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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
TIE DISTRICT COURT.
Damage Suit Against Tho UllOn
Pacific RallHsy Co.
THE TESTIMONY AND ARGUMENTS.
Judgment by Default Against %. Alex
audCr go Tho Case Against
Julia Dismissed.

Everything 10 quiet around the
quarters Of the Tuird district court
tosuy, though quite numbsrof spss-
tatop wero on hand to listen 20 tho
daMEge suit Of Chester Call We the
Union Pacific Railway company,
which occupied the attention of Judge
Merritt anu the jury.
THE ALEXANDER CASE
The hr,t case was that Of J. II.
5omeli W b. Alexander and julia
Alexander The casB agai nst Julia
Alexander was dismissed, and judg-
meni by default entered against ID.
Alexander only. Tais was au action
brought by plaintiffs 10 recover from
uttsuIauts the sum OF 81 ,6UJ.tG, bee
sides interest on $3.50 thereof since
Oct. o, 1907, and ou tho remainder
tlrre1, since nov. TO- 1872, anu costs
OfsIt
CALL vs o. =.
The case OF Chester Can vs. the
Union Pacific Railway Co., which
was begun before n jlry yesterday
morning anu continued during tbs
Uutiio Jay, was tyBumsI this morning.
T.. 4. WgOiloy anu ID. blUhrr wore
called iu bolaI 81 plaintiff sud tctt.nsd,
uLgr waion tuu evidences closet.
Attorney RAWllDs lhon commenced
tho Argument for tho plaintiff. Ho
was followed by Attorney Williams
tor the de.uldauL Ihe closing argu.
ment wgs lelng made by Rswlins
wuCn tho cJug. took u recess until .
pm.
The case was resumed this afternoon
and a. $3.50 10 was gwen g. The jury.
9fuEr Orders
Fifst National BauE Of Duadwood,
5. D., W n. V. jones OF al. Ten days
additional tine has been granted TO
answer amended complaint.
r. ID. Winters W. W. h.. Nigllui.
Five Gays additional lime 20 answer
allowed the Gfelt SOFT Like & Hot
spuugs Railway company aud q. Il.
Poatsuu.
J. Il. Bacho VI Heller 2. Young ct al.
Foreclosure 10 each case.
Catherine Llii Va Herald Pulllshing
company; continued by cOnEeut ull
Mach u and leave 10 amend oomrlaiLt
and file umrudud complaint granted.
Mary Il. Smith ct al W Sal. Lake
cay Railway company; continued llil
March IL.
Msses -. Wells VI 81 " ID. Alexander
ot Al; dismissed flr failure 10 file 40.
CURLY for costs within statutory time.
SUNS COMMENCED,
Albert A. Dalton Is suing the Rio
Graudc Western Railway company In
the sum OF $4,000, alleging the de.
iondAuts uulAwiully and with unnec-
cssary violence assaulted the plaintiff
anu fJtc,bly elected him from one OF
its care, thereby breaking his leg an 1
iujuuug his uhcE, rendering HIM a
permanent cripple to his damAgo Ia tho
amount stated.
Remington, johnson s. Go. have be-
gun suit against ghr Co.Oggdo d Utah
Canning company o. recover 81 ,22O. IS,
balance alleged o DO duo iof good .
HolI AM delivered.
NJ H., Bsggdsicy is suing A..
r0paucc g. recover $3.50 On q ploma.
sorry uut'.
Rgacuck Mcllcuz.e has begun suit
against Elias Morris & sons company
10 collect SlOS alleged 10 ua due Tor
salaries.
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A TIMERS BAD FALL.


This morninga timer nsmod George
Lambournc, while cutting now iluo
hole in the Western Uni5n Telegraph
Office, was painfully Injured by the
breaking VI a ladder. Nc. Lambourno
fell about ten feet, hitting the back Of
his mead on the suarp corner 90 one Of
tue telegraph table,. sir. Lamboufue
wns knocked soneuluss and fearful
rasl was cot IN lhu back Of his head.
tie was taken 10 bic homo and while
his o. juriua are not considered Hanger.
Gus, ho will be laid up quite a while.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

MADRID, Fob.i5.--1he river socush,
which flows through The provinces Of
MuTcla ami AliCantr into tue Modittr.
rnnonn, has ovciiluwUI, a portion OF
the CITY Of ihuln IN Inundated and the
railway 10 A licautu submerged. There
l. ALEC q serious GOOD In the Guudsl-
quivir river. Triaun, a suburb q ST.
vile, IA under water. Tho fivcr Tngus
~ rising and the town VI Atanaint,
about ATTY miles southeast Of Madrii,
where there isn royal palace, IL threat
oned with inuuuutiuu.
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"TELEPHONE RECEPTION"


Today the general public" has been
received and entertained at the elegant
now State street home Of the Rocky
Mountain Boil Telephone company,
by oi,-repoated explanations on the
paito Of courteous officials and attGohes,
OF the mysterious operations OF tho
phone systsm.
The hours Of reception today were
the same an those last evening ana
yesterday, when "subscribers" were
tue gussts OF honor, that IL from 2 to
Pun. and from . ~ II Pun. Tho build.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
Going TO Cleveland.

Dr. MillspSugn, superintendent OF
tho public sohools Of this city, Will on
this svsning's Union Pacific train
leave Tor ClovolAnt, ohio, where, be-
ginning February lyth, the depart
ment OF superiulencu 0t tho National
Educational Association will begin
three dayh' session. Tno doctor expects
TO be absent about two weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
Where Are You, Mr. BorOGg

Joseph Boron, Of Eikhart, Logan
county, Illinois, has written letter to
tue NEWS with the hope Of ascertain
ing the whereabouts OF q. &. Borofi,
whom ho believes 10 be- somewhere In
Utah. Any person who IL aOle 10 give
him the detired information will con-
fer a great favor upon him by writing
10 the above address.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
Tho VALENTINO Cases.

The cases against Charles Valentine
and Mrs. Mulvaury, which came up
in tho Third district court yesterday
morning aud were continued until
March an, were again brought up later
ia tho Gay anu thu previous order Get
nulle, The matter 10 lett open to be
disposed Of by Judge BarIoh ON his
return from Beaver,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
The KuiEnts WIN Fight.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15. - The
namrs OF the eminent counsel whom
the Knights Of Labor executive board
tay they have retained 20 fight the
governments gold policy In the
supfeme court were disclosed Hast
night They are: Ex-Juugo Jero
Wilson, Of Washington, who won
Miss Pollari's case against l3rccsin-
ridge, Congressman Lsis Ponce,
Senator Allen and }. RnstOu, OF
Washington. Tho knights win also
attack all government paym ints If
gold on silver certificate oOligatl Ons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
The Accident to Elder Miles.
SALT LAKE CITY, "
February IA. 1895.

topIAht1 ~ AoV9s.
Editor Descret NelgG
Many Of my friends may BIO anxious
60 learn OF this mishap which has -
iallon me. IL Is now three weeks sin
an accident Of serious nature ocourr' d
10 me, in descending a fllght OF stairs
at my FrBideuUr. I missed my footing
ami fell down thirteen steps, seriously
bruisiug my lvft arm, but prOviGen-
tlslly, no bones were broken or iointa
dislocateJ. am now progressing
nuely from day 10 day anu hope To DO
aUla soon TO be- around among my
fionds again, thRnBs TO my heavenly
Father or His miraculous preservation
OF my lie. am In my s5th year, and
blessed with good health. l am sorry
20 learn Of 80 many serious accidents
- like nature, ana hope the city
authorities may do something shortly
20 remedy the evils complained Of
slippery sidewalks,
HOuIs respectfully,
WA. Ii, MILES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
10 Goyernor SIarls gOr IIome.

Secretary Richards received tslo-
gram from Governor West at WASH
ingt0n, today, announcing his inton.
ton 10 Start Tor home this afnrnoon.
no viii stop over iu Kentucky two0r
tutor d1ys after which h0 vii resume
his journey direct Tor Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
Writ of Prohibition.

Judge Merritt IL expected to reuder
his decision ON tho writ II prohibition
against Commissioner Mentally tomor.
row morning 10 tho writ n douied
md the court holds that tne commits.
sioner has jurisdiction In tho cases In
dispute, the trial will be resume by
McNally on Monday morning next
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
Woman's Press Club Meeting.

On account " the enlcit ,lumsnt By
the Womsn's Suffrage Association this
evening, the Utah woman's Press
olub viii meet St the Ofilce Of Dr.. H..
r.. Ship ON Saturday, tho ION inst,
~ 1850 y. m. a fun attendance 10 de.
sired,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
La Gaseogas,a omssra EnlerlaInsd.

NEW YoRS, Feb. l5.-Capt,iu
Baudeloh anu the officers Of La Gas
oogno were entertained Mt dinner last
night at the Hotel hAttin by Mr.. A,
A. Richie, who Tor ur days has been
one Of the happlost men IN New York.
AZ the ten naval guests from La Gao.
c0guo entered tue dining room In full
Uniform tnoy were greeted with cheers.
Ladies waved thrir handberchicfa ami
men gfasptd the hands OF tho Ola eefs.
Then oil standing drank 10 the health
OF the slauncn ship and her brave
com mhnuer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

Tue difference usiweeu wilde aud
neuride.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. l5.-The
chiet matter Of interest IA The miners
convention tO4ay was tue report VI The
Committee OF fifteen, that II has not
iOuui suilicisnt evidence TO lusufy tue
allegation that Mark Will had been
given money oorruptly by John Nc.
Bride 70 pull ont ~ a ieauet OF Deba's
men IN the hucsing Valley strike.
McBride said this was equivalent To
a Scotch verdict, aud the report was re-.
committed with instructions ~ tue
committee TO make no ellOrI 10 settle
The matter definitely, one way or the
other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

KANSAS CITY, Feb, Phillip
Marin, negro, tho murderer Of HI
sullwell, was hanged here this morn
log. On July ], 1879, Martin and "A
companion named Lyle mot Ell Still
wUl, who was intoxicated, and Iostlod
against them. Martin with knife
stabbed Stillwell 10 the heart. Lyle
was acquitted. Martin maintained to
the lat Tint Lyle was the E.uTdeIeT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
oUTsIDr ran nEAom OF Law.
Murders Frequent Occurrence Whore
counts Have No Jurisdirtion.

counts HnNn No Surlsdtriiou
TENAMAH, Nebn Feb. l4.-Threo
men met death IN tho past few days on
tho strip Of land added to this county
by aocfetlon on the Missouri river,
aud tho murderer cannot be punished,
since noltuor Nebraska nor lows
claims juuaiiotiou over the disputed
territory. Yesterday J. u. Blann was
arrested for killing Robert Phillips, u
squatler ON the land 10 which Blauh
olaims titlu.
At the time OF the shooting jug
fquntloB eutrenohpi Ia tho cabin were
armed with revoivers Hnd sholguns
awaiting the midnight assau No OF which
tloy mad been l0rwuTned. The assHi-
ants were ambuahul at long range
with Winoheslefs, ana hal secured
the surrender OF tho squatteTs, VINO
hau come out Of the hut with hands
up, when Phillips was shot down.
Blann, tbs eccused, was released, be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

ATLANTA, Feb. l5.-spsolAA from
South Georgia report Unprecedented
snow storms. Fruit aud vegetables
are killed, animals are freezing b
dulth ana the people suffering.
Al Ihomusviile, tbs great winter
resort, sluighs are out Tor the fifaI time
in the history Of the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

NEW YORIl, Feb. lb.-rho oKeou-
tore saleoi paintlngs.ot lhellaIc George
lunes, n. A., wsg oonclu loo last night,
tue entire collection OF $40 pictures be-
lug sold for a total OF SlOs $40. At the
sale last night one bid Of 200 was re-
fused by the auciiOneer for lnuU5's
famous painting "Lste Suns ct"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
To 30 Held In Big Cottonwood Feb. IS
aud l0-PrOt Mllis 10 BE Present.

A Farmors' institute win DO held in
Big Cottonwood ward house next
Monday anu Tuesday, the 18th and
1911 inst. Two meetings will be held
each Jay, commencing At 10 a.m. and
> pm.
Prof Mills, Of the Agricultural col
lego, 10 expected to DO in attendance
prepared 10 entertain our farmers upon
interesting subjects.
Fafmufs anu 0rchardlsta generally
aru Invited 10 attend prepared win
queslionB anu subjects Tor mutual dit.
cussiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

are divided NJ 10 tho proper means 10
settle the questions at issus.
The members Of tho New Jersy
divisions are confident that their
efforts 10 secure the national meot fr
Asbury Park will be successful. They
now claim 20 have promises Uf SUPPORT
from delegates IN all the divisions Of
the league.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
nAILnoAp MnECK.
Engineer Donohuo Fatally IaIursd In
tho Accident

RIuNEcLIFr, n. Y, Feb. l5.--A
freight tram bound north parted u
mile and half north Of fhlnuollti At
o O'Clock this morning. The divided
parts camo together and i've earn were
ieleicoped. The southb0und fast mail
ran Into the wreck, the engine aud
three eXpruhs cars jumping tho tracks.
Tho locomotive went into the river.
The engineer, James ID. D0nohue, was
fatally injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

NEW York, Eeb. i5.-A NJ ecial TO q
morning paper from Buenes AyIes
says;
Edouard Porllis, director OF the MY
steele of Parls, charged wilh black
mail, who escaped via Antwerp, has
arrived here. He Ia living VI iii his
brother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
Workingmen Mad nmcers.

The officers elected by the Working
mons Political Reform and Protective
association NJ the meeting yesterday
afternoon are AZ follow: n. u. Dresser.
president; h. w. Rees, fret vice presi.
dent; Frank Meyer, second vice pre6l.
DENT; John Stubbs, treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
The nreoEIyn slrinc.

BRooHLYS, n. ", Feb, li.-Masiar
Workman Connolly Issued An addI a
tonight, denying that tuu trolley strike
uni been declared on, ana eXn0Tuug
tho strikers not 10 go back to work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

BATAVIA, Feb. ia plot OF tho
native, involving murder hrs Teen du-
covered iu the Tjhdioh dl0lrici, island
Of Java. 10 was the intention Of tho
pl,t tiers 10 murder On thn Europeans
anu Chinese In the dlstrlci, % potgiols.
All the chief movers u the plot anu
lliy followers nave been arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
nLIXt's Testimony.
EndcRyors 60 Throw Doubts Upon His
Statements.

MINNEApOLis, Miun., Feb. To-
The uulousv "a The Hnywafd murder
trial resumed its sh1rts to-day to i'm.
peach The testimony OF Claus A. Bhxt.
fha testimony o. Ole rhorseu, his
wfs aud Mary Larson established at
least uouht IN regarl TO BllXps visit 10
the house on Twelfth avenue, south,
which he claimed 10 have visited im-
mediaseiy after tho commission Of the
crime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

PARsoE, Va, Fsb. l6.-Two school
ohilufeu, brother anu sister, 4ged 10
aud II years, were frozen ~ death In
Clover district, this county, locked In
each Otheps arms. The boy haI
wrapped his sister IN his coat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

WAauuSuToN, ID. O.. Feb, l5.-The
Senate finance committee nus agreed
10 report iEvoraUiy thg House bill re-.
pgaling teuth Of a cont aiscrimina'-
iug duty on sugar imported from
bounty producing countries,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

Sergeant w. w. Wilson, Of Battery
A, commanded BY Captain Gibbs,
writes from military school Ia The
East that hu IL making good progress.
NllnJn foaignod from his company 10
get "a military education. lie IL but
% years VI age anu received his FIRST
iucllnati0n Ia That direction during
the industrial disturbance ut Ogden
early last summer.
Sergeant Wan Aelstyn has Just re-
signed from Battery a and on Monday
next leaves tor California where he
will 10 into business with an uncle
anu make his permanent home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

ClY OF MEXICO, Fct. li.-Moxioo's
conditions have been peacefully 40.
cepleu by Guatemala, who gunTal-
trga tboir iuitlmcnt. The conditions
will DO published officially next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
wui Attend nliilary naneu,r1s.

LONDON, Fen. ia Berlin dispatch
tonthu Standard says that Emperor
Francis Joseph ana the kiuRH OF Mur-
tembufg Huu 5nK0ny nnd other Ger
man s0vercigna have promised 10 At
tend Emperor William az the military
munsuvres panorama, which viii
probably 10 held In September. En-.
ueror William VIII fix headquarters
for himself and guests NJ Siettin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

TACOMA, Wash, Feb. l5.-Fra nix y.
W0ouruu, president OF the Pacific
Commercial company hiss Te,u rneu
from business TIP 10 Japan, says that
country ~ destined 10 become the
country In tie worLi,on account Oh tnu
japanese ingenuity and their Oh cap
labor. They are taking spart, Cruz.
lnl1ing anu learning how 10 make all
Rnds Of machinery from electrl cal
apparatus down, anu are also ueve o.
ing great marble and onyx mines. A
large trade eau be butt up between thr
Pacific ooast and Japan, no says, lut
Tue shipmenis % the Orient must DO
thltiiy OF raw material.
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sunscR,rEIoN nooKs .roLEN.
4. r. =. Newspaper mcn Roughly
nhnutch.

Handled,
ST. Louis, FeU. l5.-Thrsc TIM
rloyes Of the Tuo AMERICAN, tho A..
p. A, newspaper, were haudculiod by
three masked men NJ / O'Clock this
(FhdayJ morning and the subscription
books of tne paper stolen. The r9bbers
obtained access to the ,illco through u
tfhuaom.
H.. h. Bootolo, the Manager, A. II.
Iuussel, foreman, and Benz. Herbert,
b0oh-keeper, were found n.iern m the
adjoining room. The musked msu
aroused them, pressed TovOlycrs TO
their forohouds, aud after threatening
u ALL them n they resisted or made on
cutlery, produced hnnuculs anu soon
had tue mon mRnauled anu Ia n hell
less condition, All drawers IN the
place were forced open IN search fJt
tue subscription liel. Whon this was
found the three msn silently departed
without Offering further violence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
Lengno of AmerIenn whsoIman.

NEW YoRK, Feb. l5.--Widespread
Interest 10 manifest IN the annual
meeting Of the h. A. W. whion viii
be held In this city next Monday. lt
Is expected 10 be- the most important
meeting ever hold Ia thu history OF tue
league. Plans viii be devised Tor tie
Improvement ana growth OF tue or8gn-
Iltion and amendments 10 tbs cOrtll.
luton numbering over thirty have
been proposed and will DO uotou
upon. In consequence Of tue many
lhanges suggested It Is thought lhnt
'hs sefslon will consume about two
lays, % much discretion will have TO
We exercised In order to accede 70 the
utmands OF all divisions and atill msiu-
Tain harmony. The various divlsionS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

Patterson, n. j., Feb. l5.-rho loss
by TIE burning OF the bnughcriy d
Walswor,h's SILK mills ia $780, 900. e.
thousand hands arp cut Of employ
ucut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
mExICAN fnounLE.
Tho End NOT Yea Ia sight, says Don
marisUut

MEXICO CITY, Feb. l5.-Don Ignaoio
MarlsCal, minister Of iJreign relations
in the Mexican cabinet, states that
despite tao rpporte to the contrary, the
end OF the Glatemslan question 10 not
vet Ia sight. The secretary has ind.-
Gated that the noighburlng republic h
sull eyading the real questions IN the
dispute with Mexioa anu IL endeayor.
ing ~ gain all tue time possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

Company b, FIrs, Regiment Of In.
iautry. today returned 10 headquarters
tho riles watch ,huy have usgd up TO
date. These were Of tho cadet kind
and ate from two 10 three inches short
sr than the regular army rifle, although
tho came caTiridRcB can DO used In
both. Ia return Tor the cadet rides the
regulation length ones were Issued In
Hteau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
MILITARY MATTERS.
Cavalry and lnlantFy Election 10 DO
Called for February 18Th.
ORDERS WILL ISSUE TOMORROW.
Tho Officers In be ChosoE-Roturn OF
Cadet Rinss for Regular Ones
Militia Buglo Bliss

Acting Governor Richards and Adj
jutaut General OItinger held con-
sultauon today over Utah militia
matters, the cavalry and Infantry
special election orders, being tho mos.
important MISTER IF consideration.
These orders viii 90 Issued tlmorrow
aud the election will be- held on ThurG-
day, the 25th Inst. They viii provide
for tho election Of a captain Of Troop g
and tho filling Of any vacancy that
might occur In other oiiicls through
poasible prom t.or; also iOr tie
naming Of a captain for In
lantry Company ID, Fiui Regiment,
ana the filling Of vacancies Ia that
branch Of tue Guard; also olscIing =
captain Tor Company q stationed at
Morgan, Captain WadswOrlh's r. lgna-
ton from that office having been re-
ceivod; Alo for the selection Of nrst
Lieutenant Tor Company a, 20 succeed
Lieutsnont &. -. Thompson, who was
yesterday chosen 10 the position Of
rcgimcntai aJlutant on Colonel Page'5
stan, aud O. fiil n l'ouIonancy 10 Com.
pauy IL caused ~ Lieutenant Thomas
being made rogimontal quattermattvf
in the same body guaId.
IL has hcun declared 10 be within tho
range q probability THAT Captain
Wadswurlh whose retlgus ton from
the command Of company q 30 chrgl-
iCigd above, Will be appointed surgeon
Tor some part Of tbs GIarI. HU iB
yielding the cupiaiucy 10 a younger
Grd more active mau. Hul the au-
,hOriiius recognize ais untlrlng efforts
iu organizing the Morgan c0mpay aud
arc disposed 10 have him remain Ia
the militia ranks something he is said
10 be- drsifl0us OF doing.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-18
Men md Mourning.

gentleman wears deep mourning for
wife or mother for not less than one year
During that time his business suit is of
rough black cloth, and his f-ock coat Of
the same The proper black band, usually
OF fine cloth mot crapc) is put on his hat
by tho halter His scarf is q dull silk. and
no pin is in it. His gloves are heavy black
glaco kid, but no border save that of q mar
row hem Is seen on his all white handkcr-
chiefs. His small visiting card and his
stationery have narrow black border
Etiquette lightens his loneliness by per-
uniting him 10 visit his men friends two
months aftor he has assumed mourning
Alone or with man friend he may 90
quietly and not in evening dress, to pub
lie place Of amusement, but he cannot go
with lady or be one of party-Ladies
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