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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-08-24
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-08-24

by virtue Of decree in the Circuit Court
Of Cecil County. In Equity, passed in cause
No. 1910, the undersigned IrjistCc will sell mt
public auction ut the Court House door in
EltkOn, Md,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
THE CHARGE AGAINST ELY DISMISSED
Ho Was Mr.. Verdier's Partner and the
Law Not Violated 30 Indicted.

The case Of Lemuel 5. Ely. charged with
embczzling S,l.I9 from &. T.. Nerdicr 4
CO., which was set for hearing on the 23d.
was called In the Police Court yesterday
morning. and, as anticipated in the Dis
patch, the accused was discharged.
Mr. j.. .. Nenlcnburg. counsel for Ely,
made motion for hearing. and the
tommunwcdltn's Attorney raising mo- oh-
lection, the examination was gone into.
Ely was brought into court. ami took
4 seat next To his friend. Mr.. Aull. ~
Ph.lad, lphla He appeared perfectly at
ms ease, and cunycr> II freely with tho
gentlemen who occupied seats near him.
Mr.. sidney Britt first took the stand.
and showed cOnclus.vty that there w,t"
Irregularities In the books. His tcsti-
mOuy was - the effect that Ely WAS 4
partner Of Nerdiers. and that the hlsi-
ness was started with the understanding
that both Nerd.er and Ely were to r.
ceive $50 per month anu an equal division
Of all profits thereafter Dir. wendell
burg cCntentel. therefore, that even were
there irregularities IA the accounts, no.
thing in Nj. Ely - acfiprs could d." conc
siderel as criminal. Ely testified ln his
own behalf, ana proved beyond o. doubt
that he had not intended 10 leluud,
and that any irregularities which m.eht
exist IN his books were due alpu" -
Cdrelessness on his part He dcc.unte
Tor his leaving tne cly, saying tntl IN
December last b. notified Ar N,ril'r
that hc nal more rrmun 1tNc posi-
ton in New York. which be- desired -
accept on the lst or January. Whom
Mr. Thurman Britt came here % take
charge of the bu-Inesf. Alr tiy Fali.
h. felt at liberty 10 rD. SO more Wit
nessts were examined. and both sides az
puel for some little time.
Mr. Smith cOuteuael that there were
sufficient grounds on which - send the
case % 4 Jury but the Justice thought
not. and dismissed N. Mir smith then
stated that the Commonwealth had }, IN
pat u considerable expense 20 hrilS l.ly
back here from New York, ami that
he Gil not propose 70 have ID" courts
used only as medium for effectinE srt-
Elements " debts. lie announced MS
intention of having Ely indicted ~ inc
grand jury and asked The Justc" -
hold the prisoner for him. This his liolor
declined 10 TO- and Ely lcft with MS
friends. H. is sttil In the city. az torH
Hotel. hut expects t0 80 q ms nome
I'M philadelphia this afternoon.
The continued case of Pluhty g MlIl-,
charged with forging an order on Burnett
Lewis on which she obtained two pilrS
og shoes ani six yards or muslin, WAS
heard. and the accused was sent 1n 10
the grand jury Two other cases aS
hor were continued unul the 9TH
William VI. Ford tcol0Eed), who was
until recently employed IN the iauriry ot
peter Lee. was before the Court on four
different charges of stealing shlrtS from
the wash. lie was sent on 70 the si'Hi
Fields Finney (coloreO was CHARGED
wiki cutting Mamie Pollard win a Hn.Ir'
and the case was continued until the -iih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
THEIR LAST LEGAL HOPE.
Contumacious sugnr-Irust Witnesses Ap-
pcnl 10 the supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. -. G. January IS.
Elv,rton X. Chapman. the New York
stocohsokcr indicted by the grand jury
for refusing 10 answer questions asked
by the Senatorial Sugar-Trust lnycsti-
eating Committee. was surrendered 20 The
authorities iu Criminal Court so. this
afternoon, In order tIat his counsel ini-1t
take th- case 10 tht Supreiu" Court on an
application for Il writ of hahcas corpus.
JLtE, Cole released Lewis j. Davis from
latter Co tnc custody OF tie United states
Maj shal for his district Mr.. Chapman
is only technically in custody, and not
really restrained of his liberty. On Mon
day next. Mr. Jcrr M Wilson. his at
,OIncy. viii appear before the United
States supreme Court dua make appi-
cation f0r tn. writ OF hdbcuS corpus.
in order To bring before the Court for
an opinion the question as % whether tEc
law providing for the pun shment oi
toutumdc.uu- witnesses bee ore the Senate
committee Is constitutional.
This - the last legal hope of the
Indicted brokers. Wepaprr-men, ana
Sugar-frust officials prclW nary 10 stand
iug trial for the offence charged. They
have been oNclruicd by the District Court
Of Appeals. from which there s. no appeal
in criminal Cases To The Federal supreme
Court TIE cases viii not bee brought -
trial pending action IN the hdbtas-corpu5
proceedings.
NJ ..srs Havemcyer. Searles. Seymour.
ShriV - and Edwards have been no.i-
fed % appear IN court Moniay - plead
- the indictments. An effort rs being
made t. POSTPONE until TUESDAY. Mr.
Chapman is 40 the Arlington Hotel IN
charge Of u deputy marshal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
Some Good Sign, Eat They DO Not EH-
tend to Business Generally.

NEW YORK. January lS.-R. G. Dun
& cos weekly rc'i " If trade to-mor'
row VIII -dy.
Th,r, are some good signs. but they
90 not as yet extend To business 2 ne
rally. which he-itafcs much as il has
done FOR months. g. ~ continues 10 -
abroad. E.5-0.f1 having gone this weti'
S4s.r.cr) f'r t.c month. THIS stat" ~
facts. with a.. tliiur" uf Congress 90
make provision FOR borrowing. cr for ln>
GRE. siu- revenue. stu OrDrat, 10 r"tari
whoirso m" recovery ait tnt N"iuii,o -
dom site trade Representa-! hy exchanges
through cieariur-uuGs ls again atoGt
per cea. larger than last year. as II
wa in thr fir week of th' month. hut
i5 331 per cent. smaller tntn TWO years
ago-a higher rates OF decrease than for
some tim past.
IN. industries are meeting a larger de-
mani for some proaac since the NV
year l-gl1. hut rather less for others,
ami no definite iWlrUv'm nj appears in
The prices of mauuf icturDi lfuIucts -
in WAGES. Ia the main II Is WaltinS
condition. VIA much IOlc mat POSITIVE
impr. .Npmtut Is not far oI. but not very
s.ff-garfDrV evidence OF n as yet
m rr is somewhat NOR. doing in th>
iron and steel business. enough % cause
"a shade Of ituu- lu NflcrS Tor br7S'iH'r
iron and hiilets ~ Philadeipha. where
There is al-D iWurOV,I demand for fiulSu-
"a PRODUCTS. hut a. Pttshurg all tn,
changes reported are downward. though
the large contract for the BlackWcli's
Island brlig. and one or two smallrs
.racts give hope that the consump-
lion. which has llsed much behind th"
production OF Ii--irln, may presently
catch up. Yet The rail movement Dos
not cain. th- total shipments IN lN',
having been 1900 tons. ana in spite ~
"a larger demand. mills are as low "a,
ever orders for bar are not ldrEf
though better are expected. and harhed-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
TelegraIns Made Terse.

Another inenectull ballot for United
States Senator was taken at Dover. Deli
yesterday.
The total amount Il gold engaged for
export today from NV York 70 Europe
is $Lli9VV.
Eight ma4s-meetings Of unemployed
work kincmen the largest composed of
2pD lockcd-0ut brewers, were hcld III
Berlin yesterday.
The naval appropriation bill prepared
by Mr.. Talbot has be- approved by me
Committee on Naval Affairs ana VIII be
reported % the House.
\ disratch from New-Chwang China.
says IL is not safe for the for isn resi-
dents 0f that place 10 leave, nor yet Is II
entirely safe for them t. remain.
The Vatican is entirely satisfied with
the election OF VI; Fnure o. the ,r,',i,,d 'ei,cd
presidency and the Pope has instructed
The Papal Nuncio in Paris 70 conSIatu-
late him upon his success.
\ dispatch from Fusan. Korea. says a
detachm- ut # Japanese attacked large
body of Ioughak rebels the night OF Jahu-
ary l2,h, ami that the rebels, ait'r drs-
perate lighting. Wre defeated ana dls-
perSed.
Rev. Mr.. Moore. the owner of the yacht
Iagonda. detained on suspicion Of being
fittcl out for a ilibustering "Npediliot, ar
rived at Fernandina yesterday, ana snort
Is after his arrival tn custom-house au-
thoritics released the yacht.
General j. \. Hackney was found dead
Yesterday morning hanging on a picket
fence la Jefferson City. No. IL had been
drinking heavily Thursday night, and II Is
supposed h. fell. caught his neck between
two palngs, and was unable 10 release
himself.
Mayor Schieren, Of Brooklyn. has call
el for the services Of go of the city MI
Utia TO aid the police to-day In protecting
the street railroads IN their endeayor 10
resume business. yesterday having been
an exceedingly turbulent and riotOus one
mon all the roads where any attempt
was made 70 run cars.
The Japanese General Nodseu r.ports
thlrty-fOur battaliOns OF Chinese under
Generals Chang. Cno, and 10 IN the VI
cinity Of Ying-kOW and that Il Chinese
yanclug southwest from TO-Lung-Sal
while other Chinese forces OF 2OOD and
1000. respectively. are near Hiyo-chang.
4 bin introduced in the Indiana LegisIa-
ture Yesterday which has for its object the
wiping out OF the ROby race-track. and
porti0d OF which prohibits priZe-iightlng.
imposing a penalty Of from one 10 Two
years imprisonment on any one con-
nected with such contests. either as
spectator or otherwise, and so amending
the McHugh bill as TO shut out so-calel
athletic exhibitions completely. was
cheered, and viii undoubtedly pass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
AN A. p. A. CLIMAX.
Legislators Warned Against Support of
Carter for the Senate.

CHICAGO. January lS.-A Helena Mon)
special says: The climax II the effort
Of the American Protective Association
people 10 pet their members To bolt the
nomination If Thomas II. Carter for the
senate came 10 lisht yesterday. Howard
Paschal. OF Butte. mcmDcr or the
LEGISLATURE. ana supposed T. be a MEM
Der Of the American Protective AssocId-
tlou. received the following letter:
BUTTE, MON, January 10, 1879.
"To the silver Bow Delegation In the
LEGISLATURE Helena, Non:
"You traitors. understand that we, an
oath-Aounl band OF thirteen, VIII with
pleasure await your arrival In Butte
either duriuS or after your legislative
duties have expired. You dcspis-t brlbe-
takers. traitors to your constituents,
traitors 10 your country and traitors -
your religion. Rome-bought, dare You call
Yourselves Americans or confront those
tO whom YOU Ow your Offices? slncere-
IL. then, We await your arrival IN IN
greatest mining camp on earth. You VIII
ma upon Investigation there are no
traitors in our mystic number.
JAMES MELLAN,
Chairman Of committee.
"T0 T. c. Blank and other traitors
When the members learned of the let
ter received by Mr. Paschal, a committee
was appointed 10 investigate the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
MEMORIAL BRIDGE.
ALEXANDRlANS VISIT WASHINGTON
IN BEHALF or The PROJECT.
Tie Financial Legislation That IL Desired
and the Virginia and North Caro-
lima Attitude Thereon.

WASHINGTON. u. C., January Is
Gpeciai.)-A number Of the citizens OF IKE
city and county of Alexandria gathered
this morning in the room Of the House
Committee on Commerce in the interest
Of the proposed memorial bridge across
the Potomac river opposite or near Wash
inston. There were no set speeches, but
the visitors. who were accompanied 10y
Representative Meredith. had talks with
tho members OF the committee. The sub
committee reported recently in favor ci
bridge with a accommodation That
10000 be appropriated for the commence
mcnt o; the work Nothing further was
done by the fun committee today. II
is understood that a majority OF the COM
mittcemen present favored the project
but some VITO Jill not apparently favor 1t
left the room. thereby breaking the quo
rum and no action was taken
representative Mar hall spent some
time at the Post-OAcc Department this
morning talking over several contem-
plated changes ia postmasters III the
Ninth District.
Eulogies On the he and public services
Of the late Senator Vance, Of North Caro-
lna. VIII be delivered in the Senate to-
morrow.
FOR ANYTHING REASONABLE.
The Virsinans anl North Clroiinians
IN Congress as a rule stand ready ~ nrlp
along any reasonable measure for the
relief Of the financial situdtion but from
what they can learn. tie feeling about
the Capitol j. that nothing is likely TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

Another man Was wounded but not dan
Ecrously
The January term Of the Pitt Superior
Court, which has been In session FOR TWO
weeks. adi0urns to-day. This has been
Judge Cables first court. ana he mas
made n good impression upon the peoplc
of tho county Solicitor ". J.. shaw.
who fcpfc4eut-l the STATE under com.
mission from the Gov ruor. has prov'd
himself an ahlo prosecutor. lie VIII not
contest tho claim of &. ~. BERNARD. VINO
was elected Solicitor on the Popuiis,
ticket. hut will lct the Office 70 - him
iv default ~ the next court for this
district IN Vance county
The tobacco market here has opened
up we'll since the weather moderated.
ana the warehouses had heavy hgcake
today.
Miss Myra Skinner returned home to
day from school at Salem. her health
being so poor that hor studies had 20 be
abandoned for the pr "nf.
Nr T.. Studwiok, lr'l M Of N" pl1
Dominion. Guano Company. Norfoik
spent today here.
Maior ~ IT, Ror -. of Richmond,
representing the Barking and Builiin,
Association is here working ~ branch
organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

First call for bonds. January II. 1884,.
Net gold. $G5.00.0oO. net Treasury hllance,
SN.WI.O0. Second call for bonds. Noyem-
Der u. 1891: Nj gold. 100000; net
Treasury balance. si07,@0,o0 The ira
sury condition. with the interest pay
mcn's, which are stiil carried as an asset.
taken out. as they will bee on February
1t. stands to-day. Net gold. S10T2. l25;
net Treasury balance. sli2.0i2.0o0 In all
the three cases given the Treasury net
balance includes the gold reserve.
The lowest point eyar touched by the
gold reserve was on August :, 1894, when
1t stood about E2.ls9.50J.
OFFICIALS NOT UNEASY.
WASHINGTON. January lS-The gold
Withdrawals for export do not create any
Uueasiness among Treasury officials. and
Up % this time there is no talk Indicating
an immediate issue Of bonds. The gene
raj Treasury condition IS good, kept 50
by the heavy receipts which are con-
stantiy Increasing. Further increase IS
looked for next month and the month
after. Assistant Secretary Curtis sad
tO-Iay that from the present outlook the
receipts for February viii equal eXpenli-
heavy interest payments. the receipts
would equal expenses. January is Away
the month Of heaviest expenditure among
the twelve. and this month. in addition
10 the heavy interest payments. mora
fian cocoon IN Central Pacific railroad
bonds have been paid.
with the favorable outlook Tor the
INN Weaiatc future. II is probable that the
gold reserve may be allowed to- fall below
100000 before third Issue of bonds
for its rccoupment VIII be ordered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
RESUME VACCINATION TO-DAY.
Inc Committee on Health Adopt. ". OF,
Plan. and starts ONT IN. uo,,,

Tho NJ. t
"'f 'f haNihs approved the r. t0lu-
uon appropra'Ins 81 5o) Tor public ,aecl.
ration purposes. tao Con,n't,o, ~,
Health mt l,et 49,. ON
r,n.,e,.,.',. ''-"' am made az
t"'s''"'"'' I'D carry out the plans
l'tiheiiy agreed uron hy that body. Dr
uli,nhlm D. president - the p,s~i -
~ Ai.n' was directed % go aheai vim
the vaccination. ami ta. phys.ciagt
~ H"'y se.'ct'i tur this purpose were
'l.f.A ID carry out OBJ" work, AMI the..
',t'''s TX ai So iT month each
,,,s re ''.,...l, s'eal pay Clans VII 90 on iui1
A.ln ii"i l.ilS' ana tl'ir work VIII b,
puSn9i "l,n 3u possible prudence ant
~ p. 'Hol ihtt it VIII requ.9,
" po,' apnNi HN weeks % mako
lu" mousse u, Rouse canvass. as clnf,m-
i'a''. "E We com ttee Tho Comm O..
zee On n'nth aHl i'' ho1t earnestly
nope ihti tAr h.1t of every house lu no
wy VIII hiNe ait me Information ll thrIr
l.MtI 20 ihe puti' Ntc.lu4tnrs waea
'nrE f'si'' N''s are visited ly thcm
80 SMALLPOX HERE
A v.t a., a,,,if.r..., h.,., -,
arl moro fs M ir.,,,. .-., '''A -,
tho dreaded r,afs'i, AN I r,l. Nltt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

\ canvass for the adoption " text.
books for the public schools II oregon
for the period Of six years from . rtober
|, $50. has just been completed, ami the
result was officially announcei by he
State Board Of Education January y
lNJ. The plan II adoption provided ~
the Oregon law IS thoroughly democratic
and peculiarly adapted % obtain fair
expression of the popular mind. The OH
GERS entitled - vote on the schJ0i-houk
selection are the thirty-tw0 county super
irt,u9ents and the Board 0f Examiners
mirD. composed % leading teachers ani
college professors. Tho book cImpaisp
has been active for several months hhl
each officer was required - record ht
vote with the State Board IN wri'nf
some time during tha months u Npt'm-
Der ana December. NJ more careful 1nj
deliberate examination AMI decision 90
sch01l-b0ok question by those most ii'
timat,ly connected with th" use ~ me
books would have been possible.
The result as announced has been a
c0mplet. victory for the publications ~
the American Book Company the W.fits
~ whose books hal been thoroughly
tested IN the oregon schools.
The Oreg1nau says. eIit0riaily: "Ihe
American Book Company gets 'yey-
thing"
THIS selection Is notable as yIni'ra'
ton n the American Book Company,
AMI an ind1rsnment Of Tho merits - i1
publications. Tor twJ reasons. 10 rs
taken place 90 in the face ~ the n'rcsa'
and most determined agency competition
and - in the midst ~ a deiuse ot un'
prsced,utoI slauler ana ft.ssn0oL
f0msnteI. AMI spread Anonymously
through pamphlets. newspapers. crcilaft.
and letters. IN the desperate attempt -
our business rivals 90 assAss'nate oHi
character aEI reputation.
in a fvw days the American BOOB 'o"i,
pany VIII present thelr answer dI.frsssi
10 Virgiuians. in reply % tar m0ln,ii" "
charges being daily brought forth ~ iAs
Norfolk plot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
VAN PERKINS FOUND GUILTY
HI, Evil Conduct WIN Cost Him Many
Months In Prison.

The County Court was engaged yes,,'er' ys,'.i'
day in the trial OF van tSfSins ,,iI,1c Hi',',
Misses MISC Louisa and Matre Bolton. me
evidence was the same as gwen 4, ,1te
The magistrate. and the eSro was
f1unl guilty ana sentenced - t"e.sr
months in one and three months IN 'hf
George Wormly (coloreO was sent to
the penitentlary for one year Tor haNlns
fsloniously cut another negro named ho'
The county grand jury found the FOL
loving true bills yesterday; .
Uiiit,m Holme. Samuel clark alias
Harold. and Richard Randolph.
Mlsdemeanors-D Dudley Jackson Tno1
mas John r. Charles, George ii. ana
Albert Poindexter, John II. liumphry'
Henry Carter and John \. Hoaseman,
Ifouseuan Is the same man who spent
s,irh a long time In iall on the charge
OF committing an indecent assault upon
his stepdaughter. The indictment against
him now Is Tor creating a disturbance al
SouthwarlS store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
Gold Reserve and Bond Issues.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. January l6--The
Treasury gold reserve was reduced by to-
dsy's WITHDRAWALS 10 S,0l2.i26 rne So
cond bond issue raised III gold reserve 20
xlli 10000. Since NoVemb I'd, when the
gold from the second issue began 10 be
received. the Treasury has lost more than
100000 In gold r ccived from that issue.
which netted. with the premium, about
s5S,CrcO.O.
heard nov. I'm Official circles. and none
liz believed To be imminent The general
condition OF the Treasury is now better
than at the date Of either OF the other
two Issues, as Is shown by these figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

Bob Wilcox and Sam Nowin led half
4 hundred Kanakas and half-white Roy
allsts in open revolt against the Hawaiian
republic Sunday. January 6ih. on the
shore six miles from this city, but the
rebels were foiled in their plan TO sur
prise the city.
4 fight took Place AZ Diamond Head b.
tween the police and the rebels. In when
Charles l.. Carkcr, "A prominent young
man. fell mortally wounded. When a
strong force was sent out from the city
th- rebels retreated 10 the recesses OF the
volcano ridges Several were killed by
shot and she'll Many prisoners were
taken. including JOHN Lane. ~ half-white.
who shot Carker
The insurrection Is crushed and the
rebels have entirely dispersed. Nj itary
operations are probably at an end though
the guarding of the city under martial
law may be continued some days longer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

FLOYD COURTHOUSE, VA. January
SpecialJ Yesterday evening nitrI
States y-Collect1r D. -. Sult2, Of
Mariinsville. accompanied by United
States Drputy-Mnrshals J. l.. Patterson.
j. n. Ngnn. T.. l.. stephens, and W. W.
Marshall, arrived here fully armed and
equipped. as If prepared for war. They
?, ported that as they came up Shooting
creek in Franklin county. they captured
and destroyed four d.stllleri = ana be-
tween &V lnl go gallons OF bccr. but
made no arrest. Tne owner of the dis
ulleries were out on the roads cutting ont
the fallen timber winch the late heavy
eiaat broke down
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
FOUGHT TO SAVE EDCEWO0D.
But Mrs. Kate Chase spraGue Loses Her
Famous Property.

WASHINGTON, u. G., January IS
"Edgewood." an extensive suburban pro-
perty just outside of Washington city,
where Chicf-Juslice Salmon +. Chase
made his home and which is at pr son.
the residence Of his daughter Mrs Kate
Chase Spraguc. has been sold at public
auction lOr $1,000 10 satisfy deed OF
trust.
Mrs. SpragIe recently obtained an in
junction 10 prevent persons from whom
81. had obtained loans from lcyying on
h.r personal property She made a hard
nght TO save "EdsewoOd,' and WAS given
until yesterday TO satisfy the deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
Tho City Hall Court New..

A day OF two ago n very Interesting
insurance case was decided In the Hus-
tings Court. II was that Of Mrs. Molie
I Bahen against the National Life As
ISOLATION, OF Hartford. Conn. for $40
claimed on a policy on the life OF Mrs.
Rahen's mother, Mrs. Mary L, Eanleit.
The whole case hinged upon the condi-
tons embraced IN the agreement be>
tween the company aud the policy'hoidSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

'IIIN 7'7I"T" 'IIU 7 IV7IF
Tho many friends OF ex-senator !. T..
/. Mills va this section .Niil regret much
90 boar OF hls death. which occurred at
his home at Moab. Va. 1n saturday night
AT 1915 O'Clock. ~ typhoid pneumonia,
after an uluc-s OF only about One week
Tho remains wcr. inferred At Moab Mon
day. az which time and place the funeral
ryiccs occurred.
Perhaps there is rot a man In this sec
ton better known th9n was Nr. Mis-, q 3
h. was born lt Ii. stone Gap and passed
most OF his life there. H. was elected a
member of the STATE senate # Virginia
in 1877. and served out his term with dis
tincjion ami ability. H. wa an excellent
man and much loved by all who knew
him. and Ms q member OF the Masonic
fraternity. and a conscientious Christian
gentleman. The deceased was about IS
years old at the time of his death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
More Geld for Gotham.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. January IS
cub-Tiaasurcr Iigl rec ived q dispatch
from Sccrc'arT Ca'ls." To-Day gra, ,rlng
him To ship xnn~l in gold ID the New
York Sub-Treasury in addition - a siui-
lar sum Transported this week: Heavy
shriukage in th- supply OF gold IN the
NV YORK Sub-Tr,asury b cause II ,N-
city.