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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

Matchmaker Alexander, Of the Metro.
politan Athletic club. announces that
Jerry Marshall aud Johnny Van IIces.
havo signod article. to meet before tho
club tho latter part OF May for twuniy.
five round contest. Van iIocsts ability
with tho mittcns 10 we'll known and It
is u certainty that thia battle will DO tho
beat IN which Marshall has participated
aimee no came to America. Tho da,o Of
the contest will probably be announced
Tuesday night at tho timo OF tho Parry.
Callaher contest. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

1t Steubenvlllc: II MI Z
s.eubenvilic....I OIL 40 o -SIi {
CsntOu.............5 . 0 {. 0 e--li u 1
Bsitcrca-Steubcnvlle, Iiohson. Gray aud
LaTclir; Canton, Cou0vcr and Smith.
At Twin Cities: p III T.
Tain CI;ics......O 0 . . 0 . 5-li II 10
Mansfield .........0 o 0 0 0 o 2-l6 Is S
BHi,eFics-Twiu Giles RedIe und Mnnchan;
Manifold. Shaw and lTager.
AtC0!rmbuG m Z
Columbus.......G 0OI J 0 0 o .o-I0 u 1
Plndlay ..,.......-3 o O0s2 o o 0 % {
Baueres-COiunbus. Bcadlo and Benlow;
Firdloy. RcIdy and GAnns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

into Kenlon's place In tho league. To
giyo COLOR to the rumor. II was ascertain.
cd that a Lima gentleman was In tho
city In consnl,ation With President Zip.
Tor In roioreuce 10 the change. Presi.
don't Zielot was seen, but refused either
toeonhrm or deny the report Colimibui
I1ilanaT 1Haf" - : .HaI '1.r8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

pensilpushcra woro not IL II in tho dnt
and second gaines, making vety moor
scores, In tho third they braced up.
but tho NamOlo'a boyA had lots to Sparo
mp their slecvo' and won easily. Name.
less Is hard nut TO crack.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06
pn. II. r. FISH, OF Grnyois Mills. Mo,

On. II. r. FIsu, OF Gravois Mills, Mo-,
a practicing physician Of many years
experience, writes: Do Wits Witch
Hazel Salve has no equal for 'indolont
sores, scalds and burns. 1t stops pain
instantly, heals burn quickly and
leaves no scar. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel.
ing, ". Va, b. i. Peabody, Benwood,
and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

SYMPTOMS = Moisture: Intense itching ami
singing; most NJ night; wOrto by scratching. II
allowed To continue tumofs form, which often
bleed md nlcoratG becoming very sore
SwAYSEs OiSrAESr stops the itching aud
bleeding. heals liberation. aud In most cases 10.
JOcculS Dr. SwRync K Son. Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

Benevolent Old Lady-Why do you
drink? Don't you know that rum is
your worst enemy? Red-Nosed Mike
THAT'S zhust wasser matter. Don't zhe
Biblo shay man should love IL enc.
mies 2 PHILADELPHIA Record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

Earned nuns, Wheeling .: Kcn,ou, . Two
base hits. Kerr. Anderson Carroll. Kochel.
Three base HIT Robinson. IIoIuo run. Robin
son. Stolen bases. rro,tY, Davis, keefe :. White
J. DIESEL Gaudiny, BEet on balls By Anderson
r By Ganding :. by DubhS i III br pitcher.
Regain Kceio. COrueliUS struck Ou;. by Ander,
ron 6. by GEudiug ., Passed balls rrlnce /.
Eochel !. Wild pitches. by Anderson ]. bY
G9udlGGJ. Time OF game, -. Umpire, Nc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

McDougall. the twitler who was signed
for tho St Louis Browns carly in the
spring, has consented to como 10 Wheel.
ing, and telegram from Buck" is to
the object that Mac will leave the Mound
City for this city tonight. With Nc.
Dougall, Anderson, Smith and Jones
tho home team ia well fortified in the
box White says hewill not use Jones
on trips; he will be pitched only on the
Island grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

No town without a daily newspaper
or at least a telephone. has any business
TO DO In q base ball league. We move to
drop tho Twin Cities from tho leaghe
aud substitute Ashland or I.oudonvllle
or some town In which II will DO posi-.
bio 70 lind someone who has ono nigh
enmptlon to score and report game
Nd'Ettld Nercs. Tho lSrELudENcER will
risk the prediction that the Twin.
will not DO the frst 10 20 to tho rocks
should tho Interstate sea become tom.
pestuons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

Brodio, who was recently released by
'Fwin Cities aud pitched part OF a game
for Wheeling. has signed with Ken,on
and leaves to-day for Stoubcnyllle,
where no will join the team. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

Fint.-onptaia Brown, sibertinc. Geo,
+. Smith. f-FtI'
! seeond-Ca'h Day, Ashland. Figato.
; Third-Cossack, Oakley, willio L
Fonrth-Martha Il, Lanoue, Byfa.
dies. 80.
Fihh-s. brandon, Valera, Bod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

Clsc,SsArr, May 5.-Errors by Smith
and Hoy cost seven runs and tho game.
Tho five runs of the seventh were made
after Hoy's muiF OF fly which should
have retired the side.- Attendadce 800.
Scors:
Cincinuad.. ....... .....l 0 700 o 2" o. I
ST. LoHis......,.. .........-o i o" 5 o Ill
Earned runs. . and = flit. 10 aud IT, En-.
rorS, and .. Pitchers Dwye. aud Ehret. Tin.
plre. Emslie. Time. l:jO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06
wEs1's STATESMEN
/. We're 7Beaton on Their own Grounds-A
IiIg Crowd.

. yrere7Beaton on Their own Grounds-A
HIS Crowd.
Eo<etnl b!Pateh 10 " Is'tEigmor
CoLUMDUs, O.. May 5.--Findlcy de-
fea,ed Columbus this afternoon in an
exciting game By score Of 10 to G..
Pastorlug and Gaus formed tho visl.
tors battery, while Clark and Bewlow
uerG in tho points for Columbus. Find
lay secured but eight hits off Clark,
but they were mostly long ones. Paste.
RUS was nit safely twelve times by tho
home club, but the hits wero scattered.
Following is tho score By innings:
Columbus. . / l. 9
Findldy ..........."......g 0 . ] > OF r-IO
Errors, Columbus !, flnday5 Two base hits.
West. 4. Miller IN; IIcnlcy, Three base hits,
WcNt, Gray. Home runs. Cray CsJ. Attendance
l,sC.
Akron " Sorry.
II gasrumorel among snoring circleB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

". I. SANFORD, Station Agen, Of
Ieepor, Clarion county, Pa, wri,cs:
can recon mend Ono Minute Cough Cure
as tho best ever used. II gave instant
rclci and q quick euro. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, L. +. Peabody,
Benwood, and Dowio 4 Co, Bridge.
port, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06
THE WORLD OF SPORT.
a Comparison OF tho Work Of tho
Konton and Wheeling.
BOTH nj BATTING lND FIELDING

The Homo Tenn led tho vIsltars--Tlo
Great Work or Kerr, Kate aud Ia.
risat the bat Wheeling Plays Can.
too this hf,crnoon-- cDousall
hoav"~ Tor whceiinI--saturdsy's
Bowling Games Probable Winners
at Hawthorne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06
wHEELING LEADs NOW.
Tho Third Game With Konton Was n Vie.
tory for Wheeling.

To-pAY's characterization at Wheeling, Find,
Jay AZ Columbus Keuton nj StSubeuvllle. Twin
Cities at Mansfield
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

Tie th ree or Tour sorc heads who led
10 the unbeconliug tirado OF abuse
heaped on White and Prince during
Saturdays game viii DO severely dealt
With II such hoodlumisn 10 repeated.
They aro spotted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

The batting order for tho arIt Of the
Wheeling Canton games thia afternoon
will bsaS follows:
Canton-Dongla,, RI. Chambers, 81. ;
Smith, C; oBrien, H.; Delaney, %.
Schroeder, CT; Geheran, ss.; Morrison,
h.; Carrick. p.
Whecling-Ctottv. 2b;' Regan, Sb. Z;
Davis, C.; koete. 10. Kerr. RI; White,
IS; Kane, CT; Brown, IT,; Smith, Jonca
or Anderson, q,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

Mr.. Charles +. Van ns.e-,:, of tho
''Busy Bee lunch rooms, has had the
Interstate schedule printed for ready
reference. They can be secured al tho
"Busy Bee"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

The Canton team arc ut tho Stanm.
Manager Goble has four pitchers, but
says no will only carry three through
tho season. The Cantons arc team Of
young bloods with one or two excep-
tion,. BILLY" Delaney. tho second
bAseinan, is al old Tsl.Stato favoritc.
The evening world., 1895-05-07

Ex-Gov. Green was born in Princeton,
this State. March Is. 1881. He was the
son Of James S. Green. a lawyer and
DR.. Ashbel Green, was President of
Princeton College.
Vice-Chancellor Green was graduated
rom Nassau Hall in 1850, and since then
It conferred on him an honorary degree
Of LII. d. In 1853 ex-Gov. Green was ad-
mitted to the bar.
During 1857 he was appointed Prose-
cutor OF the Borough Courts by Gov.
Newell. and in 1858 became the City At
orney of this city. He was elected to
NE City Council In 1868 from a strong
Republican ward, and so great was his
popularity that he. continued to hold
he retired in 1873 In 1862 he was elected
Surrogate of Union County, and was ap-
pointed Presiding Judge of the Court Of
Common Pleas and County Courts in
1868.
During the succeeding year he was ap-
pointed by Gov. Randolph to the Com
mercial Convention at louisville, as a
representative from New. Jersey. He was
confirmed by the Senate as one OF the
Commissioners to suggest amendments
10 the Constitution of the State. He was
elected to Congress in 1884 from the
kean, jr., by a majority OF 1,848.
In 1874 he became member Of the New
York Bar, as a partner Of the firm of
afterwards changed to Vanderpoel, Green
Cunning. He was very successful as a
He was elected Governor Of the State
By t plurality Of 500 over the late t es,
Congressman Benjamin F. Howey. OF
Warren County. In 1890 ex-Gov. Greer
The evening world., 1895-05-07
SHE MARRIED HER R0BBER,
Widow Albers Accused Benson Of
the Theft Of $205.
Now She's Sorry Because tho Jury
Convicted Him.

william II Benson. OF 1874 Rockaway
avenue. Brooklyn. was convicted In the
Court of Sessions. that city, today Of
stealing sos from Mrs. Wilhemna AL
bers.
During the trial the fact was brought
the prisoner during his confinement in
Raymond street Jail. anu that the
couple had been quietly married by the
Chaplain Rev. Job Bass,
Mrs. Albcrs was a widow with three
children. Her former husband was an
engineer on the Brooklyn IL" road and
mitted suicide by shooting, himself, in
the head. After the funeral his widow
collected the life insurance.
Henson. who lived next door, got ac-
uuainted with her and called to see her
frequently. on March ~ he visited her
and she gave rim SOS To deposit in
bank. He took the money and disap-
pcared.
Last month she received letter from
him saying that he was in Crairsville
Va. and would come home. Mrs. Al
henson was Indicted. and Detective
Roche was sent on to bring him back.
Mrs. Albers had been notHied Of his
expected arrival and awaited him at
foiiowei. and detectives had to exert
their strength to separate the couple.
on the witness stand to-day Mrs. Al
! bers repeated the story OF Benson =
theft She said that he had ccurtsd
her and that they were engaged to he
| married when he ran away. Then she
told the jury that they had been married
in jail.
In charging the Jury. Judge Moore
said that they must not consider the
woman as the complainant: the prose
| cution rested with the people OF the
| state OF New York
at Is evident that this marriage Is
yart Of a scheme to save the man from
| being punished" said Judge Moore, but
| II YOU are satisfied that he committed
| guilty"
The jury was out short time when
they returned and announced the YER
diet.
| henson told Judge Moore that he had
| rep-nted his act and intended 70 take
care of the woman and her children II
ne had not been arrested.
The evening world., 1895-05-07
was appointed Q Vice-Chancellor for q
term Of seven years. He had still two
years to serve.
The arrangements for his funeral have
not yet been completed.
JUDGE SINNERS TURN NOW.
An Effort 60 Have Him Removed
from once.

from once.
Samuel Greenbaum. Of the law Arm
Of Hays & Greenbaum. 40 Broadway.
has announced that within few days
he will make formal charges against
Civil Justice Joseph H. Stiner. before
the Bar Association. and do everything
In his power to have stiner removed
from office.
Mr.. Greenbaum's charges are based
upon suit brought by A. j. Obermier.
a carpenter, against T. II. Mulch & Co.,
Wholesale liquor dealers, In which JUS
tice Stiner decided for Obermeier last
According to Mr.. Greenbaum Mulch
& Co. made a contract with Obermeier
to put shelving in their store. 1t was
specially stipulated that the shslying
finished the firm claims that the car
penter assured them the shelves would
''hoid a ton" Bottles of liquor were
placed on them. and within few days
doing about $500 damage.
The firm refused to pay Obermeier and
he brought suit. Louis Lowenstein APP
peared as counsel for the carpenter. and
Lawyer Greenbaum alleges that he has
learned Lowenstein was really only a
sort Of clerk or dummy, and that jus
tee Suner was the real attorney for
Judge stiner said to an Evening
World" reporter this morning that he
had heard nothing Of the ne. charges
his employ: he said. and had no connec-
ton with his law business. They merely
shared the offices at III West Tenth
street. He did not even know Green
fear an investigation by. the Bar Asso-
citation, and feels sure OF an acquittal.
The evening world., 1895-05-07
MADE HIM LOVE ANOTHER.
Eject Of schultheis's Relations
with Miss HoerscheIman.


The trial Of the suit of Elizabeth
Hoerschelman against Adam f. Schulz
the!s. a well-to-do young butcher. to
recover $4,000 damages for alleged
breach OF promise of marriage, was con-
tinued before Justice Cullen and a
jury In Circuit Court Brooklyn. this
morning.
The couple became acquainted at the
Butchers Association ball in the Winter
of 1894. lie subsequently accompanied
her to the Zoellner Maennerchor ball,
and 1t was while on the way to this ball
that the plaintiff says Schultheis pro-
posed marriage.
He often called at her house during
the next few weeks. but his visits he
came less frequent In May, and Miss
Hoerschelman wrote taking him to task
for neglecting her. lie told her that he
was unworthy OF her, but that his as
socia ton with her had awakened love
he had formerly entertained for another
young woman.
completed yesterday. In his own de-
Tense to-day. Schultheis took the stand.
He said he was twenty-six years old.
The night he called to take her to the
Zoellner- Maennerchor ball, he said ne
stopped at the foot OF the stairs with
the plaintiff. while they waited for an
other member Of the family to come
downstairs. Miss Hoerschelman testi-
fled yesterday that they were there
fifteen minutes. and that Schultheis then
asked her to marry him. The butcher
denied 1t. and said that he had never
used any expressions Of love towards
/ her
The evening world., 1895-05-07
JAIL MAKES HIM GOOD.
Lieut.. sherman and His salvation
Laasie Sweetheart.

Two days ago Mrs. Louisa Sherman, Of
272 Floyd street. laughed when her hus-
band. Benjamin. the Salvation Army
Lieutenant. was sent to Jail by Justice
Goetting. In the Lee Avenue Police
Court. Brooklyn. because he had not
supported her. At the same time Mrs.
Sherman exhibited letters which her
husband had written to pretty Jennie
Herbs. OF 2l4O Fulton street. In which
he declared love for that young woman
Mrs. Sherman was very bitter against
her husband. and declared he was a
villain to desert his wife and children
and engage himself to marry another
woman.
This morning Justice Goetting was as
founded when Mrs. Sherman, with tears
in her eyes. stepped forward and asked
that her husband be released.
II have seen him. Your Honor. and he
promises to be good" she said.
The magistrate declared he had no
| power to alter the order he had made
| that Sherman give bond to pay his
wife s. week, but he would give her
permission to sign the bond. Mrs. Sher-
man went security for her husband tc
support her,
The evening world., 1895-05-07
GIRLS UNDER 10 CAN'T MARRY.
That Is, Unless They Have Con.
sent Of Parents or Guardian.
Clergymen Performing the Ceremon,
May BE Held a. Accessories.
Judge McAdam called attention to-day

Judge McAdam called attention to-day
to the new law on abduction.
mo magistrate or clergyman should
after Sept. 1. 1895. perform the marriage
ceremony where the female is under
eighteen. without the consent of her
parents or guardians" said he. III he
does he may be made accessory to a
criminal offense.
THE Penal Code has been amended
by an act passed April u last. providing
that any person who takes girl under
age. without consent OF her father or
mother. for the purpose of marriage. is
guilty Of abduction and punishable by
fine and Imprisonment.
while the act does not In terms de-
clare such a marriage void, yet being in
violation of law II may be voidable.
The age of a female is always prob
lematical. The polite way to determine
1t Is to allow the lady to declare II her
self and accept her statement, but this
Will not satisfy legal requirements, and
no official will be safe In performing
the ceremony after Sept. l without first
consulting the parents or guard an. UNI
less age has made Its impress In such
manner as to defy de -eption."
The evening world., 1895-05-07
MRS. LEASE A HYPNOTlST.
During an investigation She Put
an Attendant to Sleep.

TOPEKA, Kan. May Mrs. Mary L.
Lease Is a hypnotist. During an inves-
tigation against certain officers Of the
State Insane Asylum yesterday Mrs.
Lease walked across the room to where
j. l.. Flint, an attendant at the asylum.
was sitting. and remarked, with pass
of her hands before his eyes:
"Mr. Flint, you look weary. Your tcsti-
mony of yesterday must have been try
ing on you?"
Mr.. Flint attempted to disclaim any
such WEAKNESS but Mrs. Lease made
another pass of her hands, and Flint
went dead asleep"
MI Flint" said Mrs. Lease, did you
read the report Of your testimony in The
Capitol?
No" said Flint. II did not"
well. you did not testify to any such
| things as The Capitol said you did. did
your
mo. that's all wrong. did not testify
to anything of that kind. The Capitol
has got 1t all mixed up"
See" said Mrs. Lease. "how stiff
Flinto arm drew up and became as
| rigid as tent pole.
For ten or fifteen minutes Mrs. Lease
| made him do all sorts of things ride
ulous and otherwise and finally brought
| him out Of his trance with few passes
of her hand.
The evening world., 1895-05-07
BECHT WANTS TO FIGHT NOW.
Asks Judge Daily to Reopen His
Wife's Separation Suit,

A. H. Hummel applied to Judge DAILY,
in the Court of Common Pleas. to-day
to reopen the case in which Alice H..
from her husband. Charles ]. Becht
The Bechts were married in Detroit
Mich, March 1. 1892. Mrs Becht. who Is
not yet eighteen, claims that her hus-
band treated her In an inhuman and
cruel manner. and March Is. 1894. ADAM
doned her.
Judge Pryor granted Mrs. Becht a
decree Oct 10. 1894 Becht made no de-
awarded $1.440 a year alimony. She
claims Becht has not paid her anything
since last August and Is 81 ,0OJ in arrears.
Decision was reserved
The evening world., 1895-05-07
Mr.. HAYNES RESIGNS.
Equitable Assurance sOciety's New
York Agent Retires.

Archibald C. Haynes. who for many
years has been the principal agent OF the
Equitable Life Assurance Society in this
city. and is one Of the best-known in
surance men in the country. has retired
from that Company. His resignatio
was sent in to President Henry b. Hyde,
OF the Equitable, about two weeks ago
and It took effect April 80.
1t Is said that Mr.. Haynes has left the
city temporarily to obtain rest. William
+. Taylor. who had been associated with
him In business for number Of years,
has been appointed agent in his place.
The evening world., 1895-05-07

Shortly after II o'clock last night Policeman Nc
Cabs. OF the Hamilton avenue ststion. Brooklyn.
found three children lying in the doorway OF their
home at Columbia AMI Coles streets. Brooklyn.
They Nellie Brennan, seven; Jennie. Ave.
and Julia, eighteen months old. Nellie said her
father serving a sentence Of ten days in
jai for drunkenness and their mother left them
and disappeared. They went out in search OF
something to eat They were sent to the Chill
dren's
The evening world., 1895-05-07
Baby Deserted in the Park,

Park Policeman McMurray last evening found
in Washington Square Park an eighteen month.
old boy baby that had been abandoned In the
park The baby Is plump and pretty and wa,
neatly appareiled In a dark red dress and black
stockings and button shoes The child was taken
to Police Headquarters and an alarm sent out
The evening world., 1895-05-07
Gen. Newton's VIII Filed.

The will Of Gen. John Newton. hled for pro-
bate. was made on Aug. l. 1890 The entire es-
tate 10 left to Gen. Newtons widow, Mrs Anna
NJ Newton, who Ia named as sole executrix, The
value OF the personal property Ia estimated At
IS, 900. Gen. Newton left no real estate here
The evening world., 1895-05-07
Ex-cov. GREEN DEAD.
New Jerseys Former Executive
Sucoumbs to Heart Trouble.
Had Two Years Yet to Serve 40 q
Vice. Chancellor.
Member Of the Law Firm Of Wander
pocl, Green & Cunning.

ELIZABETH. N. j., May 7.-Ex-Gov.
and Vice-Chancellor Robert 8. Green. of
New Jersey died at his home. West
Jersey and Cherry streets. at $50 o'clock
this morning. His death was caused by
heart trouble and a complication of
ether diseases.
The evening world., 1895-05-07

Mrs Ellen Mccormick. of Sit Baltic street.
Brooklyn. was knocked down by a dog at Fifth
avenue and Baltic street. that city. this morning
She sustained a fracture Of the wrist and severe
cut on the forehead.
The evening world., 1895-05-07
Mrs. PnrneII sim Improving.

DoRDBNTowN. n. j.. May Mrs. Della T.
Parnel continues to improve. She has
strength enough to sit up In bel but, the
advice OF DR.. Ships. who has been attending
her since she was attacked. she Is not allowed
to do No statement has yet been made by
Mrs. Parnell regarding the assault on her.
The evening world., 1895-05-07
The Cat show begins Tomorrow

The National Cat Show at the Madison Square
Garden opens tomorrow morning at . o clock.
and will continue from that time In the morning
until 10 o'clock at night every day until Satur-
day The exhibition will be given In the large
restaurant Just on the main hall. and In the
concert room.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21
TELEaApH BRIEFS.

The business portion OF Mndlsonville,
KY, burned out; loss $4,000
A postoillce fraud order has been Is
sued against the Preferred Bond and
Investment Company, of Portland, Ore
gon.
Calvin Vuux. tho famous landscape
architect OF the New York park depart
mcnt is missing. He has been In poor
health.
John @. Kaufman. nged 81, n well
known retired iron manufacturer OF
Eastern Pennsylvania, died at his
home In Lccsport
Mormon elders have been arrested Mt
Tallahassee, Florida, for sowing seeds
of the Mormon faith, and were released
on II promise that they would leave the
state.
Thctcold wave, which has been gen
crnl, has reached ns far west as New
York, where the temperature dropped
yesterday from forty-nine TO thirty
two degrees,
John Todd, OF Cleveland, has been
appointed receiver OF the New York,
Pennsylvania and OH ornilrond COM
puny. The Indebtedness OF the cont
pnny IL Slg5,0OO,OOO
Tho Minnesota supreme court Uuu re-
fused the appeal Of Harry Hayward for
new trial and his last hope IL gone.
Hayward wug condemned 10 death for
the murder Of Catherine Glng, and Will
be hanged on December G,
A state meeting Of Indiana Hcpuh-
llcnn leaders ut indianapolis yesterday
was the lnrGcst ever held In the state In
mn Off year II was conference In the
interests of harmony and was very Cn-
thuslnstlc. Tho nomination and clcc-
tlon Of llnrrlDOn was confidently pre-
ulCtpd,