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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-22
in THE CHURCHES.
Whnt, wien and Where Sermons Can
s.e EienrdhTo.nny.
,iS Can

Granny Street NJ. E. Church-Services
to-day at II i. M. and 1880 y. III. Preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. w. J. Young,
d. ID. Morning subject; "Whnl is Christ
pecially addressed to young men. sun
day school at 9:i5 a. m.
Centenary Nj. T.. Church-Rcv. L. II.
Rawlings. pastor-Sunday schr'al at
a:la a. IN. Preaching at II "A. m. ana
80 p. m. Epworth League Friday
night At 7:45 O'clock $
Queen Street NJ. +. Church--Rev. j.
w. Moore. misunderstanding ut II II.
m. and 1870 p. IN. Subject for morning
The Angels Message" Subject for
evening. Appearances of Evil to be
Abstained From"
Memorial Christian Temple.-Sunday
school at $40 a. III. Preaching at IL
II. IN. ana 7:30 p. m. Y. p. S. c. II. at
G:45 y. IN. :
Freemason Street Baptist Church
Preaching at II a. m and 1880 y. m,
At II n. III. by the pastor. Rev. NJ. Il;
Wharton, ID. D., and at 1870 p. III. by
Rev. Emory $. Towson, of Philadel-
phin.
Second Presbyterian Church, Rev. w.
$. Lacy. ID. d.. pas;or-Divinc service
at II a IN. and al 1880 - M Sunday
school ut ?:3O a. IN. Young peoples
prayer meeting nj / y. M.
First Presbyterian Church-Rev. DR..
j. Il. Howerton. pastor, will preach ut
II q. m. and 40 y. m. Sunday school
a $50 n. IN. Young Peoples meeting
at Gas p. m.
First Baptist Church. Cumberland
strect-Rcv. Il. II. Hatcher viii preach
in the morning on The Birth of Christ"
Evening on How TO Spend Christmas
st. Marks Church. Lambcrt's Point.
Rev. j. Powell missionary Sunday
school at y. M. Evening prayer Mt i
O'Clock. Christmas Day. II Il. m. with
al li.n U|,,;l nt
service and Festival.
Cumberland Street NJ. r. Church
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. W. H.
Atwill at II a m. and : 80 p. IN.
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Christmas Holiday Rates via Chcsu.
pcaftc ana Ohio halfway.

Round trip tickets AT one and one
third fare will be sold between all
stations OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway on December I'D. 23d 24th.
25th. e9th. Goth. 3lst and January list,
good for return until January 3d 1896.
Special rates between Norfolk and Rich
mond. $3.50; Old Point and Richmond.
$" For students of colleges. holding
certificates OF the principal. the sale OF
holiday tickets VIII commence Dccem-
Der 10th and be limited for return pas
sage TIL January 9Th. 1896. For fur
'ther information apply TO
X. ~. BROOKE,
Passenger Agent G. e o. Railway
dec14-17-19-22 Under Atlantic Hotel.
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vickcry a Co.'S Special Sale.
Rich Gifts Reduced.

Buyers will save largely on gifts dur-
ing this sale. Books less than half the
publishers prices. handkerchief glove
and jewelry boxes, handsome manicure
and toilet sets In cases. pictures. purses
card cases. onyx tables and cabi-
nets. gold pens, games, novelties. art
objects, bric-a-b rac Il wonderful lamp
exhibit y bcwtchingly beautiful stock
of gifts, incomparably superior to any
in Norfolk, and the prices now fixed
below the lowest.
FICKERY G CO,
124 Main street. de14-24
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Low Holiday f.ntcs.

On December sd, 9th. 25th and 3lst
and January isl tickets will be sold
from Norfolk TO Wilmington. Del. ana
return at S5.7i. To Chester. Pa. ana
return al $626. and to Philadelphia and
return M $G.1i. Good for return pas
sage until January 9TH Round-trip
tickets nj special rates will also he sold
on above dates To other points For
tickets and further Information. aDply
to ARTHUR c.. LEWIS.
dc22-t jail Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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HUNTERSVlLLE.

Mr. l.. ]. Gallop, who is attending the
College of Physicians and Surgeons in
Baltimore. Md. is expected home to-
day To spend the holidays.
Grace BAPTIST Misunderstanding at
II n. III. and T:45 u. IN. by the pastor.
Rev. W. S. Leake. Subject in the
morning. valuable Christmas Pres
cnta." Subject III night. Shining with
the Tongue"
Mrs. Annie Il. Reynolds. Of Avenue c,
has gone To the Eastern Shore. on Il
visit 10 her daughter Mrs. Forest
llOrncr
Iluntcrsville NJ. l.. Church. Rev. ]. G..
Lennon. pastor, will preach to-day at
the usual hours.
st. Andrews Mission Chapcl-Rev.
Mr.. Wrcnn rector. will preach to-day at
IL a. III. and 7:i5 D. IN.
Grace baptist Misunderstanding at
II II. III. and 7:i5 y. m by the pastor.
Rev. w. $. l.cake. Subject In The
morning. Valuable Christmas Pres
cnts." Subject at night, Shining with
the Tongue
Our novelties in cut glass. silver
mounted. are all new and low in price
hD 4. T.E
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Christmas Holiday Rntes.

The Norfolk and Western railroad
will sell at reduced rates round-trip
tickets to all stations on its line. on De
ccinber goth to 18th Inclusive, and DE
ccmber 3lst ana January LIST. good for
return passage until January 3d For
further information and tickets apply To
c. II. Boslcy, City Ticket Agent. No
l26 Main street. or at Norfolk and West
ern depot. II. w. COURTNEY,
dc2I-3t District Passenger Ap't
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-22
Ten Thousand Inhabitants Coming to
Norfolk To Tind Homes
Editor Nirginian:
Norfolk. Va. ]

LNoFlOlk. va, Dec. II, 1895.
Editor Nirginian:
1t may be of little interest. but it is
surely II matter of deep concern to the
general public TO hear of this prospcc-
tive addition to our population. With
such prospect so early attained il i'll
comforts, with our boast of progrrssivr-
ness, To find that two duly advertised
Council meetings. designed to secure the
annexation of Berklcy. have both failed
OF Il quorum. There is probably not IL
single manufacturing institution i'm the
world which, If secured To us would
guarantee 10000 additional population
within five years. If such could be had
can it be thought for u moment that
we would be utterly Indifferent should
Il possibility be presented OF landing II
in our midst Yet here we have 10. 900
population right ut our door. and we
hesitate 10 open 10 them. doubling abo;tt
the possible cost Eut the annexation of
Berkeley mean; more than the simple
gain in population. II is the first inn
pulse of a mighty movement that will
ultimately make Of all the cities on
Hampton Roads one great city that will
command the attention and admiration
of the world.
NJ. w. MASON
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Interesting y. VI. 4. \. service.

The following programme Will he
given AT tn" Young Mems Christian
Association this afternoon mt ! o'clock ::
invocation; Hymn; Selection by the Or
Grhestra; Gloria from Hayden, Mass in
u nat; Song Service: Short Address;
Solo, l.. S. Towsor: Christmas po,n, L,.
Miss Cook. Of Rvland Institute. Men
are cordially invited
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-22
MAX Scl,wnH. I2i Churci. street.
SpecinlS I'm Holiday (:noHs

Toys Of all descriptions Dolls. sDe-
cial, %, 81. As. SO, -. and CSC and up.
Carriages. Wagons, Tricycles.
Special reduction in tea, dinner, and
chamber ware. Dinner sets reduced
from $3.50 to IS: from $i9 to $li. Cham
her sets from s. up. Tea sets from
So up Lamps, Princess. Banquet. Hall.
andlIanging. Fine china, bric-a-brac.
and brass goods Fine assortment of
white ware for decorating
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-22

ASSiGNEE'S SAI.E.-EY VIRTUE Of
~ deed Of assignment. executed 10y T.
&. l!iiisoly, dated the Goth day of Deccm-
her. lN'3, have taken in possession all
the stock of drugs, fixtures. accounts
etc. contained in the store recently occu-
pied by Dr. iS!isoly situate on Chestnut
street iierkicy. VA. and shall proceed to
December 30th. 1895. NJ 10 O'Clock a. m,
on the premises, unless disposed of by
private sale before that day.
All persons indebted to said siisoly are
hereby notified to make settlement at
once. TERMS CASH.
GEORGE G. MARTIN.
dc2l-to3O Trustee.
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A ssIGNEB'S SALE Or STOCK OF
MERCHANT TAILORING. CLOTH
ING AND MEMS FURNISH
ING GOODS. ETC.

by virtue of a deco OF assignment exc
cutct by X; -, Nichols and w. A. Wal
lace. doing business under the firm name
and style OF Nichols Il Wallace. dated the
third day of December, 1888. and duly OF
record, have taken into my possession.
as such trustee, all those two certaiI,
si !,' Of Merchant Tailoring, Clothing
property. including ,Tallors' Outfit, Fur
niiure. Fixtures and appurtenances CON
Norfolk. and No. 1907 Washington avenue
Newport News. Virginia, respectiveiv
Also al other property used by said
Nichols a. Wallace in connection with
their said business. 49,
A competent agent has been placed In
charge of said stock, who will for the
present. under my direction, sell said
stock and cond.ct the tailoring business
at both stores MS above mentioned.
above lines will find 1t to their interest
to call at said stores. a2E-s
All persons indebted to the late firm
of Nichols & Wallace are hereby notified
undersigned OF at either of the above!
TERMS Cash. Ia
WILLIAM N. PoRTLocK. .5
deA-tf s,E s:s sS.t TFy,a*nn. (,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-22

NORFOLK, Va. Dec 20, 1875
There will be a LIVE BIRD SHOOT
between Mr.. William T.. Hurst. OF Ports
mouth. and Captain H. W lambert
of Lamhcit's Point. They will shoot 100
birds that is 80 each. for 800 n side, on
follow. These birds vii, he shot ut Pools
store, near Ocean View Iluilingham
rufcs to govern. Referee will be decided
on the day OF the shooting. Shooting
will take place 1T 2 O'Clock U. IL.
Capt. l.. W. LAMBERT.
WM. T.. HURST
Witnesses. T.. FuLFORD and \
STAIII.
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4 Useful Halliday Present

ladies' over Gaitcrs. ................ 25c.
Ladies' Turkish Slippers soc
icntS' Embroidered slippers . soc.
Gents Finest Emh'd slippers. . 7Sc.
~ uses huonef i!Hnis. .............. LIP
ou!HS kuopcf FOOLS. l.I2
i%iaics rubber l'oots. ............. La,
' ms storm king toots....... 1.Si
old Ladies Comfort SHES. l.25
oid Ladies ConEr"ss G"itcrs. .... 1.35
HELLER'S SHOE STORE.
SO Bank St Oppo. Court House
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-22
In Looking for xmas Presents

pc sure TO call and see the new goods
received by Frank H. Gale this week.
Every day something new, and his
prices are low down. From now to
Nmas he will sell fine diamonds and
watches almost ut cost. Call on him
ana save money
THE PLACE IS 153 MAIN STREET.
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Norfolk Rnd Washington II. &. Steam.
bOnt 90.
Speciai Holiday Rates.
Norfolk 10 Washington aHd Return.
500 for the Round Trip.
Tickets on sale December DIST, god.
2"d ana 2ith, good to return until Janu-
airy I'd, inclusive.
D. j. CALLAHAN,
ueiS- OF Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-22

FOR SALE CHEAP.-Plans and specih-
cations for brick residence. drawn by
one OF the best architects in the
State. Address. plans" this office.
nolT-If
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAIE-lo-horse power Boiler ana
Beitin5. eia; ali good us new; viii Wiz be- y.
sold low 10 prompt buyer. Z. W
KING. 3S3 High street, Portsmouth,, Va.
del2-lm
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Drs. Harmon q frey.

Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. Consul
tation free. 1SG Main street. Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-22
The Correct filing.

For correct thing in specks and eye
glasses call on DIR. Week
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-22
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Grand Christmas attraction Two per
tormanccs. MATINEE and NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. -. First time here
OF the success of the past three seasons.
The brilliant comcdy-drama
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-22

You can find what you want for n
Christmas gift at the corner Main and
Bank streets
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-22

SOOD TERRITORY for first class solic-
ltor. Plan combines Building, Loan
ana Life Insurance. Southeastern Buiid-
ing and Loan Association, Hnddirgton
building. de22-cod
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S FBIE NDS Y"

BY EDWIN MILTON ROYLE. Manage
mcnt of Arthur G. Aistok. with the orei-
nal company Matinee prices. pc .Oc
end Zoe. Night prices. &c. Zoe 75c ana
sl.co. Seats on sale Monday, ed. de22-it
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS make IS Il day. Marvellous in
vention Retails 25 cents. Two to six
FORSIIEE &c MAXIM. Cincinnati, o.
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THE BLACK PATTI.

NINE NJ. SISSlEIiETTA JONES VIII
apEear at Butte Street *. NJ. T. Church
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. ~ 1885. just
returned from Europe.
Admission ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25c
dc22-su.fr
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FOR RENT,

with all modern imprON cmcnts: posses
sion can he given by the LIST of Dcccm-
Der Apply 10 81 Butte street. no2S-tr
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SALESMEN--We will send samples and
pay good salary and expenses. or big
commission, to proper, applicant; goods
sold readily; experience unnecessary.
Address +. o. 1851 y. Y. City.
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
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BEST pine AID OAK WOOD, SIS PER CORD
CHINA DECORATORS.

MRS. JENNY DEI.ONEY RICE
teaches all the latest Partisan designs In
China Paintings, Tapestry, Pastel. Water
Colors and Oil Paintings. NORFOLK
COLLEGE.
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WANrED-Gocd reliable nurse to re-
main on premises Must come we'll re-
commended Apply at once No. ~,
Precursor street. dccS-tf
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Our novelties in cut glass. silvc,
mounted, are ali new and low in price
CHAPMAN & Jakeman.
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Ply VIRTURE OF y DEED OF TRUST
GATED the 10th dag of Deccmbcr 1886
from Nj. tmstadter ~ Company, to me as
truStcc. and duly Of record. have taken
poSseSSSlon or the stock of goods con
and rear of y. 81. So. rs. l0l and 100 Mali,
street. Norfolk, Va. and OF the other as
sets conveyed to me by said deed All
persons indebted to said NJ. Gmstadtcr &
Company are directed 10 make payments
10 i:iv or my AGENTS. and all persons hay
Ing claims against said firm are request.
eli 20 present same 10 me
JOHN NEELY, Trustee
For the present the stock of goods above
referred tc will he sold at retail nj great,
Is reduced prices.
dclT-tf Join Nicely. Trustee
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JOHN Nicely, Trustee
JOHN NELLY, Trustee
!H.,s JOHN NELLY, Trustee
.s JOHN NELLY, Trustee
JOHN Nicely, Trustee
JOHN NELLY, Trustee
JOHN NEELY, Truytees
JOHN NELLY, Trustee.i
JOHN NELLY, Trustee
IS and rear of Nos. so. 81. sc. 9S, 1oc and 102.
SIS and rear of Nos. 81. o.. 90. eS, 100 and 1922
IS and rear Of Nos. 92 81. &c. 9S. To- and l03,s
9S and rear of Nos. 90, o.. o. IS, 100 and 1c2,S 8
9S and rear of Nos. %, "a, 96. ss. 100 and 1922,
9S and rear of Nos. %. 81, G6, 9S. 10G and 1922
9S and rear of Nos. 90, o.. 90. as, 100 and 1884,
rs and rear Of Nos %. 81. &c, 9S, 100 and 1,2,
9S and rear Of Nos: 90. 81. DC, 9s. 100 and lea,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-10

San Francisco. Nov. s-United States
Senator John =. Jones is strongly OF the
opinion there will be separate silver
party In the campaign next year growing
out of the silver conference at Chicago
near Christmas. the call for which Is
being prepared by the executive commit
tee formed at the Memphis conference
last summer. Secretary George =. Kee-
ney OF the local branch OF the American
league says Mr.. Jones expressed himself
as follows on the outcome OF the cleo
tions:
II think the elections just held dem
onstrated beyond the possibility OF any
doubt whatever that the issue OF 1896 will
be fatty between the champions OF gold
and Of silver. and the question can no
longer be settled within party lines. The
battle between the metals will be forced
now on a straight issue and along un-
mistakable lines. The gold brokers OF
London and New York will dominate the
government OF the country the next four
years also. whichever OF the two old
parties win. The best thing for the sill
yer men TO do Is TO get together In Chi
cago and outline a plan OF organization
for a completely separate and independ-
ent party. In my opinion a distinctively
silver party could win"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-10
COAST DEFEN Sc.
General Miles M skss His Annual Report
to the War Secretary.

New York. Nov. "A special to the
Herald from Washington says: An I'M
portant exposition OF the defenseless
position OF the coast OF the United
States Is made by Major General Nell
son A. Miles. commanding the army.
In his annual report TO the secretary
OF war. Considerable space Is given 10
the necessity OF taking some steps TO
protect the sea coasts. Il has been es-
tlmated that TO fortify all our coasts
would cost In the nelghborhood OF S125,-
OOo, 900. To put the Pacific coast In
proper condition OF defense would re-
qulre in the neighoorhood OF 375 mod
ern guns and mortars. with their prop
er carriages and munitions. 1t has al
so been estimated that the cost would
be something IKE s3l.0O0.0 900. General
Miles has recommended In the past
that $3.50. 900 r. appropriated 10 perfect
titles to strategic points necessary TO
be occupied for the defense OF the Pa
cific coast: that 81 .000. 900 be approprlat-
ed for the establishment OF a plant TO
be constructed under direction OF a
board OF officers Of the army and navy.
10 be ordered by the president. OF the
construction OF effective guns and war
materials for both army and navy on
the Western coast. and that S25.Ooo,o0o.
or such portion cf II as could be utiliz-
ed In four years. be authorized 10 be ex-
pended for the construction OF the most
improved and effective guns and war
materials as Will be required on that
coast II Is believed that General Miles
makes recommendations OF a somewhat
similar character In his annual report.
He has also urged the appropriation OF
large sums for the erection OF forth
cations for the protection OF the At
lanttc coast.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-10
GAYS CASE IS ENDED
His Daughter Relates a Rather
Sensational Story.
HOW THE OFFICERS ACTED
Arguments VIII Be Made To-Mor-
row-His Children Testify for
the Defense-Durst's Inn
portant Statements.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Nov. 9.-The taking OF tes-
timony in the Gay case ended to-day
and arguments will be made Monday.
when the case will go to the jury. The
day was taken up in the testimony OF
members OF Gays family for the de-
fense, and In the examination " wit
nesses to impeach the defendants tes-
timony. Maude Gay, the defendant
13-year-old daughter. told OF the visit
of Constable Westbrook and others TO
the house on April "a. 1888. at the time
the search was made. She said there
were three or four men in the party or
officers who came TO the house that
night, and that they pointed a pistol at
Ella Gays head and thrust her ahead
OF them up the stairs. just as Mrs. Gay
had said She testified to finding the
threatening letter on the door KNOB
but did not repeat its contents.
william Gay. jr., of Butte. the de-
fendant's son. was called TO TESTIFY 70
a conversation with Harry Gross had
at Livingston. after the shooting IN
Meagher county. but an objection was
sustained and he was dismissed. after
answering a few formal questions.
"Our statutes have IT," said Attorney
Clements. that a conversation with
co-conspIrator may be used either for
or against the defendant. even though
Il be not made in his presence. The
state has sought TO establish that there
was a conspiracy"
II understand that you desire the
witness to testify to an account given
him by Henry Gross OF the clrcum-
stances under which RAIDER and Macke
were shot" Judge Blake replied. The
objection Is sustained" A little later
came the most important testimony for
the defense. and It came, too. from
burst. a witness for the state. On
cross-examination he admitted that he
had been told by Gross that he. Gross,
had killed Macke, and that Gross had
said he would have killed more OF them
had not Gay interfered. Charles Muir
ray. who was under sheriff OF Meagner
county when Gay was arrested and
I brought back from The Needles, was
/ called to testify in rebuttal 10 state
| ments made TO him by Gay In the coun-
ty jall. Sheriff Omar also testified 10
/ the same effect.
Henry burst, who met Gross and
I Gay after the shooting OF Macke, and
held a conversation with them. was
F asked the same questions put 70 Gay
/ Friday. touching the admissions made
/ by the defendant there. He was an un-
satisfactory witness for the prosecu-
tion. He had gone down the creek TO
haul a load of fire wood when Gross
halted him, pointing his gun at him
and asking him whether he was alone
Being assured that burst had no com
panion. they talked OF matters not ad.
mitted as evidence. and were Joined
after 10 or Is minutes by Bill Gay. who
came out OF the brush and inquired
"who do they think killed Macker
"I told him, They think Gay did, said
burst. and he hung his head and said
81 thought they would" A little later
burst admitted he had been told bs
Gross that he (Gross) had killed
| Macke.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-10
GOING TO ENGLAND
THE STATE WILL TRANSPORT
THE MOULDEk FAMILY.
1t Is Believed That the Woman's Reason
Will BE Restored-Her Father VIII
Care for Her.
snecial Dispatch 10 the STANDARD

Special Dispatch TO the Standard
Helena, Nov. 9-The Moulder family
will be sent to England at the states
expense. The commissioner of the insanes
asylum to-day orded the release of Mrs,
Moulder from the Warm Springs insane
asylum and her two children from the
orphans home at Twin Bridges. Three
hundred dollars was set aside to pay the
expenses of transportation. The action
of the board was done on the petition OF
County Attorney NJ. L. Wines Of Butte.
who appeared before IL Nov. g. Mr..
Wines stated that Mrs. Moulder's father
in England desired to take care OF his
unfortunate daughter and four children.
but did not have the means to pay their
fare from Butte to England. He sent
his nephew to Bltte to see what could be
done in the matter. The board was in
formed that II would cost the state more
to keep Mrs. Mouder in the asylum for
a year than to pay transportation for
herself and children to Liverpool. II was
learned also from the keepers OF the
asylum that Mrs. Moulder would proba-
bly, recover II restored TO her friends and
with her children about her. but that the
chances for regaining her mind seemed
to grow less while in the asylum.
Mrs. Moulder will be put I'm the Gus
tody of her cousin in a few days, when
the start for England will be made. The
two children now in the orphans home.
the boy awaiting sentence to the reform
school, and the other child that was soon
to have been sent to the orphans home,
will accompany her.