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HandkerCbiefS.

| There is an immense satisfaction in buy
ing Handkerchiefs from such an end
less variety as We show. A complete
line OF French Embroidered Handker-
chiefs from II IL. IL %. p, 81. and soc.
UMBRELLAS.
Don't forget the Umbrella. We mean
don't forget to buy IL from the Tower.
our Holiday Umbrellas are just the
thing. Best Of material and style.
Gentlemen's Umbrellas, 81.
Gentlemens Umbrellas. $3.50.
Gentlemens Umbrellas. g.
Gentlemens Umbrellas. $3.50.
Gentlemens Umbrellas, g. 81. and s..
Ladies' Umbrellas. We have the correct
things Prices. s1.25 20 3.
GENTLEMEN'S MACkINTOSHEs.
90 Mackintoshes that sold at $40. Looks
like an overcoat. For holiday trade.
We have bought them 10 sell for $.
TABLE LINENS.
Wise people won't miss our Linen De-
psrtment For holiday gifts nothing
IS more acceptable than a nice Table
Cloth. For two days we Will sell Ia
ble-Cloths, with fringe-2 style N7o;
WHITE APRONS.
Buy an Apron for your servant. Nice
White Lawn Apron FOR lie. For &c.
We can give you zoe. Apron.
MEMS NECKwEAR.
Ladies'. this is something that will please
every man. First Is your good taste
to select him a Tie. The most ex-
quste Holiday Ties for . and 5Oc.
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT..
A revelation TO the ladies'. our stock OF
Jewelry will interest any lady.
Infants Solid Gold Rings, jeweller's price,
81: we give you the same styles for Zoe.
Ladies' Solid Gold Rings. all style set
tngs. jewellers price. 8; we charge
81 for them.
Silver Lock Chain Bracelets. all sizes, our
price $50.
Plated Lock Bracelets. look Ike gold.
will wear like aid. our price H.25.
Novelties In Stickrins, 25c.
Sterling Silver Novelties.
Sterling Silver Scissors for your manicure
set or work basket. Our price for the
best grade $50
Sterling Silver Hair-Curlers, jewellers
price. g.. our price. 81.
Sterling Silver Shoe-Buttoners something
useful for the dresser. our price 81.
Ladies' Sterling Silver Penknife. some
thing that you can carry in your
pocket-books. our price 81.
Sterling Silver Cigar-Cutters, 81.
Sterling Silver Book Marks. Silver Key
Rings. and Silver Erasers
Three pieces of Sterling Silver Manicure.
in Nail-File. Cuticle-Knife, and Glove
Buttoner
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Novelties For HOLIDAY Gifts.

NU'UiliuD fUl uUlluuJ uillD'
Silver Comb. Brush. and Mirror. in oak
case. price $3.50. for 50.
Silver Glove Boxes. a snowy and very In
expensive gift. for sec.
Silver Handkerchief Boxes, a most APP
propriate gift for a lady, price soc.
Silver Pn-Trays, I'm many styles, for 25c.
Silver Match Boxes. very useful gift
for man. DC.
Silver Picture Frames, a snowy gift. for
SOMETHING TO PLEASE THE LITTLE
ONES.
Silver Knife. Spoon. and Fork for 25c.
a cute present for a child. Buy Silver
Cup for 25c.
PERFUMERIEs.
Nothing Is more appropriate than a bot
tie of Fine Perfumery for your lady
friend.
Christmas Perfumery in Violet Water.
Lavender Water. Lily of the Valley,
and Heliotrope. Prices %. 80, and 75c.
Colgate's Fine Perfume, two bottles In
box, for SOC.
sachet Powders. in the most delicate
doors. ) and l0c.
ART DISPLAY
IN GUlPURE WORK.
Don't you want to give your mother or
sister beautiful gift? Look at these
artistic goods I'm Pilow-Shams, Table
Mats, Buifet-Scarfs,, Bureau-Scarfs,
Tray-Coyers and Lunch-Cloths.
OSTRICH BOAS.
Do you want TO please your best lady?
Buy one of those Real Ostrich-Tip
Boas from the Tower. A gift that any
lady can accept. Real Ostrich-Tip Boa
for s., S, 50. SO. and $l2.
NECK BOAS.
You can buy a Pretty Feather Boa for
s1.25.
For 15c. we will sell Genuine Mink Boa.
BOYS CLOTHING.
We have gifts 10 please the little boys.
Now parents, your opportunity in
buying Christmas Clothing stock
that we are sacrificing.
Boys Knee-Pants, l5c.
Boys Double Breasted Suits for 81.
Boys Suits for s., $3.50. and 81.
Boys Chnchila Refers, with large brass
buttons, selling elsewhere for $, our
price 1898.
Children's Tam o. Shanter Caps, in the
most desirable colors 45c.
LEATHER GOODS.
Give your mother a Shopping Bag. a most
serviceable gift. for 80. I5c. 81, and
s1.25. We have many styles.
Pocket Books for Christmas gifts are just
the thing for your sisters or friends
We have an endless variety OF Pocket
Books and Card-Cases combined. Our
prices %, 30, 75c., 81, $50 and s..
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-THE BOARD
OF DIRECTORS OF THE RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD COM
PANY have declared DIVIDEND OF
the company. payable ON AND AFTER
THE ID DAY OF JANUARY, 1896, 10 all
holders Of record on the Goth of December.
1925, after which date the books OF trans
fer will be closed until January 2, 1886.
W. II. JONES,
de lS-td Treasurer.
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de ls-td

DIVIDEND NoTICE.-THE BOARD
OF DIRECTORS OF the RICHMOND.
FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
DIVIDEND of THREE DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS Share on the Com
mon Stock and Dividend Obligations OF
the company. payable on the "a OF
JANUARY. 1886, 70 holders OF the
same of record on the 20th Of December.
1880 from which date TO the 5th OF Janu-
airy, 1896. the books of transfer will be
closed. J. Il. WINSTON,
de l7-tJal Treasurer.
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GentIemen's Watches.


For $50 we will sell you a Heavy Nickel
Watch, made TO sell for 81 guaranteed
Tor two years. Now's your chance at
most charming gift for your
brothers or friends
TOYS.
Santa Claus IS in the Basement He has
plenty OF Toys left for the little ones.
Rocking Chairs. with plush bottoms. high
ly polished, price 81.
Doll Carriages IN all sizes. We have
them large and small and can give
You an Infants Doll-Carriage for &c.
We have Doll-Carriages for As, 75c., 81.
$50, 81. and 50.
Children's Writing Desks. something use
full for n child, our price SIC.
japanese Flag Boats. too many in stock,
our price 75c., now 35c.
Toy Bedsteads. CSC.
Toy Dol-Chairs. 25c
Toy Doll-Swlngs. 25c.
Horse Rollers. with Chimes, SOC.
Tin Refrigerators. price Soc. now $50
Cyrograph Tops. 25c.
Accordions. 25c.
Drawing States Csc
Toy Scales. lOc.: Kaleidoscope. loo.
Toy Pistols. SOC; RollSkates. 4c.
Wash Sets zoe
Marble Game .Tip-I-Tap, soc;
Bullets. 5Oc.. Brownie Ten-Pins, 81.
Kitchen Sets. %. 80, and loc.
Soldier Company. 30 soldiers, SOC.
Scroll Puzzles. many styles, % and SOC.
Fast-Spinning Tops, &c.
Toy Trunks. soc.
Lotto Sets, % and zoe.
Toy Pianos, &c; Toy Cradles. <5 and 55c.
Tool Chests, %. 20. Toe. and 81.
Iron Toys OF all kinds. .. 80, 15c., and II.
Wooden Brownie-Cars. 25c.
| Parlor Croquet Sets, soc.
| Drums, %, 20, and Toe.
! Iron Stoves. SOC. and 81.
| Air-Rihes, 81.
| Buffalo BIZ Guns. l5c.
! Harmless Guns, SOC.
| Rubber Balls 25c: Toy-Books. i0c.
| Blocks, Csc. VelOcipedes. sl.I5.
| Iron Wagons s.. Express-Wagons Sc
| Wheelbarrows. % and SIC.
! Large Bureaus. $50 and s2.75.
| Childrens High Chairs. SOC. and 81.
| Infants Swinging Chairs, 81.
Infants Chairs, 30c.
Sleighs IS, soc, 75c., and Sl.60.
Doll Crochet Sacques. 25c.
T, Singing Birds. 81.
/ Horns, 5, 10, and 25c.
NOVELTIES.
, Endless varieties OF Novelties in Fancy
/ Goods, Sterling Silver Goods, Books,
| Games, and Toys.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE SHIP
SAILING FOR THE TOWER?
| Don't miss IT, You will see the wild
waves in JULIUS SYCLE SONS
window. The most attractive Christ
. mas In the city. A real, moving ship.
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Loving Cup Presented.

Class held at Gatewood Hal last night
a handsome silver lovlng-cup. suitably
Inscribed. was presented to Right Wor-
shipful Joseph w. Eggleston, their
teacher. by the members Of the class.
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wen to Huntington TO help nurse him.

Went TO Huntington TO help nurse him,
mas returned home.
Miss Maggie Savage. OF Norfolk. who
mas Deen visiting friends in the city for
sne past few weeks. left for home last
Tuesday.
oidway C.cary, n 14-year-old boy. took
a Tather cold bath yesterday. when he was
east expecting H. He was pl aging around
me dock. when he stumbled and fe.l head
ioiS INTO the water. Luckily for the
out. MN Nv
Facts from Fulton.
Rey. 7. T. Throckmorton will preach at
piavk creek church Christmas morning
AZ II ciucN. Mr.. Throckmorton's term
as pastor OF Pamunky church has expired
"hu can Tor 1895 has been extended
a sho0tng match will take place Mon
Jay NJ Maynaid's brick-yard, Just below
tuton, ON the River road, when lots Of
prizes. W ~
Alderman Joseph T. Mountcastle. Of
tuiton' and Mrs. Jennie Galloway. Of
Manchester. were married on Thursday
nrieht very quietly at the residence OF
NeN' Mr. Lear. They will reside in Full
Mr.. Lawrence Parr. who was on a visit
mere last week. left Monday for Balti-
more. where he joins his ship. which
caves Tor South America.
otto. a young son of Reiman Gundlach
had his hand cut off by saw ut the Vir-
gsnia and North Carolina Wheel Company
Works Friday afternoon. The boy was
mol tmnl0VCl fhqra
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Dress Goods.

~ WV AOO6Ss
A large and varied assortment or Black
and Colored Dress Goods. in dress
lengths, put up expressly for the holi-
day trade. They are strictly all wool,
selected from our regular stock, and
marked at one third regular prices,
ranging from sl.25 TO $50 each.
CHENILLE TABLE COVERS.
Chenille Table-Covers. 45c.
Chenille Table-Covers, 69c.
Chenille Table-Covers, 81.
BOOKS.
We have a bookstore in the corner OF our
store. Too many Books 10 carry for
one house, so we have marked them
down for the holiday trade. BY the best
authors
Our S5c Books for 70 l-2c.
Our 50c Books for 25c.
our St. Nicholas Series for boys and
girls. SOC. Books. for 25c.
All complete volumes of Books now at
sacrifice.
GENTLEMEN's GLOVES.
We carry many styles of Gloves-Wool
Gloves Buck Gloves. Dogskin, Astra-
chan, and Scotch Gloves. A NICE
warm Christmas present. Prices, %,
80, 75c, 81, and sl.50.
For 81 We. sell you Gentleman's Dressy
Kid Glove.
GENTLEMEN's HANDKERCHIEFs.
TOO MANY STYLES TO TALK ABOUT.
TOO MANY CHEAP ONES TO
ADVERTISE.
500 Gentlemen's Linen Drawn Handker-
chiefs, that were made 10 sell at 25c.
apiece. We will sell for 25c.
For Sec. we will sell you u Cotton Large
Size Handkerchiefs.
LADIES' CLOAkS AND CAPES
This will be a warm greeting for the
ladies'. Give her one of those Beauti-
full. Dressy Velour Capes, trimmed
deliberately with jet for a Christmas
gift These Capes we're made espe-
cially for holiday trade. For SIS styles
we charge SO.
A Stylish BoA-Coat, ripple back, tailor
made, in rough and smooth effects,
prices s. to so.
A Plain Beaver Cape, edged with satin,
made TO sell for 81, for Christmas 81.
Call Monday, as the stock Is limited
at this figure
MEMS SHIRTS.
A Pure Llnen-Bosom Shirt reinforced
back and front, custom made. These
Shirts were made to sell for CSC. Our
price, SOC.
A Good, Heavy Merino Shirt, I'm Camel's-
Hair. Natural Woods, and Sheepwool.
for soc.
MEMS CAssIMEREs.
For the holiday trade We will sell a Gen.
teman's Nice-Quality Pants Pattern
for 81 o.
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l9-ts

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-THE BOARD
ot DiRECTORS OF THE PETERS
HiJRG RAILROAD COMPANY have de-
cIssr ON the capital stock OF the COM
many payable on AND AFTER THE
IN OF JANUARY. 1886. to all holders OF
record or the Goth day OF December. 1870,
aster which date the books OF transfer
vii be closed until January 2. 1886
VIZ w. X. JONES.
40 ,a-td Treasurer.
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The Board OF Directors have declared a
cr.nII-ANNVAL DIVIDEND OF I PER
StsTfr free of taxi, payable on and after
Ja"u"'' VIM. VI. MCCARTHY.
,,o,s Secretary.
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once Va. Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
Richmond, Va. December II, 1870
DIVIDEND.
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p1cu,loNn. VA. December Is, ls95.

RICHMOND. VA, December IS, 1885.
The directors Of the RICHMOND PER-
pETUAL BUILDING. LOAN, AND
TRUST COMPANY have declared
sEAiI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF 0
PER CENT, payable at their office on
and after JANUARY 2. 1896.
WILLIAM LOVENSTEIN.
Az % %. d o6&dtJa3 Cashier.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Granite Building Company

Granite. Building Company,
No. ll02 east Main street.
Richmond. Va. December q. 1885.
Phone Sd. - . e..a.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMA
Nv have declared a SEMI-ANNUAL
DTVIDEND OF I PER CENT. uree OF
tax). payable on and after January 2, 1886.
SAMUEL IL. PULLIAM.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Ia % d DC % 20,&Ia II
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Richmonders in New York.
AN EXCITING REVELATION.

NEW YORK. December H.-(Special(
Z. c. Pyle, Albert; ". Il. Gay, Grand.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

1871 PROFIT IN ONE WEEK ON AN
INVEST ENT Of 500. Smaller invest
ments paid proportionaly. Profits dis
bursed weekly Important Information
free. III. HUDSON, $50 Madison avenue.
COvlngton, Ky. de 2-lt
sioo PER MONTH. OR MORE.
Chances to make money by speculation
are better now than ever. Nice incomes
are made from small Investments. Wheat
and Stocks offer excellent opportunities
for those with limited means TO make
money. We always work for customers
interests. Write for advice and book
showing how TO do II free.
COMACK & CO.
de S-Su&Wly 80 Broadway. New York.
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The Bon 1arChe.
lde 22-su,w&O

Cde % su, WE'D


Personal.
Doy~NN|NN~N<~o~~>~ys- >r>>c-NNSNNoN~N~J~>>-
NOTICE..
TO POLICY HOLDERS OF THE
AMERICAN FlkE-INSC RANCE COM
PANY. OF NEW YORK: The American
Reinsurance Company, OF New York,
has certified 10 ne that y has ceased 70
carry on business In this State. ard,
further that all its FIXED Liza.
BILITIES for losses or taxes have Teen
LIABILITIES under It's policies have
Company. OF Brooklyn, ~ y, ami the
law, as provided in section 1916, " c..
1887. having been complied with, have
requested me 10 deliver the bonds now
held by me to secure its Virginia policy
holders To them.
Now. this IS to notify all the VIRGINIA
POLICY HOLDERS that | viii on the
bonds % the said American Ftre-lnsu-
rance Company. unless there be- protest
made by the VIRGINIA POLICY
HOLDERS A. w HARTMAN, Jr.,
no 27tDe26i Treasurer OF Virginia.
INTERSTATE CASUALTY COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK. This company proposes
TO make application 10 the Treasury OF
the State ~ Virginia at the end OF thirty
days from this time for the return OF
their securities that are deposited with
the Treasurer for the protection OF their
policy holders In this State. We claim
that all claims against this company In
the State ~ Virginia have been settled.
THE INTERSTATE CASUALTY co.
Richmond Va. November z5, 1896
no es-3ot
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HAVE YOU SEEN THE SHIP
SAILING FOR THE TOWER?
Don't miss II. You will see the Wild
waves In JULIUS SYCLE & SONS
window The most attractive Christ
mas in the city. A real, moving ship.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-02
MOTocYCLE RACES POSTPONED.


CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The motoeycle con-
test has been postponed until Thanksgiving
day. The postponement was ordered by the
judges. General Merritt. Prof. John T..
Barrett and Henry Timkin, when they me,
at the Washington Park clubhouse this
afternoon. Great pressure has been brought;
to bear on the judges by the American
manufacturers and inventors on the plea
that insufficient time had been given TO
those who were trying 10 evolve a pracsi
cable vehicle for road service which would
solve the horseless-carriage problem.
Inough the big contest is thus postponed.
there VIII be a race tomorrow between
those that have appeared In Chicago up
to the present time. Mr.. III. II. Kohlsaas
offered prize of $500. TO be divided among
those who have been prompt enough To
appear at Washington Park Club. and four
carriages will run along the entire route
tomorrow. These wagons belong 10 the
Duryea Motor Wagon Company. of Spring
field Mass; the Kane & Pennington Com
pany, OF Racine; Morris & Salon. OF Phil
adelph.a, and the III. Mueller Manufac.ur-
tons attaching TO the race were accepted
by all who declared their intention OF par
taking In the race on Thanksgiving day.
Scores of letters have been received from
inventors and manufacturers asking for
just a little more time in which to perfect
their machines. Ii was this that lei the
judges to change the date of the big con-
test, with the idea that all would ne given
machines along the route which was to
prove the race track for the fin de steele
carriages Such an impetus has been giver
TO the invention all over the country that
operations have been commenced IN every
direction Time. however, has been a stern
mentor. and few have been able TO respond
postponement of the motorcycle race until
Thanksgiving day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-02
RATES RAISED 25 PER CENT.
War Between Bankers and the Eek
press Companies.

NEW YORK, Nov. Ia large increase in
the rates for transporting money by express
order went into effect to-day. This increase
is said to average . per cent. between points
east OF Chicago. and even more to points
west OF that place. This increase OF rates
is regarded as another blow in the warfare
waged for some time past between the ex-
press companies and the State and national
banks throughout the country. and which, it
is said, win be carried TO Congress by the
banks. This conflict was precipitated last
winter, when the companies raised the rates
on money shipped from bank to bank.
The State Bank Association have prepared
bills. which. IL is stated, will be introduced
into Congress, next month. placing the ex-
press companies under the provisions of the
interstate-commerce act as common car
riers. The bankers are endeavoring 10 per-
feet a system which shall make the bank
draft supplement the money order III will
require cooperation between the several
State associations and the establishment of
State clearing houses TO accomplish this
The banks are sending money by registered
mail and insuring the registered packages
and from far away as Buffalo messen-
gers are sent to New York with satchels
full o. greenbacks TO be delivered TO city
banks in order to meet drafts
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-02
THREATS OF THE A. r. L.
Great Northern Railway System May
BE Tied Up by the Order.

ST PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 1-For some days
past a special committee appointed by the
American Railway Union delegates TO the
Devils lake country one month ago has
been in the city seeking conference with
President Hill. of the Great Northern rail-
way, in regard to an alleged breaking of
his agreement with members of the order
after the great strike on that system in
May, 1884, They made repeated attempts
to see Mr.. Hill. but without success, and
finally, late tonight. they issued a long
statement. giving their grievances and the
correspondence they have had in their at
tempt to confer with President Hill. They
announce that in view of the treatment the
employees have received and the refusal of
all attempted conferences with the view OF
righting such grievances. the special COM
mttee will leave tonight for their homes
and .the public need not be surprised 10
find the Great Northern system tied up as
tight as a drum from st. Paul to the coast -
No date is fixed for such an event, but the
constitution of the American Railway Union
requires that strikes must be initiated by
the employees themselves.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-02
MEXICO STIRRED UP
CATHOLIC PRELATES SAID To DE
ENGAGED IN A CONSPIRACY.
Alleged Scheme to Secure Annexation
tn the United States-Commcnt
of the Newspapers.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 1.-Party feeling
is being stirred up over an alleged plot on
the part of the higher clergy in favor of Sc
cret annexation to the United States. II is
charged in Liberal papers that the late
Archbishop Labastida had, before his death,
planned to erect here an American Catho-
lie church, which should be built with
American money and should be American in
the personnel of the clergy attached to the
church. This was to be in the nature of an
overture to the Catholics of the United
States and manifestation of the desire of
the Mexican clergy to bring about a close
understanding. 1t is now averred that
Bishop Plancartes motive in inviting Arch
bishop Corrigan and other great Catholic
dignitaries Of the United States was TO
make the strongest possible bid for Catholic
support in the northern republic. and also
TO indicate to the masses of the Mexican
Catholics that they had powerful friends in
the United States.
FL Notioso, a newspaper, charges that the
late Archbishop Labastida imprudently di-
vulged his annexation ideas to fervent
Catholic, who received the proposition
coldly, remarking that he was a patriot
before he a Catholic
Monitor Republicano, Liberal in politics,
but always in opposition TO the Governor.
says in a leader to-day: ''If these th.ngs
are true, IL is plain that the clergy. not
withstanding the harsh reproaches and ter
rible accusations against them, insist on
perpetrating more crimes against the faith
erland. Their hateful tendencies are un-
changeable; their sinister labors have no
interruption. and the clergy will continue
always to be grand hypocrite and traitor
to Mexico
The Mexican Herald ridicules the report.
styling it a case of politico-religious hys-
terra meritng medical treatment. anu says
the American people have no wish to annex
Mexico, the only annexationists in the
United States being visionary AIormons
like Joseph Cannon and notwithstanding
politicians of no influence. The Herald says
il is opposed to annexation. to pacific con-
quest by Americans and to European
schemes for regaining dominance in this
country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-02
DESERTED THEIR FAMILIES.
Two Nebraska Politicians EIopc with
Eightecn-Year-Old Girls.

WAVERLI, Neb., Nov. DIR George
McCandless and 4. r.. Vining prominen.
Nebraska politicians. have eloped with
Misses Alice Miller and Margaret Ward.
The girls arc eighteen years old and con-
nected with the frs; families of this COM
inunity. Tuesday Miss Miller left home,
saying she was going to visit friends in
Lincoln. DR.. McCandless left Waverly
about the same time. He told his family
that he would be back yesterday morning
Miss Miller did not visit her friends: the
Doctor did not return as agreed. The reg
lowing entry: &C. A. McCandiess and
friend. waverly, ss-I." Nining and Miss
Ward appeared In that city yesterday
morning. The coping quartet left osfen-
sloly for Arizona. Both men have fam
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-02
URDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ?, 1895.
and some from Miss Long. a typewriter in
his office. and published just what re-

and some from Miss Long, a typewriter in
his office. and published just what 1 re-
ceived."
Amy Long. the typewriter referred to.
said she received the manuscript OF the
book from Mr.. Shoemaker. Ii was in pencil,
and the handwriting was unknown TO her.
A specimen of Holiness handwriting was
shown her and she identified 1t as the same.
Agent Perry. OF the insurance company,
was recalled 10 identify Holiness handwrft-
ing.
Detective Geyer. who was also recalled.
said he had been sent TO Holiness cell about
five weeks ago to il there was any
poison concealed there. While making
search, he came on the manuscript OF the
book and brought IL to the district attorney.
He also found in Holiness cell, besides the
manuscript, a letter to John King about the
sale of the book.
DIR. Lehman was recalled and answered a
number of questions about the effects OF
chloroform
The Commonwealth offered in evidence the
letters. papers. pictures and the Holmes
book end rested its case.