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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

An explosion occurred yesterday morn
ing about II 80 o'clock. i'm the bottling es-
tablishment Of ROsendorfs. corner Of Fiji
teenth and Main streets. The explosion
was caused by one of the generators used
in bottling saltwater becoming over
charged with carbonic-acid gas. AT the
time of the explosion. young Newman
ROsend0rf and Mr.. j. ". Percival were
standing near the generator. Both We're
thrown several feet away. and knocked
down, and young Rosendorf received a
bad cut over his left eye Dr. NJ. W.
Teyser was summoned, and rendered the
medical assistance necessary. Young
Rosendorf's wound was painful hut not
dangerous Mr.. Percyal escaped with
a good shaking up.
Beyond the loss of the generator, no
further damage was done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

The following explains itself:
Richmond, Va, June nth.
We. the undersigned. do hereby agree
10 close our place Of business at O'Clock
=. NJ. from the 18th Of June 20 the lotn OF
September. inclusive every day ia me
week. except Saturday. upon which day
we will close al O'Clock l.. NJ.
WALTER -. MOSES & CO.
CHASE BROS. PIANO CO.
G.. H. TOMPKINS q CO.
RICHMOND MUSIC co.
HIME-MINOR CO.
MANLY b. RAMOS & co.
THOs. G.. BURTON * CO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
County Court Matters

Judge Wickham heard the case OF Leigh
Dean. charged with criminal assault upon
Mrs. Matte Harde. Mr.. W. II. Sands
represented the Commonwealth, while
NJ W. II. Beverage appeared for the ac-
cused. After hearing the evidence m
the case the jury fixed Deans punishment
at thirty days I'm the county jail.
The case of Augusta and Catherine
Reid. charged with keeping house OF
in-fame. was tried before Justices Vim
cent and Christian yesterday. The ac-
cused were sent on 10 tho grand jury.
and bailed I'm the sum Of 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

The annual meeting of the board Of
visitors of the Medical College of Nir-
ginia was held IN the lecture-room yes
terday at noon Among those present
were. Drs. r. T.. Moore. OF Wyheville;
j. s. Pendleton. oil Maryland. Thomas
T. Matthews. Of Manchester; j. b. Nc
Cav, Of Richmond, and Messrs. Nynd-
ham Meredith and j. b. Purcell. The
Deans report was read and accepted and
after some routine business the board
adjourned.
After the meeting. a delightful lunch
con was served at the College, and many
OF the professors and officers OF the Col
lege partoOk of the repast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
nsmoennthic Cllnic Club.

The postponed meeting OF the Homoeo-
nathic Clinical club. Of Richmond, was
beld TUESDAY evening al the Office of Dr.
b. G. Williams. So east Franklin street
The meeting was voted 10 be one of great
benefit. as we'll as pleasure. 10 all IN ar
tendance. The feature of the evening
was the paper prepared and read by Dr.
George l.. stone
DR.. George F. Bagby was appointed es-
savist for the next meeting. which Is =
be held I'm the office of Or. George A.
1'aber. II east Grace street. tuesday
evening July Zd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
THE FOURQUREAN- PRICE co,
Breeder, 7allGy&Co.'S
Mid-Week
ANNOUNCEMENT !!

Ends Of Gray Brown. and Dark Garnet
Lining Cambria = % yards 300 piece.
at 5Lsc. per yard.
Bed omit calicoes in remnants OF 20
or Z pieces Of Martha Washington
Dllicoes m0thcrly patternsl. at &C.. "A
yard
case Of Volunteer Shifting Prints at
3-ic.. and We volunteer the statement
that they are about the best that you
ever saw for the price
Count de Merrimac Calic0cs ODy actual
count there arc more than I'D pieces, the
best shifting ,alicoes made. at 5c.
Ten pieces Iercalo, pretty, stylish, new
patterns 80 inches wide. al l-fc.
The Wild Ducks $50 called because
the people almost went wild over theml.
the d. .c quality iu new, pretty aud
stylish patterns. az l-ic., are sin with
us.
The i2'4c. io-lnch Irish Lawns at sc.
are here also.
Pretty. new Porcales at Pic.
Lovely patterns Of the l2i4c. Dimities
How the Richmond Dry Goods Phnan-
thfopi-ts tthere are or or thoml man
age TO seh their i2ilc. Dimities for be-.
passes our ken.
Remember our Janray bargains. This
is a partial list OF them.
2Dc. Huckaback TOWelling for l-Hc.
,I4c Plaid Dlmlty Null for 22c.
25c. Jones $ A. Cambria i9c
5pc. Jones Soff-tluish Cambria. Zoe.
9oc. Blue. Green, and Pink Tarlatan FOR
l0c
IL 2-3c Plaid Towellng for Joe.
7ic Masala. i5c.
35c Lattice Muslin. % inches wide. zoe.
l6 2-3c. Striped NaIns00k. Joe.
Pie Plaid Nains0Ok. o..
our stock is at it's best now We have
goods 20 suit everybody. our prices ara
low. Our goods are pretty. and our meth
DDS are clean 40 humbug restrictions
as 20 time or quantity. No preteutiois
closing 10 DO what can best be done
with open doors. Come and see u.s. and
bring your friends.
p dozen White Handkerchlcfs. suitable
for ladies', girls. and boys. at 25c per
dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

Morganfeld. one OF the Aqua Creek
train robbers. who was brought 10 the
penitentiary a short while ago, Is able TO
walk about on crutches He will be a
cripple for life. as he will never be able
TO bear the weight Of his body on his
injured limb.
Captain White assistant supernten-
dent at the penitentiary, said that as
yet Morganfeld had been unable TO do
any work.
Searcy the other train robber is busy
in the shoe shop. Both prisoners are or
derby and we'll behaved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
Hastings Court

In the Hastings Court Onesty Bros.
We're arraigned on Tuesday. on the charge
Of selling liquor on Sunday. II appeared
from the evidence that A. j. Harris. col
ored. who reported the firm. afterwards
endeavOrel TO extort bush money from
them. The charge against the firm was
dismissed and Harris required 10 give
bond for his good behavior. Failing 20
do so, he was sent 10 jail. but yesterday
he was brought before the court. Judge
Minor presiding. and gave bond in the
sum of 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
Election Of Officers.

At meeting Of the stockholders Of the
State Building and Loan Company held
al the o.--.e Of the company Tuesday. Mr..
Thomas r.. Stage was elected 10 I'LL the
presidents chair. with Mr.. W. Minor
-oolward as vice-president, and Mr..
Fairfax G.. Christian as secretary and
treasurer.
The following gentlemen were elected
TO nh places on the board OF directors
Aressrs. Thomas T.. Stagg George i.
King. W. Minor Woodward. James \.
Hancock. AM Lyon. ". j. Whitehurst,
and Robert G.. thornton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

attaches itseIf 70 every good, de-
sirable, and reliable bargain sold.
90 Umbrellas were sold IN two
days. Think of a Richmond house
buying more than 1900 Umbrellas
at A single price. 81 so, SI.SS and
S2.12 Umbrellas for 90 cents each.
S2,95o worth Of Muslin Under
wear in three days. Several humid
red Garments left OF the window
display will be sold this morning at
10 o'clock.
From II to o'clock.
225 dozen all pure Linen Towels,
yard length, full usual width, worth
I215c for SC each.
What Cohens are doing for the
Richmond public.
PlisSnei'S Scotch Lace Stripe Or
candle Dimties, scarce in every store
in America that keeps these fine i'm
ported fabrics. 10, $50 yards, includ-
ing every new and beautiful design
made by this the most noted maker
in the world. Every conceivable
new style and colonng for Shirt
Waists, DfeSSeS, Gowns, etc.
Ready at 9.45 this morning, at retail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
TIE Cnnn,.r,et Coin

United States Commissioner Flegen-
helmer yesterday examined Charles II.
Hummel on the charge Of passing cOun-
terfeit coin. There was no evidence
against Mr. Hummel. and he was dis
charged. but a warrant was issued for
Il. ;. Butler. who Is tn the employ OF
Mr.. Hummel. and who. IL IS alleged. pass
ed the counterfeit coins. lie was arrested
and bailed for his appearance before the
Commissioner tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
Richmond Famnle seminary.

The commencement exercises or the
Richmond Female Seminary, Mr. john II.
Powell. principal, will be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
tonight at SIS o'clock. There Will be
an interesting programme. embracing at
tractive musical and other features.
Judge II. w. Fiournoy Will deliver the
prizes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

Thomas rutherford. 3 feet on south
side Hospital street. subject to deed OF
trust. s. II. n. NJ. Harrison. 70 +. c.
Brauer. Jr.. feet on south side Hospital
street so: \. l.. and : l.. Valentine 10
Nancy Armisteai. ~ feet on south side
jaw street near Buchanan. 500.
Henr.co: W. 7. Ratcliffa 10 Richard
{. GRAY. . acres three miles north OF
Richmond 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

The Japanese are a cosmopolitan people
Their political models are English; their
religion is supplied mainly by America
their courts are modelled after the
French, and their schools after the Ger.
man idea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

Kansas convict sent to the fenltentia-
ry for life. has put the authorities I'm a
quandary by requesting TO be hanged.
At present he is in the insane department
OF the prison. but he proves his sanity
by sensibly pointing out that If he is in
sane. he should be sent TO an asylum. and
that If he is sane. he should be hanged.
They do such queer things in Kansas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

MIR. Cleveland is not man who loves
10 get even" or he would have appoint
ed William b. Hornblower or Wheeler
II. Peckham Attorney-General, and Hill
couldn't help himself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

The bookings OF passengers between New
York and London at the present time
show an increase of 30 per cent. COM
pared with those OF the same period a
year ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

Parker. the gold-brick man. is now
probably on his way across the ocean.
lie dined with Il well-known sporting
man near Ashland on Monday, and re-
marked. In substance 20 Mr. Charles
Levy. Of that town. that he was of for
New York. where he would take the
first steamer for Europe. lie added that
when hisi case was called for trial. IN
the Henrico County Court on June 10Th.
the Commonwealth Of Virginia would BE-
entirely welcome 10 the bail-bond Of
5000 whcih he put up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

Al a recent ball game in Hayes coun-
ty. Nebraska, the score stood IS 10 So.
The pitchers must have handed the bat
tiers the ball on silver platter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

And silver went so low IN 1898 as 10
make the dollar worth only nfty-one
cents at one time.
For 1894 the figures have not been receiv.
"a. and the Director Of the Mint writes
~ that hs WY not b. able 10 make an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

A statistical authority says that wo-
mans chance OF being married is best
between twenty and twenty-five. After
fifty, her chance is one in 1000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

II will be pity II ex-President Harri-
sons new picture is turned 20 the po-
litical wall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
ONE OF THE LESSONS.

It is stated now that Governor OFer-
rail- will take some decided steps AT the
next meeting OF the Legislature 10 in
duce that body to so amend the laws
as to prohibit a prisoner from securing
bail from any but a supreme or circuit
judge, after the trial judge has refused
90 grant bail
Governor O'Ferrall was out OF tho city
last night, and could not be seen IN regard
10 the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

The total weight OF the latest electric
locomotive constructed is $4,000 pounds.
Ii is intended 10 use ii eNperimentally
in switching and hauling heavy freight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

Here is a consoline fact for Virginians:
The highest temperature recorded is l2i
degrees and a fraction. taken In Algeria,
July H. 1879.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
(yty Crruif Court.

In the suit Of Charles f. Ready
against Peter COPELAND. Judgment for
the plaintiff for s225.s5 was entered In
the City Circuit Court yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

Now that the Nicaraguan trouble is over.
the mosquito reservation of New Jersey
will no doubt worry somebody.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

The merry month OF June is giving US
some mighty fine weather just now. But
don't speak out loud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

THE silver tide is turning in the South. -
is the welcome news waited by the wire.
Dixie never wanders far from the path
of right. Sound money is bound TO
win.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
GOLD-BRICK LESSONS.
THE GOVERNOR MAY TRY TO REM
EDY THE LAW.
While in Ashland Parker Boosted That
Ricbmont Would Not SEQ His Face
AgsIn-On tho Waters.

The recent powerful and persisten ef-
forts of Parker. the grntlemanly crook,
to get bair. his final success. and willy
escape before he could be arrested on
the warrant sworn OUT by Governor
O'Ferrall on requisition from Illinois,
have all combined TO introduce some In
teresting developments. according 10 re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

pean State circles. No cabinet crisis
e reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
F0URQUREA(
PRICE CO.
White Goods.

There is no excuse no" " NC
made for postponing your pur-
chase of the WHITE GOODS.
The weather is ready, the stock
has been for some time, ana IL Is
in prime order, too.
I'VE don't remember a time
when we have had a more choice
assortment. The Novelties and
stanIes are crowded in here IN a
variety that taxes all the counter
room we can find. For every
want we have thought ahead, ana
provided for it. The prices talk
eloouently. They tell OF some
big buying you can do, and some
little paying.
FRENCH ORGANIZES.
Pure white. sheer. and fine, genuine
importation. s. inches wide
40. 81 CO., 75c.. 81 Yard.
DOTTED SWISS.
Again the favorite this soason-pin
\. .' oo's %. 25. 80, IS. 49, 5oe.
PLAIN SWISS MUSLIN,
i2is 10 2-3 20, %. So. 4oc.
FRENCH NAINSOOk,
in both medium ana light
zoe. to 81 Yard.
INDIA LAWNS.
Sound qualities and low prices
8. 10, Is. D, SIC.
ENGLISH NAINS00k.
Made expressly for US with our
name stamped on every piece-solt anu
npe-and particularly desirable for
Ladies' Underwoar-R yards III
Finer grades English Nainsook-
At 10 2-s. %, %. 80. s7is, SOC.
INDIA DIMITiES.
The fine and sheer kind. stripes and
'''''" 1914 1928 % %. SIZE.
WHITE PIQUE.
Plain White-large and small walc-
Is % ana SOC.
WHITE LINEN DUCK,
q inches-all pure Linen
49, 20, 'ac.
WHITE PERSIAN LAWNS.
30 inches wide
12is. 1928. % %, 30. 80, ioc.
LINEN LAWNS
All Linen
2j. 3d. 90. -. SOC. 81. $3.50 Yard.
-<vM~yA MIAETrs-
THE FOURQUREAN- PRICE co,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
OUTSIDE THE STORE IT'S SO.
INSIDE THE STORE IT'S 79.
OUR SODA WATERS SO.

That's what the Thermometer says.
and somehow the thermometer has d
COOS deal to do with il. This Soda
Water selling isn't an incident in our
business. We give il just as much at
teniion as any other branch Of our
business. We sell the best. Tho best
IN the Soda-Water business is tho
purest extracts OF fruits for havoring
the purest claret for Claret Limeade.
II you want drink suggestion look At
our bulletin board for a daily sugges-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

Yesterday was another ott-day In Euro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
8 ga cents a yard.

Limit Of % yards 10 any one customer.
40 yards of 2l-inch Glace Taneta SILK,
in invisible check Imperfect I'm the
weaving. 10 be sold az 10 o'clock at
&c a yard instead of Sl25.
More of the SOC Trilby Silks for
25c yard.
Ladies' Real Isle Thread Richelieu
Vests at a price never dreamed Of
Low neck, no sleeve, with tape
drawn crochet edge, brown or
bleached, soc quality, all sizes for
I9c each; others, White Swiss Ribbed
wide crochet edge, 25c Vests, for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
BLACK WORSTEO DRESS GOODS.

4NNdllf Il tilOHodlII flNNNo put vi NdlS
few days ago, all the newest want
ed kind and not price varying from
ONE HALF VALUE, I21sc to 81.
Ladies Fast-Blach Hose. seamless and
perfect shape, equal i'm wear 20 any
De. stocking, all sizes to-day az l2i4c.
Striking examples OF how cheap
we sell HOUSEFURNlSHlNGS.
Family-slze Covered Market Baskets,
extra quality. 5Dc
900 Lunch Baskets. a score of styles 20
choose from, good values 40 % ana 55c,
any Ice.
Hardwood Croquet Sets. nicely varnish-
ed and striped, extra quality 9sc.
SllexO Securing Soap. equal 10 sapolio.
ought 10 be llc BE-.
Parlor Pride Stove Polish. a Zoe bottle.
Be.
Steak Mauls. extra finished. worth l5c. TOR
Sc. Cotton Clothes Lines for Sc.
lee SnaNcrs, Be-.
Wire Potato Washers. %.
Full-s!ze C0coanut Graters, q, ought
TO be 10
Tennis Egg Whips. most popular sort.
real value Sc, our price today Dr..
GO l-quart extra quality Tin Dppers
ar Sc.
FIVE HUNDRED oxtra-polished Tin
Coffee Pots. fre-pr0of bottom, 2-quart
size regular loc value to-day $ price
6c
Large size Tin Colanders. worth DE,
for
Granite Iron Hanging Soap Dishes, with
drainer. worth Z5c. here tc.
Extra long Granite Iron basung spoons
worth ~. o. and 30c choice &c..
LOng-handle Granite Iron Sauce Pans,
with covers. worth Goo. for 2ic.
Fine French China Lunch Plates. soft,
delicate decorations. worth 81 tUIHu %.
Until sold Sc each
White China open Vegetable Dishes.
Havelani's new shape, actually worth
soc, for l5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
DOTTED SWISS

Again the favoritc this season
: ~, - p. .. 80. s.. %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-25
Euiogy on Frederick Douglass,

New York. Feb. 2s.--Rev. DR. Louis A
Banks delivered a discourse tn the Han
son Place Methodist church tonight on
Frederick Duigiess, the Eloquent. the
Mas. Picturesque Historical Figure i'm
Modern Times" He said in part: .'If r
were asked what person IN the present
century had fought against the greatest
ODDS and won the struggle OF life az most
points. ! SHOULD answer Frederick Doug
lass There is a great deal Of talk aheu,
seif~nsatfe men IN our time and vee hear
an aoGrsiance az eloqiAefsce concerning
Abraham Lgsnrosa's rise from the p,ar,e
Of raA@sfslitior to the presidency; of Gen.
Grants career from the sanaery 10 fna
position Of FIRST American citizen, ard
Garfield from TIE tawrafh To tas. Wa9st,
house. but none or theze men had 20
make ife's race with such a hansfsv,p-
ping or facing such ODDS as Frsta-1.,s
Douglass A career ike that OF FREEZER
$ck Douglass Is az cnaee an anTsor and an
inspiration 20 humanity. IN such a man
tlse kfrshfp ~ all races ia demonstrated -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-25
The Panama CnnaI

Panama. Feb. as,-The men emrlcyes
on. the canal are abandoning work. Even
those in the greatest need refuse tn ae
cept thu low wages offered TO replace the
strikers. Ii is now ruraore<i that It is
the purpose or The company 10 put wages
go low that men cannot accept and IS,
have a prefext for not continuing work
until a fresh supply OF funds comes
from France. Foreigners here ara PRO.
testing against rerortesi violations 90 the
mails. II is believed that the government
viii increase the import duties imposed
upoa some OF the most important articles
Of living.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-25
Arrlynl of Mime. Reiane.

New York. Feb. 2i-The French line
steamer La Champagne arrived this MORN
Ing from Havre. after a remarkably fine
winter passage. The saloon passengers
were delighted with their quick trip. and
were able TO sit around the decks trough
out the voyage. Nine. Rejane. the French
actress. and her theatrical company were
passengers on the Champagne. The COM
pany numbers between thirty and forty
persons. Nine. Rejane is accompanied
by her husband. NJ. Porei. and her
daughter. Among the passengers were
Marquis de Casteilane and Count Jean
dc casteliane. younger brother OF the
count, who Is to wed Miss Gould: Gen.
Young. w. II. Brown. Col L. A. Bianch-
ard and twenty-one Sisters OF Charity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-25

$500 =, -. - sr~,enne - 1sopductine
$3.50 - 60 90
"a, -. - $500 ne>ra !, - $780,,
a. go. va - -. ..,~.~r - .s,,x,seer-
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,rt.a - 80 80 ,su A., .~~~ ~,t.n
-. s-,s....*.. - go .s~~. -, 8. as.,s.
= - ,,.,,,~,<... -. -. ~srs - a.
$500 $3.50 ~v~t.,,, 4. ysct s.rcr,r,Ard.
80 80 -..--.-< - - - 1890 "a
,.s,s 49,. ,.--s-.. -. y-,y, .a.csrsc
IA. -
~. -.
- - 49,. - -
$1,000. - 80 .nr-r.,,. .s-v-,,s.. ,h.s
,~v.-.~ sa. ~. -,~.s,. .,,~,--.as -
.s....-s, - &c. -. -. -
en-. r,o,son ~ IN. errasr sarx .,,s,sa b.
s3t~.xrv-xsw hs.ra .rvs ~s,,x ~ .oo, ~re~A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-25

oakAagsl Cal. feb. sl-charles w.
8oosfworsh. professor Of entomology az
the state university, and ". c. Maxwell,
s;ndent or the sanse place. have been
expelled from the First baptist church
or Berkeley on charges Of heterossoxy -rs-
fesrca agants; thera BY Rev. G.. w.
learned ard thu desacuns OF the church.
t'ruf. Wociworth was superintendent OF
TIE Sunday school at the First Rap;is,
church and Maxwell was member OF
the same church. Some time REo Max
well began 10 express opinions IN re.
iisssssAs circles that we're regarded hy
church members as hescrostcx tn their
nature. The young ctAss~nser WIS hrougn,
before the pastor and deacons ana made
to anawer 10 the charge Of hsresy. Max
well refused 10 reosns and Prof. wcs>s-
worth upheld him. EXPRESSING thu Same
belief that Maxwell did. He pas,tsae.t
q eircusar giving hts views. the main
point az watch Wa tia. baptism Is 10,
prerequisite 80 church messsaersAle, nor
10 the Lord = sagsser. Then beth srena.
eys were expelled.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-25
HOWGATENOT GUILTY
Acquitted Of Charges Of EN-
bexzlement and Forgery.
SEVEN INDICTMENTS aEMAiN.
woodruff. the Ksnlexz1fnG Treaauref q
Arkannaa, Convfcted--A yiry1n1a
Bsuk Teller Arrested.

wastington City. Feb. A.-Cspt. Hen
~ Howga;s, formerly disburssng clerk
OF the signal service. who has been on
trial here since January - on two tn-
dictments charging him with esrbexzie-
usent and forgery. was today acquitted
OF the cfsafses The czse was given 70
the jury at noon on Thursday last. and
Il was not until neon today that YER
dict was reached. On the FIRST ballot. It IL
said. the vote stood to for acQuiftal.
The jury reported yesterday their ina
bsiity 20 agree. bat Judge McComas In
sisted that they should remain and Try
again
The Howgate trial has been unusual
IN many ways. Fourteen years ago Inn
portaHt frauds affecting large Sums OF
money were discovered in the signal
service accounts. and Howgate was
charged with hayfng committed them.
He was arrested. but by q ruse escaped
From his guards. and for thirteen years
remained IN New York city. Although
reward OF 5000 was offered for his
capture he was not arrested until last
fail AT the beginning OF the trial there
was hot legal battle In regard to the
validity OF the indictments on which
II was proposed 70 try Howgate. They
were finally sustained ard the case
tried on its merits. The jury found that
the case was not barred by thesstatute
OF limitations. but held that Howgate
was not guilty Of the particular offenses
charged. After the verdict was reach
ed Howgate was sent back to await
trial on seven indictments stu remain
ing against him. II Is not known which
OF these cases vial first be tried.