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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
OBITUARY NOTE.
pINAir AM wEsrovrn

IMAM ANN WLrluNIH
GuNLoUE, Washington county, Tfob
February q, l-D'.-uiol lu this place
January DO, lsIl, after 10 sickness oi four
weeks, Dmah Ann, wife Of Arthur d.
Wusl0yur aud daughter OF William NJ
Jones' aud Martha Vaughan; aged VI
years, 10 months and l3 days. Sho leavo5
a husband aud two small children 10
mourn hur Departure. She was aoloyel
and respected by OH who know nor.
being truo Lattor.duy saint, and Kind
and loving 90 ulli ana hor death has
caused deep gloom ON our lido
place, u9vor To- ho forgotten.
Sho has boon u model In nor mo
and tho husband and parents have tno
aympaihy OF many warm friends.
Tho funeral services wuTo hold ON Sat.
utduy, az the mo1iug house, which wis
crowded with anxious hearts 10 pnv
their last respects 90 thrIr friend. Blabop
franklin u. Holt presided Bro. hsr
Charles Wostoyor spoke "a short I'M.
said Inc had wHol through many trials
and had parted WIN loved ones; let Ind
igll 90 grEu1wloU ~ tAo hama OF tho Iofd
iu lll thlug-i hN sympathiged with tbo
borrowed husband and parents and loro
strong testimony Go the hopos ~ tho
rgsurrngluu, brother Joseph Brpe4s
HHid IIu family aud friends hud coma tp
mourn and hu thought 90 wu, r.ght 10
mourn Tor ,h0 loyU Wo had lnI ID lear
irlaud whom they loft a.. Banodicllon
ny bru, Edward LoayipL-lCuM
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snNder Nne. IN a IIYnrrn.

In the InlrI district court this 1f.sr-
noon WIN. ID. Snyder brought suit for
divorce ir5u bic wife, Helen 81. auy-
lcl on thc ground Of destTli0n.
luo marriage took u 'cr NJ Evanston,
WyO., ON March Is, 1898, and p.Hluuu
aI'rEt1 tupt Helen lUit him 1n Fob. o,
1895 nul uaH over BluCr refused 30 ne
tufu 10 him.
penoo d Allen are SIT. 5nydgr's
u .Uruuyt.
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Womm Suarage EnlerlaInmenl.

Woman Suffrage Entertainment
Tho ladies a the salt Lake county
w. s. A. Will give social party 10 the
Fourteenth warI assembly hail on
Friday, Fohfuafy l5.h, nt s 3. M, 20
celebrate Mise Susan Autnouy's birth.
dhy. "a fins program, music, refresh.
mguls uui uuugIYE.
Admission, 25 cent?. Com, one aud
Gll anu B. { us have "a good ssclai time.
DR.. F. B. FERGUSON,
President
NJ, j., Irvine,
Secretary.
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TAYLOR Do tNIa city, Fcb. sth. at g.tOp..r,..
uf pneumonia. Marian Brewer. beloved wife ~
II. JHuuf W Taylor born iu uccclos. suiiolE
Iu- and. boo tnu year Islt
FUNERAL UIar1gN 900 D %. M, ma tho Eleyepth
ward mHuuUE Uuu.U.
lHfiHHHIui NIrr r'H#4H Fnnv
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A FGV From Salt Lake.

Ny vision hls beoo wonderfully improved
hT Che glasses iuat DE- sNr.merfIur prescribed.
through them me world loose clearer and
more distinct than formerly, white Tor close
work ihoy are Fyry resuul t0 mY eyes.
GtuAUE UElNuLDs,
Secretary of the Presidency. Mormon Church.
never wore g'gssrs before that have given
me sueh pcuer. hatlsituuuu o. those lifted uy
br shclm cr1ue.
THOMAS MCINTYRE.
Grocery department. b. e.. MI
. had my eyes fcstui 1g live professional
opticians ufuEluu. tI scouting IIu service OF
Dr. nuulmuTuluu. who haH gwen 100 H. Gar tHu
boot correction OF imperfect uylHIgut 4 have
joins NICHOLSON
! have hoeu wearing glasses Cor 2I ycars and
oral pairs. Bot uayu never hAu my owes 40
thoroughly tested a. hry hlyu boon by Dr
49, ~nrlmrrliur, who nIH NuUt mo gIaaarH
mat huH gwen vfHu, comfort and Imuruypi
vision, DC affords mo pleasure tu make tnls
g. C.. ulwATEL
suut machinery Salt laao Temple.
WHAT nos. T. d. GEAUY,
Tho Auf9rnb os Cougrgsamau. author " the
Nhnn.e Exclusion Aoti HAya OF th1 l0ctor'a
ability.
lm wearing gllaos flr both far and near
perfect uud Z recommend uim 10 ali ,gh0ae
yyca need attention,
Tuos j, GEAnY,
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Notes from Provo.

VIM. b. Hlgglusou, aged 81 and
r hea o. Gunderson, aged 22, both Of
sautaquin, and Chris U. Hansen, 81,
anu Johanna Poulson, 65. both oil
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ChUblsIn L.uimuut aIwuys cure
r0st bItrr, Prepared ai GolUg Pltt
Dug Store.
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stocks Rnd Markets
Nav YoRT, lob. s,-ssook market opened
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Upon motion 10 was resolved 10 de.
Ter the discussion upon the foregoing
ui tl next Saturday afternoon at y
O'Clock, when another meeting will be-
held, aud utvT the Transaction OF some
routine busiuUss the members dii.
pefsuu.
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TraHsisra dltl % ur O.1ae ~ me CIuuiy Re.
cUrdtrW SaH aHfg frJn . p..Hl
lHffriIU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11

rrcvloue dav Tor a long time. The lia-
waHan correspondence. made pubic yes,
ter1oV was Laid before the House ana
rcrnrrcA 20 thc Committee on Foreign
Ann.ra f,r r4rort upon the rcclmmcrda-
ton ~ ihc President that ihc request ot
a., ItoO1liau Government 60 he permitted
to lease Neckar Island To a hrluSH SUD,
marine cable company bc favorabiy acted
s,t,,r,,,v. tho % DAY Of February. was
't..ali for the delivery OF culogios upon
co. l.fr 1ui services or the late Senator
AlIcI r. Co'4utt. q GeorEi1.
a resolution was agreed ~ asking the
Secretary of the Interior to tell congress
Why thr aEr' eu"rt with m" kickapQo
Ir.iaus for thr cession Of their lands in
Oklahoma. mode In lNl AMI ratified by
Congress IN 1928. had not been carried into
Tho following bls were rassei:
House bill - define the crimes ~ MUIR
Der Boo the first and second degrees man
Slaughter muti0y. and dreerti'n. and ~
abolish the death penalty for certain other
senate hin % amend the shipping laws
~ as 90 abolish tho requirement Of bonds
for The registry OF vosscls.
House hin authorizing collectors of Gus
toms 10 add to tho certificates of iuspec-
t'1n OF American vessels The gross and
not tonnage as asc,rtainel IN conformity
with thc laws and practices or foreign
countries with which the vessels trad.
Thirteen private pension bills were also
MI Springer cn Ieavorcd 20 secure the
passage hy unanimous consent Of the
Senate bin granting a pension Of Si"l a
month - IN ior-G moral John \. MCClor-
nanl of Illinois. hut Mt Strong N;opUb-
lN1m % Ohio. ohiDcfod.
Most Of the afternoon was spent In
consideration ~ the District NJ Columbia
appropriation hin for the year ending
juno 20 1Na6 The lat u the general APP
Vr9rriltion bills on tho calendar II car
rios total of $51ao iS7. besides S2)I9l9 on
account Of tho water department.
Tho House. at fl5 l.. NJ. Adjourned until
l., ,urrr..y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
THE RISE IN The RIVER.
1t Is Considerable But Does Not Indicate
Serious Damage.

The recent heavy rains and the melting
Of the snow on the mountains have COM
bined to swell the placid waters Of the
noble James, and caused them 10 rise con-
sderably.
The report from Columbia received here
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. that
the river was twenty feet above common
tide. and rising at the rate OF a foot an
hour. caused the steamboat companies 10
realize that their wharVcs were IN danger.
and hands were put 10 work To remove
the freight stored therein 10 place Of
safety.
At midnight it was reported that the
water hal risen twenty-three feet at Co
lumJia. and was rising slowly. Judging
from past experience this insures that
tho wharf Of the Virginia Navigation
Company will b. submerged 10 the depth
OF about three feet. and that the water
Will reach Main street in Rockets. The
water was at a stand at Lynchburg, nav
Ing risen ten feet. and il registered sixt IN
and Il half feet al SCottsVillc. The water
at the hour named was within on foot
OF the Virginia Navigation Company's
sheds and WAS running into the cutters
Of Ash street AT thc monitors wharf.
The volume Of water at Lynchburg VIII
hardly reach Columbia before noon to-
day. The rains have c ased along tn"
river, and unless more falls to-day the
stream viii ralch its maximum helgnt
her this afternoon.
The roadbed of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad hal not been interfered
with. but as a precautionary measur-. no
fr,ght-trans were sent out last night.
The pAsscnger-train due in Richmond az
6 o'clock dld not arrive until after mid
night. but that was due 10 washout
beyond Lynchburg The water has caused
some little tr0ubla with the wires
The resll nts Of Rockets had not Aloved
out last night. and the river Will have 10
rise about five feet more at Columbia
| before there will be- any danger Of the
water reaching their houses. In 1852 when
the water last assumed the proportions ot
| a freshet in this city, the river register d
| thrty-two and half feet at Columbia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
MANcHESTER'S NEWS CHAPTER.
Death of Mrs. Farrow-To Close Early
Personals and Briets.

Mrs. J. VI. Farrow died at the residence
Of her husband, on Hull street. between
Seventh and Eighth. AZ 1890 o'clock yes
terday. after an illness OF about two
weeks. She leaves husband and four
children.
The grocerymen and meat-dealers on
Hull street beyond the railroad have
agreed 10 close their rcsp"ciiy" places ot
business at o'clock every day except
Hunter the 4-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank &. DuNal. died At his parents
rrsidruce. on the Nnth-streot road. yes
terdav afternoon al o'clock Hunter
WIS "A bright and interesting littIe l~i-
low. The funeral viii take place, thIs
afternoon from the parents T.s'defce'
AZ o'clock. ...-.
The c0rn-shucking entcr'ainm'nt gIyeh
IN Mrs Liu-combs new store la-t hishi'
for the benefit Of Central Methodist
church. wa well 1atronized ani a E.ry
pleasant evening was spent by all pres
The o. p. =. club Of swansooro' gave
very pleasant ent rtainntsnit ~ Jew .,s,.
nings ago. Mr.. Charles hdhI "dS i"a9'''
"' The me- netting Of the City Council 10 be-
held Tonight viii be- the most M
portant held this year. -,...,. ,,..r-
Street-car travel was very m.Ch nv,
fared vim Yesterday about o'ciocN ~
a hot box at the power-house' whCH ~
cossi,otSi the stopping Of part Of the
machinery 49,. uos
orsrated on A few days ago. vas r.
norird 10 be- doing very well yestet'aIy.
There was not sing ta'c III
police Court yesterday morning. i'll.
Mrs George Butler continues quite SiCH.
GondHctor Williams, who was hurt
Wedn4slav night by the trolley on car
10. i3 falllng on him. was getting "'0"e
,.nru we'll Yesterl4y.
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o,Neo WITH THE YOUNG LADIES.
Interesting Session "f tho "o"'' W
Tr,.,ee. of the Woman's College

Tbsra was 4 most interesting meeting AZ
Pho Woman's College las, evening OF the
old and new Boards Of Trustees OF 'hA'
irstitutlon. Besides the usual business
sass,op the members Of the TWO bodies en-
- a charming dinner PROVIDED ~
49, honor by the president OF ue oO'-
- - Rev Or. James Nelson. .h.,
3ev Dr H. a. Tupper. presiieht Oi ~
hr,rj fllad the chair. ana tnosH ~
,entance were Rev. Ilrs. w T.; i,ae,hv
80 George Cooper. Rev. H. \. pssDS
Vsssrs T. X. Elicit. u. o. DAVIS 5o.n III :.
MS,',iiJan,s Joslah Ryland, George IS attci'
,as " ,.'s''iT' n Crump. IL, Theodore hliysoni
ShorlessW. Tanner. \. ). .heT "''is 81 ,ii1ns
Al Gwathmey, Colonel A H. ~
Professor +. W. Boatwright' anu h'' "''
ier, 1,,noer reaA his annual report OF me
sntrs ~ the institution. reietrths ~,
a.iS a.s, encouraging terms 10 the iGtuts ot
nsN'c ,no ccoiisga and 10 its Work IN the euusa
IN ~ ~ the young ladies OF the COUNT
.o" ,he mast Or. l.. c. MctonhSn, "
y. ,,'.yrchhurg. and Mr. Henry sehme!t@' oa
tt,,nnton. ~ were elected members OF u'e
board. ,.., q, the session
I'D hen disposed OF Dr: Nelson iiNisea ',,
.ba trustees down 10 the ulhlHs -",,
IT, VIZ an elegant and sumptuous fepas.
had been provided. Not on1y "yn ~, ,hs
~entlemen to be honored thus la1 o"t sns
SSo,ing ladies' OF the school were Vn had
10 dine With them. When justice h"N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
GERMAN ANTtREVoLUTlON BILL.
Important speech Made by Won ScheI'en
dorr. Imperial War Minister.

BERLIN, January l0-The debate on
the anti-revoluton bill was resumed IN
the Reichstag to-day. Count Won Lin
burg-Stirum Conservative, spoke In sup
port Of the bill. and vehemontly de-
nounced the pretensions OF the Socialists
that they constituted the Labor party.
Herr Munckel. Richter RadlcaD, next
spoke in opposition TO the bill
General Rronsdrt Won Schcllendoru, I'M
perial Minister OF War. In hrief hut
vigorous speech. In which he was fre.
qucatly interrupted by Herren Singer ana
Iiebknecht. Socialists declared that the
discipline Of the army was still perfect.
and the men composing IL were ready Tor
duty against any force whose enmity 10
the empire or its institutions might call
their services into requisiti0n. 1t would be
rampant lunacy. he said. for the Socialists
10 attempt TO put their theories into prac-
tice. but the time would come when their
followers would compel the Socialist
leaders TO take a dangerous position. The
bin was required IN obviate the necessity
Of the army having to put up on the
sand-hllls the misled followers or ire
sponsiblc agitatOrs.
Or Schoensttd Minister OF Justice. re-
futed the legal objections TO the bill raised
by Herr Munckel.
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RICHMOND, VA FRIDAY. JANUARY H. 1895.

destroyed. The flames spread west and
southwest 10 Wellington street. and IN
less than an hour burned out the follow
Ing places: II. H. Gray & Co. furnishing
goode: Breton < Manning. furniture.
Thomas Dunn e CO.. furs: T. Boisseau &
CO.. clothing: Robert Darlington & Co.
wholesale wOoliens; Hunter. Rose & Co.
printers and wholesale booksellers; Hart
x Rlddell, Wholesale statiOners. and Bun
tin, Bead & Co. paper manufacturers.
When the fire started IN the OsgoCdby
building. the jlntor. his wife, and daugh-
tar. the wife PROSTATE from the effects
Of last Sslurday's nre. were confined In
n room on The top Hat The .nre-escape
could not BE- reached In time and all
three had 10 slide down a wir- rope. clad
I'm their nicht-cloth,s. The sick woman
STA part way down and then fell. striking
on the telegraph wires. and finally landed
IN blanket held out for her. She was
terribly injured. The man and his daugh-
ter came down without injury.
The lOss h. eetm1tei At 100000.
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OUT OF The CHUTE.
Old Dominion Races Run Thus Yester-
day--The Results.

,.,.crr. ~ 7, - ro.,,,~.. ,o
VASE ION, j. {, January "
All the races At the ola Dominion track
to-day were run out Of the chute. as it
was not connsil red safe TO round the
,,,rre Tn. l,.t tvo r.c.e yr.ra p,o1a
'"iHS' H. '"'' '"o i'0V' VIE i'"'9
five iurloncs.
While warming up tmS afternoon
LakeEiew tnIt" MS rI@ti hut WIthout
serious results.
FIRST racc-iour ana a haIi turl1 1ngs-
R"yndrd q 10 I'D w"n' l.a'shlhS water
second, Larry thlfa. Ihlt; ~
second race.iour ana h4it iHiI9,nss-
crab CIDER 90 70 j. won, Mhee,o~kl Sc
cond, Monte Carlo thlrd. ilmc' ~ . -
Ihir1 I,,, "ii' i.l t..
~ 81 WI. ~ oa, ,il li'' 9'0'''N' imp
thlii. nm ~ ? e,,.,... Ct,.li,r Il,
., ~" I'm Trirce Ki"o1,b s,r'n5 rNi
90 81 irH MrH rn,c I,,o' Ga, ' ''''''
o'SI tl'Ii y. nv, ~ ~ ,.. ~. tf,.,,
Ith "N@ .i Iui ''''N - ..',,, 90 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
Ir..h vaccine Eoinis'

"a, ~. os,, tweiyc years Ee o'', ~,
iO' '~1 -, me ,s,clno wa, from 'ae ,''eo's.'a
Ssaassney Ssaa Stock of no Nc" osI'ai s sIss. .s.
COMPANY, wnien IS tho isfse'' sai ,-,s y,ao u.
bic propssator o. Noa-h ln IN, ,'.s' ~ y,sni. AID
rus " 'no ",,a. - .oys-.l hauitei iAoasah'
roln,s prepared BY this eomp-hy' ,..rs,a.
'H,i We have TIE tesioay Of oar ,a1ss .cy yo. ss
,,,s and boards Of health As to ia v'''.si
ar. n now prepared to oil o'3or' 10 any, las
as we arc daily in receipt OF Ie,H -, sa,ra. q
We ha.o b.so',os' nusa 60 m.neae..sr, ani o;h's
place. .Ss.s spas: a,:osa saa 70 boards .' and '''
.,i,n,lon. requiring inrsc au'OIi'ls- a.,,, xs,ieu
MOn,nly, page %, report Of
Board VI BoaIthl ,s.Sco.
successors to r. Roref's .',,. p.Av,
.,., o., yirstria and Norfn 'ai''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
Installation and supper 81 uIbsruI,,.

\ meeting ~ Division NJ 20. Anc'on.
order or Hihernlans was hen Al ~
phys Hotel last night. ant County. ~, -
dent James }. Creamcr installed ne 70
ring the ensuing wear. ~
After the meeting which was ye-y.
largely attended. 'he members of mo ,,.
der r.paitl 90 The banquet hair. wher,
a dclghtful supper was served rY,s,
newiy-instailed prosileat Mr. a. r r.
lor presided. ana speeches No.
by Fathers ORiehy anl Ahrru sr
President Rodiy end Capnfv-I, ..-
Creamer Songs wcr" rendered an. .....
tations rccitel by mcrIiots - o.. .....
and most enjoyable time Wle srrrr
basket Of nowers was presented o. tt
division by Mr.. r. =. Gormau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
BRITAIN TAXES A HAND.
Japanese Warships to lie Prevented from
Ascending the Yang-rsc- Kiang.

LONDON. January I0.--A dispatch from
Shanghai to the Central News says the
British Government has wired Instructions
10 Admiral Freemantlc, commanding the
British fleet In Chinese waters 70 prevent
by force II necessary the japanese
squadron from ascending the Yang-Tse-
kiang river
The dispatch further states that the
Americans wilde and Howie. arrested at
Kobe on the steamer Sydney in NOvem-
Icr last in consequence Of the discovery
Of "A plot entered into with the chinese
Government 10 destroy the japanese fleet
b. means OF explosives. and who were
subsequently released on parole. have
arrived vt Wei-Hai-Wei and are engaged
in the work Of preparing explosives for
use IN carrying ont their scheme.
WEI-JU K-NETS PUNISHMENT.
LONDON. January "a dispatch To the
Central News from Peking says. General
Wei-Juk-Nei who was recently arrested
by order of Li-Hung-Chang has arrived
here and been turned over 70 the Board
OF Punishment He will b. condemned on
charges Of retreating I'm the tace OF the
enemy, cowardIce. eXtOrti0n. ard piunler-
irg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11

Within the last few days soma o, 49,,
ladies' OF Church I'M u.ling ~ I,h,.,
circle OF kings Daughters through ~,
S9llSittt'on SWi,itn oI former resident " Klng
kindly and literally - The arp.al far S,cS
Tor the suffering ones In ths Indian r,ss,'
vauon,. recently stricken With small .,,,
Since last Saturday two large l4,.s -,
provisions and a barrel of four hsv, b.s,,
seht, when. Il i5 hoptl, viii be followed
parts or the city ls fhe need ~ tb...,
poor creatures IS vry urgent. ami ,bers
u no tim. for delay The svrlratbies ~,
the Norfolk people have also ban onls,sf
IN their behalf. and to-day a lox ~ Dr.,
from thera = N''.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
THE TRAIN R0BBER.
MORCANFlELD BEFORE JUDGE WILSON
IN CINCINNATI
OF Evidence Is Conpicte-Mrssrs. Muir
ray and Crutchfeld on the stand.

CINCINNATI. O., January l0.-(SpeclaD
The hearing Of the celebrated Morgan
field train-robbery case was begun before
Judge Wilson to-day. The hearing Of
testimony as TO the identity Of the man
occupied the entire day. and viii be r.
sumed Tomorrow. The prisoner Is still
unable TO stand. and was carried into
court on "a cot from the fail. The court
room was packed with spectators. who
sought a look at the celebrated prisoner.
Iio did not seem TO be ut al annoyed by
the gaze Of the curious. nor by the search
Ing look Of those who were called 20 the
witness stand 10 Identify him as the man
they had seen at different places in Nir-
ginia and Maryland Indeed. when they
were asked to look at him he turned his
face toward them and smiled when there
was any question about It. Mrs. Morgan
field was not present. The only woman
in the room was n witness for the prose
cution.
GOOD DETECTIVE WORK.
The thorouRhness with which the
Adams Express Company. through the
linkcItOnS, had worked Up the testimony
In the case was shown before the day
hai passed. According 10 the story ot
the witnesses MOrganhald was traced
from Aqua creek. where the robbery
occurred, through town after town to
Shenandoah Junction. where he Is alleged
70 have taken train for this city. The
positive in their Identification in most
cases. There Will be more Of such tesu-
mony tomorrow. md then the defence
VIII begin on what they expect 20 b able
TO cHf.tr ia hot L. hot h.4 We
In Missouri at the time of the robbery.
Robert Ramsey and William Ramsey.
Jr, acted FOR the Adams Express Com
pany; Prosecutor White. Of Fredericks-
ginia while Thomas shay was on hand
for the defence
WARRANT AND DEMURRER.
Mr Ramsey filed the Governors war
rant with the Sh riffs affidavit attach 4.
Mr Shay floi = demurrer TO the warrant
but this was promptly overruleL Things
were getting hot for M1reanfrld. but he
stood the tost Ike "a stole There was
craning OF necks WI tho Court SAID
he would hear both the eNtradition and
habeas corpus cases tOeeih-r, and kX-
press Messenger j. w. Cruichhcld, who
was held up on that memorable night
was called To the stand.
IDENTIFIED.
MOrganfeld turnoA his head. 50 that
nc could look his acouscr fui! in the fac.
CrutchGeld. after identifying him. pro-
,eeded with liz story. Attorney ShaY put
M Crutclteli through a savre cross
examination. bat. expert as he is. failed
to shake tho evidence a particle. Murray
then took the stand and corr0b0rit
Crutchh,d in every particular. Mr.. Shay
went at Murray i5ngh-shod. and he sue
cepded In gaining tn point that hts only
Identification # Morganiie!d Vas recol-
lection II his face from the tiD Of his
% a. 3. go fF wf.i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
Hydrophobia Patients Doing Well

NEW YORK. January 1o.-rhe condl-
ton OF Paul Cassard. Of Arlington, Md
now at the Pastrur Institute, Was re
ported to-day as most favorable. He VIII
be discharged tomorrow the required pc
rod Of fifteen days after incubation hav-
ing elapsed.
The five Gordons. father and children,
from Mason county. W. Va. VINO reached
the institute suffering from bites received
nearly TWO weeks ago, were inoculated
at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
The Bartlett scott Abduction.

O'NEILL, NEB.. January l0.-M Roy.
G. u. Mullihan, and James \. Pnker-
man. the men arrested for completely IN
Bartlett SCOTS abduction. waived their
preliminary hearing and were bound over
To appear at the next term of the DIS
trict Court i'm 1920 each. They all got
bail and were released.
The web Is tightening all the time
around those arrested To-day party
OF about forty men went ont 10 the Mo-
hiram river for the purpose Of searching
IT, They intend to cut the ice ana probe
and drag the river for a long distance.
II Will probably take four TO eight days,
and they took bedding and will camp on
or near the river and stay until they are
satisfied that the body is not there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
A,,usanient Notes.

"The Rainmakers." one OF the clever's' 'l',,'
and brightest Of recent farce-coihe1asy U.s. 80,
casses viii serve 10 reintrOduce Messts'
Donnelly and Glrard at the Academy 10
nVI' n,sbt after W an absence Of some years years.
rata scale and many new features VIII Dc
introduced The company is strInE naIt,more ore
iii dli q return date at the Theatre 10
morrow or m night Their popular concerts are
well worth patronizins n,,,or-polew
The sale OF seats for The Po,,er yer week
engagement the nrst nan u "
u,iiI omen tomorrow.