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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-01
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-01
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
4 DEFIANT FILTBUSTER.
Captain Kerr Says Another Expedition
VIII Land In Cuba.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Nov. 1.-THE
cause of Cuba was eloquentiy ana pou-
ily advocated at the academy of Music
tonight az a meeting held under the aus
pees OF the Philadelphia Brigade, fenn-
sylvania Reserves. The principal address
Of tie evening was made by IoVernor
Clark Matthew's OF Indiana, VINO deliver
ed the speech upon Free CUBA, tndt
he had prepared TO deliver 1T the Auan'a
Exposition.
Resolutions of sympathy. and promising
aid To the Cubans were adopted. ! ne
resolutions also allied upon the senator's
anc repre- senfatives of PENNSYLVANIA anu
uIon the two Houses OF co1Sress "hen'
they meet TO pass ccncutrI ~. :. :.
ton directing the President 10 recognize
IN. reoublic OF cuba as a belligerent ma
ton" ~,
A committee Of the Philadelphia Bri-
gada VIII present the resolutions 10 Mr.
Cleveland. III
Cap.ain w. w. Kerr. Assistant Dis
.tricf- Attorney OF Philadelphia, made the
n ost radical speech OF the evening IN
favor of the 'C1lbans. captain NetI
has attained wide notoriety OF late as
the owne- OF the steamship Leon and
T,.urada which have been accused OF
landing nllbustering expeditions upon inc
shores Of Cuba. ..s,oa
the oniuion OF Attornoy-General Harmon
that he laws of this country prevented
him from doing this. and asserted ina.
under orders from Washington every
custom Inspector In the ports OF tne Chi'eu
States has become Spanish SPY
Continuing. he said - 49,.
and they might as well know, that
until cuba Is free. ships will constantly
sail from this country and land upon ,ne
coast of Cuba men and arms, and fur'he--
more. II they keep their eyes ana ear i,
open they will hear OF another eNp psa,-
ton being landed in about ten lays .ngS
talk about risks. We arc willing to take
tho risks" -
Colonel William Frazier, COMMANDER on
the Philadelphia Brigade. announced 70
tho meeting that he had received word
from Colgr FRESHMAN Amos } Cuninl,nsS
that the latter had to-day drawn up
concurrent resolution. which he VIII pre-
sent 70 Congress, recognizing CUBA Del
ligerency n,
IIADELPHsA. PA, NOV. ia
cablegram was received this morning
from Port Antonio. Jamaica, saying that
the Danish steamer Horsa was not seized
at Kingston. as reported. but iett tort
Antonio last night. bound Tor Phila-
delphia with a cargo OF bananas she
IS expected TO arrive here Thursday next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
yHE fNIy'ERSTYr'S HELP.
I, 4 Deep Interest in The Times Entertain
rnrnf-sIorr Attractive Features.

Manager II. F. Smith returned yester-
day afternoon from The University Of
Virginia, where he has been in consul
,atlon with Acting Chairman Lille. with
T. view of securing large attendance
of the students Of the University on
the Zgh at The Times University enter
tanme,lt.
There was great interest manifested
By both the faculty and students, and a
large number who viii come on the 18th
TO witness the football game will stay
over TO be present at the big entertain
ment on the following evening.
Professor Francis II. Smith, the senior
professor on the University. will come
prepared 20 :ell some interesting reminis-
ccnces Of his long c5reer as a member
of the faculty. end will give "A vivid
description Of the disastrous fire of Octo-
Der nth.
The students Of the University viii be
represented by the Banjo club. and the
following gentlemen will be seen upon
the platform:
Banjourines-Grifth. Lambert. Tilton.
Phe.an.
C +;lC-HCen.
BanjOs-Ncal. Kane.
Guitars Robinson, Dodge, DuTrett.
Woodman.
IT is more than probable that Miss
Lizzie Taylor. Of Norfolk, will partici-
pate i'm the programme. Miss Taylor
IS recognized as possessing one of the
finest soprano voices in the state, and
her appearance I'm Richmond VIII add a
new interest TO the event, which will be
especially pleasing 10 the many friends
and admirers of Miss Taylor in this
city.
ALitteldorfer & Son. the decorators.
have. with characteristic generosity ana
enterprise volunteered to decorate the
proscenium. arch. and private boxes. and
the mere fact that this Office is 10 be
performed by Mitteldorfer is an assur-
ance that the Academy Of Music VIII
present an artistic and gala appearance
on the 10Th
Manager Smith requests The Times -
say that in order to avoid all possible
chance Of speculation. the box Office Will
not be oDen until 4. NJ. on the 9th.
a number of applications have been
made, both by mail and verbally. 10
have seats reserved. even at this early
date. but no seats will be assigned until
tho morning Of the 9th.
BIDS for the private boxes and loges
are still being received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
Affirmed. Opinion by Judge

Augusta Affirmed. Opinion by Judge
cardwel.
En,nger's Executors against Kenny.
Trustee From the Circuit Court OF Rock
y CHAM. Affirmed I'm part and reverted
IN part.
.tull against Rich Patch Iron Company.
Fir vm the Circuit Court Of Allegheny
COZ ty. Reversed
G tr1oza. Sheriff, against Epps. Ser
gea.,t Mandamus denied Opinion by
jude Buchanan.
Bu fna Vista Company against McCaDd-
fish & Cloves. From the Circuit Court OF
Rock bridge. Reversed.
Town of Clifton Forge against Allie
gnany Bank. and same against Brush
Elcctr T. Company. From the Circuit
Court OF AleghaAy. Affirmed. Opinion
by Jud g. Harrison.
kessec against Melvin and ais Man
dsmus allowed.
Petition OF Crawford Sims for writ OF
error 10 order Of Hastings Court OF Staun-
ton Re used.
Petition bv next friend against Taylor
and wife. Refused.
BartonS Executors aga~st Ridgeway's
Administrator. RehcariIg refused.
Rabinctt against Rab.nett Same order
time for petition for rshearing having
expired.
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Com
pany against Joyners Administrations
Further argued bv q. Hatton. ESQ, and
JUDGE H. II. Natt3 for apneliant and
Jackson Guy. Esq, for appellee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
rL0HIDa FREE sfLyER nEN.
Demand Free Coinage for siiver-senator
Call an Active Participant in IA Meeting.

JACKSONVILLE FLA. Nov. IA
conference of the free-slyer Democrats
of Florida was held here to-day, under a
call issued by Frank +. Harris, editor
of the Ocala Banner. The conference
was ATTENDED by Hon. Wilkinson Call.
United States senator from Florida Sen
ator Can took a prominent part IN the
proceedings. He expressed himself as
being unqualihedly in favor Of the free
coinage Of silver on equal terms with
gold.
The sentiments of the Senator We're
heartily endorsed. and the following res
olution was unanimously adopted:
"Resolved. That It is the sense or TINS
conference that it is absolutely essential
TO the welfare OF the people of the United
states that silver and gold be placed on
an exact equality in the coinage laws OF
the country
1t was decided that delegates be ap-
pointed TO the conference Of Democratic
Flcc-Silvcr Leagues in their respective
counties, with d view ~ sending only
froe-silver delegates to the convention.
and that every member Of these leagues
be pledged to support only free silver
for any Office within the gift Of the peo-
pie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
rxrOsIrIoN MEDlL LIZARDS.
Several Come 20 Virginia and North Caro-
n.n-One for Eichm0nd.

ATLANTA. GA. Nov. 2l.-The awards
of medals and diplomas or merit lot vN-
hibits at the Exposition mas prth liaut
The Jury of awards has made us report
and the competition between the thou-
lands of exhibitors at tine Exposition mas
been settled The result was completed
and forwarded 10 President Collier by bI.
Gilman. i'm Baltimore, yesterday ~
reached the express Office IN Atlanta tn-s
morning. but il was not delivered 70
President Collier until this afternoon. ihe
board of Exposition directors met at
o'clock this afternoon.
They received the report and put thelr
STAMP II approval on IL by adopting ~
as "A whole. The distribution Of gold
medals, which represent the highest
awards of merit. were In part as follows;
Sloss Iron and Steel Company Birming-
ham, Ala.
Southern Railway Company.
Geological Survey of North Carolina.
Department Of Agriculture.
SeabOard Air Line.
Department of Liberal Arts:
Hamilton Normal and Agricultural IN
stitute Hampton Va.
Department of Transportation:
Newport News Ship-Building and Dry
Dock Company, Virginia.
The Plant system.
Southern Railway Company.
Richmond Locomotive Works, Rich
mond Va.
Miscellaneous.
Ladies of Connecticut. Massachusetts,.
Pennsylvania. Arkansas. Maryland, ohio,
and Louisiana for exhibits in the WO-
mans buildings. and also TO the ladies'
of the committee from Tennessee, N!r-
ginia. New York city Columbus, Ga.
Macon. Ca: Mrs. Andrew Simmonds and
her associates. city of Charleston, TO the
Board Of Woman Managers Of the EX-
position. gold medals and diplomas Of
honor are awarded.
NEW YORK. Nov. G-Three hundred
Of New Nork's representative citizens bid
a brief farewell this evening 10 the chill
ing gales Of Manhattan Island and set
forth for the Southland. where a warm
welcome awaits them at the Atlanta EX-
position.
Mayor Strong did not accompany the
party. important official engagements
kept him IN town. and he will leave az
f;Sy o'clock tomorrow IN private car
attached to the Southwestern Limited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
Wr. ShirrcT'> Appointment.

Mr. Reuben Shirrcns has been appoint
ed 10 be engineer Of the Massachusetts
Board Of Health. The duties of this pO-
sitCn will include the design and con-
structiOn of the immense watcT-wOrks
system of Boston and the neighborng
cities and towns of Eastern Massachn-
sets, including about eighty miles OF
eQUeducts and several storage basins.
The reputation gained by Mr.. Shirrens
i'm his connection with the East Jersey
Water Company and subsequently as
chief engineer OF water power for tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
will be enhanced by this new appoint
ment. which puts him in charge OF one
Of the most important engineerinss works
in America The removal Of 50 able a
man can only be regarded as a serious
loss TO Richmond
f Last evening "A number of gentlemen. OF
the engineering and allied professions. en-
tertained Mr.. Shirreffs at a farewell din
ner at Rueger's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

4 Feather and Down Factory Burned and
Many Women Make Narrow Escapes.

CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. IA fire
which caused a property loss Of Ssoom0
and imperilled the lives of half a thou
sand persons mostly young women.
originated al o'clock this afternoon on
tho third hoor Of Charles Emorch *
COS. feather and down factory. l17g-l7Sl
south Canal street. The conhagraton
was attended by scenes Of intense ex-
element. and a score OF nremen narrowly
escaped being killed by lire and falling
walls. Whef the flames were raging
most furiOusiy In spite Of the best efforts
OF twenty-five engines and a small body
OF nrcmcn, fire-brands were carried by the
wind TO adjoining manufacturing estah-
lishments. and il looked as n many more
would have 10 go.
The buildings occupied nearly the whole
of the block on the west side CT Canal
sfreet, between Adams and Jackson
streets.
The buildings We're amply insured. Ten
firms We're burned out. The losses are
estimated at $4,000.
The FIRE started from an explosion OF
chemicals used in cleaning feathers. and
the rapidity with which the flames spread
In the Emerch factory, where TWO hum
dred girls and women are empolyed. ere
ated panic in that building.
Tie frightened employees on the upper
floors rushed for the elevators. which
were small. and the stairways were soon
damned with the horror-strlcken and
fainfing women. COCl-headed men and
police officers. summoned by the fire
alarms I'm quick succession. came 10 tho
rescue. ana prevented lire horror. Of
fcers stood guard At the elevators and
stairways TO prevent more than a safe
number OF women using those means OF
exit
The excitement was as great among the
two hundred young women empolyes or
the Banner Waist Company. whose fac
tory adjoined the Emerich factory. Only
Il thin partition wall divided tie Springer
buildings. whiol were practically one.
ard in an alarmingly short time the flames
had extended up and down and through
the walls 20 the buildings on each side.
The police and fireman had a hard time
to get all the young women In safety 10
the street. many having to be carried
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
AIi.t of Presidents

Come young folks all. and learn my
rhNme.
Writ like the one OF olden time
For linked together. name by name,
The whole a surer place viii claim;
And firmly In your mind shall stand
The names of those who've ruled our
lend.
noble list: GEORGE Washington.
Iobn Adams. Thomas jefferson.
James Madison and James Monroe,
John Quincy Adsms-and below
Comes Andrew Jackson IN his turn.
Martin Van Buren, we learn
Then William Henry Harrison.
Whccr soon, John Tyler followed on.
And after TYLER. James X. Polk:
Then E>charv Taylor ruled the folk
Till death. Then Willard Fillmore came;
And Franklin Pierce we next must name.
And James Buchanan then appears.
Then Ah~aham LlncolA through those
OF war Ard. when his life was lost.
Twas Andrew Johnson filed his post.
Then u s. Grant and X. b. HAYES
And James A. Garfield each had place,
And Chester Arthur-and my rhyme
Ends now In Grover Cleveland's time.
Washington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
CLEVER COMEDY COMPANY.
Mabel Paige's Organization to FIN Ou'
Next Week NJ the Theatre.

The many admirers of clever little Ma
hci Paige VIII be glad to learn that she
Will open a weeks engagement AT the
Richmond Theatre next Monday night
In clever musical comedy. ''DIana
DimDlc.
This popular little star has surrounded
herself with an exceptionally strong
sul,9ort and the comedies ana
opperottas which Will be produced
during the week have been writ
ten fer the juvenile star. Many
artists well known TO Richmond theatre
goers are with siiss faiSe's company
among them Oscar Sisson, Josephinr
Florence shepherd. and the sweetest Of
all ballad singers. George Gale. Popular
prices. ranging from 10 10 ~ cents. xiii
be the rule curing the week, with matt
nees fuosIay. Thursday. and Saturday.
out OF courtesy to the ladies OF Rich
mond. they viii be admitted free on
Monday night II accompanied by a per-
son holding one paid JO-cent ticket. Seats
viii be on Haio Saturday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

Herbert to-day appointed a court OF in
quiry TO consist OF Commander ". May
naJd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Richard
wainwright and Lieutenant W. ". KIM
ball, with Ensign v. j. Terhune as re-
corder, to inquire into allegations Of NAL
treatment of certain members Of the class
of enliseted men under instruction in ord
nance al the Washington Navy Yard,
by certain other members OF the same
class The Secrctary's action is based on
an outcroppng Of the color line among
the ordnance apprentices AT the yard
which resulted in the ill-treatmcnt OF the
negro members. The court viii meet
AT the Washington Navy Yard on Monday
next at 10 o'clock \. Al.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
.LnnImnrks of Scn1i"

Hon. Wallace Bruce. the well-lmown
orator. scholar. and poet. delivered a
NJ. &. \. Hall last night There was a
lar@e and apDreciative audience present.
ana the speaker was frequently applauded
during his discourse. The occasion was
the second of the Star Course entertain
mcnts at the Y. Nj. .. \. for this sea-
son. Mr.. Bruce sustained his reDutation
as a fluent speaks. a ripe scholar. and
a poet of merit The discourse proved TO
be altogether delightful and was heartily
enjoyed by all nresent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

NEW RIVER. NOV. 2l.-SDec'ai.-Haye
Brolls and Miss Alice Spangler, a. young
couple from Petersfown. W. Va, came 10
our town on the night Of the lbth, and
the next morning left for Bristol, Tenn,
where they were married. The young
couple returned on the evening train.
and OH the morning of The 10Th LETT FOR
their home in West Virginia.
G. \. Kyle. relief agent on the Pulaski
division. relieved W. J Bradshaw. agent
at this place yesterday while he went 10
Pulaski cry as a witness N court.
Inc weather Is mucn colder the last
few days, and our farmers are slaughter
ing their hogs by the wholesale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
Giolliti Ready for His Accnser..

ROME. NOV. 2l.-Thc Government laid
on the table OF the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day a number OF documents relating
10 the charges against Signor Giolitl.
formerly Prime Minister and Al'n.ster Of
the Interior. Signor Gioltti declared that
ne ,,as entirely ready 10 answer for his
actions either as minister or deputy.
Tho documents were among. II not all
OF. those that were distracted from The
Banca RamanO. and figured largely IN the
trial OF Signor Tanlongo, the Governor Of
that institution, some time ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
Snns nl The prNnlnfinn

RALEIGH. y g.. Nov. 1.-THE second
annual convention OF the North Carolina
Society OF Sons Of the Revolution was
held here to-day. The officers Tor the
ensuing year Include Governor Elias Carr
president; Kemp y. Battle. yice-presi-
dent: Marshal Delaney Haywood. secre-
tar..
into the practicabiiity OF reDublsling
Jones Defence OF North Carolina" This
valuable book OF State history. which IS
now out OF print, will be- reprinted by
the society IT 10 meets with sufficient
encouragement TO justify the expense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
soRrn clHoLlNf mArnoDIsrs.
he Seventeen Annual Conference Of the

The Seventeen Annual Conference Of the
Methods; Protestant Church in session.
GREENSBORO. y. G.. Nov. 2l.-The
seventeen annual Conhrencc Of the
Methodist Protestant Church in North
Carolina IS in session at Greensboro.
The attendance is large President Ferree
is presldn The address Of welcome
was made last night by Nr. +. Norman
Wills, of Greensboro. Rev William pike
made the response. The annual confer
ence sermon waE preached to-day by
Rev. T. NJ. Johnson. of Henderson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
LIBRARY COUPON

l. Reveries OF Bacneior.
2. Lays Of Ancient home.
Z The I 10 ' Of the Seven 0ebisA
q Crawford.
s. The Coming Race.
Z. Dream LAfe.
s. Frarkenstein.
D A book OF Golden Deeds.
10. Mosses from an Old MansA
~. The Scarlet Letter.
II. Essays OF lila.
4 4 T Tsssr r q a fsies.
,s Story OF an African Farm.
IA Lays OF the Scottish Cavaliera
Is Lucille. -
". Dreams
~ slack Beauty.
" one OF the Profession.
- Sartor Resartus.
~ The Idyls OF the King.
- The Pleasures or Life. 80
=. Tne Lady OF the Lake.
= M saa a5a HIS i Erie Ids.
= The r t Greatest Thing in the World.
IN i.alla Rookh.
., Toncfcllow's Poems.
20, In Memoriam.
- Inc Princess.
4, poetical selection.
- thoughts nis from II. Emperor Marcus
D" Amreius Antonius:
o. ,,1,nes and Hero Worship.
20 Taies from Shakespeare.
81 81 rraies from Shakespeare (seconc
4, sesame and Lilies.
a. Queen of the Ar. 49,
a. The prem iuus COOK BOOK.
70 Nh, on the Eloss.
* Xiii on the Floss second series).
A. Romoia-
IS Poems.
81 Essays second series).
~ Ethics of the Dust.
90 Poems.
Re Lorna poone
"a second volume.
a. Light OF Asia. ,,,,.
rs Last Essays OF Ella
N Vanity Fair.
20 e.hilde Harold's Pilgrimage.
~ the Wide Wide World,
&, THE Wide Wide World.
50 Crown OF Wild Ohve.
"a John Halifax. 49,,
IL John Haifa~ tsecohu seiie0'
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Is Representative Men.
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e. Tho Times office will entitle you 20 any
one OF the above books.
No stamps taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

CHARLESTON. s. c.. Nov. A.-The
Security Construction Company. the con-
Germ which proposes TO build railroad
from Charleston 10 the West met here
this afternoon. and called for the first in
stalment on It's capital stock.
The Board Of Directors announced Of
ficially that work on the new road would
be begun at the earliest possible date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

out unconscious. or else driven out, be-
cause they wanted to save their small
personal property, while there was not
time for all TO get their cloaks and hats.
SO far as the police learned. all VINO
were employed in the buildings escaped
without serious injury. although many
were bruised and scratched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
The Dil!ou u.thew Nuntial..

LONDON, Nov. 2l-The marriage OF
Mr. John Dillon. member Of Parliament
for Eas Mayo, TO Msss Elizabeth
Mathew. daughter Of Mr.. Justice Mathew,
OF the Queens Bench division OF the High
Court OF Justice, took place this morning
ia the oratory at Brompton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
THI com EESERyE.
Shipments Reduce the Amount 10 About
SG.OuO,O0O.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Nov. 1.-THE
Treasury Department was Informed to-
day Of the withdrawal OF $4,000 IN
gala al New YORK for export to Europe.
ThN reduces the treasury gold reserve
20 SSG.5cDJJ1
or this reserve about 81. UcD.OoO is IN
gold coin. against which 10 gold certi-
fcates are held.
The gold coin holdings at New York.
because of the recent heavy exports Of
gold. nave become less than il is Gus
tomII'y TO have I'm ithe sub-treasury,
and gold coin has been ordered shipped
from the Philadelphia mint 10 replenlsn
the depleted stock OF gold coin on hand
al New York.
me Philadelphia mint is now at WORK
on fun time ana has been for several
weeks past. in turning gold bullion. nto
coiu the coinage 1T me mint TINS
month will be unusually heavy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
Mr. Hosely'> Condition

The condition of Mr.. Grandson Moseley.
who was so badly hurt at the corner of
Broad and Hancock streets W ednesdav
night. an account Of which appcl red in
yesterdays Times. was thought 10 be
quite hopeful last night al late hour. and
Or. Parker the attending physician. was
Of the opinion. hat the injured man would
recover He was doing as well as could
be expected late last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

ID edmond THEATRE
Ia ONE " EEK, commencing MONDAY
NOVEMBER 18Th. the Southern
Favcrite, MABEL PAGE. and an ex-
l5 ceslent company OF artists. including 10
Oscar SissOn, Josephine Florence shep-
perd, and the sweet singer. George Gale
Monday Night-"DIANA DIA,r,LE
Popular Prices. 10. ~. 30 and zoe
Ladies free Monday night II accom-
panied by person holding one paid ..,Dc
ticket. Matinees Tuesday. THURSDAY. and
Saturday. noy2.it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
tayaI Orders

WASHINGTON, Nov 2l.-The Naval
Constructor II. G.. Gilmore. has been
detached from the New York Navy Yard
and ordered TO the cruiser New York.
and the orders to Assistant Naval Con-
structor r. W. Hbbs. of this vessel. have
been revoked Chief Engineer G.. Is.
Ransom has been ordered TO special duty
at Elizabeth. y. J.
The resignation OF Ensign Is. Wright
has been accepted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
A West Virginia Editor i'm Trouble.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA. Nov. Il
Quite a sensation was created here this
evening when contempt proceedings were
instituted in the Criminal Court against
City Editor Vowel and others. of the
Evening Times for publishing articles
which. 1t is alleged. reflect strongly on
the court officers.
The trial will take place tomorrow.