ENe
r.;,,, OuicIs Trial aud Justice
Speedily Satisfied.

ERISTOI. TENN. october n'-''Spe-
i,l.,-"kir' Leftwich. the negro WHO
committed criminal assault o. ANNE
roeartv. little Irish girl. Oh the "h
d,v If Scpteinbcr was hanged IN bIls'o''
va. to-day. The negro displayed re-
m,rkab,e nerve and faced death calmly
His wife and baby were with him uhui
,ha hour ;or the execution. LeftWlch
mounted the scanold without assistance
10 made an incoherent speech. in when
no Sid that he had made peace with God
and WAS saved.
He Acknowledged his guilt. saying tha'
he had violated the laws Of God ana man
and that the little girl told a 'rne story
Of the crime on the witness-stand. HIS
last words were: IAN right, Mr. Gose.
signifvins TO Sergeant Gose that he was
ready for the execution, and that moment
it Was all over.
ON the DAY Lcftwlch's crime was com
n,ii,cd A lynching was narrowly aNeIteu.
rho Law has been carried out with Such
rro,nnfuess as to establish protest
against mob violence Within four days
from the date OF the crime the negro
mad been tried and sentenced 10 De
hanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
DICKENSON COUNTY.
The killing Os SutherIand-Rcwnr
Oncrc,I-iinrn burned.

CLINTWOOD. VA. October n.-tSpe-
SialD-W William II. Counts. who was ar
rested on suspicion Of killing James Su-
thcriand. Deputy Sheriff of this county.
and Mrs Cora Dyer. who was on the
ground At the time OF the tragedy had a
preliminary hearing before Justice VII
liam i Keel day or two since. Ihcy
v.ro held I'm bonds Of 81 on each 20 await
the action Of the grand jury. Mrs Dyer
gave bond. but Counts failed TO execute
the required bond. and in default was
sent 70 iail. As was noted in this cor
reeuOulcuco Counts statement was TO
the effect that Sutherland shot ana Killed
himself. but there seems 10 b" doubt
among the people Of the neishborhooi III
which the occurrence took place as 10
whether this statement is tgue
The taller at this place has offered n
reward Of Sl2J for the capture of william
j. Rose. who was sentenced 10 eight years
imprisonment in the penitentidry; but
escaped from tn jail. Some persons nave
made efforts 10 find trace OF him. put
without success.
Hotel Bessie. of this place has changed
hands j. +. Greer. who has been IN
charge Of the property for some time.
has retired and Lucian Praiode has his
sign swinging in front of the building.
Your correspondent learns that Robert
Marshall. Of this county. had the msfor-
tune To- have his barn burned few
NIGHTS ago. There were four mules. two
wagons. and two sets Of harness burned
also. learn the fire is thought to have
bren the work Of an incendary.
corn crops are generally very late In
this county and a great deal OF corn has
been injured by the carly frost. some
late millet and sugaI-cane have also been
badly injured.
There are several buildings in process
of erection in this place. and the business
interests here seem to be reviving.
There is some talk Of the campaign. but
/, has not grown "red-hot" az yet by any
means. The Democrats are very hope
fuI. and think they can easily elect Su-
,b.rlanG over Hanover Mullins. the In
depondent-Rcpublican candidate. has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

While there were number of eases
disposed OF I'm the Police court yesterday,
none Of them were OF any Importance.
The cOlOred element seem 10 have had
on their lighting clothes Thursday from
the number OF cases Of assault and bat
tery which Justice John had 10 deal with
William Robinson tcolored WAS fined
$40 and costs for assaultinS Matthew
Brown on the street, while the latter,
who had been arrested on a cr0ss-War-
rant charging him with assaulting Robin
son. was discharged.
Joe Thomas (coloreD was fined g. 20 and
costs for assaultiug William Btrnister.
Joe Daniel tcOlOre1). charged with abus-
Ing and Nassaulting Victoria Fry. vas
fined so and costs. and Mas re-
0ulrcd 10 give security in the sum " 500
for her good behavior for sixty days.
Richard Johnson (coloreO was fined $50
and costs for assaultlng Henrietta ST.
Clair. and was required to give security
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
EAST U.NOVER pREsDYTERi.
The Closing Scssion-Hogc Acndrm!
other Reports.

AMELIA COT KIhOUSE. VA, OCTOBER
l1.-t.Special)-After most delightful seS-
sions upon all of which the people al
tended in large numbers ana WIFI
marked interest, the presbytery closed
its work. and adjourned at late hou'
last night.
In view of the fact that large mum
her of the members of presDEleiE H"'
left before two matters referred 10 '''
,.r.sbvterv hv the General Assembly were
tak.n No. their consideration was d'
ferr,d 10 an adjourned meeting III tN'
Second church Richmond. NoVeilio''
18th. at II A. Nj. At this latter hce'. BE
which follows the meeting OF the MttHo'
dist conference ii is proposed 10 comii' H.
the action on the reception ol NV
II. Ray ,. ,r.
corcmlttee appointed by prosbyt"ry L.
,.isit Uogo Academy and attend lis 'A-
3minations and closing exercises. heN'
+ - EDes made interesting statements
az % the school. Its condition is most
gratifying. both as to numbers ana 'h'
work being done.
The next stated meeting was appolh'''
70 he held in Tabb-Street church. PeterS-
lurg me second Tuesday OF April, i&o'
at ) T.. NJ. 49,.
The night session was devoted chIoh-
10 a public meeting in the interest," oI
S,hhath-schooI work. under the conduct
81 Rev. r. p. Epcs. Addresses rcplci'
with valuable suggestions were mao
hv Revs. }. f. Cook, c. VI. Chumhi'\'
aud ~ T. Ep"s
Ruling Elder General George J. Humid
lev made report Of his Attendance upon
tho last General Assembly anu aH1de' :
i'm touching terms to the translation a.
Two of his associates. the Rev. W. 7
richardson. Il. H.. ana the Rev }. =.
Common. TO the General Assembly ann
church Of the first born.
DR. campbell was appointed a commit
fee TO report a revision OF the permanen
committees.
The proshytcIy ADJOURNED 10 meet
"a. can of The moderator during the
sessions Of the synod In Charleston
" Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
Funeral ar Captain Temple

The remains Of Captain John lbrooN
Temple, who died az his home, IN hv"th ~.
avenue. New Jersey, VIII arrive AZ tne
Southern railway depot at 1912 'n rs, ~" hcd,.
INK on tho steamer columbia nc 49,
will be met by large dciegatioi. 'Io nv
Richmond randolph iodgc; No. ~ ,,o, ~
Mnsons. OF which captain ienpie VA i"
member and will be horne 10 it5 lar'
rcstinc-place at Oalwood De'" - ~.
Members Of the lodge are ordered 10 ~. -
semble ai Nasons' Hall. on Nt mn
street between Eignicenih ana Nm
tccnth streets. at - O'Clock for TINS pur-
pose. u,ssachu-
captain Temple was bonn IN Nds XII, ~
sets and was - years Old. ron I'M
FIVE wears he hal been connected WIN tn ',
OA Dominion Steamship CoihianH, ~.
fo- twrutv-nine years chief ensihcoI pd
iho steamer Richmond During the %eI ne
was chef engineer Of the CohIeuc ~
tI,l 5,.-,inrcr Glen cove. and when she
Was burned in lsGa he % SnJ se a5[en1SJ
charged with hring the SNIP ana srn,'
A. I.o ,hot but al the lat minute'es-
,ahli.scd an abb. In 1864 he was arrcsie ,.l
and confined in Ludlow-Street J ntado 1r
Ynrl,. charged with being 4 Cohieu'''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

The funeral Of Mr.. John l.; Grisg, OF
~ ~ 1orth Tweniy-sixth street. Wmo;;
as reported in Yesterday nS ,irhe A. u the
S ,,i',, Inn" viii take place from Trinity
m""iHdii%t church this afternoon at $50
O'Clock. ,,,I health ne
'u,s s"'il b1nnv mood when he returned 10
G JnH but a few minutes before he wax
Decreased was about IS years OF $40 age,
49, and ohio railroad for the pas
p %enIv- qRp years years About three weeks ago
he received n severe fall from car. but'
had so FAR recovered hat nothing ser
ms was thought OF The arair. ana II Is
cot known whether II had anything 10 90
with his death or not He leaves VIE
md I'VE children To mourn their loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

Nr. Henry Senior. residing In
Hrnoklyn. y. y. f. one OF The r."
vood-cngrayers who continue 10 do
commercial work. Ills office In New
York is i'm The sam" lIildius with
the counting-room OF tn Rlptus
Chemical Company. Thrce cor four
wears ago Nj. Senior Was presented
with a boz of Ripans Tabulct Those
he took home. Ever SINGS that day
hr has been regular custom' g. liis
vifr's mother Is pronounced ia tA"
opinion that for gastric troubles. or
for any ireguldrity proceeding from
di-orlered STOMACH the TIbuiee
are ulc best medicine 10 which her
attention has ever been directed
during all her long ,Np rience. It's
wife. at one time astOuishe! him 10y
asserting that for sore throat the
Ttb,.l,s were a remedy OF amazing
effectiveness. He understands this
better now. since ~ mas learned from
his MUSICIAN that .ore-tnrodt-lke
many other apparently local troubles
notably hcadache.-is often direct
r.suu OF a disurdered stomach. AMI
for this Mr.. Senior well knows that
IN. Tab.lcs are Il specific.
Eipans Tabu!cs are SOLD by druggists
a by mail. IL The price tJoc. a boD !.
sent 10 the Ripans Chemical company
No. 10 Spruce street, New YORK. sample
vial. l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

ALEXANDRIA, VA. October n.-tspe-
tres in the outcome Of to-morrow's Dem
ocrstic Convention, which will nominate d
candidate 10 represent this city IN inc
House OF Delegates. The convention IS
the sole topic Of conTcrSauon. ana ~,
frieuds Of the different candidates arc
confident that their man Will be the win
ncr
field though not Tor Democratic ncmira-
ton. As certain people IN this city seen
Ia wish ia have their interests represented
by PopuNst. Mr.. Frank Harper
Alexandria's principal champion of that
Darty and It's chairman in this city. VII
IL Is sad lc a candidate for election,
put up I'm opposition 20 the candidate ru'
forward by the Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
suppuscJ Inccu3irr, nj ''i'""
Forge.

CLIFTON FORGE. VA, october IL, L.
(SpccialD The Wickham House al ~ -
coverrd - be on fire ahou, o'clock ting
eyeniHg The timely arrival Of the . IRE
company. however. and us ei'clcmi{ "0' t.,
prevented what might have feSuite" .n
are, no6r between the laths and wra,
i5e r-b 5lST' ana portion Of he Wal
being knocked IN. tho draft soon carried ,II,.
Tho flames to the roof ~ the pulliluE-
There Is little doubt that thus W. d"J,u NV,
attempt here ~ iuceuliari in The dam
acc IS about 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

The Medical College and McCabe. $
school football teams will Try issues AT
Inc West-E;nd Park this afternoon. INC
game promises 10 b. hardly cohlrSlti
and well worth seeing. as bOth teams are
in excellent condition. The match mas
aroused considerable interest. as lhere IS
a rivalry Of old standing between lhe Two
clubs for football hOnors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

In the sum OF 800 for his good behavior
FOR thirty days. 90
Henry Allen (colored) was charged WIN
stealing coal from the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway Company He was reqIItu
10 give security In the sum Of H.lo0 for
slXtV DAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office and Light Department,
foot OF Seventh street. Telephone 81.
City Division. Office Main and Vine
streets. Telephone sll.
Union Division. Office Tweaty-ninth
and = streets. Telephone 6JG.-
Manchester Office, Semmes avenue.
Telephone 232l.
Are and lncandescent Lights and
Electric Power at reasonable rates.
Electric-Lig Wiring specially
Parties desiring Electric Lights or
Power by notifying the main Office by
mail or telephone will be waited upon
10y representative OF the company.
nab 2O-tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

approved March 8 lS4)
Resolved by the House Of Delegates
AMI senate "a majority or the members
elected t. each It the two houses att -
ing thereto. That the fo.loWing amend
,oent % tho Constitution OF Virginia D.,
and is hereby proposed. and - her uN
referred 20 the General Assem- ly i' '-
chosen at tho next general election Of
senators and members Of th- House of
pal.gafcs for jas concurrence iu COM
farmitv with the PROV '.n~ OF f-cunn l
Of Article XVII d SAD Consttu..t,.lr-
namely strike ont from m" constitution
~ Virginia the firth claus" ~ Article y,
which is In the following words;
S.ctiou : Tho Genera Asse mhly may
levy tax not exceeding 81 per annuf1
An every male citizen who has attained
mo age Of y years. which shall he ap-
rliad Exclusively iu aid ut public tfn"
schools. and counties and corror"u1nS
xh,U have power t. impose odptdii1n
TAX. not exceeding - cents per dnnum.
io tn ~ insert in leu thereof the follow
'G.ctior : Tn. General Assembly may
re,., ~ lax not exceeding 81 per aunun on
s,arv male citizen who h'~ attained tn'
ago If q years. which SHAH l." app.l. u
c(culeivo'v In aid OF public IRE schools.
ana counties and cOrporauons snail nav"
never TO impose capi'ation-taN. nQt
Seeding - cents per anuum for All
purposes; and the Ger, General Ale H inbgh-
,n, ~ tn. state between the ages ~
~ and 90 years. the duty OF working. not
seeding two days I'm any one wear. upon
~ puhlic roads AMI highways therein
subf -. however. t. such exemptions from
s9d lGtv As may be from time - time
rr.scrih.d D.. Law.
. Resolved That Nh. clerk " ihr senate
o,- tho clerk OF the Hous az Delegates.
49,. II "a ,ae4ucy happen Do hoil ~ sam
,irc.s IN. rrc-id.ng officer oi either mousse
az ~. Cen rtl Assembly. D. n.F-l'
ana REQUIRED 90 cause this proposed
g 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

There is nothing new LINENS FUR
NlSHlNG GOODS that does not
promptly find its way into our Mems
Furnishing Department. The display
there is just what it ourht 10 be at this
season If the year. 1t is amazingly va
ried, inviting. and complete.
Our Ds JOINNILLES and TIE
SILKS are the -agc in Neckwear.
We have a complete line of the ce!e-
bre.ed DIR. JAEGtR'S UNDERWEAR.
Low prices abound. Drop in for n
minute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

The Board Of Visitors Of Lee camp sol
disre' Home ncld meeting IN ~ uc"
Jininc-room at Murphy's Hotel last n,tnt l.,
81 members were present, and Colonel
Eisge eie' Governor Of the home. presided,
oniS routine business was transacted. ana
numerous accounts were passed ioi pa!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

GREENSBORO. y G., October L.
(SpeciaID Your corrcspondent learns l ina
Mr. Fred ingold and Miss Nettie feTrcr'
tie charming daughter Of Nj j. H. fer
rio Yesterday morning at Morganion1:.
where the young lady nd gone TO VISIT
her grandmother. There was opJect'vi :
To- the match on account OF the ases ,r, "l
me uarties. both being under =. ThS
groom is - book-keeper in cotton-miii
OF Don.llffr4n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
T}sc Parties In New Kent.

NEW KENT COURTHOUSE, october
n.-Aecis )-Both the Populists ana th'
Dem0trats bold meetings here on the 9Th
The POpulists were addressed by Mr.
Woodland, Mr. Hillcn and Mr.. puyal, anC
the Democrats by Mr. Thomas Temple
Powell. Major Baker T.. Lee. and Mr.
Cgusey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
Highest OF all in Leavcning Powe'.-Lat

withdrawn. AMI says he VIII t"'"" ''''
influence 70 Sutherland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

By H. seldom Taylor & son.
Real Estate Agents ard Auctionoers'
Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. THAT VERY DESIRA-
BILE AND CONNENIENTLN-L
DWELLING. 40. 80 east Franklin. be-
tween Third and Fourth streets. with .
mr. ~ rooms. and the usual conycrioucas.
For particulars inquire Of y. W. BOW r.,
30 Eleventh street oc b--W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
UCTION SALE OF THAT NEW
~ AND ATTRACTIVE TWO-STOEf
FRAup DWkl ING.

So. r0q l-2 ON THE EAST SIDE OF
PINE STREET, BETW ZEN SPRING
AND CHINA.
TINS WILL MAKE YOU \ NICE HOME
OR \ PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
AUCTION sALiss-Thi, pay.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT GALE"
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID FRo
RATA TX THE VENDOR AND The
VENDTE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
PRINCESS ANNE; COUNTY.
The Trial Of nrOci.-pOii ticai-Di'-
safisGed CoiOTcd Voters.

PRINCESS ANNE COUKTllOj Sc VA.
October .-,Special) THE County Court
Oudec j. W. Keeling TresidinD was oc-
cupicd yesterday until = 7. NJ IN hear
INK testimony for the defence in The cas-
of the commonwealth vs. y. T. Brock
William hughes. Henry Braithwaitc
and others were examined. ana 1t Wa
shown that Hale made an unjustiilabl'
assault upon Brock before he was Shot
~ Brock. The testimony upon "l
other points were about the same as were
eubuittcd 10y the prosecution
After the testimony was closed the JulN
retired. and counsel submitted theF DIE
Of exception which were numerous.
Urock' : Young and pretty wife occupic'
% seat near the accused all day. and az
occasional tear would be seen upon he'
cheek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
TIE ARGUMENT.

Mr.. John G. FELTON,. OF Norfolk, OF ncI
tho argument for the commonwealth
making strong appeals for the Nihalla-
ZION oil the law, an! rebuk1TS the pr
oncr in the most scathing terms. N'
FELTON, spoke Tor about forty rihut >.
His emphasis Of the tesumoAN' 'ose''''
with his elo>Ience mAde MN H"'S al
Inirers >~nong The spectators.
x1liam i Whltehurst then opened for
IA. defence. and before his argument had
ncon concluded court adjourned until this
morning ut 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
POLITICAL.

Politics is getting to be quite warm
IN the county. The Republican nominee
for the House of Delct ltes II pelhs
fought by the colored voterSol the coah-
~. They claim that ihey We're Hot
represented in the convention. Ih'E VIZ
meet on the 18th to nominate 'ah"
aatc. and il Is thought that inc non'm'
Iii, he ! colored man. The white Rec
nrh,icans nominated ID. u. Batten, the cN-
Sheriff, Tor the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
Auction sALEs-ru,,,.,

WHEN REAL EsTATE Is .....-
TAHES For THE CURRENT IN
DAls YEAR ARE 10 PE rti, ~.
HNIA NN TiD' VENDOR Al. ITO
FE%DEE. 'H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
III sINEsS WANTS.

WANTED. \ NICE. DETACHED
HOl 81. with good l1t between Twenty
third and Twcnty-nuth and Grace an!
Lrieh streets. Addres, Box % city
,s fF.rf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
MEDNEsnNY- 0CTlI-- :

~ George b.. Crawf'r. s. .r.
Real Estate Agents anil -
l0J Bank street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED. Al ONCE. \ Tllti:t, -, ~,
vim references. Apply AT basement door
of POI east Franklin street SATURDAY
morning between and = o'clock;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-16

Three cats OF species said TO Be-
unknown were discovered recently in
the spire OF = church :. Brighton,
MasA The cats are covered with q
coat of long. shaggy fur; their teeth
are long and almost like tuslxA On
the nose of each Is long tuft of hair
resembling = tusk. Theg are very
agile and spring from rAfter to rAftsa
with the case o n squirrel IL Is noa
known how they got into TIE spirs o.
how long they have b ,en thsre. bat 10
Is believed that they have been con
hned tA ibeir serial abode tOs AAAy
vOaFA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-16

John Hookham Frere was y schoiH
and q man % much lirerary Ahili'y. but
one OF those whose work. Cor come rca-
son. finds . very slight henFing But
even II bis literary work shnnld b. quits
forgotten the stories Of ms ahSencs q
mind will live As long ~ nnngruOus
error cnntinues 20 amuseL
Que day be SAT rrp-~,ing some EerSestO
Mr.. John-Aarray IN Nr Mnrrav's = offics.
and his host became ~,inrfaf~xAsi In ths
poem that he ask,-.i rh~ pss-t 20 20 homo
with him 70 dinner and o'hirinns the
recitation Mr.. FREQ. startled 10 find it
~ late. excus,-i hsm--lf He Dad be-
married rhat nofnRR. he .Ssid. and it
Wa ALREADY past the hqar when be hal
promised BIZ wife - ne ready I'm. tbslr
Journey into tins caIntry.
Another such stnry rests or the an-
thOriry % his wife herselL Mr.. Frsrs
had Just beeu introduced TO sssr nc al
evening party and offered 20 lake her
down stairs TO rrwocure somas refresh
ment he became % iutertstoftn their
couverSarion. boEeveT. that hs drank
the glass of negus he bad poorea for her
and was sb0ue ~ oondnct her up stairs
when Ahs lAughing'y rsnonEtrated with
him fnr-baviAg fors9e1ep her rsedA
This" abe said, ''cnnvtnced ne
that my new AoquAintADoa va - any
rate. vury dinerent from. most o. tka
y0aBR men Hroa6d usPs--Fosth's Con-
pmniuaL o. . .--sarrT mfwE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-16
rnE cAsLG cAR MAN.


Ne Chains TAaa no F~ass b~Aw@w WAmm
Ai@sst Unssrrs MA&
when the railroad men lgfR to eahia
ear q the head of the Milwnukes arp-
nue. viAduci. the ErtpnAn thrvw ths
lever forward with Rn emphafto "np"
and said: Those locomotive engineers
think they are the only men with nerve
who ride on railA Did you bear them
talking about how weak they fslt AfteT
their machine had tuss missed knocking
some clumsy farmer over the taisBraph
wires and how they sweat . cold, sweat
when the baby toddled in frunt of their
snginel Did you get onto their trtck for
lnyon because they have lost their nerva
through running fast and enn't mAks
over 10 miles an hour until thGy gsa
their nerve back AEninf II tboss s1gi-
neers would take this run. they iworld
b wet through all the time And Wopldnt
have enoagh nerve left 70 snas . neasan-
ger boy.
There are more kids % the. acre ID
Milwaukee avenue than Anywhsrs elSs
in the city. and every last one of them
plays in between me Hfrref car trackA
We have close shs<es every block Juse
like that Did yCn ne that man theni
He had plenty Of time 20 wait for ths
three seconds 10 takes for ua 90 DanA. 6ua
he eouldn't wait. and We ErasA him.
We don't run 80 miles an hour, boa yCa
can kill . man just - quick s. - rniiss
an hour. and IL shakes YOa NJ. Just N
much There isn't = ripnan In Chicago
but breads 90 make the down town loop
. dSring the fuah hours Pruvidenos looka
after SAoies and drunken men. and b.
! iieve we have especial Pr0Sidence with
uA You PeUpIe may think We have .
( feelings. but l have SEEN men run their
grip cars into the barn and then sit
down. weak as a cat and white a. .
sheet Their nerves had given out. and
that wAa all that was tho matter wita
them "-Chirago Record
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-16

will pay the above reward for the
arrest and delivery 20 the officers OF
the court for the third judicial di-
vision OF the Indian Territory OF II. j..
Upton wanted for the abduction OF
my child and for whose arrest papers
have been duly issued by Hon. Charles
B. Stuart, Judge of said court. Upton
is 80 years old. Il feet. ! or 2inches tall.
light complexion, dark grey hair, and
heavy brown somewhat grey NOUS
per lip. deep blue eyes, quick spoken,
hut reticent, and speaks crabidly.
Child was stolen August II last; IL Is
boy aged , years and months;
has scar from burn on left leg.
Address, Mrs. l.. J. f1PTOS.
I5 d-lSw I'm Hewitt, |. IT.