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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
GENERA1 MlHoNE's CONDITION..
His Family at His Bedside and Many In
quiries from Prominent People.

WASHINGTON. u g.. oct. Especial.
The condition of General Malone to-
night is causing his friends the gravcst
apprehension. Although ho seemed
somewhat better during the day. he has
been growing worse tonight, and tine
danger of a second homowhagc is so
great that his physicians do not en-
courage much hope for his recovery.
Several times during the afternoon
the General essayetd 90 speak, and sue
cooded i'm saying "Ncs" twice when qucs-
tions were asked him. lie also showed
that he was perfectly conscious. ana
recognized the faces of those about him.
once Dee raised his arm ana placed 10
about the neck of his son Butler who
was bending over him az the time. lie
could also move his tongue with COM
narrative ease this afternoon. Tonight
however, none Of these favorable symp-
toms were apparent. lie had lost The
mower TO move his tongue. and though
stn conscious. was unable 20 communi-
cate I'm any way With those about him.
Tho utmost interest is felt here IN
Washington in the Generals condition.
lie has been a familiar figure here ever
since he FIRST came 10 the Senate from
Virginia.
All the members Of his family-Mrs.
Malone and his two sOns-are with MN,
while judge W aNilii anu 'i'i+'I 90 ~ .ll
Toliing of Virginia. are constant in their
attendance. There was a stream of CALI
crs al Chamb,rlin's all day 90 inquire al,
ter the condition Of The distinguished
,a.ient T,i.erarns We're received from
an uarts Of the country. bearing ihe
names of some OF the most famous mon
I'm America. Among the earlier ols-
matches was one from Senator quay, ask
IT,. co.. d. ireormatfou about his old friend,
ana anothcr came from General Clorkson.
The physicians have held out no nous
to the family that General Malone Nouass
,,a,.si,,eie are too well marked 20 be DIS
regarded and the Generals age counts
against him ln such a struggle as t@nat @
which confromts him. The meuica,l ,,.l ILL
I'm attendance have assured Mrs. Mahenr sl.,.
,bat a ma unfavorable change occurs loI
siiae sn,.ors, al ho,,rs he NAV survive, bat beyond
this they will not 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
TUO F1HILIES BROKEN UP.
Physician Runs on With the Wife Of One
of His PHtrons-A story of Sin.


MEMPHIS, TENN, oct. THE sem
sation attending the breaking up of two
leading families at Lexington. NY, that
OF Or. J. Frank Edgar and r. B. Da-
wilson Is now raging In this city. Both
families are among the best in Ken
lucky. Edgar was the Davidson faml-
ly physician, and the attachment which
sprang up between them led the doctor
and Mrs. Davidson to forsake their re-
spectiye families.
The first place they repaired to was
Oklahoma, from which Territory they
departed when surroundings became un-
comfortable.
one month ago thoy came to this
city, and each hled a petition for d.
vorce. Edgar alleged under oath that
he had resided here for two years past,
and that his wife had abandoned han
for that period. Mrs. Davidson alleged
cruel and inhuman treatment.
Publications for the proceedings for
divorce fell under the eyes OF the wo-
mans brother-in-law, a gentleman named
Wilson. manager for Rod Bros. Packing
Company, I'm this city. Wilson was at
Kansas city until the packing house
burned down: his home was there and
his wife and children were visiting the
family at Lexington. When he left
home on his business trip Mrs. Davidson
was IN charge or his home, and the
divorce cases here puzzled him. Com
ing to this city he acquired the necessary
Information, communicated il to the two
families at Lexington, and the denoument
came to-day Ex-Mayor J. Hull David
son, of Lexington, brother-iu-law of the
woman, arrived this afternoon and Will
take hold OF the prosecution of Br.
Edgar on the charge OF perjury.
Mrs. Davidson. who was prior TO her
marriage Miss Anna Craig OF Kansas
city. will be permitted TO return to her
family at Kansas city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
THE DLBT SyfTEUINT.


~cptember.
WASHINGTON. oct. 1.-The debt
statement issued this afternoon shows a
net decrease in the public debt. less
cash in the Treasury during September.
of Sl,Si,J,5
The interest-bearing debt increased $40.
The non-interest-bearing debt decreased
si6S $50. and cash IN the Treasury IN
creased sl3G626.
The balance of the several classes %
debt at the close Of business September
Goth were:
Interost-boarlng debt, s7i73eO,s20.
Debt on which interest had ceased since
maturity, $i,6s5,6d0
Debt bearing no interest, S7IlB.5l3.
Total, 81 l26. i9f999
The certificates and Treasury notes
Offset by an equal amount of cash in the
Treasury outstanding at the end Of the
month were eOO.2A 693-a decrease OF
s.. $1,000.
The total cash IN the Treasury was
SS2l. $50. i'S.
The gold reserve was 1921 ,N3.
Net cash balance, S92 is3.39o.
I'm the month there was a decrease I'm
gold coin and bars Of E.N3li3. the total
at the close being sli3,557,5l2.
or silver, there was a decrease Of
50 76), $50.
or surplus, there was in nation al-ban<
repositories si6.oiLl05, against Sl5,sllb3
at the end Of the preceding month
Coinage executed at United states mints
during September aggregated 5.9'6b1i
pieces. Of the value OF SsO1s,C5J, as fol
lows:
Gold. 50e.7n pieces. Of the value OF
s.Gis.672: silver 1.i6t360 pieces, Of the
value of Sn3l66; and minor coin. S'9sZ, 40
pieces, OF the value Of <Ji,3ii.
only % standard silver dollars were
coined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. oct. THE
Belt Railroad Company, OF Chattanooga,
was organized ln the Office Of Captain
II. :. Chamberlain last night This COM
yany represents the purchasers of the
old Union raiiv -Hand will shortly effect
Great Southern. which company as is
known. Is controlled hv the Southern
railway, having a controlling stock OF the
old belt road Previous To- the organiza-
ton the property had been turned over
10 the Belt railroad of Chattanooga hy
tho United States Court. This company
ISSUED i'm regular form &p0Wp worth Of
stock. which was duly taken. aud elected
three directors. Judge Lewis Shepherd
-. :. Chamberlain. and II. II. iatum.
Tho directors elected Captain Chamberlain
rroaid.nt and Mr. Tatum secretary and
treasurer. II o. expected 90 lease the
road 10 the Alabama Great Southern FOR
a term Of fifty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

lie Aducts Young Girl at It. Joseph. Mo-,
and Takes Her to Chicago.

CHICAGO. ILL, oct. MAUD Steidle,
supposed 10 have been abducted from
St. Joseph. No.. by Father Dominic6
Wagner. OF 81. Mary's church. in that
city. was found in Chicago last night by
Detectives SweiZee and MahOney. She
was taken to the HarrlsOn-Street Annex
and Adolph Elandt. the brother-in-iaW
of the priest. is under arrest. charged
win complicitv in the abduction. He
was arrested last night at his home. luli
DIVERSITY. where the girl had been con-
ccaled. The girl was traced by detectives
hv means OF shipment or furniture
the priest is said to have made to TINS
CITY under an assumed name.
Miss Steidel says she came here TWO
weeks ago IN care OF Elandt.
The Kidnapping Of Miss Steddel. Great
ed a furore in st. Joseph. two weeks
ago The whereabouts OF the girl was
"a mystery and II was only last week that
Father Wagner was suspected
Last Wednesday night n mob OF friends
of the girls family gatht red about the
parish house and threatened 10 lynch
the priest. He escaped by back door
however
Elandt claims 10 have been .he priests
dupe. He was held IN w" ball 70 az
pear at a continuance set for October
The girl IS unusually pretty. and be-
tween fifteen or sixteen years OF age
She ala not seem 10 be ln the lcaHt 'lil-
bafrassd when questioned about the
matter. but shielded the priest in every
wav possible while openly admitting her
relations with him. Tho girl is the only
child OF n widow.
Alex. Podvant. her only other living
relative. sail this morning In discussing
Il am going 10 sec that this priest is
nunished 10 the full extent OF the law;
eve could have him hanged, as inc
pc0ulo are I'm a high state Of excitement
over tho affair He can hc charged With
assault as well as abduction. ! know OF
mo onportunitv he had of meeting the girl
alone save at confessional.
ST JOsEpH MO- oct. Trainer
Domlnick Wagner. after mis- arrest de-
niad himself 10 an reporters. ana per.
sistentlv refused % talk. II was NOT uhtil
he had exhausted every effort THIS ar
tornoon 10 secure hail and was finally
Locked un I'm the jail. that ne would nm
eaaf his lins lie denied utterly any cru,
mai intimacy with Maud Stcidel. ana sala
tbst her alleged confession made IN en-,
caro was false i'm every particular ana
u.as mart OF doeD-laii plan To- rum
him He posltivoiy denied that Be hs' y
rrothor-in-law named Adolpn tlandt I'D
chicago and claimed hat he never hearH
~ any such person.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
JTROR THREfTENID.
The Secretary of the Y. VI. &. A. Charged
WIN tImihntlOn.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, oct. when
Durrants trial was resumed this morn
ing Judge Murphy created a sensation by
announcing that one OF the Jurors had
told him that some one had spoken 70
him about the case Juror Truman was
then called TO the stand. lie stated that
on Thursday last. while riding with Juror
Crocker ia "A car Henry !. Mccoy, secre-
tary OF the Young Mems Christian As
sociation, who entered the car, said 10
him: III you don't hang him tmeaninS
DurranO we will hang you
Truman said the remark was probably
made In an on-hand manner, but he
thought il his duty to bring the matter
to the attention Of the Court. Judge
Murphy thereupon issued an order for
Mccoy 10 be brought before him on
Thursday next.
During the examination OF the witnesses
I'm the Durrant case this morning the
prosecution brought out the fact that
members OF che signal corps. 10 which
Durrant belonged, had contributed to a
fund for the prisoners defence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Oct. l.-weather
Conditions: The barometer has risen een-
orally over the region east OF he Mis-
sissippi: II has fallen In the upper lake
region and thence southwark 10 Texas.
1t IL highest over the Middle Atlantic
states and lowest north Of Montana. The
conditions continue threatening TO the
south OF Florida. II Is warmer except
an the soutn Atlantic coatrt. in Northern
New England. and the extreme north
west. where the temperature has rcmsin-
ed stationary. fair and wnrmer. weather
will prevail fr the central valleys ont
thence castwerc o., tho Atlantic coast.
For Virginia: Fair; warmer vafsac'e
winds.
For North Caroline. Far: warmer In
tho interior cestcIy WINDS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

crops suffering for rain, and small plants
drying up: fall plowing and seeding much
later than usual. owing TO the drougnt.
North Carollna-F'irst five days OF the
week extremely warm followed by cooler
weather. with frost IN mountain sections.
drought undated. injuring cotton and all
fan crops: streams and wells very low.
no fall plowing done.
south Carolina-Hot followed by cool
weather and rain favorable FOR picking
cotton. but drought has cut or crop;
rice harvest nearly finished, yield salts
factory: fan root crops and peas very
poor, owing to the dought; much hay
being made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
ur,rulN,s TERRIBLE PERiL.
sitting on u Cross Arm WITH o"e thousa""
volts Passing Through His p""N'

SAVANNAH, GA. Oct. IA hneman
for an electric light company. while at
work at the top Of a pole forty feet above
~ eround this afternoon, attempted to
',,,ect TWO wires making a short cir
cYif As he grasped the wires a current
of 900 volts passed though his body.
rbe man was sitting on the crOss-arm
of the pole and when the current enter
"a his body ne hugged the pole. lie re-
mained IN this position for some time.
suffering great agony. Another workman
who was on the pole with him, saw what
happened and gave the alarm. a hre
truck was called, and the man Was
brought down His hands were burned
half TO the bone. and his tongue was
half bitten In two, bis jaws being shut
conv,ilsively as the electricity shot
through his body. The streets were MI
ed with people watching the writing
body on the pole until 1t was brought
down and laid on the ground.
The wounded man was taken TO nos
pi,al and in spite OF his shock. the doc
tors say he will recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
Miss Blackburn Wrds.

WASHINGTON, d. c., oct. l.-MIss
Lucille. elder daughter Of Senator J. C..
5. Blackburn, OF Kentucky, was married
at noon to-day at ST. Matthew's Cath
olic church to Thomas r. Lane, one or
the leading young Democrats Of New
Jersey. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Charles NJ Bart, assistant pas
tor, who yesterday confirmed Miss Black
burn in the Catholic faith. which she
professed after a visit with her mother
10 Cardinal Gibbons, at Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
IIovvgate Bailed

WASHINGTON, oct. Captain Henry
w. Howgate. was, this afternoon, ad
mitted 10 bail. pending the action Of the
Court of Appeals upon his appeal from
the Judgment OF the Criminal Court OF
the District OF Columbia, sentencing
him TO a term OF imprisonments for
crimes committed while acting as dis
.burslng officer Of the signal service about
fifteen years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

The Meeting Resui,s -, -uore Than . oral
support.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Get. l.--.at Last
nights meeting at Central Music Han
is 10 result in more tnan moral sym
pathy Tor the Cuban reyoluuonlsts was
eyInced to-day by tio statement OF an
authorized person, tfat hre-arms nave
been pledged 10 aid e cause, aud nego-
uauons have been commenced for their
purchase.
EN-state Senator Noonan. who was ap-
pointed one of the Nice-prcsidcnts. made
the assertion that a committee ls max
ing arrangements TO buy one hundred
Winchester rifles and "A large quantity OF
ammunition. .aud that all VIII be ready
for shipment 20 cuba in very short
time. Senator NO0nan says that the
rifles are 90 bee delivered an any time, and
the friends of cuba are only waiting tor
an opportunity TO ship them before the
Cubans ask for the delivery.
Gonzales de Quesada said tonight that
the Cubans were very anxious TO have
their army equipped with Winchcstors, as
10 rendered thc problem Of ammunition Of
an easy solution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
Coyboys Take Vengeance.

UKIAH, CAL. Oct. News reached
here to-day OF the murder in RSpnd
Valley of / W. Vinton and the lynchins
Of Jack Littleton. the murderer on Sat
urday. After shooting Vinton. Litueton
fed 10 his cabin, where he surrend red:
While being taken 10 jail at ferke the
officers were net by posse OF COWBOY :,
Jitfieton was then shot 10 death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
Il oman Connter Demonstration.

ROME. oct. IA report s curreIt
mere that the Vatican has privately IS
suc1 . circular letter to ne hlsnops Of
IN. R,rran Catholic churr1 throughout
tn. wo,ii. requs sting them 10 orsAnize
a Ia,gs number cf pilgrim0s's 10 hom"
as a counter demonstration to the recent
fetes celebrating the unity of Italy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
Attack on the American Tcbacco Company

c'urcAGO. ILL. oct Another post
ponement OF the attack Oh the American
Tobacco Company. IN which it will DE
sought to prove the company is a trust
and 20 have the case remandcd 20 the
State courts, was made necessary In the
United States Court to-day by the alb
sence OF one of the counsel employed.
The case was postponed until october
10th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

MANCHESTER oct LIN consequence
Of The action OF certain shipping mer-
chants In offering 10 carry freights from
New orleans and Galveston 10 Manches-
ter. an the same rates as from those
ports 10 Liverpool. the Manchester Cot
ION Associations to-day decided 10 IN
sist that an importations contracted for
by members Of the Association after o.
tober lst shall be shipped direct b. way
of the Manchester ship canal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
Weather Crop Summaries.

WASHINGTON. oct. Following are
summaries from the weekly weather crop
bulletin from the Agricultural Depart
ment
virglnia-No abatement OF the drought;
season closing with pastures bare: minor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

MADRID. Oct THE IMP rciars spc-
cial dispatch from Havana says. Colonel
Rubfns column made am attack AT
PotrecO in the Las villas district upon a
force Of 1.GpJ rebels under Sanchez. and
other leaders. and after q prolonged FIGHT
the rebels we're routed leaving tOrty
dead and many wounded on the field.
Among the wounded were the rebel
leader. Sanchez. his hrothcr-m-law, Pira.
and the muattO leader Logon.
The Spanish had eleven wounded. in
Guiding Colonel Rubens, who received a
bullet in his thigh.
General MARTINEZ Camp0s has gone TO
Villas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

LONDON, Oct 1.-The foreign ONCE
has heard concerning the statements
made In a Bluefeids dispatch. caDled here
from New York. that her Majestys ship
Tartar has had skirmish on the Mos
quito coast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

Will. tho ..nu,rn were tried again. Dir.
r.f,
Joseph Bryan and Nr. M L. i.ot"H
d,f.rn1ine1 that ffev would present Solo
81. .t. .o,,rte for
Ai"" N'"4d"l' i'toi~ 10 ''
then 10 act upon
r.ff 4ro,- tho fol
-'NN"' "iitit Ni' ''''"
lowing petition for ID Wit OF error, Whlch
v,as rreeent.d fo J..-e Coleman. at Pow
""' ~ '~o'''-0N ~
hatan Courthouse yesterday. Judge
Toi,..s, ..f,,..a tho writ ana the rof-
Ton VIII now De picseuie" 10 the Court
of ar,...ls s,,l a. fo new trial ts granted
~ -'Hf'"''' ~'''
by IL the case viii 80 10 inc 9"Pie'ae
Court OF the United States.
TUI rIIlI1uN.
Following Us me iui ttNl OF 'he Pe.'
ton presented to Judge 'ol'lii"h.
10 the Honorable Samuel j.. Coleman
ff1,. Of fha Third Judicial Circuit Ot
-''- ........ v-ilii,n, HENRY Nara1le
'' -..iI.,,,,, ,r,..l,I. re-
s"iii' l'',l'' '''.' -.t....'1 1.,.
spcctilil} SHOWS lhdl Ht ia "hHi Hii'''' "'
a Judgment OF The County court OF l-u-
nenburg county, Va. pronounced against
him on the 2lfh day OF july, 1895. where
by YOUR petitioner was sentenced To- Doe
,s 49, a,th f.,- of Senfernber
-. .f .to et.t, bae
-o''' i"' t,
granted your I''iN"N'4 W
Said sentence uril me 2ln ual oi o'''-
Der. lN9. Your petitioner aiiacnes mere,
10 "a certified copy of The record Of said
ti1pr,ouf and some of tine proceedings
1.4 rrIor a. r.u1.r.r.- OF same and hc
,.rs,-a fhsf if may lr treated and read as
. ,..rt ,- tbfe r.tffiou
49, .,....r i. ct,f2ep Of the
'v"i ,r ,l.. ,f,i-
lhl'' 'l"''9, " "'t'" "''. "-
can race, anu ne can h'll"'I N"N ~ ~
W1i" iilS "hoir hlf mas '''u ''", ~.
common farm 'dnoffr aud he is as ishot-
asst as those of his class and Kind usually
are. and with no money
Your petitioner shows to your Honor
this case.
ON Friday the fnh dav Of June 1895.
Mrs Iucv Jane Pollard. wife OF T.. s.
pollard "a citizen of I.unonburg county.
IA was murdered at her home in said
.ourf. Yorr r.fltionor witnessed said
,,,,r5cr and Was an uuv,...ua and par-
,ial actor io i in the follow,ue way:
Al fb. tiua of ~.tl murder. your petit
tioner was omnloved as a lahorcr az the
s,a,-,,fn .f ff1rt,.r. ,.horo,sna. near by
tbe ,..f9.e,. of r. said E $ Pollard.
a., tl.s e..fI ff,t dav of limo while zoe
,,. f,o,,, , ,l.ro called Fort Mitchell.
49, 3D.. ,,.,,. H.. said eav-miu your po-
.t.f..,. ....,... man, o,, pa.fd ,rhomp.on.
y t.o.l..r 20 s,t1 Ir.riart Thotnuson Il
,,.l.ft. ,.,,n u.lo lives in fla same neigh-
t,,,r.ol ,n tns n,lli. road Thomusou
go GOOD morning. to which your petit
tlonor repiisl "Good morning" lie said.
w., .r. t.u .,inoo i .aia to the
ss,,..,o.n a. ..id No vou ,in,t Won got
fo ao I'm me- and he drew "A pistol and
said. come up beside me. DE said. 100
you know ANYBODY around Alr. pollard'sg
i ..fr N.s. Aurf Mani, Darn.s has hlru.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

WASHINGTON, oct. l.-captain W. :.
s.,hlev has been detached from the
Board OF Inspection and Survey and or
aered TO the command Of TIM .he,f YORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
Say They Cannot Prevent the Fight.

LOUISVILLE. KY. oct. 1.-The Mayor.
Chief OF Police, and Members of the
P~ard Of Safety, say they Garnet inter-
fere with the Grifn-Murphy fight. In
spite OF Governor Browns proclamation.
as IL does not come under the present law
They say prize fight is a fight for
purse, and that Murphy and Griffin are
hired to spar
There is no probability OF interference
from local authorities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

meeting to pray for the success OF Cover
PERSONS call upon the Legislature
to pass an emergency law. The people OF
Dallas believe the chances for beating an
emergency clause are even.
NEW YORK, Oct. l.-,Jemes J. Corbett
his newly married wife. Manager Brady,
and a crowd OF friends and trainers left
to-day for the South This afternoon
corbtet and his brother play baseball in
Washington, Jim playing first base, Joe
third. From Washington the party go 10
Atlanta. 20 Birmingham, and New Or
leans arriving In San Antonio. Tex. next
Sunday night.
rffZ. 10 GO INTO TRAINING.
CORPUS CHRISTI. TEXAS, Oct. l.
Fitzsimmons will go into training to-
morrow. In reference to the alleged
charge by Corbett that Fftzsimmons had
sent n proposition 90 divide the purse
Manager Julian to-day denounced II as
lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
wotK srofpiD.

DALLAS. TEN, oct i.-Work on the
amnitneatre has not been resumed, anu
,ta hn,tdipo stands az the mechanics lett
il saturday evening President Stuart oil
the FLORIDA Athletic Club SAYS the work
ON The structure cost him A5.vp day.
and he does not consider II good business
Judgment 10 take any chances on VIA,
The Legislature may do. The Pastors
Association has called special prayer
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-08-06
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

Jonas Pearson, aged IS, and Mrs,
Mary Sheridan, 20, were married at No
Diesville, Ind.
Albert Nandevender and Miss BERTHE
Bishop were married on their bicycles
near Upton, lad.
"A Patterson, y. j., husband has ap.
piled to the courts for an Injunction 10
restrain his wife from wearing bloomers.
Here's more bad news for bubbles.
The big sleeves, which are to be still
bigger this winter, has sent silk up 70
per cent.
H. b. Scrivner, assistant postmaster
at Richmond, and Miss Bessie Rsben,
surprised their friends by marrying very
quietly without making known their in
tention.
Col, Craddock. the centenariap,
takes fresh courage from the fact that
his old friend, Capt. II. ]. O'Neill, aged
So, weds Miss Rosa Lsnhsm, aged "a, in
Louisville.
Leonard Leachman and wife, OF
Worthwhile, Carroll county, aged So and
50 respectively, celebrated the Goth an
niversary OF their marriage last week.
There were four rounds in the fight
between Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett. Fret,
mat-imony; second, scrimony; third,
testimony; fourth slimony. This last
is Knockout" for Jim. New York
Recorder.
According to the decree OF court,
Gentleman" Jim Corbitt can not mar
ry again, while his wife is granted the
right 10 resume her maiden name, marry
II she wants to and receive 5000 slimo-
ny q wear for life.