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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
MISS BARTON'S SPEECH
~ til" Exposition Yesterday On the
Rcd Gross Society

Atlanta, Ga. oct 9.-Miss Clara Bar
tpn was the star speaker at the Ma
tional Council uf Women today. Her
address ON the Red Cross movement
was delivered In the Womans Build
ms Speaking OF III" PURPOSES OF the
ltcd cross Society, its president said:
It's basis was neutrality II made
neutral all sick disabled or wounded
soldiers. all persons surgeons and nj
t"ndants supplies of medicine ul food
ioI then use, all Held ana military
FORCES and their equipments all houses
near "r about that should receive, ana
nurse wounded men None of these
should be subject To capture. II pro-
Nli"d for the sending OF wounded men
to their homes rather than To prisnns.
mat friend and foes should hc nurscd
together alike in all military hospi-
tlIS, ana mat the people who had al
ways been luIcibly restrained from an
irOuchinE any Held OF action for mo
purpose OF relief, however ucrdful
should not only be allowed this privl-
legc. but should arm ana equip them
selves for III" relief OF all Kinds. with
thc right 10 enter the lines OF the holm
less: thus relieving not alone the
wounded and dying, but the armies of
their care"
IN" second number on the programme
was 'The Report of the Committee ON
Dress which was read by Annie White
Johnson. 'i illinois, a woman promi-
ncnt in her State.
The National League OF CoIorod SVom-
en- was represented by Sarah l.. Frank
nm, Il young colorcd woman from Wash
ingtpu.
Hannah j. Bailey of Maine. rcad -
paper on the Womcns Foreign Mis-
si"uarN Union. The other papcrs on thn
programme Went over until Tomorrow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
PATCHEN THE KING OF RACERS.
Roberto Has Met Defeat Tnur Times
by Zoe Patchcn.

Lexington, Ky. Oct. 9.--Joe Patchcn
lowered the colors of his two famous
rivals. Roert j. and John X. Gentry.
TINS afternoon, and proved himself the
King of pacing stations. He fought out
racing battle OF five heats, and was i'm
the contest from iirs; to last Though
defeated, his two rivals are by no means
disSraced. as each showed sterling
qualities To tight out brilliant racing
battle, Culeridgc was in the wrong
class. and did not half show his early
seasons form.
y crowd of 5000 viewed the race.
and Chcer"d the heat winners with
genuin" enthusiasm. Rosart j. was
we'll played at $lUO to $50 over the field.
A cold wind barred fast time.
PatChcn carried the geldinr in the
first heat to the half at l:Ol. but near
ing the siSth furlong Robert j. made Il
break, and il appeared to be all over.
Mclienry came fast with Gentry and
II collision looked certain. but u broken
wheel tn Robert is sulky was all, ana
PatChcn won an easy heat by several
lengths from Colcridge.
AT the finish of the second heat
with Robert J. and Patchen making
u close tie for first place. Gentry came
a them with a rush and won the heat
In 2:0i -. Gentry was timed separate
lY the last quarter. and made ii in
.? IL seconds Robert J. landed the
third heat, ana Il rally was made on
him In the speculative arena. with fatal
results. as he could not ward on the
black stallion. Patchcn won the last
two heats rather haudilY. This makes
the fourth time patChcn has defeated
Robert J. during 1895.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
About The Coming prize rs.nt.

san Antonio. Ten. oct, 9-torbr:t
did but little training work to-day. ow
ins 10 the absence OF all his trainers.
who arr at Austin as witnesses b.,for,.
tnr grand jury. He took ~ long walk
'hiS morning and exercised with the,
athletic appliances, but spent the nft,.r-
noon quietly with his wife Curnnti
stated TINS evening that h" was perfect E
~ willing to tight in Hot Springs. All.
u III" night can be pulled on there With
put intrri"rcnct. Brady is at Austin
~" ,'', Hh4 ana resident stuart viii probably
not rcndcr a decision as L. thr locaitnl
OF the iisht until Tie grand jury makes
its report.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
I Rise in silver ,..,,,r,

New York October "a ris, i'm siIv.,
Ieitiheat,s at The Stock Exchange To-
my on purchases of 5500p ounces at
li"i Si%n OF activity in the inarlt.t for
th' metal in a year or SO. ana l, dtn
III measure, so authorities say. to tho
purchases for Chimes account i'm con
h''t'"n with tn" war Indemnity Large
r"'""niS nav" been ordered direct
rom san francisco since the cessation
of h"sliiitics between Inpau ana chi'
IA ana IN consequence of this the New
; "rk market is comparatively bare
n" production in the meantime has
b,"" curiHi"G. and the HOLDINGS of the
Mercantile SAFE Deposit Company. as
dWindl"d Gown to II .NoO ounces.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10

New YORK, Oct. What promises to
be- on" OF the most interesting trioIs
thht has taken place in ms city i'm wears
was begun before Judge Fitzgcraid. of
IA" Court of General Sessions. this
morning II was the trial of Morris;
HchGenhol2, charged with having fired
.he mouse ~ 80 Enst Fourth street on
the night Of .Iantlay 3 last. Thc chars
arson IN the first degree
hchind it alland TO he dcveloped
during the trial was the whole story of
now the lrcbugs of this city have Eeon
doing their awful work for years past,
as successive fires made it apparent
OF tn" most desperate kind
II convicted Schocnholz may be son
lehc"d 10 the State prison for eighty
years N'S"'S
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10

his voice rang out fun and clear. and
he poured out Il flood OF clouuencc that
was startlingly brilliant. He spoke OF
the Liberty Bell as the one jewel of the
American people, ana expressed his
appreciation of the sacred honor en-
trusted To the Keeping of the people OF
Georgia
What triunphal march IL had" he
said. Had you needed assurance of the
devotion OF the people OF the South to
this relic. YOU have had it, No people
ever honored Al king or IL general In his
triumphal march on his return home AZ.
the people of America ali along the line
from Philadclphia her" have this silent
old PATROL My countrymrn, let il re
main under the projection OF the heart
the loyalty and the love uf the AnIrri-
can people forever - remind us of the
courage the herolsm aud ihr patriotism
of our fathers II sounded the alarm
that called to arms tho people whose
power. whose courage challenged To the
contest the mighticst nation of the
earth and brought them out victori-
ous with the torch of liberty in their
hands
There were other suerchcs. The
crowd che@rcd while THE star Span
sled Banner" ana "DiNic" were PLAYED
by the band. and the Liberty Bcll cXcr-
ciSeS were at an end.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10

New orleans oct. "a special cable
si"hl lr"m Belize, Honduras. announces
'h" "iccklhE OF the Freddie NJ. a small
steamer OF the Machcta line. somewhere
on me coast of Honduras The cable
contains only these words: Freddie 10
,ai wreck nothing saved; Flower saved.
hchn"ch drowned" These two gentle
men are New Orleans drummers. The
Fieddie was small boat l20 feet
long stern wheeler of antiQuatcd pat :
tern. hut scrvccable. She piled be-
tween Ec'ize ana various points, hut
was not regular passenger steamer.
she some times carried a few passnn-
gers. these nearly always being com
mcrcial travellers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
AN EMINENT CUBAN IN AMERICA.
Fcnrv 5"se Vnronn Denies Euphati-
cnIIy Assertions Made D., Mortoro.

New York. oct ?-Scuor Hcnriuuo JOS,
Ndr0na, one of the most eminent livin..
Cuhans. Il noted writer on philosophy
and literature. nnd a prominent member
Of the nutonomst party. WAS interview
ed ON his arrival yesterday on III" steam
rr Seneca from Havana ass to the state
mtnis recently made by Seuor Mortoro
another autOnumist.
He contsudicted poiutcdly the nsscr-
tons made by MIR. Morioro. and doclnr,,l
IN" revolution in Cuhu far from heinz
INSIGNIFICANT: was a most serious move
nlcnt progressing rapidly aud ;guinin.
bolh in extent uud strength. 'rhc Quinn
people OF the western portion Of the
island. wer" quite prepared for il. and IL
they had not risen 1t wus for lack of
means To do so. The revolutionary spirit
was 80 rampant that au outhrcal, might
tax" place at amy moment
Matan2uS was Il boiling Caldrou ami
81 was ticnfuegocS. and the other cities
winch apparently remained quiet Thuv
were only waiting Tor AN opportunity.
Mr Naronn said hc could count ON IN.
fingers ot his hand tho Cuhuus who wrr,
rot heart ANA soul with the revolution.
although many Of th"m were uunblr tu
leave th" place, We're compelled TO net
as II thcy wcr" on thu Spanish side Nh.
NnrOna thought that The financial am.
cuIistS oi spain We're beyond hci
strength, and expressed faith IN the SUI,
cess oi the revolution. ~. prorosci tc
establish his residence in New Iorl, nud
co-op"rat" with his friends in cuba
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10

Fort Worth, TEX. oct. . The confer
enc at Dallas regarding the Coit,rti
t1t"SIHm"nS prize fight ended au4ut
O'Clock this cyrnin. ana Iint S,,ri,,,,s
AIh Mas selected rs the location fur
me Dat tiie Tn" law or that state makes
puEi!istic encounters uis,!rmcanoi
WIN a maximum fine OF 81 900 Cover
shai! not take place, but tne managers
arc satisfied with the very strong pre-
Sehiauon made 10y iho fiui Springs
agents and selected that rlao. rnc
datc is the samc-Octobrr I.t ,rn.
declaration from Washington mis-
morning hat Fc6eral iut-rfrf..lcc VAS
q certainty Destroyed Ardinor.,4 g
chances The trainers. fighters aud
others Of tn" Interested parties wDra
before tine Trails county grand iury
to-day at Austin. ana the indications
are good for indictments roi stuart.
Corh"t, and Fitzsimmous for conspn-
other state.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
shc county Democracy Select 6,
EirEIpf.

New York, oct. 9.-The Democratic
wouhty Convention met tonight at
ianmany Han and nominated the
following ticket:
Justices of the Supreme Court
ShafiGs INA les H. TruaN. Frederick Smyth.
and Charles NJ. Mclean
Judges of the Court OF General Ses-
slons-Joseph T.. Neaburger and Gem
cral Martin r. McAahon.
Justices of the City Court-Robert A.
Wyck, John p. Shuman, and Ed
ward f.. Dwycr.
County Clerk--Henry p. Purdy
cgister-William Sohmer.
The convention met at $40 p M
William Sulzcr was named as tempora-
~ chairman and made Il brief speech,
In which he advocated q liberal plat.
form, "a platform" as he put it, with
out race, without creed, without biro-
without Puritanism, and without
RooseVeltlsm either"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
Titzsimmous Wants To .i"ht;u pei.

Dallas. TeN- Oct. at a meeting o,
IL" corbr ri'-Fitzsimmons prizc ught
promoters held here this afternoon
Martin julian. Fitzsiinnous. r..,,...n,.,.
uNr' caused a hir sensation by makm.s
'i'"ei propositions 10 WIN \ I..ly
i'HirS"hii"s 'urhctt. that Erady ,li
h"' sH" ~ To immciintcly accent.
'H'!ans broroaiii"n was. iu the event
'a' !.I"tldn Athletic rl.b cannot brm.
on the hpttlv then Gi.2siin,r,,,s on,
nthl 'urhe't for ilr 4tuk,, alnu,
N0"v side. IN private. with Sis men
U" side. torbctt has not accepted
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
TRlENNIAL CONVENTION.
Atlanta Chosen as the Next Place Of
Mcctim. for THIS NntiN.

Minneapolis oct 9.-Whcn the lGpis-
copal Deputies adjourned Tonight after
listening 10 NOR" oraturS than has il
Illuminated amy previous day of lhr con-
NcntiOn. nin.-t-nthS or more of the
number were cropping in the dark ana
wandering just where they were at"
For hour after hour debate had pro
greSSod Oh the report of the bishops
designating 10y the title ur "Primutc"
the one who some day 81 the dim and
distant future. might lay Virtu" of sen
iurity br the mead OF the church, but
amendment after amendment had piled
upon each other ana then whole mass
kneaded into a big bali, upon which was
planted Il substitute that covered every
thing that had gone before. that the par
lamcntar!anS themselves were bcWild-
cred ana confusion became uuntuuud"d
To-mnrroW a vigorous effort will be
mad to agree with the report ot The
bishops
II is said tonight that the Bishops
HAY" Eonc through seven articles of the
constitution. while the House * siill ON
thu third section uf the first
The report OF III" Committee on the
Place Of Meeting for the next convon-
tiou named Boston as tn" place An
amendment naming louisville was lost:
also one naming New orleans.
R"v. y ". Knight, of Georgia. moved
10 amend 50 as to dcsignat? Atlanta
ns tn" next place of meeting and pre-
sented the claims OF that city i'm AN
eloquent speech. rhv motion To- amend
was carried by lars" majority ana the
resolution as amended 10y the &ubstitu-
ton OF Atlanta for Boston was passed
with hut slight uppoSitiun
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10

Cleveland. o., oct. 9-ln accordance
with the June agreement and their
action ut the Columbus meeting two
weeks ago. the Hooking VALLEY coat
operators have adN ancod the WAGES of
their NEIL The ncw price is % cents at
mines forty men are paid i'll cash and
sixty cents where there are company
STORES This is an increase of min.
cents per ton. The Hooking men for
mally made the advance at a meeting
held at the Weddell House yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
The Pope 10 rnrdinn, nanpoiia.

Rome, oct. a-Thc lettrr rcrcntly
written by 'h" fop" To Cardinal Ram
polld' lapal Secretary of state. protest
ing against tn" frtes In celebration OF
the twenty -iifth anniversary of ltaI-
ian unity. has greatly stirred up the
Liberals. ana is likely 10 add to the
warmth of III" popular reception OF
King Charles Of Portugal. who is OK
peCtcd 70 visit kumr ON OCtOhcr l.in
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
Nmictdcto Avoid arrc.t.

Kansas City, Mo. oct 9.-To avoid
arrest as the head of the transfer gang
of thieves whose peculations have
recently been discovered by the police.
H. c. I.itchfield manager of the Rail-
road Transfer Company committed sui
eide to-day. Thomas Noland, n driver
has turned States evidence against
the gang. which has stolen goods
amounting to many thousands of dol
lars
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10

Cumberland Md. Oct 9-At Bayard
W Va. ON the West Virginia Central
road. Ere started at midnight which
originated from Il lamp i'm Marshall's
store Thirty houses were destroyed.
ana at one time il looked as II the entire
town would be destroyed. The loss is
estimated Il; Si00o0. and many poor
people are made homeless.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
Wonderful bargains In Broken Zine
and Sizes in winter Mcrino and
All Wool E'ndcrueHr

Think OF ladies, pants. in small size
worth 81 and sl25, now sac: Jersey rib,
bed vests, worth 81. now 6Sc Jersey rib
bed vests worth soc, now 35c; ribbed
vests, wOth 25c. now lac.
Chidren's vests and pants. in oddS
sizes, from Sc, lOc. and l2Iac: wool vests
and pants. worth SOC, now 25c.
Mems all wool ana mcreno vests and
drawers, odd sizes, worth 81 and s1.25.
now CSC. -
Also a full line of regular gooda as
free wool prices.
r. A. SAIJNnEpc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10

Richmond. Va oct tSprcinb
Rev. VIM Il. Du!ing, pastor Of the South
Norfolk Baptist church. and Miss Eli
Zabcth L. Smithers were married here
this afternoon ut the Second Baptist
Church.
Prof. Milton Whitney. chief of the
division of soils OF the United StntcS De-
pnrtmcnt OF Agriculture. addressed Il
farmers institute, held at the state
Fair here to-day. His subject was soil
tests i'm Virginia and the discourse was
a presentation OF the conditions OF the
lands of the state. embracing practical
suggestions FOR producing upon lands
such crops as are especially adapted
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
In" Ehicka>aW Suiinn against n,..
sIgIt

St Louis. October "a special to the
Chronicle from Denison T.vas. SAYS
that the Chichasaw Legislature passed
It resolution yesterday declaring that
under no consideration can lie Cor
bett -FitIsmmons fight he pulled oil in
Tho ChichnsAM nntinn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
EIIcnborgem ESrrlI.d rrom t.crn,nn,

RRESi.AU. October g-Th" arrrs,
ana expulsion from Germany Of In
fllonh"scn, Austrian delegate to The
Socialist Congress. Yesterday is attrih-
uled 10 speech d-iicied by MIN in
laudation ui socialism. together with
the fact of his entering Germany with
out proper pUprrS
The authorities forbade the dc"-
gates TO march in procession to the
tomb of La sail" to-day, as they had
intended, ana they were obliged To- pro
ceed 10 the cemetery I'm small groups
and laid wrcaths upon the grave
The TahleHuX NiVauts. which has
been arranged for Tonight, were also
Inrbidicn hN TIM uolice.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
COrbcu i,nrla nc.nre nc t.rnnn lnr,

Austin. Tex. oct a-Wnnam Delaney.
Dr Mcdonald. John McVoy and Joe
C"rn"'', of Iorbctt's party. were All be-
lc.un,u that tney were questioned close
ly as To the actions OF Corbett ana Fi;z-
simmons in preparing for their fight
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
VICTORIOUS PRINCE
The Tigers Meet the University Of Virginia
Team and Win From Them Easily.
VlRGINIANS PUT UP A WEAK GAME.
Thr Princeton s.nds Succeeded in
Goal Guarded by The University
Boys Si> Times In The Game Yes
tcrdnS Ehc lin" Up ofThc TcnIns.

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
RcyoimIioni, ycnezuIn.

Panama. oct. 9.'rhc Star and Herald
says: Trustworthy Information has been
received here that revolution has
broken out in the interior of Venezuela.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10

Rome, oct 9.-The papers here state
that the Hon. j O. Brodhead Ame.'i-
can Minister TO Switzerland, win short
iy retire from Office owing to advanced
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-10
Extra value in New Dress Goods apa
Silik4.

from 25c. to $i.60: fancy effects IN rnnsf
hair and new weaves. in colored dresaf
FROM lOc. to S1.50. All wool serge Il,
black and colors from 25c to $l.So
Il. A. SAUNDERS s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
mOUNDsvILLE.

Mr.. George Youukiu, formerly OF Glen
dale. died NJ Golfers Station, where he
bad moved about two months ago. His
remains were brought back and buried
from the residence of his father Friday
afternoon He bad been married since last
fall previous 10 his removal 10 Golfers
The County Court has ordered new fur
niture placed In tue County Court room.
also fling cases placed in the Circuit
CLERKS olice. The furniture has arrived
and is now being placed In position.
The B. j.. O. Elks have secured the
queen Of comedies, Jane, 20 be produced
tor their benelt0n the evening of the l5th.
Tickets TO all parts OF the house viii &c
sold at one dollar each
john Is. Logan is selling of his stock of
goods at auction, at the Fleming building,
corner Tenth street and Lafayette avenue.
Reyivals are Ina progress at three of the
churches of the Town, the Disciples, Meth
odist and First Baptist (col0red).
~. ID. Cle1dle and wife will leave TO-
morrow on the steamer Iron Queen for
Cincinnati, O., and from there they Will
travel ov rail Tor Jacksonville, Fla,
where they viii remain for couple
months. -e. Caoadie has been in poor
health fOr some zine aud IL is thought the
trip viii do l'r -.
The funeral u Mrs. Mary Kleiuer wife
OF G.. ID. hleiuer, took place from her late
residence on Western avenue Thursday
afternoon. Her remains were brought
down Tuesday, but on account of the high
water were taken % the home of her son
unul the morning OF the funeral. she
was in the 1U,h year of her age at the
time Of her death.
GUY Bros. minstrels appeared at the
Opera House last night before a good au-
dleuCc.
Miss Maude Groves, OF Wheeling, is the
guest of Miss Bertha Risinger, in the First
j. T.. Parkinson is confined to his room
/ seriously 81.
over one hundred and fifty leases have
been placed un record the past week on
territory ia the southern end Of the coun-
Nv. 1he oil excitement does not seem 20
aDate in the least but is spreading east as
far as the State line ap0 north 10 the B. &
q. Railroad.
this city, Will go over 20 FairmOut next
Tuesday. where they win institute a lodge
The members Of the Presbyterian
church sre making arrangements Tor
church fair, 10 De given 40 The Opera
House on the -2i of next month
aIrs Port Z. Baxter viii leave theeon-
ing week for AN extended visit 20 ner moth
err p Ohio. She uil be gone tUo or three
months.
Mrs. 5. q. Moore. who has been confined
20 her room with sickness, is much better
Joseph slogan is down with lung fever
at his home in the lower ward.
Miss Mary sanford is visiting friends in
Ohio.
c. ~. Donley IS now agent for the Daily
and Sunday Register. Ia case the paper
is not received promptly patrons will please
noufy him al Ihe post oidce.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

in the face. He was brought TO town lor
medical attention. o. rr,,,+
Jobn Showalter, who has been at hunt,
iurton for q few months, uas relu'ueu
nome and will remain here until spfins.
W. y. Barrack, of Burton, spent seNeral
DAYS iu town this week. on business 4OI
the Telephone cOmpBuy. ..
1. ii. Cox mace q visit to EarnsnaW
this week. looking after the EaEIisua"
me Bar oil well on the north fork Of
Fishing Greek came iu "a gusner TUESDAY.
This opens up new field IN Nel1e-
county. ..-.-- &c
James Nolan, Prosecuting Attorney oil
PlehsanJs county, wasIn town TUESDAY On
legal business.
a telephone box wes placed ia Ut LO"'
theirs Clce this week,
At d. special term of the Circuit Court.
held Thursday. on motion OF the e.alnLlAs
iu the cdancery carss OF Charles Weller 60
al rs. L. O.. Robinson, south Penn vi
Company ana Euc la Pipe Line Company,
a. L. IoLLH OF Mann ugLlu. was appoint
ed receiver, 90 take charge OF zoe OH re-
ceiDts from eleven oil wells. Ills ponu IS
in the penalty OF S@j.Ju) Very valuable
oil territory is the subject OF TINS l-isa-
ton. u. y. Arue.t. Gov. Fleming ana H.;
Is Suodgrass represest The plaiuuHs, ana
capt McEldOwney ana Joan a. hulch.n-
sou the defendants.
.rbe ice iu Fishing creek broke up Sun
dav ABOUT noon. sweeping away the gas
main where 10 crossed the creek, and snov-
ing The river ice TO the OGi0 shore WlJu
such force that IL crushed the hull OF the
Matte TX. The boat viii be total loss.
She was owned 0y Samuel A0r.cS, o.
Texas, Ohio