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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

Mount Pleasant, Tex, April pa heavv
hall storm one mile wide passed ono n,iiss
north ~ here this morning, exfendinS
seed ~Ain-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
SfTrRMAN-DATTAr

sherman, Tex, April 25.-Dallas won
todny's game In the tenth inning bv n
score OF 70 =. Batteries for Dalias
N N woodruff and Stanley. for Sherman
fitzpatrick and Douglass -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
ENaLIsn AurnoR coMrLAlNs.
American Publishers Accused Of PIRACY
by Beatrice lIarraden.

Santa Barbara. Cal, April 20 beatrice
Harra Zion. autlioe OF "shlps That Pass IN
The Night" complains OF piracy by Amcr-
my storics,r she sall, and published them
separately IN different volumes, each beiug
supplemented with stories Of others. and
they sell each book as hy Beatrice narra-
den. II Is too bad. aud have no redress
but TO 90 10 law, which meaus endless
worry" Miss Harradon viii leave here for
San franeisr9 In lew days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
ADOLpHUs BUSCH'S ARGUMENT
AGAINST LOCAL OPTION IN Dali
LAS CITY.

IS AFRAID THAT FORT WORTH
WOULD BE GREATLY BENEFIT
ED SHOULD DALLAS GO DRY
HIS LETTER TO THE CONNER
CIAL CLUB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
SHREvEPORTERS TOOK A GAME
THEY wILLAPUssED wALLAPUss-
ED THE PANTHER CITIES.

A GAME THAT MADE THE FANS
ENJOY THE sPoRT--A OTHER
TEXAs CITIEs-REsULTs OF THE
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMEs-oFF
FOR DALLAS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

NO GAME Al LITTLE ROCK.
Little Rock. April -Memphis-Lit-
tie Rock game postponed-rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

DELIVERED ny CARRIER.
The Daily Gazette Except sunday 10
cents a week.
Daily and Sunday Gazette, 10 eepts
Daily aud sunday Gazette, 90 cents
month payable In Atvnnce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
One year 0ssued every Friday, 60 cents
Six months. 80 cents. -, =.
All postmasters are authorized 10 Ae' ~
agents for the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

The Gazette IL on sale at the follow
ing hotel news stands:
Kimball House. Atlanta, Ga.
Great Northern Hotel Chicago.
st. Nicholas Hotel ST. Louis.
Peabody Hotel. Memphis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

Persons who are unable 10 huy
Tbe Gazette on trains, or whose de-
Ifyery of the paper at their homes
~ unAatisfnctory, win confer
favor by writing the facts TO inc
management.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

At New YORK
234 5G7 SO
Boston 40 o o o o u q o. 4
New York. % o 8 0 o 0 o "a S .
Biueries-Slchols and CANCEL; Meekin
nnl Farrell
Umpire-Campbell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

GENERAL EASTERN AGENT.
&. c. Heckwlth;
As Tribune building. New York.
The Rookery, Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
THE MoRcANFlELD MATTER.
IT Tahos on New Impetus Three Men
Aftcr the kobbcr.

CINCINNATI O.. January 9.-tSpecai)
The Morgandeld train-robber matter Will
take on new impetus from to-day. There
are three gentlemen in the city whose
presence will lead to renewed activity IN
the case. They are Colonel kennedy. the
Sheriff Of the county where the robbery
occurred; Conductor Peters. who runs be-
tween Parkcrsburg and Cincinnati. ami
Superintendent Esten, OF the Pinkerton
agency. with headquarters at Thuadel-
ph.a. These three gentlemen came here
for the purpose Of taking Morganned
back If he ia able to go. They are also
provided with strong evidence that the
prisoner is the man wanted ror the Job.
Conductor Peters took ~ M0rgannclds s.
ticket, and positively identified him as the
man.
The trio called on chief pcltsch to-day.
and line Of action was mapped cut at
n consultation, the necessary evidence
being thoroughly canvassed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. william J. Gentry left yesterday fJi
a thrte-mouths trip through Maine
Miss Fannie Tally left yesterday ~
Culleper to visit her aunt, Mrs. Dr. .
VI. Scott
The stockholders OF the state Bank Of
Virginia held their annual M tny yestrf
day. ana reelected The OLD directory.
Miss Annie G. Wilson, Of tha Madison
Flats. has returned home. after charm
ng visit 10 her sister. Mrs. Preston l.
Roper Of Petersburg.
In order TO allow the members of the
Gospel Chorus 90 attend the charity con
cert tonight. there Will be- 10 rehearsal
OF that organization, as arranged Tor
owing 10 the inclement weather th'
address Of Or. Curry, which was io nav,
been deliy red al the Second tf' -b5
rian church (Dr Hog - iast nlsN' "@'
POSTPONED until Sunday afternoon.
The first quart rly meeting This year o'
the Chamber OF Commerce Will he hel.
this afternoon az 8 o'clock. President ,
II Hawes will occupy the char. ana It Is
desired that there shall b. Il IuH at
tcudanc-.
4 little daughter Of Mr.. James Watt
u,i,,r ~ No ~ north Thrty-s.canI
street. n down flight ~ stars az h'i
fathers home yesterday anu 'Il o. a ~.
mite badly. she was at III u ny '"'
family physician
\ d..I u bargain and sale was recorie'
In thu Chaucery court ''-iN > u4i' .
I, Win lmine Schmidt. conveying ~ ~
fsat IN Grove avenue ~ the AoI'i..'.9'
corner Of Rowland Tor 800.
Missouri Elizabeth Hall. the mt =.
= d,,i'.bt,r OF Charles II. and lola ha1! or
Amelia county. died Monday, from ttArr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

\ family of two mon. a woman. and
two children arrived at the EyrI-Strcct
station ON the train from he North last
evening. They were from Pennsylvania.
and were on their way q Gaytou 70
work in the Coal-mines and had tickets
through. bat did not make connection.
A. they h.8 no money they eulcayored
% spend d.. night in the depot Watch
man Baldwin told them they could not
DO this as b. was contrary 10 the rules
of thc company. The Watchman tell
Ihoue1 10 the Second Policc-StatiOn that
IN. family were AT The depot. and was
advised that they could D. quarterei foi
the uiaht at the st1tion-housc. officer
Curlc took the PcnusyNaniuus up u the
siltiOn-hOusc about II o'clock. Their
train for Gayton leaves about . O'Clock
this morning The severity OF the woa,
th-r made 1t appear very hard 10 turn
the people out II the depot though the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

consoquence ~ The wreck OF ~, ..,oa.-
sr iNchari $. Sp00orl slx fnllas anJ !.
har rom me Portsmouth CN. C. at =
ton December 9Th hst. w. ~ s'a~
The Portsmouth station Il 4 ,o-, a..
no, yet thoroughly oqY.ppel ara ,,,.
ncd, but when the wreck vas disca,.',,- ',,S.,-
ISi. a. p IS si9te1 IN a preliminary repor,
by Keeper Terrell. h. started w,t
volunteer crow O. tha rcsrlie ~.
unable 10 reach the vessel. and "a a.,
next best thing. sent D. rce~tge 4, ~
Keeper 9t the ocracoka station thlr,ssn
miles distant for assistance Thfs 49,
sage. Keeper Howard reports. an ne,
rrach his station until =. ". Deem
her 2'th, twelve hours after 10. SuoTo,,
vas wrecked. lie Immediately siariet
Tor Portsmouth with the heavy aro,,,'
tJs. reaching there az O'Clock al 1igh,
ore man. when the Ocrac0ke cr.g, ar'
rived. was found frozen % death m.
others were saved iu The breechcs.ht,6v
The vessel had sunk AMI the crew v,r,
In the rrs.ng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
SUCCESSFUL BANK ROseERY.
Twenty Thousand Dollars secured froman
Ohio In.titution-Wild Excitement.

DEFIANCE. o.. January 9-The Mer-
chants National Bank Of this city was
broken into hy burglars Monday evening
and about S21V0 secured. The burglars
entered the bank. opened the combination
Of the vault. and then. with powder OF
dynamite. blew the small SAFE inside the
vault 90 pieces Alter securing every thing
Of value the burglars closed tn door of
the vault ana battered the lock go that
the bank officials could not get 1t open
the next day
The bank people dI not suspect any
thing wrlng bui thought thr lock WIS
o4t of order. amt sent to Cincinnati tYl
an expert. who arrived today, aul ~
O'Clock opened the safe, when th- true
condition Of affairs became known. There
could Mt have been much Joss than 5000"
in the vault The robbery has Occd5IJueu
ID. widest Excitement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
THROUGH THE SHAFT.
Mr.. PETERFlELD EVERETT IS DASHED
FIFTY FEET HIS DEATH.
While Oiling an Elevator Falls to the
Basement-Iiis Skull Crushed.


ployed at the Chamber Of Commerce
building in the capacity OF engineer. while
engaged in repairing one OF the elcya-
tors OF the building late last evening. was
precIpltated from the second floor through
To the bottom OF the shaft, in the base
mont. and instantly killed.
The accident occurred about O'Clock.
AMI, as no one saw the unfortunate man
fall. the nature OF the fatality can only
ha conjectured. 1t is customary cach az
ternoon for one Of the elevators 10 be
siopped at o'clock, and for the cugi-
nrer 10 examine and oil It UP. while the
other does service IN transferring passen-
gers from one floor TO another. Tuesday
II Was discovered that the cylinder OF the
elevator nearest Main street was out Of
order, and Mr.. Everett repaired H. At
O'Clock yesterday afternoon H. had this
s'ne elevator stopped. ami. mounting
on tip Of IL, rode L. the top OF the build
lns - examine the cylinder. In ORDER
10 ascertain II IL was sun WORKING all
rsht Nothing Is known OF his move
m,nts from that time until when his
body was precipit1tcd through the shaft.
HEARD HIM FALL
Mr.. Robert ". Bass, who operates one
az. the elevators, was In the other cage
when he heard Mr.. Eyoretrs body fail
T. the floor beneath lie at once ran
hls carriage down - the basement where
h. found the body lying in tho bottom
Of the shaft. life being already extinct In
haste. he summoned Mr.. Dunlop. the sec
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
Deep snow at Roanoke.
STATE TREASURER NON EST.
lie Is Also Heavily short-Iiis Bank Closes
IT'S Doors.

PIERRE. $. D., January 9-State-Treas-
urcr Taylor, who should have turned over
his cash TO his successor yesterday, failed
70 appear. and his bank. the X dheli Ma
tional. has closed its doors. When last
heard from Taylor was In New YORK.
ON SATURDAY, he should have had f3Jo'ev'
and should hay. paid $4,000 Saturday
10 take up funding warrants IN Nv
York His bonds are $4,000, Dut Will
stand - per cent. shrlnkage.
Ii has been known for some tlns 'n,'
Treasurer Taylor was hafd-pr5ss.u, il
80 caught in the Chemical National
Uank failure at Chicago for large
amount. and III lost $-ooO In the bank al
Wiihank and $4,000 In that at Goldisburg
which failed during the panic. Altogether
he lost slODOOO. paaaald
Taylor's bank, closed It's doors yes1eTuay'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

ro, ,hs past twelve years We hs'" ooe.
Ss,aseney sock OF tho Ne" Ens!'oi ,,.s.' ,.,.'
company, which is the largest aal ,@.o' Y.,as NJ.
m 81. p''p m ~" world. having sold IN Virgins sai
,DS ,'.s ~ 80, ~.,o,,o, several hundred 'hossan'
noints prepared by tais company,
We WE have the testimony OF our IeaaOs p','s ~,
clans and board, Of health as to u. s'Su, o,o,y,
arc now prepared to oil orae's '.n 10 oo1s,. wy
az We nre dairy in receipt o, uos" ,Ss boards q
u,, We have RtSno0S, nSr 0 S,ncGs.'sr and 0'h''
nI,sos n,a during ,arioa, small Dot spisnSs .ss IN.
pispcS spesi.i discount to boards o, Health '''
stItu,icns requiring large qasnsi"'S y.,i,sl
,Also, SEQ Aprll number q 'fs.sS x.,,'a,, s,.ss
Monthly, page o@, repor' oi
Boar" u wntl,s r PoTrussss 9 Co.
ssecs,sor. TO I. Roberts B'h'r'
,sests tor yirgiois and North 0ai'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

The hank Is IN good condition. and II Is
thought Will pay all its debts. The banks
at Pierre will not lose anything.
II the defalcatlOn IL as large rs tho
bondsmen believe. II will place the State
in very embarrassing position. The
limit OF Indebtedness has been passed
largely No warrants or bonds can be-
sold and there is considerable deficiency
I'm the revenue without this. it would
have been a difficult problem to make
both ends meet; now II Is impossible.
Taylor has always had d high reputa-
ton as financier and man Of In
tegrity.
The school fund may lose 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
Tne VICE PRESIDENT.
Ife 1, suu Detained at Ashe'iiie-"i
u,uoh,er's Condition Critical

WASHINGTON. January 9.-N.ce-lrssi-
dsnt Stevenson IS suu detained al Ashe'
yul. \. c.. because Of the illness OK ms
Iauchter. Mary Her condition Is ie,
'ortsJ 10 be critical in the extreme and
!, ~ uncertain when Mr. Sl-y. nson VIII
return ,,c.'5r.-,l,nt's family are all at
,tt"',u'. exc~rting his son. Lewis sic
,'lnson N5,. Who Is unable 70 leave tn D j.
v,i. ~ his wif-. also dangerously III III
i,,,,r,g.,,',,,ton. II Lewis stevenson mas
tion un5hle 20 be- in Nasnins'on SIM
pee" Ming Of Congress on this account.
tn7 ''t ,in"s his wifs's recovery has been
almost despalrcd ot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

c. ". WO0lf0lk, Treasurer " Orange:
r. r. Hughes. Sheriff of Washington,
and Major H. Il. Henry Of TaZeWeu
visited the capitol yesterday
The Board of Building Commissioners
of the State Library met Yesterday ann
signed the contracts for furnishing the
building awarded some weeks ago.
Sir. sydney l. Eres. who has been ap-
pointed hy the Governor Register Of tbs
Land once. VIII enter uDon the discharge
Of the duties Of his office this morning
No changes IN the force under his cons
troll will be made for the present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
Urgent Deficiency BIN.

WASHINGTON. January 9.-Thc urgent
deficiency blN was report ! t, the S. na,s
this morning Eut few changes w~re
made hv thr S'n1t. Appropriations Com.
mitter IN tho til as it passed th, House.
Among those arr appropriations - yeJo.l
FOR the enforcement of tho Chinese ~
clusion act and thn provisions OF ~.
treaty recently entered into between tho
United States anl China. ann for i'm.
proving th' h1rbor at Galveston. Tex.
in continuing the Improvement, y1N.0C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

Last October Colonel John : Cunning
ham, of Cunningham. y. G., suffered n
right heavy loss 10y having a lot OF lum,
Der on the line Of the Atlantic and Dan.
vile railroad in Halifax county. Va.
burned. lie thought the fire was the
result ~ inccndiarism and engaged De-
tectiye X. 4. WoOdall. OF this city. To
investigate the case. The officer was
not long in arrcsting "a negro named
Marshall Jordan. who was committed 10
iaIl without bail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
CURRENCY BILL VOTE
CONGRESSMAN eONUNDS'S VIEWS
THEREUPON.
Tho Administration TOO Golden for tho
Halifax Member and for other Dem-
ocrats-TNe Record.


(Snecial) Just before the vote was taken
in the House to-day whereby that BODY
refused 10 order tn previous question On
the resolution fixing time to vote on
tho Carlisle financial measure, Represen-
tatfye Edmunds. Of Virginia, consented 20
cxpress his Views on the proposition. IL
has been known FOR several weeks that
he was opposed 70 tho plan. and he de-
termined many days ago to vote against
the scheme.
Farmer EImunds declared today that
he WAS beguncd in 'ss3, much against MS
own Indictment into voting for the unoon-
ditional repeal OF the purchasing clause
~ the sherman act. and he dld not p'o-
,,ose T., 10 triled with any more. me
administration people Mr Edmunds went
~, ~ say. implicitly promised IN 1898 tna'
g. tho frea-colnage-of-siyer advocates
would only help to repeal the sherman
",,,l.esbift" at the proper time SILVER
v.uld bs recognized, ana 4 idl' NM
e,uilaDl, measure would pe pre-. ~,
TN. implied promise was never KY. ,'.'.
p, sooner had Wall street E'l''" "'',
il wanted than the administrator '"'' -,
, d.of ear - the silver advocates "."'
i,t.r when Congress pas9,d 'he
e.iruiorace blu. the President Net'el II
,,-,inst the protest of the leadlAe mon
Tn the Democratic party.
CAMPAIGN OF '92.
Commenting further ON me l'g.'o,
Farmer EImunls remarked tH'' III ~,
a.. silver Democrats i'm the c1mp''sn Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

former carries total of N'5e5lls' and
the latter one % %9ii2.'s2
The chief Incident Of interest Of the
afternoon woo ringing speech ON the
pant of Mr. litt diepubicam' llinois.
upon the necessity OF locating inter
siatrs r1nos,s az Erzeroum and Harpool,
Aroi,oia They were ordered 90 be es-
tabl,shcI without dissenting vote
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
y.o.,u.v and Fifth Avenue.

NEW YORK. January 9.-tspeclSa,s,,Cs-Hr a. ~
parhonr MI,W Fifth Avenue; J.. G. shatvr' W
ta larIDu, aarrISor5ueh; d. Axtell Holiand. w
MHIiTvs SlrEins Metropolitan; {. T. BurSwy,n, WIN
uarlborough; b. A. Gaines, ~, s.,oiiStan'
/ STRAUSS NJ. Nj. strauss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
Want, To Go ON the stage,

Miss Geraldine Lightfoot. who spent
the fall and early part of the winter in
Richmond has written 10 Manager
Lcath. OF the Academy, asking him to
secure for her n position on the operate
stage. Miss Lightfoot Is well known
here, ana has composed several songs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
NORRIS GOES To JAIL.
10 Fails 10 Give Bail and Is Committed
TO Sergeant EppS's Care.
EAERY RELEASED on $1,000 BOJD
The Detective says Cuinmonwealth's-At
grams from Gold-Brick Victims.

!ns;igation Of Comm5nweal,h's-Ati
Smith late that n!ght as suspicious
Character, is now in the city ll' in De-
fault Of bah In the sum u si.,o
Samuel Emery. tho turfman frpm New
York. who came here to assist Thomas
IL Parker alias .. W. Garden alias
Frank Lockwood Smith, The alicsa
ro,i-brlck swinllcr 70 gc; out q
prison, AM against whom the Com
monwcalths Attorney preferred
similar charge. is unler bond in the
same sum as that allowed Norrs VITA
Mr.. L. O. Wenienblrg. his couuse., as
security.
Robert 4. P.nker;on has advised the
Richmond police Authorities that they
shall In a few days have jhe man, John
Williams. who played the part of ranch
man in the Wihers steal Joseph Nc
Lean. the Norfolk gambler, "WaI has
Nurcl IN the case, has u1f sgt been di-
pre1tuIei; but IL - expected that b" W.I
in few days, ana today number
p the victims of the g'l-nrick gang
VIII reach Richmond % identify Parker
ds one " the men who 1upoj taem
The above resume of the Nithers
swinllc investigation represents tho s.tut-
ton As T. u ~ stands. All Of the develop
rlruts Of ycsteriay were brought about
hy Geographic communication, enl ~
most cases the authorities wound not Dis
.is5 the contents Of the messages sent
AMI received.
--r..aDt-Dr,-.tiye Alex. Tomllns0u.
wnl has worked with such splendid re-
.ulfs. took u rest V,e.prllv afternoon. as
liza hs faithful assistants. Detectives
s-h,ie0 arJ johnson. Alr. Wrh,rs's wire
arrive! in the city yesterday. and he
.uent most IL a.. day with her Major
J1hn pc. Chief If Police was cuaIs-i
Ia sending anl receiving te'c4rtm- c.u-
c.-,,tre P4rkrr and Norris. and Common
,ytl'ib's-Att1ru.r Smith WAS busy Wth
rts,s iu tho Hustius- Court.
\npfrS ANl, rA,ruY IL COURT.
>..,,... .,d
. ~ ii. 49, ,.. l,,l..
''"' "'"' ..t...,Ct a
'uil y'S', ''l I.'-. ...' ..,.,.. c,.,,,.,
are crown "'.'i ,''. ..0a'. ,,.,,
ne case "i I-i" ~ v'.,n
The accused Us l'i. N-1' MAN
i'"N} "''i'a' "'' ...'.. ,...~,,.,.
'' "i i''.'' '' anu ,..',,.-..l |i.
,'. -, ONCE ,.l..i f.r tt,
,..lb.r... ',f hrs c.i,nt ON 90. ground tnat
,1.ra ,y.,s uofhips 10 sustain the charge
I',,,i.,a, s.4.ust him. ue sai1 Emery was
l.,.. If the best tuown urim,n m the
o,,rt,y tho rr.pricior of extensive
,...,,,-.,,l...- ,rd owner # the noted
,'rs.s brr N.a.p3ie auI F1rIhIm.
i,, .,i,t i'm coming 10 Richmond WAS
i, ASSIST hts friend. FIark Lockwood
smith twAo has Thus FIR been known as
T..r,ta~ "A Parker and G.. ". Garden. UHl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
STORM THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Snow and Sleet in Staunton- Trains With
Double Headers and snow PIouchs

STAUNTON. VA, January 9.-(SpecialD
II BIAS been showing al day here.
changing 10 s.eet Tonight. Passenger
trains on the Chesapeake and Ohio and
Valley railroads are running n drly On
time. using double headers ana snow
UlJW+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
Seven Inches of SNOW at Crozet.

CROZET. VA, January 9-OSpec.alD-
The heavy rain OF yesterday changed
10 snow 1T uightfall. and II has been
falling steadily ever since. Ii IS now 2.l5
l.. n, and the snow averages about /
inches.
Misses Helen Wayland and Julia q
Ellison have returned from Richmond,
where they spent ~ r holidays
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

WASHINGTON. J1nulrv 9-The Prcsl-
dent to-day mn e. th. S,nat. the nom.
nation of Robert $ Lluke % he post-
master at AbbcN.ilr. :. e..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

When Paby was sict, We gave her cG''0'~
v,en .so WAS a Child. sho cried for c@s'o'A
When sso becafne Miss, shc e!gns 10 Ca''o'>
When sse had chadrca. ale a'etSsni C-''''a-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
1ifo-sa,Ing- Service InyestIgntlon.

wAsHINGTON, January g-Superin~
-, Kimbail. OF the Llte-Saving ser
,Ji,.' Wy mas ordered an Investigation INTO
he loss VI lie that occar1s1 "S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

MARTINS FERRY. o.. January q
The river becam" stationary this morn
lng at % feet. and thr hooi scare Is
over The damage here is tIlllng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

coraus AND no,RsEsrs'---ins .i',,v ", r.,,.,.i
.s'.e ,nsnees eoushins immedi.'eS "a
Nv n.e Of "BrVwos BrOoshiAi i''S'
only IL poxea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
snow inthp Mountains.

MILLBORO' DEPOT. Va. January o.
SpecialJ- Snow commenced falling yes
terday evening about , o'clock and con-
tinuel all night. This morning the snow
Is inches dep. and still falling
The river and creeks around here have
been out of their banks for TWO days.
Deep snow at Roanoke.
ROANOKE, VA, January 9-(Special)
The heaviest snow u the season fell
last night and to-day. Il is ) inches
dep. and telephone and telegraph
arc badly disarrangei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
about two weeks only"

"Ahout two weeks only"
"Where did you meet himY'
"In New York State?'' answered the
prisoner. after slight hesitation.
"po you know anything about the con-
cor-ior in Jersey city few day. ago to
arrange bail for Plrker?"
4 800 not
What did you want 10 see Emery
about on Tuesday nightT intcrroglted
tho reporter.
The detective was thoughtful for n few
seconds '~er replied that he wished To
eoe Emery that night because he had
been requested by Chlef-of-police Poe
and Commemorative Smith to
cnlcavor % ascertain whether any local
parties were in the Withcrs swiudle. The
detective added that he hoped 10 get a
clue in this connection by talking with the
turfman
RECEIVED MANY TELEGRANS.
Major Poe AMI Sergeant Tomllneon
wore not the only persons who received
t,lc,r1ms yesterl1y. Many messengers
f,.ul their way - the city Jail and de-
NNcr.l messages % the prisoner .etec-
i.yr Norris sill that these dispatches
with one exception. were from his clients
Tho exception was a telegram from two
men who stand IN with ia. gang of
swinli,rs. Here are the messages IN
full:
SPRINGFIELD. NO. January Sth.
"Jotn =. Norris. Richmond, Va:
"Is DE held N charge precedent -
ours? can Missouri officers get him?
Write Us FULLY. VIII send money
JAMES l.. VAUGHAN"
"HOMEWOOD. BEAVER co. PA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

John T. Norris. Richmond. Va:
Leave hcre Tonight. and leave Cincin-
rau tomorrow 40 noon. via Big Four.
u iIe-'ity smith. VIII got rrquslti0n 70
You. Meet us. LEW FISHER"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

"HOMEWOOD BEAVER Co. PA.
January Sth.
"John T. Norris, Richmond. Va:
II VIII be on frat train tomorrow
morning. JOSEPH SHANNON"