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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-27
CHURCH DIRECTORY .

Christian Church-rrer@fc street. SER
vices every LORDS day at 1850 g. M. and s.i1
D.. SUNDAY school o..l O.. fn. PRAYER
meeting every "Wednesday -.lI D.. u. Choir
practice every Friday evening 10 s.ls o.. fu.
Ladies' Aid Society cVcev Tuesday after
noon 20 the church ~ %. o.. Aiif. aut -.t-
ciGl meeting every Tuesday night go I..ar..
announced each Lords dls. pACCr~ Wcct-
ing first Lords day in cach month. AHa.U
cordially invited tu am %trA ices.
joe " I. ndn~, Sup'f sunday school
Nnluey johnson. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-27

FIRST Baptist Churrh-BroIdway street.
Services every sunday ar n 500 90. M. au.i $500
p- f1- Prayer meeting NCfI1s-tie eR.. .-f.s.4
90 O'Clock. SUNDAY school at % o.. 20.
Choir practice FRIDAY evening 90 u'clos Is.
g.. ~tuhhicuciI. Pastor.
~. %. Bruce. Cieet.
O. Hin Srtttf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-27

Venezuela means Little Venice -
The carly explorers found the natives
living III houses placed ON piles in the
marshes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-27
Extra Cotton Belt Attractions For tn
Summer Is95-SpecIaI.

Low round trip rates will be made
with liberal limits and superior ac-
commOdations for persons attending.
International Convention Epworth
League, chattanooga, Tenn, June
p.
international Convention of the
United Society of Christian Endeav-
or, Boston, Mass, July 10.
Tri-ennial Conclave of Knight
Templars, Boston, Mass, August 26.
Cotton States and international
Exposition, Atlanta, Ga, September
Is to 21.
Baptist Young Peoples Union.
Baltimore, Md, July is.
These rates are open to the gener-
al public besides the usual summer
tourists rates to the health and
pleasure resorts of the north and
east.
Call on or write to the nearest Cot
ton Belt ticket agent for dates of
sale, rates and limits.
Correspondence solicited.
:. G. WARSRR,
G. p. \. Tyler, Rex.
4. T. GLIssON,
A. p. a. Fort Worth, Tex.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-27
FIRST pREsBYrERIAN CHURCH.

BETWEEN
Springer and Frcusly StrerI 81.
Regular service
S1haath-ii "a. m. morning worship.
p- n-. evening Worship.
S-f5 O.. M. SUNDAY -chcai.
" Wednesdays D.. li.. prayer meeting.
%. M. Session ucctim.e.
We extend cordial invitation tu ali fo
worship with us. 4 q stranger. we desire
your acquaintance. Ia the maine 80 the Mas
ter. We welcome ytu.
EEv. q. q. M.GINL-v. na-l--.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-27

vices go Table r-avie. " sion fiIl.- s.idisis.a.
corner NuiVgrtun a.cuur au.i carter street.
Services every first GrN thtrd ~t4a. .tHr g. f.f..
and every SUNDAY evening at -4rf. conn.
and worship Gifh c-.
!. H. Godfrey. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-27

~. T.. Church Soutn-CoruCr Eruadwav and
Church street. Preaching every sabbath
morning % u a. M, aud 7.30 o.. m. Frfyrr
meeting "Wednesday evening f 1.21. sun
day school every sabbath at 10 "a. m. l-ft-
worth League y. IN. y. q. I.tys. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-27

Cumberland Presbyterian Churca-Caruer
Church and Cumberland streets. Services
cre-E sunday at ~ a. M. ard -sgn D.. m.
PRAYER mcctlrr Wednesday. Choir practice.
Saturday evening. sabbath 81 hn.l a- g.1
g. m- Evcryrudy cordially iuvifcd tu 1e.. 30
ship with u~. J- T. Williams. ~sItE.
~ Nr.f.~fH. ffnaE...a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-05-27

In 1889 tho > patent for water gas
was taken e, ~ England by Cruick-
shanks
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The Partnership heretofore exist
ing, between :. j. Boyd and r. r.
Mcbride under the firm name Of
Boyd & Mcbride has this day BY
mutual consent been dissolved, Silas
J. Boyd retiring and r. +. Mcbride
continuing the business, paying all
firm debt and collecting all outstand-
ing accounts. :. J. BOYD,
May IL, 1895. Il. +. Mcbride.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17

= Sn Der @eograpbif9en
@efeuItaft bon WarIeiae belt oisIer
Sage Der ebemali9e fran3Oiiihe 8icss
Rsiiosnt BON Maiungu, 2ouis Gatat.
einen 8ortrua iibsr bic Maoagasturz
Expedition, in Dem er unter 4nosrsm
Solasnbss fagts: rllnter ben gegsnpdrs
tiasn 9srbGltnihsn unb anssIi4ts Der
0roBen 8,rsOgerungsn lit iebr gu be-
fiirdtsn, bab bic Expedition niht mehr
cine .militdriihe 8romsnabe" isin
rpirb, pie man Qnfangs angstiinoigt.
Ioaoern eerao,Su gu elmer SataItrop1s
fiibren lam. Die trodene SabrssSsit,
bic iih aQein fir sinsn 5.lo5ug auf
Der afritaniIGen Snisl eignst, pdbrt
flint. bohitsns iefsMonats. pom april
Bis Mitte September. Die GpIonns
fam nun absr ibrsn Sprmdrid 9ssen
Sananario erIt am 1. SUM Beginner.
Sc Ifsint abr unmSJlih, ben Sins
uno &iidmarIA in orei Monatsn altss
aufiibrsn. oa bic G%ntfernung mehr als
900 &ilpmster bstrd9t." 6ierdn
IfloB Gatat ratiirli1 MIR isbr tribe
9etrahtunosr iibsr bas psrmutblife
SaidiaI Der Expedition. Der Barrier
r9emps" Iuat Stpar feline Iusiii5runs
gen bsaii9lih Der 0ausr Der trodenen
Sabresssit gu piosrlsgsu, bic inn Sus
Fplee Big in Ssn September hineir rsis
den Iou, geItebt absr qIsidfalls 3u,
bob es Ii6 I'm tsins ymilitGrtiae prps
msnaoe", fonbern nm einen rs6t srns
item Ssibsug banole, bsHen Qusgung
fir Srantrsia sipsifeqos Elm eIiidlitsr
isin. ubsr OisIe uno id!pere SpIsr sr.
fprberg trerbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17

QubpiasGuft. Sn Der nG9Itsn
RdGe unisrer Staot, uno Sipar in Der
DalOuna Spiifsn @rabop unO @rob=
2aaif. purOs an sinsm iungen Nab
den Elm 2uItmoro Dsribt. Der 9tams
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8n3iItorff, in 9rrB : 2auiA gs6iirtig
uno % Sabre alt. 0as iunge UtGos
den, psla.s bon Isirsr0 :snitberrItaft,
benz &aufmann 2sopolot 81 Grabpp,
fir bic Ssittags bsurlaubt mar, tppli.
osn ca. einItinoissn Neg gu Sub qua
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17

I'm benz pulpertburm
bes SORTS Saint : Ri6olas Bel MAR
ieiae purOs nsulih Nudts Gin Mann
our6 einen Poiten t6otli6 perpunoet.
Wfan fano ben G55perperpunOstsn
Woraens i'm @nbpume : @iert.l in
feinem 9lute auf Der @yoe lireen uao
bra6te i'm aum Spital. mo er tlr3
burauf itarb. Na9 ausTage beg Bos
items mar Der @stObtste ouf ben sFsiIsn
I'M ben Bulpsrtburm, in pel9em 0ss
aenpdrtia arpbe MunitionsoorrGt6e
fir bic Expedition na9 Naoagastar
aufbepabrt tperben, berumsstIsttsyt
unb bate Der pisrmaligen gtuffornes
runa. fid su entfsrnen, feline 6olss gs=
leiitet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23

Attorney OF Tnnenhurg county and pre-
sitmcl 10 represent the judge OF that
county. and approved by the Attorney
General. the law officer Of the state, an
Was the holding OF the prisoners until
my messenger. sent at the Suggestion oi
the special Comm0nwealth'S Attorney
which suggestion was approved py sns
Orgain's reply. an indication OF my uis,
position to interfere with the judiciary In
the performance OF its dutiesl
JUDGE MANN RESPONSIBLE.
Who is responsible for my action?
Judge Mann. special Commohweai.n
Attorney Of Lunenbnrg county, wa" ma re
declaration. 1--WE do not want ,ne pt'son
ers unless their presence ls neces~.'s, ',
and his assurance tnat ne Woiiu uos ~
sist the opinion OF the A,tosnss sons r.
no messenger would have been sen, W
Judge organ. nor would J nave gi'Su
auv order 10 the Sergeant or the city VI
Richmond not to deliver tho prisoners:
NV purpose I'm the whole matter Wa y, 10
protect the prisoners. and TO 90 !, "s.i,
out expense 10 the state, IT possible. anu
+ mad the active aid and cooperation q,
the Atiorney-General. and tnougn.,
,,.,tfd have the support OF the speciai
rommonwealth's Attorney Of Lunenourg.
But I'm this | was disappointed.
But "alrs well that ends We'll, Ine
Court OF Appeals has done wnat l wa
anxious for the County Court OF Lunen,
burg 20 ,io.-the prisoners have been helh
and the state has been saved the expense
which would have been incurred han
troops been sent.
JUDICIARY NOT HARMED.
10 not thirk any violence has been
done 10 the judiciary Certainly none
vcos tnfende-l. Cor no man recognizes
moro than / 10 the Importance of keep
ing the functions OF government separate
anI distinct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23

Important improvements at the Eastern
Hospital-tircuit Court.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Nov. 22.-Spe-
cial.-The Circuit Court has been in ses-
sion here since Tuesday morning. and Is
now engaged in the trial of the trespass
case of Brooks against Nightingale.
The celebrated case OF Heifner's per-
sOnal representative against the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company has
been postponed until the next term.
This is a case for $1,000 damages Tor
the killing OF the plaintins son by an
overhead bridge over Waller street. IL
has once been tried here and full dana
ages awarded, then Appealed 10 the sn-
preme Court. which reversed the lower
court. but allowed = rehearing and then
granted a new trial.
The Board Of Directors Of the Eastern
State Hospital met yesterday and To-
eatel the now infirmary building, for
which the contract was recently awarded
20 AIR. Crimson, Of Hampton Mr.. X.
" Richardson, also Of Hampton, viii
Go the brick work.
Nr 10. T.. Armstrong. superintendent Of
the public schools, visited the schools
this morning and read 10 the teachers
and pupils superintendent Massey's cir
cular letter IN regard 10 raising money
10 rebuild the burned buildings at the
University of Virginia. and then made
line address. setting forth the claims
of this great institution.
The artcsian well on the Gault prop
crty is now being tested With steam
pump, Whlcn mas Deen kept constantly
running for the past forty-eight hours.
furnishing about sixty gallons minute.
with no apparent diUinutiOn In the sup
ply. Tf this well is found 10 be success
both in quantity and quality. it is prob
able the Eastern Hospital Board will
contract with The same parties, Messrs.
SyinOr x Shepherd. OF Richmond. TO
drive one like IL on the hospital grounds.
and furnish the institution with a fun
supply Of pure water. something which
~ very much needed there
Among those visiting our town at pres
ent are Mrs. Roberta Camm and Mrs.
Kate LanghOrne. OF Lynchburs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23
Durrani's Sentence Deferred.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Nov. 22.-W.
II. y. purrant, convicted Of the murder
of Blanche Lamont. was brought before
Judge Murphy for sentence to-day. Cen
eral Dickinson moved for continuance
until Wednesday next stating tnat he
had been unable to complete the affidavit
upon which he expected 10 base his mo-
ton for a new trial.
lie stated that the discovery Of new
evidence made this continuance neces-
sary. Judge Murphy said he desired TO
give the defence every opportunity 10 pre-
sent their motion. and ordered the clerk
TO enter an order for continuance until
Wednesday morning. Copies OF the af-
fdavits referred 10 by General Dickinson
are 10 be served on the District Attorney
not later than Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23
THE PRISONERS TO REMAIN.
The Supreme COur; Directs Sergeant EppS
10 Retain Them.
TIE CAPTAIN TAKEN TO LUNEHBURG
TO Appear Before Judge Oreain for Con-
Tempt OF tourt-ordcr of the SUI
preme Court BnIsrging Tho Writs.
The Prisoners TO Eennin Here
tnth tho Argumen; for
"a New Trial.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals yester-
day on petition OF the Luncnburg pris-
oncrs. entered orders charging the writs
OF error and suporscdcas and directing
Sergeant EQps 20 retain the prisoners in
his custody. In the city jail, subject to
the order OF the Court OF Appeals.
This proceeding was not. as might
reem al first glance. inconsistent with
the decision rendered by the Court on
Thursday, in tho mandamus case. In
The latter case the Court. though refus-
Ing the manlamus held substantially
that the County Court OF Lunenburg
had jurisdiction over the bodies Of tho
prisoners. and might enter such orders
- 1t thought proper for the custody Of
them, and that, therefore, Judge Well
ford. of the Circuit Court Of Richmond,
was wrong in granting the writ of habeas
corpus - win bee observed that the
Court ala not decide ON Thursday hat
81 I'D not have jurisdiction. as was con-
F. tended for 10y counsel for the prisoners
GA their FIRST motion TO enlarge the
wri.s.
The oncct OF The two decisions is that
though the County Court Of LunenDurg
has Jurisdiction over the bodies of the
prisoners. u tAe absence of any action
q the court Of last resort, yet it may
al amy umc. wnon proper case is made
10 appear avail itself OF its supervisory
powers. oust the trial court. ana take
charge Of tho prisoners ITSELF
such action is now iI the history Of
Virginia Jurisprudence nut it seems TO
bo the general opinion oil the bar THAT
The action IS plainly within the power OF
the court.
THE prisoners VIII now. Of course. re-
main in custody here until the Court of
Appeals sees ut 90 order them else
where.
The result reached hy yesterdays ac-
zion OF the Appellate Court is exactly
what was forestalied m the local col
nnus ol Thursdays Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23
AooKour ron ro-moRRoW's TINES
It VIII he BrimfuI or Good Ihinss-Ihe
Thanksgiving Features.

The Sunday Times tomorrow Will he
brimrul OF good things for newspaper
readers. II viii be largely Thanks
giving number. ard the popular American
day viii be discussed and treated in
ali Of its phases. strong feature OF
the issue in this connection viii be the
highly interesting Thanksgiving stories
by famous authors.
Aside from the thanksgiving feature
the edition tomorrow will fully sus-
tain its popularity. so richly merited'
ip other directions. The local illustrated
stories will be timely and entertaining.
The array OF general illustrated articles
is even superior in quality to that Of
previous issues.
The sunday Times Is made brighter and
better each issIe. but the advance this
week has been more marked than ever
before. Look out for The Times to-
morrow. and see for yourself. FOR 1t
would occupy nearly all of the space IN
this issue tc enumerate the attractive
features. Here are few Of them:
THANKFUL FOR ONE MORE YEAR
illustrated. Interviews with famous
Old people who are LETT this Thanks
giving. giving their cause for thanks.
What Gladstone. Neal DOW. Bismarck,
Julia Ward Howe, and others say.
THANKSGIVING GOWNS dnustrateD.
Neat and sweet the girl you meet, m
bright array for church and street.
Gowns of Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson.
COTIILONs FOR THANKSGIVING III
lustrateO. Newest things in the
"dance OF figures" FOR Thanksgiving
home parties. The great leaders.
THANKSGIVING FOR TWO. A high
~ interesting story by Frederick A..
Ober with a THANKSGIVING lesson.
SHE MEETS 1n, AT THE DOOR illus
trateO. a Thanksgiving poem iy
Augusta Prescott.
HOW FAMOUS MEN STUFF TURKEY
GlustratcD. The notions OF Talmage'
Harrison. Mckinley. Bishop Potter, Joe
jefferson. Cleveland. and others.
APPLIES TO BOTH GllustrateO. Since
the advent Of new women and bloom-
ers. How sensible women should dress.
THAT POPIsH PARsON FELLOW IN
IustrateD. a highly entertaining story
by $. r. Crockett, author OF "The
Raiders"
GRAND OPERA INsNEW YORK dllus-
trateD. Music. heavenly maid. IS one
hundred years old i'm America, but most
attractive. a glance at historic
groups Of faces.
THE NEW BATTLE SHIP kEAR-
SARGE Ollustrated. First great war
ship designed under the present Ad-
ministration. Bids 20 be opened next
Saturday.
VIRGINIA BOUNDARY LINES ullus-
trated). Highly entertaining history
of the formation of the Mother state,
and hitherto unknovil facts about the
dividing line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23

Henry Chapman Tries to fmplicate An
other Man.

CULPEPER, VA, Nov. Especial. -
The attention OF Culpeper County Court.
Judge w. l.. Jenries presiding. has been
occupied for the past two days trying
Henry Settle, as an acc0mpiice and in
stigatOr of the murder OF Henry Pendle-
ton. which occurred in August last, at
RiXeyyille.
The only important witness for the
Commonwealth was Henry Chapman,
who confessed that he committed the
murder hy laying in walt. and shooting
pendleton as he passed. but that Henry
Settle instIgated and planned the homl-
eide. Chapman was placed on the Wit
ness-stand to-day and proved himself the
this court and his testimony was utter
most gigantic liar that ever testified IN
ly worthless.
No case was made out against Set
tie. and the jury was Instructed TO
return "A verdict OF acquittal. which they
did Messrs. Rixey and Barbour Defend
ed Settle. fChapman's case comes up
tomorrow, and the opinion that prevails
il that Cuipeper will soon have a first
class hanging. Crowds pack the court
room daily. All the parties concerned
are cOlOred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23
CfRELEsS CLETELIND MOTORMdN.
4 Repetition of Saturday Nights Horror
Narrowly AVerted.

kfpclitDn pt 0alutuhN N'lht ''''''i
Narrowly AVcrted.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. Nov. 2.-At 230
o'clock this morning, three night cars
stopped on the west side Of the Superior
street viaduct draw while the draw was
opened to permit the passage of vessel.
There We're about thirty people on the
cars.
Tho current was or. and the motor
man on q WOOdland-avenue car, which
was furthest from the draw. LEFT his
car without turning OFF his controller
THE current came suddenly while the
bridge was swung. and the motor start
Ell forward with a jump. 1t crashed into
the car I'm front Of IT, and pushed that
into the car nearest the draw. Men and
women screamed and jumped from the
cars. In spite OF set brakes, The cars
were pushed against the closed gates be-
fore the current could be turned OF the
runaway.
Tho gates were strong enough TO hold
the cars or else they would have gone
zone into the river seventy-five feet below
one woman. Mrs. George Shindler, was
severely injured by jumping from the
car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23

ht rlmIico, but the Winners Were All
Well BACKED.

BALTIMORE. ND. Nov. 2.-Only two
favorites reached home first at Pimllco
to-day. The winners were an well back
ed. however. the longest shot being 10 70
j in large field.
The Morris stable carried off swo
events with their scarlet ropes. The last
race was the heaviest betting event OF
the season.
Candelabra was tho popular favorite,
fmt there was an avalanche OF Long
bridge money. his ODDS going down from
4 10 ! 10 TO Q.
Neither of them was I'm IT. az the fin
fer. Integrity won easily with Tom
Moore, the dcsplsel outsider, In the
place Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs; Brisk, d09
Littleneld, 9 10 D.. first; Forum, second,
Iryane third. Time 1912
Second rdcc-Onc mile; Sue Kittie. O09.
OLeary i to -. first; Clarence second;
lady Miriam. third Time. 1916 IL.
Third race-siX furlongs; Trlncula. di2.
Simms. 3 10 81. first, Eclipse, second;
sun Up, third. Time llg1-2
Fourth race-Onc mile; Tie Swain. Ql6.
Httlehcld s tc 81 first; Charter second;
Oily Gainin. third Time. rs ~.
Nifth rae-Slx furlongs: Volley QoS.
ond Beau Ideal third Time. ili 3I.
Sixth race-One and a quarter miles,
Integrity, @s. Keafe to t) first; Tom
Moore second; Diablo, third. Time, 2l2
GRUMBLING AT A JOCKEY.
LEXINGTON, ky. Nov. 2.-Fhe
weather to-day. although Threatening, vas
as halmy as q day in spring ana "a good
crowd attended the races, the betting be-
ins LIBERAL.
glayton's miserable riding on Anaretto
caused erlimblIng. but the Judges seemed
to be satisfied In the last race the
iudces refused 10 allow Capstone 20 start,
rs he could not be satisfactorily identified.
Firsf receive ami half furlongs-
Iuverlik te5 W. Jones TO y first, Brdm-
bic Leaf second. Miss Emma third. Time,
second race-one mile-Ductor Q0S,
Tborne 2 10 y first, Tenor second. Grum-
taucb third. Time. l:45 H.
Third race-six furlongs-Old Centre
Oio Thorpe. IS to - first. James Monroe
second Onaretto third Time. LII.
Fourth race-five and n half furloncs-
I I,etcher QM. Van kuren. 10 to u FIRST
Sir Wellington sccoi-., White Oak third.
Time. 1.ll IA.
Fifth race-six furlongs-sunmer Coon
00s. Everett. 20 u first. Richmond sec
ond Leonoll third. Time, l:l7 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23

BOSTON, MASS. Nov. 22.-The case OF
Rev Frank HYATT smith came up in the
United States Circuit Court to-day before
Judge Nelson on the question OF the
sanity Of MIR. Smith.
lawyer Hopkins OF Smiths counsel.
read the suggestion, which states that
Rev Frank Smith was insane at the
time OF his indictments for sending sour
rilous and defamat0ry postal cards
through the mails
sent the cards.
Witnesses were then called. who testified
20 the symptoms OF insanity IN Mr.. Smith.
The Court adudsed the defendant IN
sane. and ne will be taken 10 the Govern
mcnt asylum al Washington Immediately.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23
Colorado DefanlierS.

LEADvTLLE. COL. Nov 22.-P. W.
Breen. the doiauiung president Of the
I.eayille Savings Bank, was arrested in
Denver last evening. and arrived here
this morning ia charge OF officers. The
feeling here is runnug high against him.
He was spirited awfy 10 avoid hostile
demonstI ations. and his present where
abouts is not known to the public. He
is. however in charge Of the police,
awaiting formal commitment
pENVER. COL, Nov. 22.-Colonel Mat.
Adams. clerk Of the District Court here
resigned and disappeared. Investigations
this morning shows 4 shortage in Ills
accounts said 10 approximate $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23
DEnOCRiTIC FACTIONS
In Missouri VIII Probably Como tn an
Agreement.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Nov. 1.-Two fac
tions OF the Democratic State Committee
met to-day in this city. According to
can issued by Chairman Maittt, Of the
state Central Committee, the niteeh
members OF the regular or old committee
met TO consider various questions OF IN
tercst. the most important or Wnlcn was
The recognition of the new members ap-
urOved bv the Pertle Springs Convention
The latter. numbering nlneteeis were
invited by their chairman, George W. Al
len. 10 attend the conference OF the reg
uiars and demand recognition.
The meeting of the regular committee
was called 10 order at IL o'clock by Nnalr-
man Naffitt A motion To recognize the
new members was carried by n vote OF
to g. and a call for a meeting OF the
full committee was issued for to-day.
The committee then took q recess untii
noon. 1ne free-silver element consider
this action as a snap judgment. inasmuch
as ali their members are not present.
AT this afternoons conference or the
State Central Committee IL was decided
10 issue .sscall for a meeting OF the whole
Democratic State Committee in this CITY
on Tuesday December Sd. without tax
ing any other action the committee al
i0urned until that date. Chairman Maf-
MT now believes that all disaffection In
the state has been wiped out by to-day $
action OF the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23
vrATHEE FORECAsT.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. 22.-Fore-
cast for saturday:
For Virginia: Fair. followed by local
showers in the evening or night; south
westerly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair: sontheasferiy
winds.
regions north III Montana and the bA-
kotas IL Is high over South DAKOTA
and Northern New England. and II low
over Arizona and In Southern Texs~'.
The cold wave has extended routhward
all districts east OF the Mississippi. Local
snow-storms are reported from Northern
New England. the lake regions, ana
from Dakotas southwark. showers are
reported In the Ohio and Central Missie-
Tbreatsrhng weather and rain or snow
Is Indicated for the central valleys.