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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29
KAwAIAHAO SEMINARY.

An Attractive Program Is Presented For
This Evening.
The entertainment of the girls of Ka-
lwaiahao Seminary will take place this
evening, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Admission 20 cents. The following ex.
cellent program has been arranged for
the occasion:
PROGRAM.
I. Chorus-Ave Maria Franz Abt
School.
2. Cradle Songs
Norwegian-I.illan PHI; Dutch-An-
ME Kealoha; Chinese-Fui jim; Scotch
Eliza Kelilaa; Hungarian - Sarah
Aea; Irsh-Dorcas Aikue.
3. Children Songs.
a. The stars Ball -Gantvoort
b. The Butterfly Hubbard
4. Cradle Songs
Russian-Emma Hanaike; Briton-
Julia Archer; Spanish-Tillie Previere;
Japanese-Hattie Ayan; Swedish-Hat-
tie Kealoha; English-Violet Lima.
.. Corn Song ----
Sixteen Girls.
0. Cradle Songs.
French-Ella Quinn; Danish : Lucy
Leleo; North German-Carrie Nakspu-
| ahi; American-I ndian-N Nellie Kahuila;
ltalian-Flora Smith; American-Annie
Akamu.
T. Piano Duet-Witehes Flight Russell
Violet Lima and Hattie Ayan.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

This is St. Andrews day. The
Scots will celebrate it. Friends
will be invited to the Thistle club
hall this evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

For Maui and Hawai-, per stmr Iva
lani, Nov 27-Mrs W @ Bruhn, Mrs
Frias, A b Lindsay and ~ on deck.
For Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, Nov
27-W + Glade. Mrs II Kellner and boy,
Chong kee. Father Maximew, Father
Emmeraw. q X Collins. II Morrison, a
McBryde. G X Ewart, A ) Wilcox, +
Smith and 81 on deck.
For Yokohama and Hong Kong, per
5 S Asioun, Nov CSC II Broad and 81
steeragc.
For Maui and Hawaii. per stmr Kinau,
Nov 29--Father Andrew, Father Liebert,
} II Boyd, wife and son. Father Paul,
Father Oliver, Mrs Ing Pong. Mrs Moe
Yen, A i Judd, w + Frear. G @ Ken.
needy and wife, G 5 Kynnersley, Palmer
Woods. w Gomez, + Hartman, Mr. Nc
Kenzie, Amoon, Rev w Horsfall, Father
Ronaventura, Henry Judd, Allen Judd
K c L Perkins, d b Smith. j Williams
and son. Mr. Nelson, John Smith, Mr.
Kauila, A Dunn, @ S Desky, j Hind, Dl
Wight, wife and daughter, Sam Nowleir
and wife. John A Scott, w w Goodale
Bruce Cartwright, Rev l. Byrde, Rev
Yueda, wife and child.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

1T. Lewis brought some samples
Of Olaa coffee with him on his re-
turn from Hawaii last week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

Pearl oil is now quoted at 81. 50
per case {. o. d., delivered 10 any
part OF the city by Castle x Cooke.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

The Wall, Nichols Company will
be open for business on Monday
morning. They invite their friends
aDd the public generally to call and
see their new store.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

Julien ID. Hayne dined fifteen
bright St. Louis College boys on
Thanksgiving Day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

San Francisco papers report that
the prominent Hawaiian planters
now on the Coast are negotiating
for a new contract with the Trust.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

Benson, Smith 4 Co., the druggists,
will tell you that no one Is better quail
fed TO Judge Of the merits Of an article
than the dealer, because he bases bis
opinion on tho experience OF all who me
It. For this reason they wish US 70 pub
lish the remarks OF other dealers about
an article which he handles. Messrs.
@. +. Moore & Co, Newberg, Ore, say
1--WE sell more OF Chsmberlsin's Congh
Remedy than all others put together
and It always gives good satisfaction.'
Mr.. J, =. Allen, Fox, Ore, says; u DO
lieve Chsmberlsin's Cough Remedy z
be the best have handled" Mr.. W
II. Hitchcock, Columbus, WASH, says
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sell
well and Is highly priced by all who US,
It," For sale by all dealers.-BEEsoE
SIXTH 4 Co., General Agents, II. J.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

Sugar 80. Same a. last report.
Certificate Of deposi, has been
lost.
The band At Thomas Square this
evening, 2 20 O'Clock.
Fresh Columbia salmon can be
had al City Meat Market.
Large crowds were at the beach
resorts yesterday afternoon.
Historical Society meeting at
: 40 y. m. at the Y. NJ. {. A. hall.
Officers Of Kohala Sugar Com
pany are announced IN this issue.
Pioneer Building & Loan Associ-
alton meets on next Monday even
ing.
Julien ID. Hayne dined fifteen
bright St. Louis College boys on
Thanksgiving Day.
1T. Lewis brought some samples
OF Olaa coffee with him on his re-
turn from Hawaii last week
Pearl oil is now quoted at 81. so
per case {. o. d., delivered TO any
part OF the city by Castle x Cooke.
This is St. Andrews day. The
Scots will celebrate it. Friends
will be invited to the Thistle club
hall this evening.
A work horse owned by al
Chinese fell down yesterday aud
broke his hip. DIR. Rowat success
fully set the member.
San Francisco papers report that
the prominent Hawaiian planters
now on the Coast are negotiating
for a new contract with the Trust.
The Wall, Nichols Company Will
be open for business on Monday
morning. They invite their friends
aDd the public generally to call and
see their new store.
Sixteen members of the Y. NJ.
c. A. orchestra were in attendance
at the rehearsal last evening and
the result was a splendid practice.
Two new pieces were taken up, |
Wray TAYLOR conducting.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

A work horse owned by a
Chinese fell down yesterday and
broke his hip. DIR. Rowat success
fully set the member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06
RAID BY THE POLICE.
THE BLUE COATS NORFOLK M4hh
sENsiTIONAL HAUL.
4 Serious shooting Array nj virgin"
Beach-The Petersburg
The PILOT Publishing Company

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. Especial
rsrlv sunday morning the police raided
the private rooms in variety uheaue
ard cantured a crowd of men ana "o-
men. including several business ana 30
ciety men. two OF them with 'a"i'ii'''
sHor him TWICE
Yesterday morning John Brock ana
George Hale. of Princess Anne county,
cot into a dispute at Virginia Beach.
Hale. who is the larger of the two, Ease
Brock a severe drubbing. Parues VINO
separated the compa, st vent suo" an p no,
cured a pistol and returned; AS soon
as he found Hale he began nring, btrlh-
ing him once in the breast ana once III
the abdomen. -. . ~
folk and taken TO ST. Nincents Hospital,
where he died this morning
Brock. after shooting Hale, was allowed
10 20 rome and 10 bed. Strange TO say,
he was not placed unier arrest put wHs
allowed 10 go to his home under suryeii-
lance. The inquest will be held at 81.
Vincents Hospital tomorrow.
THE PETERSBURG CONVENTION.
The Republicans here do not seem 10
take much interest i'm the Mahone-Field-
Miller. or. as another puts II, the kepgpil,
Observation-Disclosures Convention held
IN
James r.. Heath, Jr.. trustee OF the
Pilot Publishing Company. is settling np
the business OF the concern, and says
there will be something for all of the
cDaditors. including Mr.. Massey. The
stockholders will be"called upon for ball
ance due on the subscriptions, and vii
have to pay IT, The new Pilot Company
has leased the old Pilot quarters, ana
WILL as soon as a new press can be put
in, publish a six-column. eight-page dairy.
The United States cruiser Minneapolis
left the navy-yard to-day with six nun
dred tons Of coal aboard AT Lambert :.
Point she will receive nine hundred tons
more, when she VIII leave for New YORK,
where fifty mon will be added 70 her crew
to MI vacancies caused by desertOns
during her stay Of several months at
this yard. While here she was lifted us
a flag ship.
Walter Douglass. Ollie Burr. and Wills
Harris Call colored) escaped from the
county jail last night. The flrsi-named
was serving year and the last two
thirty days each.
Bud Lewis was arrested here by De-
tectivc CurEs after an exciting chase
Of a mile into the country. On a warrant
charging him with stealing $50 from the
house Of MIR. Equie. In Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06

Two Missing Men Eeturn-A Boy Kun
Down by an Electric Car.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug. 5.-Spe-
cial.-Ward and Niarable, the two young
men who went up the river some weeks
ago, returned yesterday. one of them
was taken sick, and stopped Off at Stur-
geon Point. and coming back their pro-
visions gave out. Their canoe came near
being swamped several times.
The police last night raided the Nv age
Farmers Social and Athletic Club, ana
today the officers who cold be found
were sent on 10 the grand jury, charged
with selling liquor illegally.
Jeff. Davis. a twelye-year-oid boy, had
his left hand painfully crushed yester-
day while playing around some sa"-nn''
machinery.
Thomas Post. a fourteen-year-old boy,
was run down by an electric car tate
yesterday afternoon. He was astriue
bicycle, and attempted 10 cross me
track In front Of the car which ne couin
easily have done. had not his wneei
caught and thrown him TO the GROUND
His wounds were dressed by Doctors
Greasy and Gillian. and while he Is padly
injured. he will doubtless recover.
An interesting feature OF the programme
at the Y. VI. G. A. yesterday afternoon
were two delightful guitar solos by Mt.
Johnson Bane, who is stopping here lot
some weeks.
Rev. r. VI. Chandler leaves for the
Richmond District Conference In Glou-
ceste- county tomorrow. Messrs W. j..
Nelms. T. J. Barham, and Samuel l.
Adams. iay delegates from the Memo
dist churches here, will start wednesday
morning
Miss Emma Howard is I'm Richmond.
having gone there Saturday TO attenn
the funeral OF her BROTHER. the late Major
Conway Howard.
Mrs Horace Jones IS visiting az her Ola
home I'm Gloucester county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06
ywO LOUTsTArA FEUDS.
Fonr Persons Killed AMI several inJ"re"
Near Baton kOuge.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Aug. "a os-
adorable accident occurred Sunday nis"'
at Antioch church. about fifteen miles
from Baton Rogue.
FOR some time. bad feed feeling mas
existed between Hill Picou and Albert
o,Neal. of that neighborhood. and social
gatherings which they lave attended
Rave been disturbed by their demonsira-
lions OF ill-feeling. 1t is said that a
Young lady is the cause OF the bad blood.
A few DAYS ago they attended party a.
a neighbor's house, and had Noien'
quarrel ,,s
SATURDAY night Albert O'Neal and ms
h,otber Henry ATTENDED church at An
tioch. where a protracted meeting Is "
ing held. Hin Picou and his brother
Wallace also went there II was gen
orally expected that meeting woule
result in a shooting ARRAY. and an t'o
parties named went 20 church heasis
armed: the PIcou brothers taxing nv
shot-guns. During the service, ""
O,xsaI brothers left the church Ns
thew reached the open air they met the
Picous. ~,
Almost instantly. there was sound OF
,brae shots. and the O'Neai brothers rel
dcsd Albert O'Neals whole forehead
v-ae shot away with load OF huckshot'
Henry O'Neal was shot In the abdomen
His pistol had been drawn. hut not ni'p,
as IL was found by his side. Alner'
o'Nears pistol was found i'm its scahnard.
He had been killed before he could draw
IL.
The Picous and a friend have been ar
rested charged with the killing. and
we're put in jail. All the parties con. con.
cerned are about twenty-seVen Years OF
AGO Thev are OF respectable families,
and more trouble Is expected. The re-
suit of the coroner's inquest has not
been learned.
Word Of another murder from Ration
| po,,ge has been received sunday ar
ternoon. Henry McCrew and Gus Weaver,
two young men, were riding horsenack
with a mutual friend. In some way an
old feud came up. both drew their su"S'
and several shots were exchanged W ca
yer fell dead from his horse win Toy
/ bullets IN him. McCrew was III, lh -
arm and side. and rode away nle'nli,1
nrofuseiy. II is thought ne Is faiaiiy
| wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06
North POT4TO CROP.
Preparations for the Chesapeake Asricni-
fnrnl mir.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Aug. SPECIAL.
A mass meeting Of the Democrats VII
be held an Eastville August l2tn, 70 az
10 the Legislature.
The Irish potato season is about over
IN this section. and the shipments tn,s
wear VIII foot I'D about 1900 barrels
from this station, which is about l-.eO
barrels less than last years shipments
Had the yield been as large per re as
last year the crop would have been much
larger. as the acreage was considerably
Increased this year rhe net profits To the
farmers. however. viii compare very
favorably with last year, as the prices
kept up better through almost the entire
season.
The race track Of the Ches lpedke Asri-
cultural Fair Association Is being put ~
frst-class condition for the eighth acnual
fair. which commences this year, Au-
gust 20th. and continues -FOUR DAYS. ne
or1nd-stand. exhibit hall. and all the fair
buildings are being thoroughly over
hauled and repaired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06

recent late between him and General
Field. OF this place. that he will certain,
iy l.ttnd. and with the other orators OF
national fame. we may rsasonapiy es
pect a feast OF eloquence, together Win
the other amusements. We expect w
have a grand and long -to-be-rcmerrbereu
time OF enjoyment.
There have been fifteen or more erter-
ed for the tournament ride. besides sew
the field during the daV The suSstan-
tials OF kfe will be served in the Walters
factOry.a short distance from the business
centre OF the city. and 10 be wound up
with a grand bali at night.
Again We would say TO one ana All IN
headed type" you are welcome AROUND
our boards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06
SOCIIL CLJBS AND >TNDiI IIU,
Judge Noise. of New Orleans, Hands Down
an Elaborate Opinion.

NEW ORLEANS. la. aug. 5.-JIdgc
Noise handed down an elaborate opinion
in the sccial-clUb case. In which the con-
eli sicn is that places Of this character
are amNable 70 the provisions Of the
Sunday law. The opinion vas rendered
i'm response 10 demurrer filed In order
that the amenabillty of the social clubs
should be settled at once. The president
of one Of the most prominent clubs had
been twice indicted FOR permitting the
sale Of liquor at the club. The opinion
corcludos as fellows:
IF Clubs alone were permitted 20 sell
liquors on Sunday New orleans would
soon contain more social clubs than any
other city on earth. This would pe an
easy way # evading the law. and world
rather encourage than suppress the evils
intended TO be corrected. nor would II
be Of any practical use 10 urge upon me
Court the distin ,tiou between a bona NE
social club and one organized as a de,
vice to 1efea- the law. / VIII hiYare
the assertion that such devices voulc
lao successful The demurrer II ove-rulcd
and he defendants ordered TO plead"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06
pHOrTssOR MINOR's WIN.
Admitted 10 Eecord-it- frovisions-Mr.
RALEIGH &. Minor succeeds His Father.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Aug. O.
At a meeting OF the summer law class
This morning Mr.. Raleigh c. Minor was
unanimously endorsed for the position
LATELY made vacant by the death OF MS
father. Professor John y. Minor.
TN. will OF the late Professor John r.
Minor Of the University Of Virginia, was
today admitted to record m the County
Court. His estate is valued at 500.
To rs wife and two of his daughters
Miss MARY Minor and Us Mamie }.
Minor he leaves $1,000 each. end part
of his household belongings. To his sons,
John r.. Jr.. and Raleigh =. MINOR, M
leaves his library. TO be equally. divided
between them. The remainder Of his es-
tate is TO be caually divided between his
wife and chilc.en. the later also being
allowed to select + ON his unprofesslonai
library books to the value Of $50 e9cn.
Stephen Burgess. a young man a3oui
tventy-one years of age, dropped drdu
this morning while engaged al Work on
Mr.. Deans farm. near the University.
overhead supposed TO be the cause
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06

al Houston. the munfcent offer OF slo,cp
for the erection Of memorial hall anu
cognate purposes which was reiei..n
to a special committee 10 report at u''
next meeting
Resolved. That while we deem II I'M
proper to express our opinion upon the
matter thus referred by the prann
Camp. United Confederate Veterans, 10
one OF Its committees, we AT thn sam
time deem 1t privilege. as wen a.
do. our hearty appreciation or the no IT,.
atty and patriotism displayed py |o"''
radc kouss in his munficent onef'
EfrLY FROM Mr.. RoUss.
In reply 10 the above resolution tap
tain Thomas Elicit yesterday receiver
the following handsome letter from MI
Rouss. ~
Mr.. Thomas Elicit. Adjutant-6eherai'
Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans
Department, Of Virginia; Ricnmohu'
Va:
My Dear Comrade--I am to-day IN re-
ceipt of your favor Of August I'd. accom-
panied by the resolutions passed at the
eighth annual meeting OF the rrann
Camp OF Confederate Veterans, Depart
ment OF Virginia, and | beg leave 10 a.
sure you that l appreciate very hIsnls
the kindly expressions contained 1T tipse
resolutions. Whatever success life may
have held out TO me In the long stTussle
I'm this metropolitan city. there is MOTH
ing that touches my heart ana SUM
ulates my hopes as the kindly apprecin-
ton Of those men who stood BY my sidc
I'm battle and were my comradees In the
hour of death and danger. Inc silail
amount which you mentioned In your
resolutions, which | have given towards
the National Confederate Memorial As
sociation. does ty no means inedsuIe
any affection for and my interest in the
great movement, and IL Is only yer.
small part OF what ! should like 10 90 10
perpetuate the memory OF those men WIZ
fought for what they believed 10 De
right in the tide of time.
GREAT PLEASURE.
There IS no greater pleasure IN ne ne
for me than TO know that my Huhipls
efforts in behalf Of the preservation anu
memorial Of the heroic deeds or our vi vi
federatc dead is appreciated by lhe 81
liant survivors of that great strussIc. ~
efforts IN their behalf is an attempt "
link my name with posterity, anu 1 ~
sire to preserve the memory OF ltens tna.
no man should willingly let dle. Oh
the complimentary resolutions WEIGH hdf z
been passd by your Grand camp, l ~
sire TO convey to you. and through you
TO your fellow-brothsrs in arms, my ap-
probation of the great compliment 81. -.
they have paid me- and / shall NOT ohly
appreciate 1t myself, but i snai trans
nit these resolutions TO my chhulsh 40
one Of the prOudest heritases Vi ny
oventful life. 1 kaow that / need not be
sneak the efforts Of such noble men as
the members Of your camp, IN behdii
of the National Confederate Memorial
Association, as | know that a purpose
so noble will Immediately appeal To then'
With best wishes Tor you and your COM
rades, ! am.
Most sincerely your frind; no,-ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06
NTL.fHIRS BURNED.
Four Persons Injured and $4,000 Loss
ON Property.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Aug. Fire this
afternoon destroyed the steamers Big
Sandy and Carrolton. Of the Memphis
and the Louisville lines wharf-boais. and
injured five people. The loss on the
Sandy is 5000: on her cargo. $1,000; on
the Carrollton. $1,000 ana on the wharf
boats. 5000 The injured are:
Superintendent William Il. Shaw, burn
ed about hands and neck. Jack Crow
ley. burned about hands. neck and arms
Fireman William Kibby. back hurt; deaf
and dumb fireman on Big Sandy. name
unknown. hands and head burned; Fire
man Bennett. of Engine Company No.
4. was overcome by heat and driven in
sane. Several children on the boats were
rescued at some peril, hut were taken
of safely.
The fire originated among some baled
hay In a few minutes IL had COM
municated TO the wharf-boat. Just above
which was the Louisville She was cut
loose. but was blown against the
wharf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06
TcrribI- Burned by Gasoline.

BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. "a mother
and her three children. all girls, We're nor
riblv burned by an explosion or gasoline
al so Columbia avenue this evening.
They are Mrs. Schaefei, MISS Aiice' anu
her little six-vear-old sister Nellie. Mrs.
annie sohaeffel aged thirty-three, was
burned the entire length OF her left side
but ain probably recover, as VIII six-year-
OLD Nellie Ne'ghbors eNtinguished tne
flames before much damage was done 70
the premises. The unfortunate iamiF
were removed TO the Maryland University
lInSpffal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06
THE CONFEDERaTE MUSEUM.
letter From Charles broadway Rouss e
Captain Thomas Elicit.

The liberality OF Charles broadway
Rouss. Of New York. in offering a dona-
ton OF one hundred thousand dollars TO
establish a Confederate museum, is well
known
At the regular annual meeting OF the
Grand Camp OF Confederate Veterans,
held at Charlottesville, Va. on the oth
day of June, the. following preamble ana
resolutions offered by Colonel John J.
Williams. commander OF Turner-Ashby
Camp, OF Winchester. Va. were unan.-
mously adopted:
Whereas Charles broad"ay Houss. d
member of General Turner-Ashby Camp.
one OF the camps of this organisation.
made 10 the recent meeting of the Grand
Camp OF United Confederate Veterans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06
SINS IND yIcroR PIrNE ON rRIiL.
They are Prominent Young Men and are
Charged with Larceny.

SUFFOLK VA. Aug. 5.-Special-rhe
attendance at Isle OF Wight Courthouse
to-day was 1900 when the Payne case
which is Of great interest to the people
OF this So ctior. came up
sims Payne. and Victor. his brother
Young men Of very good standing IN Isle
az Wight county. were arraigned on
charge of grand larceny and hOuse-burn-
ing. They are charged with various
things in the Indictment. breaking INTO
smoke house. stores, ana other Dullllngs
of a Mrs Turner. at Orbit. Va.
Merritt Briggs. OF Suffolk. Is counsel
for the accused.
The trial was postponed until Thursday
week, az the request Of Colonel BOyhln,
attorney Tor the Commonwealth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06
The Missouri Free silver Convention.

FERTILE SPRINGS. MO-. Aug. 5.-rhe
delegates TO the Democratic Stale Sill
yer Convention. which convenes at this
summer resort tomorrow al noon. are
slowly arriving. and tonight there are
less than two hundred registered at the
only hotel In the place.
Pertle prlngs is located In the south
western part OF the State. and Is but
two miles from Warrensburg. the home OF
Senator Cockri!l
The convention. which will be one main
ly OF resolutions. promise TO diner from
any over held in Missouri. inasmuch as
II win be attended by few persons out
side Of regularly accredited delegates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06

This Is the Latest Development in the
Holmes Murder Case.

CHICAGO. ILL, Aug. 5.-Detectlye
Chicago police material assistance OF
the Holmes case. He has written 10
chief Badenoch. requesting him 10 get
from Quinlan some information about
heavy wooden box, four and half feet
long, two and half wide. and one and
a half deep. shipped b. Quinlan TO
Holmes from Chicago TO TiIden, y. H..
in November. 1884, Geyer wants 10 know
the contents OF the box. and suspects
that IL contained the remains OF some Of
Holmes victims. The police are ut work
on information given them by Quinlan.
and they announced to-day that they
had nothing 10 give for publication.
been abandoned.
The officers made further examinations
OF the letters and papers found In Mrs.
Quinlan's rooms. but no new evidence
was brought out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06
Lnray Comp Meeting.

L1TRAY. VA. Aug. Special Thu
camp. meeting now in progress in the
Henkle Grove. just east OF Luray, was
well attended yesterday. about thiry-iye
hundred persons being on the ground.
Three services are held every day. Rev.
Mr. Barron. of Baltimore, has been
preaching able sermons. assisted by Todd
Hall also of Baltimore.
The detective evangelist. In his talk
to-day. paid glowing tribute 10 the
bravery and Christian death Of Harry
Gilman. OF Confederate fame.
Rev. Or. Wharton arrived tonight, and
will aro use deeper spiritual interest by
his continued presence and sermons.