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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-22
DEATH RECORD.

A few weeks ago, John Ogden, of Mas
sillon, died. Thursday afternoon his son,
Wilbur Clay Ogden, followed him to that
undiscovered country, from whose bourne
no traveller returns Wilbur Clay was
thirty seven years of age and leaves a
wife and three children. Until disquali-
fed by i'll health, he was with his father
in the furniture and undertaking busi-
ness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

Negligent oniccrs in south Carolina 10 De
Deposed From ONCE.

cor1rNfBIA. :. c.. Nov. 9.-The Con-
..t.,ttonai Convention to-day spent the
ss,'h,iH ~ It's time considering TWO sections
VI ,bo article on Jurisprudence. lt took
% % 'o,.,ention several hours 10 provide
s '~ ,he preparation Of code or the
Int Laws OF the State every ten years.
astSn II ,ilmped on the measure 10 pre-
mi Ivnching. which, when the adjourn
men, was reached, read amended as FOL
lows. -...... ,....s,tt..
4, the charoe. custody, or control OF any
officers. state county, or municipai, ptAhs
seized and taken from said officer through
hts negligence. permission, or connivance,
bl, a mob or other unlawful assembla2e
~ nersons- and at their hands suffering
hoaily v,ioIence or death, the said OF ,er
sSsii he deemed guilty of misdemeanor.
"a uoon a true bill finding, shall be de-
roscd from his office. and shall, unless
hardened by the Governor. hencefofth be
Ineligible 10 hold any Olilce of trust or
nrofit within this State.
III shall be the duty OF the prosecuting
attorney within whose circuit or county
the offence may be committed 20 forth
%isn Sf'eer i'SS'o Who shall be ind ted and tried
in such county other than the one In
v-hirh the offence was committed, as the
Attoruey-Cfeneral may elect, IN the same
circuit The fees and mileage OF all ma
ferial witnesses, both for the State and for
the defence. shall be paid by the state
Treasurer In such manner as may be pro-
v.ded by law.
\ motion to strike the section out was
voted down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
DAIHOrsE ACOUTTTED.
Koiner the Democratic Candidate. is Al
lowed To Examine the Ballots.

STAUNTON. VA, Nov. 9.-Speciai.-H
the County Court to-day, Dalhouse,
charged with killing Samuel Doom, in
Augcst last, was acquitted, after a
short consultation by the jury. The
case has excited great interest. and the
trial has been going on for the last ten
days. The verdict is accepted as the
right thing.
To-day Judge Charles Grattan, I'm the
CITY Court. and Judge chalkley, IN the
County Court entered orders allowing
O. w Koiner ODemOcraD, who was de
feated by Crawford Sims chep), at
the election Tuesday last. 20 inspect the
ballots cast at the election, not as an
official count. but a mere Inspection TO
enable Koiner TO ascertain II some bal
lots were not improperly marked under
the Walton law.
No charge OF fraud or irregularity was
made; simply an inspection TO see what
might be found out. as koiner's attor-
ney put IT, This Is a novel proceeding,
and the ruling is a surprise, as the cus-
tody of ballots has been sacredly guarded
heretofore. and not allowed 10 be seen
except upon grounds or fraud, or reasons
stated for contest.
In this case. koiner's attorney says
a contest may or may not be had. II
depends upon what they see.
The Judges Of election and the returning
board have done all things decently ana
i'm order, hut we move on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

New complications In tho strange dis
appearance OF Mr.. George S. Maxwell.
unti recently general manager OF the
Mason Telephone Company. were de-
Veloped yesterday TO such extent as
10 throw a veil OF mystery over tho
the shape Of one OF the most remark
able problems with which reporters,
newspaper correspondents. and detective
or two have wrcslled for many a day
That there are two men. cousins OF
each other. by the name OF George s.
Maxwell both exactly alike in appear
ance. both connected with the telephone
business. both hailiug from Louisville.
Ky, and both abruptly leaving the city.
and 50 successfully concerning their
whereabouts, seems to be little less than
prepostcrous. Yet there has been a
strong effort made by the former man-
nger Of the Mason Telephone Company
or by his double TO produce that impress
sion upon the public All efforts TO trace
the George s. Maxwell, who recently left
this city under peculiar circumstances
have failed. and whether he or any
other George $. Maxwell was In reality
married to Miss Rosalie Gottlicb, Of
this city, has not been established.
vrRY STRANGE Lgr.FF.
The Times OF yesterday received n
very singular letter. which only serves
10 thicken the plot. The letter IS post
marked and dated. Toronto. Canada" ."
ana as written under date OF November
5th. on the corner of the envelope are
these wOrls. after ten days. return to
q. 5. Maxwell. Louisville, KY"
The letter is written in a small, hurried
hand, totally unlike business mans
chirography. and looks more like the
hand of woman. The exact signature
Of the letter is this:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
KYmn4,..x2I

II il well known that when i,'an
is registering at a hotel counter ana Is
surrounded by others who are cfowu'"s
about him, he himself standing IN an
erect position and signing MS iai'io
burriedlv. will Invariably do so careleasy
60 that his signature viii be either
cramned or crudely written as compared
With his signature when ne is seated AT
a desk writing in a comfortable position
In this case these facts appear 10 DE
erhstantiated. The signature OF g. ,.
Maxwell. who was general manager OF
the Mason Telephone Company here,
which appears upon several Of his ousi-
ness letters, and which is his regular
signature. is given below for the purpose
~ showing the similarity Of the two
sionafures when allowances are made
for the different conditions under which
they were written. 1t will be noticed
that the "Nr' and the small letters are
practically the same, while the letters
In the signature below are more smoothly
run together. which fact can be easily
accounted for as stated above. The
two signatures were shown TO half
dozen people yesterday. who are close
students OF such matters, and each OF
them expressed the opinion that the two
were written by one and the same man.
Here IS the business signature of the
former general manager Of the Mason
Telephone Company:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
~. $. CONSUL MiRBIES.
Hon Ellis Mills is Welded to Miss Cora
Ritchie Nallc.

RAPIDAN. VA. Nov Especial
The most fashionable and widely-attended
marriage OF the season In this county oc-
CURED this evening at 10 o'clock at the
palatil home OF Mr.. Benjamin r. Male,
father OF the bride. who resides at Rapi-
dan.
The occasion was the marriage Of Miss
Cora Ritchie Nalle. the charming and at
tractiye daughter of Mr.. Is. h. Male. 10
Hon. Ellis Mills, ConsuI-G General to Hopo-
lulu, Sandwich Islands. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. te1as Crosse.
Promptly at the appointed time, TO the
strains of the Wedding March. the bride
entered the beautifully decorated parlor.
leaning on the arm OF her father, pre-
ceded by Miss Helen Wilmer. OF Balti-
more, maid OF honor, and followed by
the bridesmaids, Miss Bessie ,,rinnan.
Washington. The groom entered from
the side door with his brother (best mani.
Mr.. Harry Mills OF New York. The
ushers were Joseph Wilmer and Fielding
Wills OF RapIdan. The bride wore an
exquisite dress OF ivory satin and rose
point lace. with pearls and diamonds en-
train Tho maid OF honor and brides
maids wore white organdie over BLK:
Among the guests present were Mrs.
Frank Nalle. pink satin, and Mrs. Turner
pink satin and black siiK' pom ot nonier' i.',
set. Va: Mrs. Bolton, OF washington,
pink satin and diamonds. Miss Freeman.
Of England. yellow satin; Miss Hurt. Of
Louisville, Ky, white satin and rhinon
pearls and diamonds: Miss Williams. or
Richmond. white satin. turuuois and dia-
mords: Miss Cameron. or Petersburg,
palo-blue satin and chiffon; Mrs stuart
Beese, OF Rapidan. yellow satin. real
lace. and diamonds: Miss HOLIDAY. OF
RapIdan. white organdy, Mrs. Crosse.
black silk: Miss Jones. yellow silk; Miss
Mary Leads Crenshaw of Rapidan. black
SILK: Miss Kleckner. Of Baltimore. yellow
and black silk: Mrs. X. :. Walker, or
Orange. back silk. and many others.
The gentlemen were all attlred in even
Inc dress
The bridal party left on the midnight
train FOR San Francisco en- route 70
Honolulu. followed by the best wishes
of a host Of friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
ANALYSIS or THz LETTER.

ANALYSIS on lHf
There are several points ABOUT ',,s nv.
ter that might be brought OUT M '"o
hrst place, the letter IL "ll'',n
first place, the letter Is wri''en !" .1- :" ,,',,
- raod and expressed In manner
-. ...,,,ia M. no expected from man
rkn Mad been educated IL may nc pre-
s,oood thaf Mr.. Maxwell was an euu-
a~t,a coan lie states that ne is an IN
,.a,.o- Inventors OF telephone devices
can usually spell, capitalize. anu pun
tuafe correctly, not TO SPEAK OF pIop.r
es,,rcesion and paragrsphing. Ihe let
- ts no.fceahly deficient IN these various
dosnccts. As to Mr.. George >. nAA",h
being married and residing Wi,h MS VIZ
and children at the 81. 'ldiIe iio.''
-, aro come strange things connected
with that feature Of the case. M, ",o'e' ,rn,s
= Nsxvell manager Of the Mason Ieie-
- Co,n,anv. came 30 Richmond on
,,,ii o2d last and applied for board at
~ <, claire for himself. and fsmily'
JJo 1vss i'm a great hurry 10 eaten the
On y NJ train for Petersburg, ana III
tho rash asked the hotel CLERK 10 IesiS.er
co.. bI,n which was done. Consequently
,hcre Is no signature OF Mr.. Max Oh
.ho ct claire Hotel register. lie was
tesorthod nv the st Claire Hotel clerk as
- slender man. about six feet high, with
hiacl, hair. black moustache, dark eyes,
dsrk somewhat sallow, complexion, ana
a nervous manner. He was IN ana OUT
al the hotel from time to tlhe' anu az
neared TO be a man who traVeiied on
business q good deal consequently .ie
hotel people did not think anything OF ms
ahsence when he stayed away TWO or
tbree days AT the time. whether ne
soent the night regularly at the 81 ciaire
ygas not known. but he took his meals
there with some degree OF regularity.
HAS HI A DOUBLE
On October 9th, a man registering as
G. $. Maxwell, Of Kentucky, ana s'auhs
tbat he was from Louisville, registered
"a Tho Exchange Hotel. He was about
six feet high. slender build. and had dark,
sallow complexion, black hair, biack
moustache. dark eyes that had restless
exnression, and his manner was some
what nervous. lie stated that ne was
In The telephone business, and leIt the
tronresston that he was connected WIN
the Mason Telephone Company. once ~
rernarked during the time, there was
a GOOD deal of talk as 10 whether
the Council would grant the Mason or
the Standard Company the lIahchise
asked for. that the Standard people were
giving his company good zeal OF an
noyance. His appearance Is descIiDeu pS
several people TO have been exactly hke
that of the man who was thought TO Do
boarding with his wife and children at
the ST. Claire Hotel The signature OIL
the man who registered AT the Exchahge
il is true, is quite different irom inc
handwriting Of the letter received py me
Times. which IS given above. Al the
same time there is every reason 10 DeheVe
mat the letter was not written by Mr.
Maxwell himself, but was either dictated
or written outright by third party,
more probably the latter
Those sIGNATURFs.
Here is an exact copy or the sigma
ture of the man who registered at the
Exchange on october 9th:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
APERsoNAL ALTERcATIOy.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Steamship Com
pany Adding to Their Fleet.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nov. s.-Spe-
ciaI- DR.. J. II. Bagby and Mr.. w. T. Moss
who had trouble al a voting precinct on
election-day, met this morning OH the
street and DR.. Bagby ealloi Mr.. Moss
a dirty cur, and struck him I'm the face.
Sheriff Miistead separated them after u
few blows had passed. DR.. BaSby was
fined s. and costs in the Magistrates
Court. and the trouble was then settled
by MIR. Moss apoiogizing to DR.. Bagby
for his conduct on electlon-day.
Nothing testifics more to the growth
of the foreign trade OF Newport News
than the additions which the Chesapeake
and Ohio Steamship Company propose
making to their fleet this year. The in
crease OF the Dutch trade has rendered
IL secessary 10 open direct line between
this city and Rotterdam and Amsterdam.
The steamships Lambert's Point and
Durham City have been acquired for
this line.
Before the first OF January steamships
Will have sailed on regular trips for
Leith as we'll az for Glasgow. These ad-
dit,ons 10 the company's feet have been
talked of for some time. but now they
seem TO be q reality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

its session. the Mccarthyites will espei
him from the Parliamentary Committee.
when Mr.. Heaiy Will secede from the
party, taking with MIN a large section
Of it's supporters. who possess personally
what wealth tho party ever had, ana
who are ready to spend It in campaign
ing.
A report that gains credit in city circles
Is that China wants 10 reopen negoua-
tions with Japan. in order to get re-
duction in the indemnity OF thirty MIL
lion taels due to the latter country on
the evacuation of the Liao-Tung PENN
sula. The Government at Pekin repre-
sents that the whole arrangement was
settled by France. Russia, and Germany
with the final assent OF China. japan
has undertaken 10 completely evacuate
the peninsula by the end OF January,
but II is likely that she Will hesitate unul
she is satisfied with the Russian guar
antee for the payment OF the indemnity,
In the face OF public Chinese protest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
NORFOLK,s FEDEK1L BUILDING.
Col. Leroy shields Mission to Washington.
Virginia People.

wASHINGTON. d. C.. Nov. Especial.
Colonel Leroy Shields, collector OF the
port OF Norfolk, was at the Treasury
department to-day to urge the much
needed repairs TO be made 10 the Fed
cral building at Norfolk.
The condition OF the building mas been
severely commented upon by Judge
Hughes. .
Colonel Shields. speaking OF the cleo
tions. saws that In his opinion IL makes
The nomination of MIR. Cleveland for a
third term a probability.
Fourtn-ciass postmasters nave been 2Q-
,ninted I'm Virginia as follows: T. II.
Lamar at Chandler, Lee county, vice j.
n. I,egg, resigned; Mrs. -. II. simmons
AT Coonsville. Bedford county. vice Gus
tsvus simmons resigned. >. l.. Boss at
CROW Spring, Chesterfield county. yifes
:. f.. Todd. resigned; Mrs. = trankiin
al Inisburg. Henry county. vice Mrs Kate
Norman. resigned: W. II. Miller at No
bic. Wythe county. vice " H. Nye. y..,,re re-
signed Mrs, susan a,on W ,,rs 2soNS 9 WeieS
resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
A Petition for Goodwin.

LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. Especial =
Friends OF Robert X. Goodwin. ex-teIier
OF the defunct Bank OF Lexington, now
serving a term OF four years In the state
penitentiarY for comDlicity with Charles
NJ. F1ggatt. the defaulting cashier OF that
bank. are getting up a monster petition
TO be presented TO Governor OFerrali
asking for his pardon. The petition Is
circulating all over the county. and has
already been largely signed by thousands
OF the leading citizens OF both town and
county The paper Is being signed by all
Goodwin was rnade the innocent tool OF
Figgatt and never received one cent OF
the funds taken from the bank. but al
he remained here and bravely faced the
blame and suffer the punishment that
should have been meted out 10 the ab-
scondipg cashier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. a.-Fore-
e1s ror " 'SVlrsinIa-Rain, followed by clearing
weather during the day: colder, with q
cold wave The temperature Will fall
from thirty to forty degrees by sunday
night; increasing northwcstefly winds.
For North caroiina-Showers; decidedly
colder: northerly winds:
The barometer has fallen on The Atlantic
coast, In the St. Lawrence Valley. and
an the extreme North. and X has risen
rapidly In the central valleys. II 10 low
over the middle Atlantic States and NORTH
OF Montana, and high In the Southwest
and over the central plateau regions.
IL Il colder In the central valleys, the
lake region. and New England. snd wsym-
YORK. and in the Northwest.
Tho indications are that The tsmpera-
ture win fall from thirty % forty degrees
in the middle South Atlantic And northern
M portion OF South Atlantic States. iRelvd-
lng Northern Georgia, 2y Sunday nixht
Cold and fair weather wiu prtvAQ
throughout the central vxusyA - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
I07au,<sa
DID Hr BOARD At TWO PLACES?


There Is no reason why G. S. Maxwell,
formerly Of the Mason Company. could
not board at both tie st. Claire Hotel
and the Exchange Hotel at the same
time From the 9th OF October, the
day on which one c. 8. Maxwell register
ed a. the Exchange until the 2ith. the
day on which G. $. Maxwell left Rich
mond with Mrs. Gotilieb. and her daught-
or Miss Resale Goftlicb. c. 5. Maxwell
was missed upon several occasions from
the ST Claire Hotel. but it was thought
he was out on business trips. II can
also be stated that Mrs. Gottliob and
her daughter broke up keeping house
at Eleventh and Broad streets on Oc-
tober 10th. and went to the Exchange
Hotel 10 board. ono day after G. s. Max
well registered there. II is also certain
that the same q. s. Maxwell, who Is
reported 20 have married Miss Resale
Gottlicb In Washington on October 2lth,
was before October eJh. when one c. 5.
Maxwell registered at the Exchange,
seen several times at Mrs. Gottiebs resi-
dance at the corner OF Eleventh and
Broad streets.
Mr.. Edward y. Dennis. who is con-
nected with the Western Union Telegraph
Company in this city and who was
boarding in the house at the corner OF
Eleventh and Broad streets before Mrs.
Gottlieb moved 10 the Exchange Hotel
casually met G.. :. Maxwell there. When
in Baltimore recently. MIR. Dennis acci-
dentally met the same man. but SAYS
that Maxwell gave him no message for
the alleged cousin IN Richmond. Mr..
Dennis stated that he knew nothing
whatever about Maxwell and was unable
TO say whether there were two of them
by the same name He described the G.
s. Maxwell he had met. and the one who
WAS reported TO have married Nsss
Gottlieb, az q slender man about six feet
high. with dark sallow complexion. dark
eyes. with restless expression, black
hair and black mustache The man
appeared 20 be Of a nervous tempera-
ment.
LEFT FOR WASHINGTON
on October Ath G.. s. Maxwell. who
boarded al the ST. Claire Hotel. went 10
the Chesapeake and Ohio station at 2:30
J.. NJ, put his wife and family on board
the train. and sent them TO Louisville.
Ky. He himself returned 10 the st.
Claire, and after remaining a while. left
about . o'clock Il. NJ. After remaining
away about three-quarters OF an hour.
he returned 10 the hotel. got his satchel.
and left word that he would leave for
the North at s:lo o'clock.
On October I'D Mrs. Gottlieh told the
E,xchangc Hotel people that she and
Continued on Second Page.l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
~ Peter, Cathedral.

On Wednesday the 18th. Solemn Tn
dunn viii bogla at 81. reter's Cathedral
1nc exercise viii be conducted by the Very
Rev. ID. T O'Sullivan, :. J.. Director Gem
eral OF the League OF the Sacred Heart.
Masses will be said on Thursday. Fit-
day and Saturday, at .. z. and o'clock.
A sermon will be delivered on those
evenings at sP. NJ, followed oy Benedic-
tion OF the Blessed Sacrament.
All the men 81 the Cathedral p''ist
are requested 20 assemble on Tuesday
evening. at $50 sharp. In ChthedraI
hall. when Father Cutler WIN explain tho
motive of the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

Over Two Hundred Thonsand Pounds OF
Tobacco shipped In "a Week.

WINSTON, n. C., Nov. 9.-speclai'-
The six negroes VINO made their escape
from Jail here yesterday are stin at
large, but Sheriff Macarthur Is confident
no will get every one or them. lney
were tracked by officers to Walherton,
where they were lost sight or. TWO or
the negroes had no hats. and one was
almost painless.
This has been a live week IN tobacco
circles here. the best since the rev TO-
bacco year opened. Lear gales were
large every day. and the manufacturers
shipped more than 10000 pounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
L,tLnms Wonderful Edo Ios.ope.

Latham's Eidoloscore. now exhioiting
1t the Richmond Theatre. Is wonderfui
machine and Is exciting the admiration
OF all who have seen Il. II N tho in-
yentlag OF Mr. Woodvillc Latham OK
Virginia. Its performances are truiy
W. nderfui and every motion OF raturai
u,e IA exhibited In whatever picture
IL shows. The prlze-nght between Grif-
10 and Barnett is just Us natural a. II
YOU stood by the prixe-ring.
The aorobatic dance OF tie Nichols
sisters IL perfect. The machine Is on
exhibition al the Theatre, from 7:So o'clock
In the afternoon until II o'clock at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

The Grim Reaper's Requisition Honored
before North Cnroiina Ofiiccrs Arrive.

DANVERS, MISS, Nov. 1.-TWO State
officers came 10 this town last night with
a requisition frcm the Governor OF North
Carol Ina for young man named Robert
Nelson. who was wanted on. charge
OF burglary In that State Nc,s0n died
a few days ago at Danversport and was
buried by the Poor Department Of tho
town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

ill the Facts Indicate That He and Ills
Alleged Cousin Are One and the Same.
|, MISS R0SALI. GOITLIEB MARRIED ?

Some Conflicting statements-A Letter 10
The Times Purporting TO he Prom
q. :. MaxwelI-His Departure
From This city SimuIfane-
onsiy with That of Miss
and Mrs. Gottiieb-Ihe
Similarity In Two
signatures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

Trusting you will give this communication
considera,son and do what you can 10
right a wrong done TO Innocent I7oP'e
II am, yours truly, .,
90 8. MAXWELL"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
COY. O'PERRALL SAYS mo-"
The Luusnburs Prisoners viii Not be
Taken 10 That County To-Day.
WRIT OF HBBEAS CORPUS GRANTED, TOO
Judge Wexford Issued This Last Night.
Tho Governor Says IL IL His Duty to
Protect the Citizens of Virginia
and He VIII Do It-Judge
Orgain Notified by Special
Messenger.

The condemned Lunenbnrg prisoners,
Mary Abernathy, Pokey Barnes, and Solo
mon Marable. will not be taken back 10
Lunenburg county. The Governor. after
long consultation with Attorney-Gen-
made up his mind upon the question.
and the following order shows what de-
termination he arrived at:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

MANHATTAN FIELD. \. Y, Nov. -
Princeton. 6; Cornell, ..
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Nov. s.-Har-
ward. 4: Michigan. o.
PROVIDENCE. X. T., Nov. s.-Brown.
g. Yale. 3.
BETHLEHEM. PA. Nov. LA Fay
etto 2: Lehigh, ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

I.o communication is written on note
paper. and expressed somewhat dli1er-
entity from what one would expect from a
business man. There is nothing 10
indicate at which hotel the writer was
stopping and 10 street or number ID
written in the communication:
Here Is a copy Of the letter.
Toronto. Can.
Nov 9th. 1885.
Richmond Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
Governors Mansion.

Richmond. Va. Nov. ., 1895.
To Captain Charles II. Epps. Sergeant Of
Richmond city, and Keeper OF the Jail:
DO not deliver the Lunenburg convicts
10 NJ. {. Cardoza, Sheriff. &c, as hereto
fore instructed, but retain them until
communicate with and hear from Judge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

ROANOKE, VA, Nov. 3.-special. 1.-The
virginia Agricultural and Mechanical Col
iege eleven, Of Blacksburg, battled Tor
supremacy against the \. NJ. [. a.
team OF this city, on athletic GROUNDS
this afternoon. In an exciting game OF
football, and won by the score OF 10
fa