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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-02-02
Ma OKOhO SWIATA

Lord Randolph Charch IL zmari 20
styczna w Londynie.
M'eazy Niemcami Japonia roz-
poczety sic rokowania traktat han
diowy.
w Moskwie wydalouo z uuiwersy
tetu 20 student6w "a demoustracye
przeciw profssorowi.
Graneseud, Auglia.-Rzadowa bar
ka Pa,rel, ladunkiem proohu, ule
gia eksplozyi. z zaiogi ME pozosta
10 ami Sladu.
w Niemczech odbywsjs sic po
szukiwania broszur socyalistycznych,
kt6re ma il przekona6 potrzebie
praw przeciw rewolucyonistom.
Do Paryza przybyi Aleksander,
krol Ssrbii. Spotkaf go na dworcu
exkrol Milan przedstawiciel prezy-
denta Faure, minister spraw zagra
nicznych.
Bruksella.-Dnia % Stycznia bonn
ba eksplodowaaa W kawiarri Jumet
Wielkie szkody zostaiy zrzadzone
budynku, ale publicznosci Mkt
MIA ucierpia&.
w pociagu pod Fountaiubleau,
(Francya) jakis podrozoy zaczas ma
gle strzela6 do swych towarzyszy;
zanim go ujeto, zabi4 zakonnice j
zranit trzy inne osoby.
Madryt.-Na posiedzeniu rady ga
binetu zadecydowanc, by podniest
cio ma pszenice op6f dolara ma he
ktolitrze; jako tez podniesd Gene
przewozu Ia zboze W g}ab kroju.
w Argol (Francya) Jakob Gour
melon zamordowa& W miejscu pu
blicznem W obec swiadk6w probosz
cza 2 Landerennec. Morderce n.
reszsowano dopiere po uplywie do
by.
w SanLouis Potosi dwoje dziec
bawiac sic W poblizu, odkryio jaski
ME. w giebi jej znaleziono zelazn.
kufer nape&niony staremi pieniadzm
stspla hiszpahskiego. Wartoso skar
bu wynosi $3.50. 600.
z Mentony donosza, il Bolessav
Maseski ranis sic wystrza}em re
wolweru W ogrodzie publicznym
Odwieziono 60 do szpitala. Powia
da, IL jest oGara amerykahskiego po
jedynku i bedzie lnusia} sobie zyci
odebrat, chotby wyzdrowiaf.
correspondent paryski donosi
niebezpiecznej sile radyka}ow v
francuskim parlamencie. w ciagu
siedmiu miesiecy zyskali sto g'os5w
obecnie potrzebuja SO aby mie
wiekszost W senacie, % by posias
przewage W izbie deputowapych.
w. A. Aldrich, przybySy wys
py Hawai-, donosi sp1sku, ktory
mial dynamitem wysadzi6 W powie
trze gmacby rzadowe wraz z admi
nistracya wyspy, prezydentem i woj
skami rzadowemi. Spisek zostaa Cd
kryty przez Klaudyusza Wetmore.
Cesarz Wilhelm obchodzil uroczys
Gle swe urodziny 26 stycznia,
tel okazyi wystosowa} list do armii
W kt6rym podnosi wielkosc Niemie'
i wojne zwycieska, kt6ra sic sta''
podwalina tel wielkosci. Miaste
Barlin by3o wieczorem iluminowa
ne, a t}umy ludzi zalega1y ulice.
"Elba', okret nalezacy do iowa.
rzystwa "Norddeutcher Lloyd" "a
topii sic dnia 20 stycznia ma drodze
Rotterdamu do Aberdeen. Ude.
rzyi W niego okret angielski" Crathe'
i nemal ca{kowicie przecia} W pol
z $50 pasazerow ma "Elbie'' zaled.
vie 10 uratowano cd smierci.
Move ministeryum francuskie
utworzono W b.tygod. W sk}ad jego
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-02-02

San Francisco, Cal.-Rzeka Sa.
cramento szeroko rozlala. It's mil
kwdr. doliny pod woda.
Chicago.-23. stycz. spali'a sig
fabryks drzwi okien. Strate,
$4,000, pokrywa ubezpieczenie.
Erie, Pa.-People's Savings Bank
North East, Pa, upad1. dug,
wynosza $353,5OO; majatek, 429
tysiecy'
Milldale, Ky.--Troje dzieci VIM.
Reaback'a, pozostawione same W
domu, pr6bowsly roznieci6 ogieh W
piecu, nalasy zbyt duzo nsfty ma
drewka gdy rzuciiy piec zapalona
zapalke nastapii wybuch. Piomie.
ME ogsrnefy dzieci i MIN nadbiegli
sasiedzi dwaj ch}opcy juz niezyli, a
dziew czynka konala.
Mnneapolis.-Firma Peary Il 20.
wys}a}a transport zboza do Liver
poll przez Paname. Jest to proba
wielkiej wsgi dla handlarzy zboza.
Gdy {adunek przybedzie do Panamy
zboze przetransportuja laden do
Kolon, skad znowu pojdzie statkami
DO Anglii. Podroz potrwa 80 dni,
zuacznie kr6ciej niz dotychczas
droga naoko}o przyladka Horn.
Vandalia, ll.-Rada miasta ME mo
g'a sic ugodzi6 Z kompauia Gene
oswietlenia ulic; miasto dawaio 2,7OO
rocznie, kompsnia chciaaa 5000.
Wskutek tego odcieto swiatfo, zupe1
na ciemnoso zaleg}a ulice W nocy;
tax musi pozostac, poki kompaaia
ME postawi ma swojem. Wobec ia.
kich przyk}ad6w, miasta powinny
jak najusi)niej starac sic o wiasne
oswie tlenie, gdyz kazdy dollar prze,
p1acony obciaza mieszkahc6w po-
datkiem.
Connelsville, Pa.-Don:esiono ko.
/ ronerowi, il zna!eziono cia{o Jozefy
Holiday ma osamotnionem .niejscu
"a miastem. Koroner W asystency
urzednikow ciekawych wszed} dc
mieszkania brata niezywej. Gdy
mia} sic zabra6 do ogladania zw}ok
J6zefa H. nagle podniossa sic, wyda
jao okrzyk zdziwienia. Korone1
zblad3, ciekawi pouciekali; lecz rzecs
sic predko wyjaSniia. J.H. ME by3s
umar}a, tylko wzie}a wieksza doze
opium, ktore ja powaliio nieprzy
tomna ma drodze. Jest prawdopo
dobnie ob}akana.
Columbus, o. wlezienia stsno
wego donosza, il poczatkiem 1S9z
roku wiezni6w by}o 1920, W ciag,
roku przyby1o 1899, uby1o 1,O35
najwyzsza liczba wiezniow by&a II
Lipca. 2167. Spodziewaja sic wick
szego napfywu przestepcow W rok'
1895.
z Zpowodu prawa, kt6re ogranicz'
uzywanie wiezniow do piracy, W cia
gu roku by}o 1910 pracujacych,
954 bez piracy. Zarzad wiezienia oh
licza, il poniesiona W ten spos6i
strata wynosi 5000 rocznie Ia kazdc
60 wieznia. o tylez wzrastaja podat
XII ma utrzymanie wiezienia. zwroci'
jednak nalezy uwage, il robotnicy
traca, gdy wiezniowie pracuja; gdy
ME pracuJa, podatek rozk}ada sic y
drobnych czesciach ma k;asy posia
dajace, ,ktorym latwiej iestg 60 ponies'
niz robotnikowi utrate piracy.
q drugiej strony zas wiezienie
bez praoy wp}Ywa szkodliwie ns
wiezni6w.
Perry, O.T.-W kosciele wiejskin
niedaleko Inghalls zaszed1 wypadek
kt6ry zywo poruszyi GAIA parafa
Kilka miesiecy te1nu pastor johnson
zajaa miejsoe pastora Tully, ktory
pozostal dyakonem przy tymze
kosc.ele. Nowy pastor obszed} sic
pare razy surowo diskonem, ten
chcac sic zemscic, pozbiera} rome
niepochlebne wiadomosci dotyczace
pastora johnson jego zony, poczem
1.~..~;,, #od do,U<ol "a M loSoiolo
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-02-02
AFORYZMY.

Wielkie projekta kohcza sic wiel-
kimi d4ugan.i.
Male pomys}a wielkie powodzenie
nigdy ME chodza razem.
Niedba3y knpiec ma niedba1ych
xupujacych.
Czesto klerk wiecej dba swoj kra-
wat niz sprzedaz towaru.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-02-02
ODCIAL SIZE.

-Widze, rs zupe}nie zgfupia,, moi
mezu. ma starosc.
20. przepraszam-ja zawsse jestem
jedhakowy cd miodosci.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-02-02

w Bricefeld, Mo-, istnieje cd ME-
dawna nowe pol,kie Tow. wojskowe,
Legion m}odziehc5w sw. J6zefa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
FRFDERICKSBU NOTES.
Changes in the Col eEiate Institute-Death
of n Colored Centenarian.


| FREDERICKSBURG VA. March r.
| Special-The Board of Trustees of the
| Fredericksburg Collegiate Institute has
! decided to raise the grade of the insti-
| tute and effect a new arrangement of the
| classes. The regular four collegiate names
! of classes-Freshmen Sophomore. Junior
! and Senior--wil be used hereafter. Two
new professors will be added 10 the facul-
ty and a training school for Christian
workers will be inaugurated next session.
The Democratic committee OF Essex
county has elected Mr.. b. b. Broken
brough as its chairman.
Messrs. Hurkamp, Of this city, have
just received the first large order from
the branch of their sumac mandatory
which they recently established in Berlin.
Mrs. Katie Sales colored the oldest
resident of Fredericksburg. died Sunday
i'm her one hundredth year.
Mr.. j. Preston Clarke, Of Unonvilc.
Orange county, has made an assignment:
liabilities and assets not known.
The old Fredericksburg Academy build
ing has been torn down. The building is
historic, many of the leading public
men in the South having gone TO school
there. Two fine residences will be erected
OH the site.
\ handsome marble slab has been put
up over the grave OF the late Rev. J. a.
Bellinssly. of King George. by some of
his friends.
Mr. John T. Rhoades. a proTinet citi-
zen of Orange, is dead
Captain George f. Wheeler. who has
been in the West for some time. is here
on visit.
Mr.. W. T. Leavell has finished his
wagon factory on Prince Edward street,
and will at once begin the manufacture.
OF wagons.
The judge of the County Court of
King George has been petltioned TO order
vote on the question of selling intox-
ica'ing liquors in the county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
HOBBS Not Alone.

Editor of The Times
Dear Sir,-I have thought repeatedly of
calling your attention to the great an
noyance given some Of the citizens of
this vicinity by bad boys. but failed to
do so on account of a disinclination to
report my own grievances. Now, since
the case has come up through my neigh
Dor. | feel it my duty to substantiate
his evidence by few instances Of law
lessness.
The electric globe al the corner Of
Eighth and Clay streets has been broken
with rocks three or four times I'm the
last eighteen months by these same boys
not by accident, but with deliberate in
tenton. Last summer they tvampled
on. broke down, and even pulled up any
flowers that we attempted to grow in our
yard This winter they have broken our
windows. pelted our house with mud
or snow-either that seemed 10 be most
convenient-and when demonstrated with
by member of my family, are Invariably
very impertnent. Even children visit
ing my house are molested. and frequent
ly have to be conducted away by some one
of its inmates.
| reported six or eight of these boys
to their parents and some few, / think.
were prohibited. as they have not since
annoyed me, but my reports had little
OF no elcl WITH the majority. Plainly,
their parents did not believe me, or else
did not care about the action of their
children. After the reports were sent
the only information l had of their re-
ception was my name being repeated,
with many vile epithets. at my door. be-
fore my children and their nurse.
have written TO the captain 'of police
Of this district with no better result. as
l received no answer and know Of no
action on his part in regard TO the.mat-
ter. There was an officer i'm citizens
dress on or near this corner for long
while last summer. | mention this as
evidence that some one else has reported
the case before. Those who are fortu-
nate, or unfortunate. enough to have
a relative in this gang of course. are
never molested
Yours very truly.
l.. G. TUCKER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
a TILL PHONE COMPANY CHARTERED.
DIED FROM HEK INJURIES
Mrs. Henrian Davies Knocked Down by n
Trolley Car-lhe Panpiil- Hamner Case.

LYNCHBURG, VA, March Especial.
Mrs. Henrian Davies died last night at
late hour DIT the Home and Retreat
from injuries received by being knocked
down by trolley car of the Lynchburg
Electric Company on February 18th. She
was an old lady and very deaf. On the
day of the accident she was coming down
Twelfth street, when near the corner Of
Clay she stepped from the sidewalk to
avoid some barriers, which had been
erected at that point TO prevent pedes-
TRANS from walking near an old brick
tenement that had been condemned. She
was engaged in watching the house and
failed to notice the approach of the car.
The car struck her and knocked her
down. She was picked up and carried
into a store. At the time her injuries
were not considered dangerous, later.
however. partial paralysis set i'm, and
for several days she has been on the
verge Of death. she was fifty-siX years
of age.
j. w. Freshman. native Of Evergreen.
Va. also died at the Home and Retreat
this morning. Some time ago he was
brought to the city for treatment fer
frost-bitten feet. The operations were
performed, but blood poison set in, and
IL was impossible to save his life
deed OF assignment was recorded to-
day from T. H. Franklin. doing clothing
business under the firm name o. FraI X
lin. Schench q Co., to \. Il. Long as
trustee. Liabilities $500, assets not
given.
In an interview this afternoon, Mr..
John L. Lee counsel for the defence in
the Pannill- Hammer case. stated that he
and Mr.. Randolph Harrison. the attOr-
neys for the accused. would ask that the
casa no 60. for Wednesday or Thursday
of next week As TO Pannill, he stated
that the counsel were satisfied, that
while his transactions may have been
irregular from a business standpoint
they were legitimate and they were also
convinced that no unbiased jury could
fail TO find verdict indicating Mr.. Pan
mill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
SBUPOET SEWS ELhS.
Lodge Instituted There-A Quiet Home
Wedding

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, March r.
Special.-NewpOrt News Lodge. No. 29j,
b. p. o. Elks. was instituted this even
ing by Hon. II. L. Maynard, of Ports
mouth, district deputy of the order in
Virginia. After the institution cercmo-
MES had been completed a banquet was
given at the Hotel Warwick Among
those in attendance were about fifty MEM
bers OF Portsmouth and Berkeley lodges.
AIR. John Mattingly AMI Miss Edith
Niche. both of this city, were quietly
married at the residence of the bride at
800 o'clock this afternoon by Rev. j.
Francis Ribble, rector of St. Paurs Epis-
copal church. Mr.. and Mrs. Mattingly
ielt TINS evening for a northern tour.
Mrs Robert SHIELD. a highly esteemed
iady OF this city, fell down a flight Of
stairs at her residence yesterday and
sustained very painful injuries. She is
totally blind and missed her way in
going from one room to another.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
JHE q. And ~. SOCIETY
An Interesting Meeting Held at Richmond
College Yesterday

regular meeting of tile Richmond
college Geographical ahd Historical So
ciety was held yesterday everlnC. Aftar
the regular programme the president
Professor Boatwright, off red an arIci,d-'
laent 70 the bylaws, which was laid on
TIC "a Die FOR two weeks. The amendment
was discussed, however. aud all the Il en-
btrs seemed 10 think highly Of it. 1t IS
10 the effect that at each meeting of
the society certain period shall be given
10 the discussion of books on history or
Historical articles in maga zines read bv
members since the last meeting This
VIII bring under the society's notice many
pits OF information CLEANED by the mem
bers from various sources, and will great.
~ broaden the sphere of the soSisty's
work
Historical-Day was also talked Of ana
the president was instructed to appoint
Z committee to act with him in arrdnG-
ing FOR the trip to Yorktown on Geo
graphical and Historical Day The gem
tlemen named were Messrs. r. A. Ander-
son. j. +. Sadler, X. II Bowden and W
l.. Prince. The excursion is expect I'd to
be about the first of May. The committee
Will arrange to have an address at York
town, and a delightful trip is anticipated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
THE HOBO 0AAG.
Exposure Has Proven More Than the Third
and Main Boys Can stand.

The exposure of the outrageous meth
DDS of the HOBBS by The Times has made
a deep impression, and. best OF all, the
boys have accepted the situation. and de-
termined to conduct themselves in ra-
tional manner hereafter. The Dispatch
Yesterday summed UP the results OF The
Times ventilation of this nuisance as
follows:
'"rhe gang of Hobos, as they styled
themselves, composed of small boys and
half-grown men. which has infested the
neighborhood of Third and Main streets
and made the lives of the neighbors mis-
cradle. Is dissolved by mutual consent
Hereafter the boys Will stay at nome
under the watchful eye of their parents
and both the police, ana mop
Lung, who conducts Chinese
laundry on Main, between Second ana
Third, will be allowed breathing speh.
THE frequent publications OF the depre-
dations OF these boys, especially upon .iie
windows and property of the inoifensiVe
Ch!uaman. have aroused the parents OF
the bad boys to the necessity for action
on their part and as a result parentai
edicts from almost every hcusehold III
the neighborhood have gone forth, ana
the BOYS. instead of lolling about the
corner. smoking cigarettes and swearing
awful oathss are restrained at nome
where they can DO no harm.
with the press. the police and Justice
Crutchiield all stirred up about their con-
duct. the good little boys" have, they as
sert. determined, with advice and vXvN
sert. determined, with the consent ana
advice of their parents, TO cease 10 trou-
bic either the citizens or the police. They
are greatly excited, and one OF them
said last night: 1T Is all up with us now,
and there is only one thing for US to
do-behave ourselves. If Crutchhe.- gets
us again. it will be goodbye my honey
| wish the papers would let us alone.
This is a subject of congratulation, not
only to the citizens who have patiently
borne these annoyances but TO the boys
as well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
RIOI ~ CHURCH.
One Faction OF Catholics Attack the Other
The Priest Sho. a Member.

OMAHA, NEB.. March 1.-THE trouble
in the Polish Catholic church here cul-
minated i'm q riot this morning.
Just after mass about forty Of the op-
poncnts of Father KamusN. who are
upheld by the Bishop. entered tho church.
armed with reyolvers. axe handles aud
pick handles, and began a violent attack
upon the congregation. About two dozen
shots were exchanged. several men being
shot. one seriously.
Father Kaminski shot ono man m the
leg he alleges i'm self-detcnec. \ warrant
has been issued for his arrest lie belongs
10 the order of Franciscan Monks Two
factions have been fighting for some time
for possession OF this church
Tho District Court. few weeks ago.
decided against Father kamiuski. but
pending appeal 10 the Supreme Court
his faction has retained possession.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
LOUISA POLIIICS
Republicans and Populis,s May Fuse-The
Cooley Gang.

LOUISA c. H., VA, March l2.-Spe-
cial.-The Democratic County Committee,
at their meeting called by Chairman
kean on yesterday, ordered precinct
meetings 10 be held on the 18th OF April
To send delegates 10 convention TO be
held at the Courthouse on the next day.
TO decide what is best 10 do In reference
10 the spring election. In the meantime
candidates belonging 10 the Democratic
party are actively in the canvass, and Il
Is likely will not submit their claims 10
tho convention at that late day
The Republicans named L.. q. Vale for
treasurer and Mr. Robert Perkins for
commissioner of the revenue for Distric,
NO ]. leaving the Populists To name the
sherir and the other commissioner OF the
revenue. The latter party did not take
any positive action. II u understood that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
BIO kEvIVALs IN NORFOLK.
DIR. Hatcher Assisting His Son at the First
Baptist Church.

NORFOLK. VA. March 12.-Special.-
There is great religious activity in Nor
folk at present, and revlvals are being
conducted at several OF the churches.
DR.. W. T.. Hatcher, OF Richmond Is as
sistinS his son at the First Baptist DR..
Leftwich, Of Tennessee, Is holding big
meeting at the GranDy-Street Methodist;
DR.. Royal is at McKendree: Rev. Mr..
Broughton, OF Roanoke. at the Freema-
son-Street Baptist; Evangelist Yale is
preaching with great success at College
Memorial Presbyterian.
The Presbyterians of Norfolk believe
that Rev. Dr.. Howerton, of Little Rock.
Ark, VIII accept the call TO the First
Presbyterian church. He is "A bright
ana interesting preacher-just the man
to follow Rev. Mr.. Vance.
The Norfolk city Guards will have their
annual target practice at Ocean View
thursday, and will also enjoy an oyster
roast.
The colored people of Norfolk held SER
wees at st. Johns Methodist church to-
hlsht in honor of Fred. Douglass. There
were more than two thousand people in
the building, which is one of the largest
ana handsomest churches in Norfolk. All
oil the orations were In good temper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
His Father HearlIrom

The almshouse officials yesterday re-
ceiVed message from the father of
the unfortunate you X man, Carey T..
Arther. whose death from exposure was
reported in Sundays Times. The follow
ing Telegram, dated Middleport, Ohio.
was received by Dr. Worthington, Of the
Almshouse. yesterday:
Bury my son there. VIII write par
ticulars. W. Z. Arther"
The remains of young Arther have been
embalmed by Undertaken l.. Il. Chris
tian, and will be kept until the letter
from the unfortunate mans father is re-
ceived.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
The Academy of Medicine

The meeting OF the Academy of Medi-
cine ana surgery. held at the rooms m
Ihe 1ounS Mems Christian Association.
was very largely attended
Or; irving read the paper for the even
ing, i being an able effort He was fol-
loved IN the discussion by Drs. Y. ".
cullen. Edwards. Long Hugh NJ. Taylor'
Iqrdon, Parker, Ellis, and Henson
II was late hour before the Academy
;and adjourned the subject being one of vital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
FOR ANNExArION N0W.
Leading Hawaiian RoyaIists Favor i;-Pris-
oner- Released,

VICTORIA. 4. c., March l2.-To-day's
advices from Honolulu confirm tho pre-
vious reports that the ex-Quecn had been
sentenced TO i've years Imprisonment
Leading Royalsts are orsauizlns solidly
for annexation.
The military commission has disposed
of all cases TO come before b.. and there
has been a general release OF uncouyirt-
ed prisoners. Martial law has been &c.
Taxed and will bee soon declared az au
end
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
A Niaskelt BALL

Inc sunday school OF Beth Ahaba gave
grand mask ball last night AT the Ma.
SOME Temple for the benefit OF the or
was crowded with spectators and merry
httie dancers. The costumes were catchy
ana grotesque, and caused much comment
anu run. DR.. Calisch and Mr. simon
Nhitlock managed the entertainment
Stems orchestra furnished the music
The scene upon the floor was quite pret-
~ and gave pleasure TO the many present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13

the Republicans will name a candidate
ior each Office. II the Populists do not an
nounce sny.
a hveiy campaign II expected now.
instead OF Richmond Hobos. Louisa has
us cooley Gang composed OF lively
boys, whose principal sport consists IN
backing the face and hands OF some old
gentleman who has gone TO the court
green TO sleep of a drunk. This proves
most Notifying to some of the inebriates.
The "cooleys" are rather praised than
censured for what appears a clever trick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
Wanted "a Requisition.

Sergeant John 7. Hall has located
George Edmunds. the negro burglar who
Is wanted in Fulton for the repeated roh.
pery OF Mrs. Gogan's store and other
Halifax county. y. c.
The North Carolina sheriff, however. re.
fuses TO assist him In bringing The cr,mi-
nal TO justice unless a long rsauis.tion
sent by the Governor is sent. whereunon
the Sergeant became Disguised and threw
I'd the case. '''"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
Board III Directors HAT

The board OF directors OF the youn,
Meas Christian Association held its reg
the association building last ev.,,,, Va
Mr.. John Morton, the new president u.s.
in the chair for the first time. a 49,,
deal OF discussion took place on ths
and the board finally adjourned nn,ii
next Tuesday evening ""'i