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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
TUE tyaDis ar sLVANNAH.
The Government Onicsrs tind NO '""'
trsbrsnd Good. Aboard Her.

SAVANNAH. Jan. l5.-The steam ya'h'
Amadis which the Government otlclah~
have been 80 anxious TO locate Tor sou'e
days past. Is now lying snugiy alongSue
the United States revenue cutter Bout
well IN the savannah river.
The Amadis passed 1Nbee az . cioch
this afternoon. and esteamed boldly up the
river The Government officials we're
awaiting her arrival. When she arrived
opposite the custom house. she was ooar'-
ed by the boarding officer, who ordered
her. according TO instructions. to drop
anchor alongside the Boutwell,, when "as
done. Collector OF Customs BeckWlth auu
Special Treasury Agents Macatee an"
Harrelson went aboard az once. Inc
Yachts papers were examined ana iouhp
TO be correct. \ search was made TOT
arms and other contraband goods, put
nothing whatever Of a compromising ma
tura was found The yacht was pretty
well out Of coal and provisions on acc'uht
OF her long trip down, captain Need anu
his officers seemed very much surprised
al the action OF the Government oflcials'
and professed entire ignorance OF any
knowledge OF any sinister designs ON me
mart Of the chartercrs OF IN" yacht tHeS
expected TO meet Borden and Manteh az
savannah they said. where they "ou'p
receive further Instructions.
They expected 10 so from here on
cruise down the Florida coast anu anone
the West India Ielands. Collector Beck
with was satisfied that captain Need
statements are true. and that he had no
connection with any conspiracy. captain
Weed said he understood the yacht was
chartered for a pleasure cruise, and mat
If she prove ed satisfactory the Mantells
would purchase her. lie had special IN
structions from the owner. Mr.. kmball
OF Cleveland. o.. not 10 allow any con
traband goods Of any Kind aboard the
vessel.
kilograms were awaiting Captain Need
here from Mr. Kimball. stating that the
charter had been forfeited, and ordering
him 10 return TO New York al once. cap
tain Weed seemed very much surprised
when told of the seizure Of arms aboard
the Lagonda al Fernandina, and hurried
to purchase the newspapers containing
the accounts lie had stormy weather all
the way down. and had heard nothing
of the Juror created by the Ldgonda AZ
Fernandina Captain Weed. his mate and
first engineer are from Rockland, Mo.
The other seven members Of the crew
are all foreigners and were brought 20
Rockland from New York by Borden and
Mantell. The yacht will probably be al
lowed to return TO New York in a day
or two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
pRUsyIAN LANDTAG OPENED.
The Kaiser Enters In Grand state anu
Delivers ~ Speech From the Throne.

BERLIN. Jan. 15.-The session Of the
Prussian Landtag was opened to-day py
the Emperor in person. At noon only the
Catholic members had assembled In the
white chamber. They passed the time III
studying the new decorations of the hai'
especially the models Of Prussan soNei-
eiens which were placed along the walls
Al 12I5 +. NJ. the Emperor king III
grand state. followed by protestant mem
bers. entered the chamber from the chap-
81. traversed the hall, and retired by an
other door. At l2:25 =. NJ. his Majesty
re-entered the chamber, preceded ny '"e
color company of the Castle Guard ana
ascended the throne. The ROYAL spee'h
was handed to him by Chancellor Hohen-
lobe. and read by the King In clear
voice. an.
His Majesty said that several pHl9
would be introduced for the Ndett OF
agriculture. in which he was greatly III
terested. He was disposed to strive III
every possible way to advance the inter
ests of the agricultural class. He hoped.
he said. with the patriotic assistance OF
the I.andtag. 10 combat successfully the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
Disclpline.

L remembered some sentences of Rus
kin's that had been curiously beautiful
to me- Just from the fact they told, and
now the fact Interpreted itself. he ex-
plains TO US how one OF the ideas OF ar
chitecture grew. from observing the out
line left when the rose or the trcfoil, or
whatevef was first traced for carving,
had been cut and taken away. That
which was left was as beautiful asNhe
central design. SO God shapes the Hover
OF beauty in us, and seems perhaps only
10 reveal its glory by a taking away. But
he sees how fair In the life stands the
outline that is left how the tender curves
bend and cling about an emptiness, ana
declare In themselves a wonderful, es-
sential grace. He makes that which
remains by the same stroke which sepa-
rates and removes and so He chisels and
Trims and glorifes us. until. In the I'M
mortal aspects IN which We shall stand
before Him, only so much of the mere
form OF being shall remain as shall make
IL possible for us 10 hold these thoughts
of His with which He has been, by de-
priving. Killing us.-Mrs. A. ID. L. whit
~,
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TUESAYINGs BANK NAY FAIL,
But Il 10 Not Entirely the Fsuit of Cashier
Abbott. of the Dover National

DOVER. y. H., Jan. l5.-There are no
new startling Developments In the Dover
National Bank sensation. The work of
examination is being continued by Bank
Examiner Dorr.
Great interest is conferred upon the Five
Cents Savings Bank, whose AFFAIRS VIII
be wound mp at once. Bank commissioner
Hatch is I'm town to-day. and says that
chief Justice Doe will order receiver.
The winding no OF the affairs of the
FIVE Cents Savings Bank is not entirely
due 10 the default OF Abbott. As the bank
has been In bad state for , couple OF
wears Last February an examination
was made by the commissioners and they
recommended scaling down OF twenty
five per cent, which was done. the
bank is a heavy holder of Aichisoh. mon
Pacific and other western railroad Sc
,urities. and their depreciation caused
heavy losses The bank also holds lo
shares of the Dover National Bank stock.
Nearly all these socuritieseare hon-mar-
ketable.
The funeral of Isaac +. Abbott Will be
held Thursday. privately, at his late
home
Tn, Flve-Cents Savings Bank, OF which
the late dpfaulting cashier, Isaac Abbott,
was treasurer. has gone into the hands
Of a receiver This afternoon President
Worthen and Bank Commissioner Hatch
visited Chief Justice Doe and asked for
the appointment Judge Doe designated
Hon. Joshua Hall, leading lawyer as
assignee.
The latest theory OF Abbotts defalcaton
is that he first jusgled with the accounts
OF the Savings Bank. Last july there
was considerable talk Of winding up that
institution, and IT is thought Abbott took
from the National Bank enough 10 cover
the Savings Bank. The discovery 90, OF
some mysterious bookkeeping gives
weight TO this theory, which may DE
proven when the investigation is ilnlshed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
BUTLER FOR LONG TERM
THELEADlNG POP JLIsT NOMINATED
AS RANsoN'S SUCCESSOR.


RALEIGH. y. c.. Jan. i5.-Speclal.-
This afternoon Marion Butler the lead
ing Populist in the State. was nominated
for the long-term senatorship by the
members of that party In the Legislature.
Later there was a joint caucus OF Popu-
lists and Republicans. presided over Dy
Mr.. French. At this meeting the noni-
nations Of Prtchard and Butler were
endorsed After this Formally the doors
OF the caucus room were thrown open.
Speeches were made by the two nominees
and by Judge Russell, of New Hanover
BILLS INTRODUCED YESTERDAY.
The principal bills introduced in the
Senate to-day We're: To reduce salaries
OF the State and county ofhcegs' 10
abolish county boards OF state ana couII,,
T. officers; to abolish county boards OF
education. to regulate business OF ne
Insurance; TO inquire into the case or
Mrs. Pattie ID. B. Arlington; TO reduce
the expenses OF staIe guaru' ~ i Tbare
was a long debate on the latter DILL anu
II was finally referred.
An effort was made to adopt resolu-
ton instructing congressman TO vote
against bills which did not advocate Tree
coinage of silver aud the abolition Of all
banks Of issue.
TO ELYCT SENATORS ny The PFC PIE.
The House petitions in seven contests
Xere presented. A resolution, urging
senators and representatives. TO secure
the election of senators by the people,
was introduced.
Bills TO amend the charter OF Winston;
10 repeal provision of the Code regarding
public printing: to repeal the railway
commission act: 10 abolish death penalty.
YOUNG sKNAToEIAL .sPIBANT.
Butler is much under forty. II IS
thought now that the bitterness stirred
up by the caucus last night may cause
some differences between the HOlton ana
Pritchard faction I'm The Legislature.
Moreover, that the fusion having served
the ends Of the leaders. will now turn
their eyes upon themselves and possibly
drift apart. This is what the Democrats
hope for But now the two parties pre-
sent a solid front.
tn RAILROAD COMMISSION.
To-day the bill for the repeal Of tho
Railroad Commission was introduced by
Mr.. EwaTt. one Of the late senatorial can
didates and will he passed Then II Is
thought Butler will strengthen his forces
by putting in the hands OF one man. In
stead OF i'm the hands of three. as at
party power, and Butler appreciates 1t.
FUSION PHoGRAMMNE CaBhIEp cTT.
Tho fusion programme has been carried
out 10 the letter so far, and il is proba
bic that the rest of II will go through
OF the Legislature than they were before
Meanwhile the Democrats are fighting
every inch, and putting themselves IN
readiness 10 pounCe on any expenditure
that may go beyond those allowed by the
| present law.
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hard hit. as the boys developed a stteak o.
wlipss wing, and the killing Oh VIZ -,
was made on Burrelrs Billet "nos g.
performance won many suppor.s,s o
this tried and true nag. anu W."
Donald I'm the saddle the pet'iis
quite lively on the Billet. Marcei was
the favorite with the pubic. thoue"' ar.
would have won. but as the ions
expected Marcel to fall down ano Dreak
a leg. they played pretty not Ior u'e
Billet. The track was heavy SUMMARIES
First ace-eleven-sixteenths OF fiilie'
purse-Miss LILLY Q05, Thorpe, EVEN n,s.'
Bessie Nichols second. Gold Dust 'nir"'
Time. 12.
second race-seven furlongs. purse
Clara Bauer Q0i. Clayton. : 10 ins''
MolIie Il. second, Charlie Il. tnird' lime
80 IS.
Third race-haEdicap for three-yeaI
olds-Coria dlO. Leigh. 9 TO y hrs', r es-
tval second. Martha Griffin thlfd' lilie'
lO7.
Fourth race-one mile, selIinS-buIreh
Billet III. Mcdonald. ~ 10 u hrst, MARI
second, Legrande third. Time Id c,oo
Fifth race-one miIe.-lnconiihoue w.
Jones. Is TO u first, Excelsior se0oi''
Footrunner third. Time, l:52'
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THE CUBANS EXCITED.
REGRET FAILURE or TnE scns"
no TAKE ARMS TO RATHio1''
Thev A.. Determined, However -
or the Spanish Yoke Inc
,top,... We'll Orsssir'd.

r,cYsoNyILLE. FLA. Jan. d. ~
is no change In the Situation a.
alma Borden's warehouse IS s''"
,,,ard Borden denies that arms
stored there secretly. He says Tue -
a~os were carted there In open Day 's"'
r.. c,,t,ans I'm Florida still msnlies.
I".. ,,,.,est I'm the AFFAIR. While my
-. that this attempt to furn'sh
s,to,s of Cuba with arms ana ariA"""'
-, rs fallen through, they are % ~,
49, 49,, Encouraged. The Cubans are W.
80 rized through the EFFORTS OF ueh',
"a In every city in the lnitei
'. =, .'ta,a there are nifty or more W
non workiuSmen there mas ues" -,
t1ad revolutionary societies. IN NJ -.
there are seyeuty-two or thesc $50 a..
I'm Tampa there are doou' % 80 ami
AZ 80 orleans and New York many
n.hars Tho members Of these soc,et,s
ara enthusiastic In regard 20 the u''l'na
ovsr,hvov, OF the Spanish YOKE
has Tor 50 long rested on the is'aIp "
ruba Every member IS require" W -,
trihute the earnings OF one day % 80
month usually the first Nednesuas'
~. conceal fu1d OF the rovolutionsr! so
ciniy. The headquarters are III 80 49,.
York, and there is now III the 80, 80
about 500 OO0. which can only be used -
aid IN fitting out expeditions looking 70
the overthrow OF the Spanish Government
ON the island. In Key West many %
the Cuban societies have been lorn ',.
into military organizations. ana tesu's.
drills with arms are held weekly;
there are not over one hundred stahus ',
small arms belonging 10 the key
societies these pass from one 9"O'''.
another 50 as 70 give all an opportunity
IN perfect Themselves. General MART
the reyolutionist. keeps their enthusiasm
stirred up. and has promised that "i'hl"
two years cuba shall be free ana ihue-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
DEI1M or ynO BKOTHBRs.
Election Of On,esrs-DeIsgafes To Chris.
titan Fn.semvor Convention.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, jan Ia
Special Wallace Horseworth, aged III
teen. died yesterday. and to-day his broth-
or Richard died at the residence or their
father. Mr.. r. T.. Horseworth. this city
The bodies will be inferred in orange
in the family burying- aground.
The election of officers or Rose fIlil
chapel has taken place, az follows: NJ
e. Thomas. superintendent: 7. j. VIII
liams. assistant superintendent; j. W.
Butler. secretary; l.. e. Taylor. assistant
secretary: X. i. Boatwright treasurer;
Miss Nora Horlowe, organist; John Muir
rcii. assistant organist; !. W. May. as
sistant choiister: Lew Wood. chorister;
IN. Jones. Librarian Willie McCauiy,
assistant librarian.
Delegates TO the state Convention OF the
Society of Christian Endeavorers OF the
Disciples Church left for stanton to-
day-Willie Tate. Fountain Eddins, Er-
nest Davis, Robert Clark, and T.. >.
Houchens.
Edgar y. Cox, accused of shooting
colored man named ID. Il. Scott. was
sent on TO the grand jury by Magistrate
Slachlin.
Colonel K. r. W. Duke viii denver
the address before the John Bowie
Strange Camp OF Confederate veterans
on General Lees Birthday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
Winners at Alexander Island.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The results ~
the Old Dominion race track to-day are
as follows:
First race-purse 500. selling' "'e ~
lOngs-BenJamin az TO y irst' mp
Bones second. Dashing Charlie third.
Time, los.
Second race-purse 500 selling-four
and half furlongs-Tammany nan "
to u first Lou Foster second, Du'ch Lou
third. Time. 90 81.
Third race-purse 500, selling, four and
a half furlongs-Johnny 90 TO - iiso'
Forest second, Westslde third Iifhe' ~
Fourth race-purse 800. three-S ear -olos'
civ and a ouarfer furlongs-Irene g TO -
first. Classic second. Monte Carlo third'
Time. 80 IL.
Fifth race-purse 500 selling, six aha
quarter furlongs-Mckeever 'lO 70
first. Kentucky Lady second lhhS III
third. Time. 1:3l IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
OBITUARY..
Mr. ROBERT BOILING.

Mr.. Robert Boiling. who died SUNDAY
morning at his home, ~ BituhlUle, W.
horn i'm Petersburg, Va, slNty-sA StdIs
ago. says yesterdays Baltimore Gun. MI
Railing was the son OF Mr. Geo BollinS'
who was at one time prominent III Irslhd
affairs. The son was Srsduhteu lto'Ii
Princeton i'm the class OF lSD. ne VIZ a
Republlcan. and has held many feucrdi
positions in his native State. cling az
orc time internal revenue collector ior
the district OF Norfolk. His brother, MT
william y. Boiling. Is one OF me NJ
sistant engineers in the Baltimore ana
ohio service. About seven years ago
MIR. Robert Boiling went 10 Baltimore;
and up 10 the time OF ms ueath neu
the poSittou OF chief accounting oHlcer
i'm the Baltimore and Ohio engineers de-
partment. - ~,
His wife was the daughter OF Mrs.
Samuel PIeasants Webster. VINO was vas
the sister of the late Colonel John n.
Sothoron, II st. Mary's county, Md. MI
Boiling will be buried in the church-
yard Of All Faith parish, in ST. Mary )
county, to-day.
NPs s. p. WALTON.
Mrs. s. F.. Walton died at her residence,
at the Exposition Grounds, Sunday hiSht.
She was the wife OF eX-PoIiceman Ben
jamln r. Walton. and leaves five chill
dren--three sons and two daughters one
of her sons is Officer j. j.. aitoh, or
the Second district. Her funeral TOOK
Mace at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
rom Randolph-Street Baptist church'
and the interment was made in River
View cemetery.
MP. JOHN 8. PARK.
DANVILLE. VA. Jan. 15.-SpeciaI.--ln,
forma ton has just been received mere OF
the death of John 5. Park the We'll
known proprietor of the famous faIh
Springs, In Caswell county, y. {. lie
died OF pneumonia al an early hour TINS
morning at his residence, nine miles from
this city.
Mr.. L. @. RUCKHR.
STUART. VA. Jan. Especial Mr..
l.. g. Rucker one Of the best-known
citizens OF This county, died yesterday
er. Esq. lie came to Patrick from
Orange county when quite a young man,
and settled on Avarat river ADJOINING
the farm which was the boyhood home
of General j. T.. Il. Stuart Some time
prior to the war he was elected clerk OF
the County and Circuit Courts, when
position he filed with signal ability untll
July J., 1893. ii period of nearly forty
years. He was seyenty-one years old at
the time of his death.
L. =. FORREST.
Mr. j. j. Forrest. who has been in i'll
health for some time. died at 4:3o o'clock
yesterday afternoon Of heart disease. tie
lived at No. ITO west Marshall street
and was in his forty-ninth year;
The funeral VIII take place at ocloCk
this afternoon from Park Race Ghurch;
and the ihterment will be In Hollywood
cemetery.
ROBERT ely.
ATLANTA. GA, Jan. 15.-Robert Ely,
Acknowledgement of Georgia under Gov
ernor ColQutt. died to-day al the county
almshouse. He had a brilliant mind and
made an able Attorney-GeneraL Drink
and morphine wrecked him, and for two
years he has been cared for by Fulton
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
CHRISfIAN ENDE%FOk S0CfE'IbS'
Opepiux Of the STATE Convention St Staup-
xIch.a.>nl Pc, ,ls. pcc..n nj


STAIJNTON, VA, Jan. l5.--Sp g
The State Convention of Christian En-
deavor Societies, Rev. +. L. Da!mun
president. met here tonight AT the FIRST
t,resbyterian church The convention
viii continue through Tuesday. Wednes-
day aud Thursday.
Delegates are present from outside OF
the State az follows: W. III. n. Holder.
New York. Rev 4. 5. Hamilton. Wash
ingtor, II. c.. w. III. III. Smith Wash
inwion. ~. g: Miss Lacy Johnson. Wash
ington, d. c.
ton, AZ G mond are the following: MIR.
John d. Murreli and wife. Misses Lutte
Roberts. Kerns and Cullen. Rev. $. G.
Hatcher, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lecky,
-. =. Bennett. Miss Jesse Link. Rev.
l.. NJ. Omer. Miss Bertie Farrar. Lester
Byliss, Bernard Bass, Miss l.. j. Webb.
Miss T.. J. Bryant. Miss Irene Newell.
II. W. Miles. u. :. Baldwin. Rev; j.. y.
a1s s,sca Miss J Jessie seal Hall r s A. Hand.
lev and Miss Phillips.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
R.aro,e's Eapid Improvement.

large water wheels for the Roanoke
Rapids Power Company. located about
four miles from this place, have been re-
celved here and forwarded 10 the works.
These wheels are intended for the large
knitting mills which the company pro-
pose building Work on the foundation Is
already going forward.
The company Is pushing ahead. ana
their avenue leading out 10 the Ralelen
and CASTOR railroad has been about COM
pleted , -,
have been lost by the great freshet In the
Roanoke river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
Cape Charles City Notes.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, Jan. l5-Soe-
ciaI.-Capt. George Kitchens, OF the Smith
Island IAfe-Saving Station, received a
large patent self-bailing and self-r.ght-
Ing surf boat few days ago for use at
his station.
". EasIey Smith, superintendent of the
Government telephone lines along the
coast conneo ting the life-saving stations
has just returned from visit TO his old
home at Atlanta. Ga.
The Cane Charles Ice and Lumber Com
pany have commenced the erection of an
other large ice house, with capacity of
2.5C0 tons, on the ground where their old
one was burned some time last summer.
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WILL NOT NKTILF.
The Legislature Of West Virginia Rspudi-
Rtes the Debr

About a week ago Governor O'Ferrall
sent TO Governor McCorkle. of West
Virginia, communication informing him
officially Of the steps taken by the Gem
eral Assembly OF Virginia to enter into a
conference with the authorities of West
Virginia with a View OF bringing about a
settlement OF the deot OF the latter State
upon a similar basis as had been adopted
in this State. which resulted in the issu-
Ing OF the century bonds.
The House of Delegates yesterday for
mally declined to enter into any confer
ence. preferrng 10 repudlate the debt as
may be seen from the following telegram
that WAS received at The Times Office
last night:
CHARLESTON. W. VA, Jan. i5.-By a
unanimous vote this morning the House
passed a joint resolution introduced by
Mr.. Edmisto1, of Lewis county. declining
TO enter into negotiations with Virginia
on the State debt matter on the bass
proposed In the communication from Gov
ernor O'FerraD. In order to completely
XIII the debt proposition. motion TO re-
consider the vote on the resolution and
lay the reconsideration on the table. was
unanimously passed.
GOVERNOR ofERRALL SILENT.
Governor OFerralI. when shown the
above telegram last night. declined 10
artSr ipfO any discussion OF the matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
MADE 4 KILLING ON HILLET.
The Fourth Race the Feature st New
Orleans-Other kvents.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. ia heavy
shower after the second race got on at
the post served 10 put a damper on the
spirit oc the sport al the races to-day,
and the last three events fell tat. There
was q fairly good crowd in attendance,
and the regulars proceeded TO Jump In
with their money, and put It on the books
with the same sang froid as OF yore, anu
the bookies displayed the same spirit In
takinG thA bets. The books were pretty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
THE CULUMBIA Is SAFk.
Floats FREQ ut High Tide and IL In Voly
Eve Fact Of SOFT Mud ut Lew Water.

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 15.-Referring to
special appearing in the New YORK
Herald. claiming that the cruiser Column.
bia, now at this yard. rs I'm seven teet
of mud, Admiral Brown to-day, tolI =
Nirginian reporter :hat the COLUMBIA
floats free at high tide. and is III only
FIVE feet of very soft mud az low water;
He SAYS this will not harm the snip ana
that she will be placed in the dry dock
as soon as the battle-ship Texas comes
out.
The Minneapolis, also at The yard, ana
of the same displacement as the Column
bia floats free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
A Bali at Dabney', Hall.

a very pleasant ball was given by the
Two Sh0rlies at Dabneys Hail last night
The following persons We're present:
row, \. Tolker, /. Rupert. j. Schraudt.
X. Orschel. l.. Ginder and W. Schleicher
MeSsrs. Charles l.. Rose. William A.
Hulcher, G.. Schraudt, II. Klotz. \. Ross,
y. Tolker, J.. Hatke. f. Gerring, \. kus-
terer. T.. Harner, f.. Schultz, William
III. Heekc. 4. Buckner, J. Bliley, j.
" eber, and W. Boltz.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
Lectures %, the German Language.

Madame Hirs,hfcld gave the first ono Of
three free lectures on the German Ian
guage to large audience In the directors
room OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION last evening. Similar lectures
will be given in the same place this even
ing and Tomorrow evening, 10 which the
nublic are invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. h. Il. Tucker, OF Barton
Heights. were the recipients OF pleas
ant surprise party Monday night Among
those present were: Mrs. +. J. Wall and
Misses Mabel Stutz. Lille StutZ, Margie
Manning. Annie Stubs Annie Nillert,
Mile Stubbs. Linda Creery, Minnie Wad-
dill. and Messrs. T.. l.. Mitchell, ID. j.
Landrum. \. J. Tucker, 6. Il. LipscOmb,
II. Stubs. W. b. Anderson. o. ROur. ana
Mr.. ana Mrs {. Il. fremont and Mr.. and
Mrs l.. Williams.
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renewed attacks which were being mace
upon social order and MONARCHY. Ine
President OF the upper house. at the con-
clusion OF the speech. called ior cne'rS
for the King, which were heartily gwen
His Majesty then took his departure i'i-
lowed by the Prussian Ministers,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
Big Works Resuming.

SOUTH BEND. IND, Jan. 16-The
singer Sewing Machine Works, employ
ing three hundred operatives. nave re-
-s,1ned operatlon There was also re-
si,mntion OF work in all the departments
of The Stuiebaker Wagon Mandatory
employing one thousand men.