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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

No. q, daily for Atlanta and points be-
yond with through Pullman service. D.
No. t03. ''Nestibuled Limited Train,
Buffet sleepers. Richmond 10 Atlanta.
Close connections at Atlanta for New
Orleans and all points South and South
west; and al New orleans with the
Southern Pacific and Texas and Pacihc
railroads 10 all Texas points. No extra
charge on "Vest'buled Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 402, Atlanta special Nestioaled
Limited Train" $40 a. NJ. daily.
No. Is, Mail and Express. SIS p. NJ,
daily.
For tickets, Pullman reservations, &C.,
apply TO X. ID. Owen, Ticket Agent Byrd
Street sation: Richmond Transfer Com
pany, 90l east Main street. and CONF
pany's Office, $50 east Main street
f. ST. JOHN.
Vice President.
JOHN II. WlNDhR.
General Manager.
T. j. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent,
n. NJ. BOYKIN. City Passenger Agent.
$50 east Main street. my II
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TO Prevent HOrses FPoo BalkinE.
To the Editor Of the unanatch.

l have a remedy for baking horses
which IL AZ simple a. II Is sure. and feel
Ing that II would be OF great interest to
many Of your readers ! give It to you.
a. follows: When the horse refuses to
pull do not etrike him NICK. but 20 very
quietly and get handful Of dirt ana rub
u In his mouth. then replace yourself In
the seat Of your vehicle, and either speak
to him or draw the yeins. when he moves
on promptly. The effect 10 wonderful.
His ears relax from that stif, backed no.
siticn, his eyes from hercensss TO the
ktndest Of expressions. % he seems 10
forget the past. and he ucks his mouth
- no goes. s. GRANT KING.
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RAILROAD ITNys.
q ~ .SE SYsa. sSzgs.g
NV Hurto|sssss!srnR.s'''
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY D. ,..
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD. sIlt.,e
CITATION fs

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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY D. ,..
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD. gf....
STATION. '''''
900 A. NJ. Daily Richmond ana N..,...
VESTlBCLE LiMiTEl
rive Norfolk 10 a 81
only at Petsrsburs.
and suaolk secorl
tickets not accepte4 ~
sage on this tran
s0s a. NJ. Daily THE CHICAGO r.
PRESS" for Lynchblfe f'N-
noke. BlusGcf. Pgra gee
ko0Oya, Columbus All Us.
ego. Pullman BuIet s.r.
Roanoke 20 C0.ur0ls
change. also. f9r
Bristol, KnoKy.Ie. CtlI..
ga, and INTERN eiiato a.....
7l3 +. III. Dallyf Tor Norfolk
and lntelmedl8fe sfnf. =
rive Norfolk i0f p. "a.
u:t0 +. NJ Daily. for Roanoke. I.
Pulaski, ana Bristol
nscts az R'fnokc
nOoga Limf.f p.
Siccpers RJanoxs Cd Nsr
and New Orleans Dino.
attached AtO. fsr n.-
and Pocahoaas; s,a
Rocky Mount anl 1U ..t
MR., winston salem Dlvsqa.
tween RICHMOND ana LYNCIt..
ready for occupancy A. b
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg io Is
Trains arrive Richmond from I,...
burg and the West daily 6D A
s35 +. NJ From Norfolk ana o..
II '05 A. NJ. and Nesilbuici fInref.
+. NJ. r. " COrNINrv
District passsngar 49,,
" = REVII.
General PASSENGER k...,
General Onice. noannke " -. =
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH Tf&TSA
NoSD. AND NORFOLK --s.-i.s<ss
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY al Il. NJ, ana esssJ
SUNDAY at a. ~
Freight Tor Tuesdays and Fridays
steamers received ill sailing hour, i3s
Sundays steamer til i. ". satuFl4y.
Freight received daily Until L. NJ.
For further Information apply %
j. ". McCARRlCk.
General Southern Agent; ONCE, Rockets
W. = CLYDE q co.
nv II General Agents. Philadelphia
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'"1 W n. L. FINAL DAL,.

"ecesaasas aaa may
Daacsrs-TAs Dressing.
~. sxInoIoN. VA. Juns 1.-lspse,a, w..
s. 80. M osu Of the Virginia Nilitary IN.
hss S - ned lsst evening In th1 msss
nss.,.,s.., nsn never prsssntsd Q mors
us sppeaFsnces ana tho decorations
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RAILROAD LINES
q u q 7SNa
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
(PrEDMoNr AIR-LINE).
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT MAY ", 1886.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA:

no6 A. NJ. soUI HERN EXPRESS. daily
for Danyills. ., Greensboro.
Winston.5alem. Sleepers Rlch,,
mond. Va. to Danviile ana
Greensboro. Connects at Dan
Vile with the Washington and
Southwestern vestibulel Lin
tied (No. 3O.. carrying sleepers
Danylie to Ashsville, Atlanta.
SMa smpSls. New 6 blr%.s' ana
Jacksonville; also. nrst;class
ton and jacksonville. Connec.
lions made at Memphis and
New orleans for ali points In
Texas and California. Sleeper
open for Passengers at go II.
uSP. NJ, FAST MAIL. daily. for At
ianta and points South. Con-
meets at Moseley with Farm
Vile and Powhstan railroad.
at Keysville for Clarksyillc.
oxford, Henderson. and Dur
ham. and at Greensboro for
p ,,ansHIs Raleigh csrr,es and eies wsr,
New York 10 Atlanta and
Montgomery. and from New
York to Jacksonville. Parlor-
Car Atlanta 20 Birmingham.
Goo r. NJ. LOCAL. daily. except sunday,
for Amelia Courthouse and In
termediate points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
800 A. NJ. From Atlanta and Jackson
vile.
40 p. NJ. From Atlanta and Augusta.
train for West Point
$40 A. NJ, From Amelia Courthouse.
LOCAL fH 81 Se,we fRAs hest AND and
Glover. Va, and Nos, 50 and
lis. will also carry passengers.
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CEABOARD AIRLINE.

SEABoARD AIRLINE M
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY,
MAY ). 1895.
s. A. l.. No. fl3. No. -.
Daily. Daily.
LY. Richmond ..n. II 80 A. Nj 9.O1 A. NJ.
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OLD DO VI y / y
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY
rkI-wEEKLY LINE FOR NgS
y YORK.

steamers ieays R.chmoai
EVERY TUESDAY. ~kDN-'-
lay AND : i.l.'-sl a.. . e'ssH - -
Manifest e!osea one hour bs.9fs sans
tune. -. N..,, Work iron, pier -
>,.s rtver' 10. Richmond every MoN
DAY and WEDS ISoAl AZ ; - 49, 49,
Spss.snpsr accommodation uns4fitae.%
.-stn ,ars 10 New FORK Onclu4lns
Sssats and pcrtn) Ma James rlfei
u'h1cnd and Petersburg lail-
rosa and Chesapeake ana VAi0 -
,.,u,sv ......ss... s.ssstssst 10y "
pnnnS.iylp tickets. good FOR thirty a..
9 days ,'f are' without suos.s,ence... :
StsstasS On sale at Richmond Trans. -t
- llShS, al east Main street 'hetl'
Soihpans22 d Ohio. and Richmond ani ~
psanSe depots, and at Company eiN..
,sl, Main street, where tlth Z. -
iSot ,y popular northern wstelnS Pis,t
'nd 's,,intner resorts can &c o"'"'"N~
a. p.agSse checked through. -. ,r,s a,
DIgrsisht Forwarded. and thr9usn e">
,aaing issued for points peS'N-
i9iksirht received daily until +. NJ.
passsneers leaving Richmond ., - ~.
ntVs TUESDAYS. WEDNt:s,.$
TiliIUspAYs, and SATURDAYS by ~
rhrsapeake and Ohio railway ~ D..
III, Sews) al $3.50 p. NJ. AMI By ne nc,
pond nnd Petersburg RAILWAY N.hFa,.,s
n no,rs Saysl at A. NJ, viii maks so.
usstien al Norfolk with steamer 'sS''"S
those S SSoy'w ". ALLEN & CO. Agents,
nv II No. 1879 Main str-sL-
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION HssSsl

VIRGINIA NAVIGATION HssSHA
~rssIxY,s IAAEs-aIN A&ako
%. Narfoln portsmouth. N.e 49,.
Ns~nort News, Clarsmoat. and oa
r,vsr landings, and connscNns a. 1.l-
POINT aud Norfo!S for washlhs''"'
t.more, ana the North. tgAVES
srEAMER poe AHoNrAs XII
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AM
FRIDAl Ar I A. ~, only
Eiectric-cars direct 70 wharf ,r,s.ts ga
P pint, am" and Newport News. Nasle 's
Grand Orchestrion. .,.,ve- named
places and all points In Eastssa
Ana N'''a IRWIN wEIsIGER, .,.
Ep"N NM president.
General Oniees; tiah's'' ~ p1
Ing.
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ington. u. CT Il. s. J.atlmer and family.
Wilmington. y. c.: Thomas NJ. Ruther-
foord and family. Richmond: Mrs. George
Ross and the Misses Ross, Richmond,
va: John Crawford and family, Column
pa .. C.; Wylie Jones and family, Co.
iumoia, :. C.: s. r. Franklin and wife.
New YORK; Thomas M. Marshall and
nm ri"seurg. Pa; w. Davis and
"Ie' New York: John Il. Taylor and
WE. Kentucky; r. L. Parish and wife.
Sharies NJ. Blackford and wife, Miss
Serirude Howard. Lynchburg. Va: Mrs.
Sonn russell Young and family. New
aorS: X. > Thomas and wife. Smithfieid.
va Miss Bagby. Richmond. Va: Charles
~. fettet and wife. the Misses Pettet
Louisville. Ky.
Late arrivals are: N. w. Russell. yir-
Una; Duncan Scott. Virginia; p. j.
West virginia: Isham II. Gibbs. wife and
emo ). n. Alexander. Virginia: III. p.
noimes' Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
p," "x W. Jones and David Funston
V"ronu' va Frank Bragg, Louisville
ny: John B. Chlids and wife. Clncinnsti
" ~ Cconneli and wife. IVES, V,r.
Ina; A M. Sunson. j. b. Henry. Hea,,ns
Sp"nss; John w. Harris. West Virginia
Wh,.s Ws'os; West Virginia, Major
pnh.~. piackourn, West Virginia
Co op. oai1m. virginia: W. c. Daniel
Mass. Co. " IA, "a; T. spooner. Boston.
MISS Kathleen Baxby. Miss Sann,. %a.
~ SmGinaa' Samuel Joseph. wife. and
IT,, eniiaren. CinsinnatA O., Miss g Nv
tIoThsond Washington, %. CT MI.
| ,er levin Twin, Syracuse, N. r; r. r. Hun.
n C"Ema: John c. shafer. Cincinnati.
J bailey. Who Esod, e.; West virxipia, c. P.
,ylvs,',, "sss v'rs,nia, W. 4. Prics. Penn.
VlryIn,s' c sonn Coz. Lewis Cox, Wes,
Mr.. and Mr. O. Gordon. New Orleans;
nus. o.; c. v. n. BALDWIN NJ W~an
robert Leo Powers, +. p. Msvv., i" ~:
w'e; Richmond. Val NJ A. 81 yo S"a
~, Miller. Indiana: N. J. psrr,r
n s.sa; Val w. II. Mason. John "
i~w,s ; =. 2; Burrow, 8. II. Xustsr
w. "a CHLOE.
Evening journal., 1895-10-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand onarn uonna.

A good sized audience saw and enjoyed
"a Railroad Ticket" at the Opera House
last night The play is fall Of corslcsl
situations aud IN the hards OF q clsvtr
company, aud ite reception was a hear y
one. The fun leader was Eugene Can
field, lately a leading csmsdian of one Of
hoy t's companies
After The llst act OF The Tornado
at HAvlln's-and a realistic scene it was,
one so graphic that II is seldom seen Oh
the local boards there wtrs many calls
OF "Au hor, ard In response young
msn In shirt sleeves stepped before the
curtain. In few brief remarks be said
Ladies' and gentlemen; Three years ago
/ vas an unknown a. d penniless actor
and WAS given q chance in this theatre
to produce my fret play, The Fast
Mail You gave me my 6rst start on
the road OF success and msy say that
owing 10 your kindness / am nov fnan
clally independent 1t may be ex
plained that Lincoln j Crrter. who had
the satisfaction OF making this speech.
Is q youug Cbicsgoau whose chsistian
name WAS givsn him because he WAS born
on the day the martyr President
died His first work, melodramA. Is
now being played by two comuenies In
this country and one in England. The
Tribune
Will appear at Grand Opera House on
Saturday November g.
Evening journal., 1895-10-30

son, who lives southeast Of oxford, and
will sell it at public sale for tbs state
and county tsxss Johnson Is farmer
OF much means. and his property lies In
Chester county Pa. aud New Cattle
county. Delaware. The portion OF II IN
Chester county Is st the head Of the
tongue OF land running down between
Maryland aud Delaware. Johnson
claims no Is a citzsn OF DslAwAre
although the new line drawn about three
years ago by the Inter State Commission
lies south OF his property
Evening journal., 1895-10-30

There Is no medicine so often needed IN
every home ard 10 admirably adopted to
the purposes for which It IS inter dsd as
Cham berlsi-' g Pain Balm. Hardly a week
passes but some member OF the family
has need of it A tocthache or headache
msy be cured by IL A iouoh Of rheumA
tism or neuralgia quistsd The severe
psin Of burn or scsld promptly relieved
snd ibe sore healed In mLch les; time
than when medicine has o DO sent for A
sprEin may be promptly treated befors
IA hammation sets In, which lnsuIes a cur
In about one-tbird OF tie time other ~'s.
required Cuts and bruises should rsceivr
immediate treatment before the parts be-
come swollen, which can only be done
vi ca Pain Balm Is kept at hand a sore
throat may bs cured before 1t becomt s
serious A troublesome cor. may be re-
moved BY applying it tsics day for o
week or two. A lame back may be cnre6
and several days OF valuable time saved
OF . pain 10 the side or chest relieved
without paying doctor bill. Procure a
so cent bottle at once and you will never
regret IT, For sale by z James Belt, drug.
gist, corner Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-10-30
Thn rrlsoner Surrendered.

Tyler, Tex, Oct 3O.-The negro who
so brutally murdered Mrs. Bell was cap
tured about o'clock three miles from
Kilgore He offered no resistance Soon
after the officers had him handcufed a
mob of somo 200 men, heavily armed, ar
rived on the scene and demanded the i'm
mediate surrender Of the prisoner, which
was readily given. The mob then left for
the scene of the murder. The crowd con-
tinued TO gather at the scene Of the horri-
bic crime until nearly 2 600 citizens Of
Tyler and vicinity were there
A few moments before the fiend was
brought to the place a meeting was held,
and a committee was appointed to inyos-
tigate his identity. Witnesses were sum
moned and closely interrogated. Tho re.
suit was a thorough Identification. In a
few moments an officer approached from
over the hill, followed by 300 determined
and we'll armed men. When near the scene,
the officers were overpowored and disarm-
ed, and the negro was brought before the
committee He made q full confession Of
his brutal crime.
After his confession and thorough iden-
tilcation vote was taken as TO what the
mode of punishment would be. IL was
agreed to burn him. They determined
that he should suffer the penalty in the
public square The line Of march was
taken up toward Tyler and the head OF
the line entered the main plaza where
no less than 2, 600 people were assembled.
Large crowds Of ladies and children were
congregated on the awnings surrounding
the public plaza. Wagons, carriages, trees
and buildings were converted into grand
stands and were thronged.
scnnold In tho Public Square.
a scaffold was erected in the center OF
the square Wagons laden with kindling
wood coal oil and straw were driven "a
the scene and placed in position. The ne
gro was then given an opportunity to
speak, but his words were inaudible, but
when he offered up his last prayer his
words could be heard for several blocks.
He was then lashed to the iron rail that
extended through the platform.
Mr. Bell, the husband Of the murdered
lady, applied tho match and the flames
shot upward enveloping tho brute in
sheets of fire. He begged for mercy, and
it was meted out to him just as he was
merciful TO the pure innocent woman
whose soul he had sent TO heaven. IL was
determined TO burn him at once, but the
fire was quenched before the last piece OF
wood was burned in a few moments the
fire was started again. From tho instant
the match was applied until his death the
time was exactly so minutes
The l. and G. n. south bound train was
crowded with people from the towns
north. Hundreds of negroes witnessed
the execution, and representative negroes
expressed their Endorsement of the pun
ishment.
The officers were powerless. and the
sheriff wired the governor, but his mes
sage was too late. All business houses
and factories closed, and the big cotton
belt shops were deserted.
Evening journal., 1895-10-30
The Rlau.

There WAS large attendance last
evening at the feast OF music and fun
given by James Thornton and the Elite
Vaudeville Company In tue Bi jou The
program wss even better than on the
preceding night 8 few Of the slightly
suggestive features having been elini.
mated. The audience was generous 10 its
applause aud encorfs were lavishly and
BY the way deservedly bestowed The
company will appear again this evening
which will close the engagement
a successful play. called "Tbe Mid
night Fix Cd, comes to the Bljou theatre
for three nights. commencing rhureday
October 81. II Is melo drama effectively
constructed ard Of absorbing human
interest. Il Is interesting In story
possesses a well developed plot. Is force
ful In consistent ana diversified
c Characterization, With number oI
realis'i ic scenes and a clever vein oi
comedy is maintained throughout Thl
company Is an EXCELLENT one. including
the well.known comedian l. uls FaPan
the dainty and clever soubfette, Misl
Gulsie Gardner, Alice Ros ard, Alicl
Webert, Carrie Stuart, Daisy Jackson
Willard w Bowman. Eugene Sontley
George Lederer, Del Rsdele. Ed war,
Glyndon, Harry Rice and EdwArl W
Amberg.
Evening journal., 1895-10-30
social ana Personal Notes.

Miss Mary Peacock is visiting frieIds
at Cherry Hill.
Miss Nettie Boulden, Of Chesapeake
City, is the guest Of Wilmington friends
G B Howell, Ollie Clock, John Frazer,
Frederick Schlermer, Oils Oakley,
James Harwood, Joseph Howard aud
w Wescott, Of East Islip, l.. L regis
tered at the Clayton House last evening
Rseos Pyle, Of this city, left here
yesterday for two months visit to
Washington, D. O
W. Frank Sharpe went to Georgetown
this u orning. and will be guest at che
wedding Of Miss EfIis Calhoun and Harry
N Vickers which will take place this
afternoon in the M. E Church Of that
place
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ DesRocheis ana
daughter, OF Jacksonville, Fla. are
registered at the Clay ton House
Mrs Mary Gee, of this city. is spend
lug the day in Phlladelphls
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Herman @. Taylor to Miss Elva Collins
both Of Dover, at the residence of the
brides parents in South State street
wednesday evening, November 6. At
eight o'clock
Richard Il. Webb. OF this city, is in
San Francisco
Miss Florence Bayard who has been
visiting her father, Ambassador Bayard,
In London, will sail for home in the
steamer EtruIia, Of the Canard line, on
November 2
Miss Emma Weldin and Miss dester
Ratledge, of Smyrna, are guests Of friends
ia the city.
Miss Daisy Gray, OF Clayton, has been
visiting friends in Wilmington.
Ex Sheriff Joseph Mcdaniel, Of Dover,
was in this city TO day He j. one OF the
Democratic leaders OF the Eass Dover
hundred, and possesses many friends In
sll parts Of the state
Miss Eeauor G. Walton has returned
from a visit to friends In New Jersey.
Miss Louise elliott is in Washington
where she will remain a week or ten
days
Deputy Recorder OF Deeds Edwin A.
Read is confined to bis Trenton Place
home by sickness
Hilbert Cook is visiting relatives at
Queenstown, Md.
Mrs. ]. Frank Ball, who has been
attending the Atlanta Exposition,
returned home to-day.
Receiver Of Taxes John T. Dichey aud
wife, will leave for the Atlanta Exposi
tion to- morrow week.
Evening journal., 1895-10-30
DIED

COLGAN On Monday. the 2sth instant.
Annie NJ. Colgan, wife Cf John Co gan, aged
- years.
MAGEE.- On October "a 1895. Clara r.,
daughter of William and Emma Magee. in
her 2lst year.
MARK.-At Newport Del, on October "a,
1895. Barbara Rosina Mark, DAUGHTER Of An
ton and Katharine Marx. aged - years.
McDOWELL.--On October 29.sJ. Emmett
Mcdowell. son OF James +. and ella Mellow
ell, aged z months.
SIMPSON. On the 2ith instant. Josie
Benry Simpson, daughter OF K. q. simpson.
In the 18th year of her age.
TAMANY In this city on the both instant,
John. the only son OF John A. and Mary A.
Tamany. aged 3 years and months.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully in
vited 10 attend the funeral from the residence
Of his parents. No. ll23 West Second street, on
Friday afternoon. November t. at O'Clock.
Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
VAUGHAN-In this city, on the 2sth In
stanf. Thomas w. Vaughan, aged 25 years.
Evening journal., 1895-10-30
MARRIED.

FERGUSON r. LOYND.- On October ..
1895 at It. Salem parsonage. by Kew. 5. M.
Morgan, James II Ferguson and Fannie
LOynd.
McCADDEN-CHRTST AT the Union NJ.
r. parsonage. No. 5l3 Jeif- son street. oa
Wednesday evening. October %. 1875. by Rev.
John D. @. Hanna, Hsrry McJs1den and
Mis- Fannie Christy. both OF this city.
BALLAHAN AN-CURLETT-On October rs.
1895, at No. 2fl7 North COlls ge avenue. b. Rev.
Robert Graham. Warren hauahan. Of New
York, and Lucy NJ. Curlett. OF Philadelphia.
SHOLL-RHODDA.-O On O1tober %, 1886. at
No.S9 NanBuren street. by Rev. " Jaggard,
Char.es Sholl aud Mary "A Rhodda.
Evening journal., 1895-10-30

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD. Time table In effeci Sept. "a
1926.
Trains leave Wilmington. French stres
station, for Bs q o. Junction. M0ntrhAnin
Wsnterthur, 6uyencourt, GrAnogue, CoSesrt
Chester, Embreeville, Mortonville Coates
vile and intermediate stations, daily, exoeDt
Sunday, at 7 80 b IA. 30. 4fb aud 25 NJ
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield "a
intermediate stations, daily, except SundeJ
At 81 3 m. b and O6 . N. Sundays onlYn
8 10 q N; ] 50 and 05 D m.
For Joanna, BlrdeDoro. Residing and into'
mediate stations. daily. except Sunday AZ
7 IS M and 30 D m. Sunday only ~ 10 q
and 30 D IN.
A. q. McOAUSLAHD. superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Ger. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1895-10-30
A - c.n,ain In Timbo.

PORTLAND, Ne, Oct. 30. - Captain
Frank l.. Pendleion of the ship william
H. Connor, who was arrested on his ar
rival at this port a few days ago on a
charge of cruelty 10 tho ships cook and
discharged by the court is in trouble
again, District Attorney Bradbury having
liboled the ship for an alleged failure to
display the red and green lights at night
MS required by the maritime law.
Evening journal., 1895-10-30
The Gallo Murder Case.

WATERBURY,, Conn, Oct 30.-The case
Of Joseph Gallo, charged with murder in
the first degree, was called in the superior
court here. and States Attorney Terry
asked for continuance until February, as
four Of the governments principal wit
nesses could not be found. Mr. Terry
stated that he had been told these wit
nesses had been paid large sums Of money
to stay away. Counsel for the prisoner
denied all knowledge of bribery, and tho
case was continued until Tebruary.
Evening journal., 1895-10-30
church wedding At chestertown.


cHEsrERTowN, Md. Oct 80. Miss
OAtharins A. Hines. daughter OF the late
Iessie X Hines. was msrrisd here yester.
day TO Dr Richard Gnndry. Of Catous
vile, Nj The ceremony WAS intends d
to be nnostentat'ous, but The Protestant {
Episcopal church, whore the marriage
vas solemnizsd, was b3antifui IN It's
decorations Of cut h,wsrs and
palms. and was filed with friends
o. the bride aud groom.
At IL o'clock. as Miss Mary Hnrtt
played the wedding march, the bridal
party entered the church. The bride
wors e gown OF blue silk crepon, with
black satin and chiffon, black velvet hat.
ostrich pluues aud pink h)wers, and
carried white chrysanthemuns The
maid OF honor was Miss Grace Gundry.
who wore silk, trimmed with green
velvet, and carried white chrysanths
NUNS The best man WAS DR.. Lewis H.
Gundry. The u5hers were Dr. w. S.
Gardner, DR.. F Dyer Sanger, DR.. o p.
Glpin and Eben f. Perkins, Jr Rsv.
DR. @ Roberts performed the cers
mony aud Dr.. w Frank Hines gave the
bride away After the csremony3 =
bridal luncheon was served, after which
DR. aud Mrs. Guudry left on an extended
br dal tour through ths North. Their
future hOms will bs a. CAtonsyllls,
Baltimore county.
Evening journal., 1895-10-30
BURNED AT THE STAKE
The Terrible Vengeance Of a
Brutal Texas Mob.
ALMOST INCREDIBLE BARBARITY
A Negro Murderer Burned to Death by
Infuriated Citizens In Full View of
Thousands Of Spectators The Murdered
womnn's Husband Applies the Torch.

KILGoRE, Tex, Oct. 30. AT a point
about four miles from Tyler was .onacted
one of the most horrible tragedies, the
very recital Of which causes the hearer to
Ehudder and calls for quick and certain
vengeance
A Mrs. Bell who had been visiting her
mother a short distance from home, was
on her return met by negro named Jim
King. What occurred can only be told by
the negro himself and the evidence given
BY the dead body of the lady. The grounds
show that she had struggled for her honor,
and the condition Of the body told Of a
cruelty that has rarely been equalod by
Jack the Ripper After outraging the wo-
man the negro deliberately out her throat,
and then, with his knife, ripped up her
body.
A posse was quickly organized led by
Deputy Smith OF Tyler, who with Ian
terms in hand and aided by hound, track
ed the negro to within four miles Of this
place, where they found him fast asleep in
a cotton pen. The negros clothing was
stained with blood, which he had attempt
ed 10 wash ont