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It.. is the best patent medicine in the

It.. is the best patent medicine in the
world' is what Mr.. K. nj. Hartman, of
Marquam. Oregan, says of hamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. "What leads me to make this
assertion is from the fact that dysentery
in its worst form was prevalent around
here last summer and it never took over
two or three doses of that remedy to
effect complete cure" For sale by
Feldmeyer Bros, City Drug Store.
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Beware of Otntments for Catarth that
Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
tiOns from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to the
good YOU can possibly derive from them.
Hall Is Catarrh Cure manufactured by +.
Cheney q Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
he sure You get the genuine. 1t is taken
internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio,
by 4. j. Cheney u Co. Testimonials
free
E%SOld by al druggists price 75c. per
bottle.
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Political Notes.

Many letters and kilograms of con-
gratulations were received by the repnb-
lican candidates from prominent people
in the State to-day.
The new republican State central com
mittee has been named as follows For
Anne Arundel county-Dr. Washington
G. Tuck, r. Tilghman Brice, Joseph K.
Stewart, Byron Phelps, Milton Ditty.
Hon. George Wellington was elected
chairman of the Republican State Cen
tral Committee.
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Reducsd RaVes 90 Boston, Mass, ,via
PenRsyIvania Railroad. Account
or knights TempIar ConcIave.

Frem August ~ to 26, inclusive, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets to Boston, Mass,
going and returning by the same route,
at single fare for the r0uad trip. The
tickets will be good to return leaving
Boston not later than September 10,
reaching Washington not later than
midnight of September IL.
Excursion tickets, good going via one
route and returning via another, will
be sold on the same dates at slight adj
vance over the one.fare rate for the
round trip.
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Bay Ridge waters Fight.

Last night the walters at Bay Ridge
became involved in quarrel, which re-
suited in fight. Knives, clubs and
chairs were used as weapons. The fight
created some excitement among the ex-
cursi0nists and guests. Officers Burgess
and Geoghan stopped the disturbance
and placed the principals under arrests.
They were tried at the Ridge to-day by
Justice George A. Basil.
Tomorrow night a dance and fire.
works display viii he given at the re-
sort.
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One night when Mr.. Isaac Retse WAS
stopping with me, says M. +. Hatch. a
prominent merchant Of Quartermaster,
Washington, heard him groaning. On
going to his room Ifound him suffering
from cramp colo. He was in such
agony feared he would die. / hastily
gave him dose of Chamberlain 5 Collie.
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy. He
was soon relieved and the first words he
uttered were, "What was that stuff You
gave me ~ / informed him. A few
days ago we were talking about his at
tack aud he said he was never without
that remedy now. / have used it in my
family for several years. / know Its
worth and do not hesitate to recommend
il TO nv friends and customers. For
sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Stole.
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G. A. II. National Encampment. Louisville


The B. q o. r.. r.. Co. will sell Excur-
sion Titkets TO Louisville and return at
all Ticket Stations on its lines east Of
the Ohio river, at Fate of one cent per
mile each way for the round trip, for
all trains September 7th 10 10th, inclu-
sive, valid for return journey until
October 9th, inclusive. Tickets Will
also be placed OH sale, via B. q o., at
offices Of all connecting lines. Stop overs
will be allowed on the return trip.
Veterans will bear in mind that al b.
Il D. tTains run VIA Washington and
Harper's Ferry.
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FISHING PARTIES.
Anglers Enjoying the Sport Good
Catches of Rock and Trout

Up To the past few days fishing has
not been very good with hook and line,
and followers of Isaac Walton have
only become disgusted mt their many
failures to catch good mess Of the
finny tribe.
The scarcity Of fish in the waters
around Annapolis has compelled the
fishermen to send 60 Baltimore in order
Ia get 4 supply Tor market. The search
-ty may beattributed tonumerous sharks
in the hay and rivers which destroy all
the fish Ia their reach. The NAV Of the
shark. recently caught by Capt Burtis
cont;iined bushels of rock, perch, trout
and the shells IF several diamond back
terrapins.
Messrs. Robert +. Strange, Joseph
Nautwein, Thomas Strange and John
Strange have gone up the bay on D fish
ing trip on Hellers sloop yacht Daisy.
They report fishing good up the Susque-
hanna.
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Naval ACADEMY Notes.

The practice-ship Monongahela, with
the cadets OH board, is expected in the
Annapolis Roads the early part of next
week.
Assistant Naval Constructor ID. w.
Taylor was at the Naval Academy yes
terday OH business with the Navy De-
partment. He inspected the United
States cruiser Bancroft while at the
Academy.
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rurs sArr BEGINS TopAy

Whep ihe men Of baltimore and of Mary land
40. ss,IriuF ont how their weeks wages viii
esn auf. aud the good mothers OF boys GOD
kr,s fhcm both are making ends meet 70
make good Sunday showing, TINS great us
.-'ettsn sale of HrIpELBERGER 4 Co., the
fIofhirrs ~ the Masses rises with the sun
itIs morning 90 throw sunshine and gladness
.ato the iap Of every home. This Is going 70
bfaFrrat sale, for thcrc'snt single suit IN
ihs one hundred and nifty thousand stock SIX
monihs old
The Rows are IN everyway provided for.
Neither fathers or mothers can oifer any price
thaf viii De refused. big men-big behind and
ieinfe-aud little men. who eat and sleep less,
are all provided for with line OF our Custom
Made Suitf-iu every size that isn't one-icgged
and aNY PRICE AT ALL WILL GO. See how
efy you can get here today 20 get the first
anl best OF everything goes. There's nothing
Earud, nothing saved.
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Magistrate New.

Blache Carpenter was fined osss dellar
ond costs 10y Justice George A. Bnsia for
disorderly conduct at Camp Parole. she
paid her fine and was discharged.
Garrison Smith. George Lane, and
Pink Corner. were also found guilty and
fined for fighting at the camp-mceting
at Camp Parole. Carrie and Katharine
Corner were discharged. The parties
were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Thomas
]. I,iuthicum. Jr,
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The following are the arrivals at the
MARYLAND Hotel: J. f. Lewis, MankolO,
Mimi; Joseph f. Webber, Philadelphia
+. w. Cadding, Worcester. Mass; Miss
A. Cadding, Worcester, Mass; Lieut..
HarryF Phelps, U. S. N; Milton
Machin. Philadelphia.
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To Cleanse the system

Effectually yet gently, when costive or
bilious, or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys
and liver to healthy activity, without
irritating or weakening them, to dispel
headaches, colds or fevers use Syrup Of
Figs.
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AB. short Line.

A. 81 b. Short Line r. r. Camp
meeting at Round Bay, August the lst
to September 1st. Special Services on
Thursdays. On sundays special train
will leave Annapolis at one p. IN. Fare
for round trip 35 cts. children 20 cts.
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Union Camp Meeting

The A. w. 81 B. Railroad will issue
round trip tickets for the Union camp
meeting at Waterbury from Annapolis,
Camp Parole, Iglehart's, Best's Gate
and Brownsville, on August IL, Is and
%, at 80 cents.
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Mr.. e. G. Strong, principal Of the
public schools at Anderson, CAL, says
and have found it an excellent remedy
for lameness and slight wounds. +"
Lameness usually results from asprain,
OF other injury, or from rheumatism
for which Chamberlain s Pain Balm is
especially intended and unequalled. Ii
affords almost immediate relief and in
a short time effects a permanent cure.
For sale 10y Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Store
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HONESTY
o ANY PRICE WILL Do. G

%. arm OF HuDELHgRGEn q Coz No.. No, ~ .,
he.l 'i.-efaut % De- dissolved by mutual con
ae@ a. CoLEMAS. owing 20 lll,neailn; IL t.
- s88 NR HEIpELHEhaEh VIII
a. business.
.,o-e which was opened less than =
r. 'sei stockcd with Mems ana BOYS
gfif A, ,l-I. IN fhe premises Hats. Neck
to.a.., ~ Underwear thrown in-has had a
e'Al t-,'s l-. siirress. And why Because u Is
,1- e9guiar- priced store OF the misses.
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MARYLAND Pensioners.

Pensions have been issued to May
landers by the government as follows
Reissue-Wm. L. Kinneman, Easton.
Talbot county. Original Widow
Christiana Warmer, Baltimore.
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,,,lmo.t any price at all. Nobody thinks links
oieosi under such cireasIaaces ,n,s t to Io fsRe
%. -A..-.,,.y fit with him. To cut straw Hat
~, 4 Fe,f HAT ia two, "a pair OF pants IN
sult of Clothes Ia two doesn't 10 any
"a wbrn il comes 20 a settlement. len N
60 gs.b IA far better than the odd bali OF
ttals ttaf =. ,.,,,ts Business Is business and busi-
tss t1 be- done ia business way.
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The "DangIer'' Gasoline Stoves
with new design, double tudes, auxiliary
generator, and glass tube showing the
flow, as now made, is one of the best
stoves Of this kind in the market. Call
and examine it. For sale by John
Rawlings. West street.
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CADETS HoMEwAR BOUND.
The Monongahela in Hampton Roads
Narrow Escape of Cadet From
a Watery Grave.

An Associated Press dispatch from
Washington, says
''Word has reached here that Cadet
Watts. of the Monongahela. now oil
Hampton Roads, fell into the sea while
asleep sand WAS drowned during the cruise
from Annapolis to Funchal, Medeira
Islands.
Happily this is not true. At the be,
ginning of the voyage, while the Monon-
gahela WIS lying at anchor near the
mouth Of the Chesapeake, Cadet w. &.
Watts WIS asleep in the rack or trough
which surmounts the railing around the
deck, and in which the hammocks ale
slowed during the day. He was called
suddenly and in his confusion stepped
the wrong way and went overheard. A
petty officer promptly went over after
him and he was rescued without much
difficulty. Watts is member OF the
third class and is from Pennsylvania.
The Monongahela is now at Hampton
Roads, and yesterday the cadets inspee-
ted the Norfolk navy-yard. The crGise
10 Madeira was most successful. There
was some little rough weather ON the
way over, but the only casualty was that
one of the cadets had his leg broken
while playing. Captain Brownson was
very popular, and the boys are loud in
his praise The Fourth of July was
celebrated at sea by yasumptuous dinner,
the flag was saluted and the officers got
MP games among the blue-jackets. At
Funchal the boys nad shore leave and
SAN the sights, rode on the bully carts,
which are sleds drawn by oxen and take
the place of wheeled vehicles i'm Funchal.
The voyage home was pleasant and un-
eventful. One day a large shark was
captured and dissected. The training
ship Alliance left Funchal with the
Chesapeake under sail, dragging her pro.
peller. The Monongahela won the race
by one day. The boys say the food was
good, the temperature delightful, al
though on the home voyage they were
some ten days in the tropics, and all of
them grew fat.
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ATTENTION.!

The Officers and Members of State
Capital Lodge No. %, /. q. NJ, are
earnestly requested to meet at their
Hall, on
Tuesday, August 9th, 1895,
AZ business of Importance demands
their attention. BY Order of Lodge,
AL II. S. KENCHINGTON, w. NJ.
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gcrsrs on rur DOLLAR

wm d. A brand new stock Tor yonIone
Hundred aad htty Thousand aoliats Mul. ~. -. y,
.sd ef home made fabrics and the hne kind
'ilnsortagt Worsteds and Cassimeros in cor.
...i tr.m and cut, style. finish and fancy al
fl,yf Cryrs oN THE DOLIAR-for every thing
sins yuur way now.
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For sale Cheap.

Ready Made Underwear. Fancy Goods, &c.
in the Store No SIS Main street. Also lot of
Household Furniture. For sale at "a bargain,
Apply TO Mrs. NJ. NJ. WHITE,
ss1 IS Main street.
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-n4RBYyAaA finware, Carpenters
Toals, &ss6lpe md Oil. Hay, Feed
GHsth, &C., eh. sIe by JOHN II. RAW
LIMOS, West ST., oIA. A., w. q B. Depot
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Pratts Poultry Food will keep yonr
poultry healthy. For sale by JOHN H.
RAWLINGS. West street, opp. depot.
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NOTICE

LLOYD Lowudes Republican Club will
meet at the Rooms, formerly occupied
by the Y. M. c. A., over City Drug
Store,
Monday Night, August 90, '95,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
Entrance on Francis street. All
good Republicans invited to attend.
JAMES ii. MURDOCH,
S2l President.
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Heedache bad1 Get Dr Niles Pain filla
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~ =. SA.LE.-A GOOD DRIVING
Ais, : = w ~orS HORSE can be bought cheap.~
REfrpsosNs sNs-Seat St DAYTON. Apply to GkO.
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FOR RENT. FROM SEPT.
- -. i.2,ih, FURNISHED HOUSE No. Ios
eaSSs, S,rsesse ~ Street. Applv To Mrs i. n.
---eoA"Af, l6 West Street. IS
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l "A =, ! lELi.ERS WANTRD-FAITH-
seris.. geatemAn or las, =, - = a
Goats77v sss ellsaed house SATApv Sex
telere5sss- - - expenses, with increase Fncirss
ape. nj FS r,ses,,i ,,i.-.addressed slammed envei-
- oOAiNloN Co. Chicszo. ~
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"A So - ~. N EVERY SECTION TO
saascess.. f.e goods 70 dealers; experience
Ssi.-v .-,s' Best side line. S.soo : month :
eaas. - expenses or large Commission
CIIPno,, s.~ied PARTICULARS send stamp.
cosn. s4AP AND MANUFACTURING
AfANY, Cincinnati. o. nIsy
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" eeS eeSslElL,0-ACTTvE LADY OR
AT pr5s.sfs5ie. y y 70 represent US in a pleas
aiaS-. 49, 49,. business. Permanent POSITION.
noaey ~. s'-sa -. without utexperiencec can make
RT- S,sea. Address sI4Fpis gIsSSi ,ss aerr,sory
e----.- slim
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VSsND-A BABY'S WHICH
e@,e s-e -. owner can get by calling at this
ne1t F~s rs > cents FOR this advertise-
.AHa ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17

shall reduce the running OF their mills 10
short time. or whether they shall decide
upon a prolonged stoppage of produc-
ton. Already in Blackburn twenty thou
sand looms have either been stopped or
put upon short time. At Preston ffve
thousand looms have been similarly af-
fected and other cotton manufacturing
centres have been likewise affected.
SALISBURY DEFENDs IHg LORDS.
Lord Salisbury spoke at length on cur
rent politics this evning at the inaugural
dinner OF the Irish Loyalists' Club, at the
Hotel Metrepole. What had happened in
Irish national politics before, be said,
was now happening again. When the nrst
van of any movement passed away, when
the initiators were removed, or their In
euence grew less, the Irish party was
split by hopeless divisions, which resulted
i'm weakness and disbursement. on the
other hand, the Unionists were stronger
than ever. He regretted that there was
in England no special machinery such
as had given stability TO the American
Constitution for obtaining the opinion or
the nation on proposals to alter the Con-
stitution. England's only means of OBJ
tanning the country's opinion lay in dis
solution of Parliament on particular
question The ministers had introduced
many measures having nothing on earth
TO do with Home Rule. Despite all pre-
tensions, it was a fact that Home Rule
was kept in the Ministerial programme
merely for the purpose of confusing the
electors. If the question should be put
squarely and openly to Great Britain
and the electors should vote deliberately
in favor Of Home Rule, it was reasonably
certain that the Lords would not resist
the execution of the verdict 1t would
not be their-function under such condi-
tions TO do so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17
BROOKLYN CAR STRIKE.
The Assembly Trolley Investigating Com
mittee at Work.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Feb. 1.-THE AS
sembly Trolley Investigating Committee
met at 1880 o'clock this morning in the
Council Chamber, with Daniel T. Lewis
as the first witness. When the session be-
gan, only three members of the executive
board OF District Assembly No. % were
present, and they were. AIessrs. Giblin,
Best and Holcombe.
Mr.. Lewis was told by Lawyer WINS
that Master Workman Connolly had said
that one of the causes of the strike was
the violation OF the ten-hour law. lie
answered him that his wOrkmen never told
him anything about the law being yiO-
lated Mr.. Lewis said that IL the Brook
lyn Heights Railroad Company acceded
TO the demands of the men, and lived up
TO the agreement they wanted made, the
control of the company would be III the
hands of the committee who represented
the Knights OF Labor. The stockholders
and officers, said the witness, would have
no place at all, and would have to stand
I'm the background and see the roads run
by the men. The witness, I'm speaking
aDCut the tripper cars, said that they
were only used when the public demanded
them. Usually eight tripper cars were
used.
The men that run them were paid all
the way from 20 10 ~ cents Tor making
the trip. He said that If the tripper ears
were made full, the result would be that
the cars would be compelled to pay all
the way from 81 to 81 a day extra.
Mr.. Lewis said that he was first in
formed of the strike through his super
intendent, j. G. Cameron. At the time
he was engaged in writing circular
which he intended TO have read to his
workmen He was told by counsel that
Mr. Connolly had testified that there had
been no strike
well" replied the witness. II don't
know what he calls it. but | know that
there was a strike, and that the men
struck before 1 had chance to read to
them my circular
Mr.. Lewis said that his company was
now making contracts with the men as
individuals and not as members of any
labor organization.
Some people insist that the strike IS
still on" he said, but | know that 1t is
not We have all our cars running
During the strike" said Mr.. Lewis
"six hundred and ninety cars out of eight
hundred and thirty ears were disabled
on one line alone nine hundred panes Of
glass were broken. out of SIX hundred
cars disabled five hundred and six are
now out of the repair shops and running.
Miles of wire had been cut, he said; he
thought the damage to the companies
cars and other property would approx
mate 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17
THE Law UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
Judge ParIange Grants the Cuban steam-
ahIp Company an Injunclior.


NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l6.-it VIII be
remembered that a few days ago the
crew of the British steamer Cayomano
attempted to load their vessel on the
wharf. and were compelled 10 deslst py
the poIice. because of a State law whlch
forbids crews of English vessels from
loading their vessels along the ieVee III
New Orleans, whereupon the Cupah
Steamship Company sued for an ihJuhc-
tlon to restrain the Mayor and police
from such interference. This morning
Judge Parlange handed down written
opinion i'm the preliminary injunction
suit. The opinion reads as follows:
The preliminary opinion is Issued on the
ground that the State cannot nave lhe
right to prohibit a vessel from uhloaoins
It's cargoes, as this would make the lesis-
lation on the subject of foreign coih-
merce perfectly barren, as vessel couiu
enter port to no purpose under hdlioh-
al regulations, IT, after entering, she were
not 10 take on or discharge her cargo
TO sustain such state law would de-
stroy effectually all trade and commerclai
intercourse with other nations.
The duty of the sailors are also defned
i'm the Judges opinion. it being part
OF his duty to load and unload vessel
under the maritime laws Of nations, ana
i'm the fulfilling of such duties State Is
poWeress 10 stop them.
The substance of the opinion is that the
state law prohibiting sailors from load
ing or unloading vessels IS directly IN
conflict with ,ne maritime laws OF the
general Government. aud on Whlch
ground the injunction Is granted. The
Judge continues 10 say that the state Is
not liable for any damage that may nave
been caused by the attempt made to en-
force the State law. in stopping Ihe sail
ors from working. but the officials act
ing under the provisions OF that law
would be liable. But his Honor did not
think there would+@oe any damages. as
the sailors were stopped from work pend
inC tho hecisiOn of the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17
THE GOLD DEPOSITS.
Reported That the Syndicate Has Sold $780,
900 900 in Bonds.

NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-Of the 22000 900
gold deposited in New York and other
Cities, 81, 100000 has been deposited out OF
town; at San Francisco, Boston and Bal
timore. The sl0,00o,0o0 deposited in the
legal depositories-the First National
Bank, the Park and city National Banks,
and the Bank OF Commerce-to-day. rep
sent principally the gold holdings OF these
hanks, which We're taken from the banks
accounts and credited on the books TO
the Governments account, subject to the
disposal or the trade. lt was reported
In Wall street, although the managers Of
the syndicate declined TO confirm the
report, that the syndicate has sold S3O.-
10000 OF bonds at Ill "a. leaving only
about s., $4,000 more bonds TO be placed In
this country. However. member OF the
syndicate stated to-day that only a COM
paratively small portion OF the bonds
would be offered for sale, as the banks
desire to retain their bonds to large ex-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Feb. l7.-G.
y. Henson, president Of the Citizens
Rank. was to-day granted a divorce from
his wife. Rosa. one year ago to-day he
shot and killed j. b. Vert, an insurance
agent, for intimacy with his wife. Hen
son was tried for murder and acquitted.
wednesday last verdict in his favor was
rendered in a suit brought by Mrs. Vert
for $50 900 damages, for the murder OF her
husband. Scandalous charges against
the defendant in the divorce case were
proven. and the father was given custody
of his children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17
MBRIDE An HONEST MAN,
But Marx wild "A Hard Customer, says the
Minri'. Convention.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 1.-THE Miners
Convention, at the session this morning.
declared ex-President John Mcbride TO
be an honest man, denounced Mark Wild,
who made the charges of bribery, as "a
demagogue and unfit TO enter conven-
ton of honest men. and as a climax a
resolution was adopted eXpellinS Mr. Wild
from the convention. Secretary Lewis, Of
the Investigating Committee, submitted
the following report:
Resolved. That your committee, after
a full investigation of the charges pre-
ferred by Mark Wild against John Nc
Bride find Mr. Mcbride not guilty
Among the witnesses examined by the
committee were: John Mcbride, Mark
Wild. A. \. Adams, Edward Thomas,
and Secretary Bishop, Of the State Board
Of Arbitration.
A resolution was also adopted exOnerat-
ing the national officials from the charges
of alleged corruption, made against them
by President \. \. Adams, of the Ohio
miners, in the settlement Of the miners
strike, and expressing the utmost conf
dence in them.
After these matters had been disposed
OF. the convention entered upon the WORK
OF electing officers for the ensuing year.
President 4. 4. Adams, and several
other candidates withdrew their names.
There We're thirteen candidates for
President. but all declined except Phil. h.
Penna, Charles Neal and Chris. Evans, OF
Ohio. Penna was elected on the first bal
lot, the vote standing: Penna, 2S6; Neal,
II; Evans. 70.
Penna acknowledged the honor paid him.
and said at this time the expression OF
confidence was particularly pleasing. but
he entered upon the office with misgiylngs.
The outlook for the future was serious.
The coal trade Is depressed, miners and
their families starving. There were thir-
teen candidates for President. Came
ron Miller. of Ohio was elected on the
first ballot. Patrick Mcbride was re-
elected secretary. W. c. Pearce, of Ohio,
ran him close race.