davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-05-03

We take hams on subscription
at the +. =. office.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-05-03
ALIAS SUNNI

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IDAHO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. oct. 12.-The
prime sensation IN the DuTrant Gaze de-
velOpcd yesterday when District AttOr-
ney Barnes questioned the prisoner re-
eaTdng the statements he is alleged TO
have made I'm the confession 10 Miss Cum
nngham, a reporter. If Miss Cunning
ham on the stand repeats the statement
she has already made 10 the authorities.
she Will swear that Durrant told her at
the Jail that he had seen Blanche La
mont in the grasp Of two men on the
second landing OF the belfry OF Emmanuel
church on the afternoon of April 81. she
is further expected 10 state that ahe
asked him who the men were, and that
he answered that hc did not care al that
time 10 say, though tho names were meh-
toned in the statement Of the case pre-
pared by him. which Was then in his
possession. The statements, Miss cum
nincham AYERS, were given under the
pledge Of secrecy. Furthermore, accord
ing to the story this lady is expected 10
tell. Durrant on one occasion asked her
# he had not better tell All and throw
himself on the mercy Of the court. Ihis
story. Ike many others, may fan TO
evontuate. but the line of cross-eXamina-
ton followed by the district attorney
would Indicate that the prosecution had
something more substantial than iulnor
10 work on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
en- ron MISSION woRKERs.
The Episcopal Convention Emphasizes INC
Need Of Them.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. OCT, - ' nc
delegates OF the convention TOOK q Mn p'
day instead OF the usnaI nan ..,-''t
holiday to-day for the purpose Vi .,,,,o
in., Farrfbauit ana It's institutions. 40
trains were required TO carry the p'.''s
winch numbered nearly one thVus"ne'
and tncIudeq a large number OF .heh-
bers of the Woman Au~iilaIy N"A'
tioI. 80. cathedral
~ ,ietfors returned TO this city at
O'Clock. ,....,- -. r,,lloc.x
of Georgia, who is saheilnb ~" ,.ssri',o
las Is somewhat improved thls oEe"lno;
alfnouph n IS doubtful whether ne "Ai
80 he able TO take his seat IN inc
convention for another week AZ le''S'' &c
quite a number OF the ucl,aet's, -
,,,e,sliv from the South, are sdd To DC
ssnff~rln,. from the same complaint, "ilSh
h believed TO have been cduseu u! e'0
change OF cuinAtc' 49,, H. .ffeeio,.
rhe adjourned meeting OK tho -dissi ',.,,
arv Hoard was called 20 order az o;"v'
is,,hon Zones. of Albany, presiding. Ne-
ports were called. but none were 4ca-s'
Kew GREGORY Lines, OF IonhccVce.,
submitted a resolution enuoiaihs go 80
Church missionary inaBaIlne' ~ ~ oe
of the Missions" and spoke bIleily ~
TO tine use ana Importance o. 10 P"'''
In the discussion which followed
Bishop Graves, Of CHINA, oAeieu 49,
linton lNd' lilt N'AiI 'HAt 49,
10 offer themselves Tor the <lI-g''"'
Cbine4e. ana japanese missionary MoIN.
several speakers called the Doaiu az
tontion 10 other foreign missionary .Sleo,
which resulted in the amendment on we
resolution. whereby a general can ""s
made for an immediate supply OF ien
ana women 70 do foreign missionary
work. rs amended, the resolution was
a resolution was adopted that the boaro
he required TO use the interest OF INC -
rollmeuf fund in the manner az ~ ga"
neon used for the past three years ,-.,.
Bishop Scarborough, OF ne" 'V g..,s
affirmed that ia the collection OF lunuo
for missionary ana other purposes IAN
of svstem was curse. lie clostl oi.rt
mo a resolution that the board coAhiiiuH,-
rste win the Womans Auxiliary MhlcH
raj GIVEN 10 the board the lnuililiNDit'
9, -~ Of $1,000, and ask them III lHJS ii1'D
any choice as 10 what was CONF ny ''''
TrSa The resolution was adople.. 49,.
me sentiment behind TINS iesoiut.on
v-oe brought out when the commune,
ZION Of the Woman's Auxiliary Was l.s ~,
,rhis communication sad thal lhe $500
ofTcring was given for the enuoNniis 49,,
Of some Episcopate OF a inlsslOIlILy J-i
tsaiction. the income TO pay taiaI! "a
a missionary bishop ....,.o- 90
The ladies' gave the sum, however, -
,no hoard Of managers without coAut
.tor and the resolution adopted was OF
go with the evident design on fNlls
~ ladies' Auxiliary an opportunity W
devote the endowment 10 the new pi'"op
OF Alaska.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
THE COREdN SITUiTI0N.
Admiral Carpenters Eeport-frin'e IA"
MAY Become Dictator.

WASHINGTON. j. c.. oct. Ia
climber dispatch was received at the Navy
DEPARTMENT to-day from kear-AdmirM
Caroenter. commanding the United states
aeot on the As.atic station, reporting a
serious condition of affairs $50 'ofea. Al
mira4 CARPENTER also reported INA. Ho
had sent Inc gunbOat ictrel from enc
ZOO china. for Chemulpo, Corea, port u
Seoul. the capital H.. " o,
ders were sent by the Navy Depai tnlsnt
TO Admiral Carpenter Win lelt-'Aov ~
Tho 1oreaD situation, and IL Is stated lldl
the distribution of his fleet Is ehuieiS
srnre PAX. formerly Secretary OF the
Inferior i'm Corea and now an exile is
i'm Washington. lie has called on SecIe-
tarv Olney and Acting secretary McAvoV
and presented letters of introduction Dut
did not talk on matters ait~u"- '-S
Corean political situation. ,,-.....,, -,
Rear Admiral Carpenters cablegram re-
spectiug affairs in Cored was llahal@'cu
this afternoon. II is dated Nag"saK
lie said il was reported there that al
fairs in Seoul. COrea's capital, were hucu
disturbed lie heard reports tnat me
Queen had probably been assassina ~ s,'i
and that officers Of the King party hdu
taken refuge I'm the United states Lesa-
ton. ,.,
A. the urgent demand Of the CHARGE
d'Affairs the marine guard OF the Dih-
town had been 10 the legation on t--t
dav. the nth instant 10 protect the
propertv and persons there.
The situation which CONFRONTED me -
rean Government at the time OF the
events covered IN Admiral Carpenters
cablegram was similar TO tnat which was
Instrumental IN bringing about the Japa-
nese-Chinese war. IL was because OF am
insurrecli0n that both China ana japan
sent troops into Corcan territory, ana
this ultimately led 20 the hosChueS De-
tween the two governments. ~ was
through the efforts OF the Queen Of Corca
reported 10 be assassinatcd, tnat me hihE
caused the arrest ana exile OF i44"rc
PAX now in Washington.
The leader OF tho party opposed y the
Queen is the Kings father ana MS ac-
cession TO the control of affairs may re-
suit in the return Of Prince TAX. VINO ls
looked on as the coming dictator OF ms
country. The King Is said 10 he q nom
entity who will not figure, except hoiNl-
nally, in Corcan history.
The reference IN Admiral Carpenter
dispatch 10 the Charge a. Affairs al Seoul
showed that Minister Sill IS absent from
his post. 49,. g..
AT the State Department nothing is
known Of his whereabouts, but IL Is pre-
sumed that he Is absent only temporarily
from his post
The Charge dAffairs is ". y. Allen.
formerly q missionary in Corta, and at
one time connected with che cnrean L.
cation in WASHINGTON. Ills Official rank
is secretary OF the legation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
a LONG, COLD WINTER.
THE GOOSE BONE NEARLY ALL
WHITE fSD INIT SETTLES III.
Mr.. T.. T.. Turner Elected State Secretary
Of the y. VI. &. A.-->cnator Tiilman
Buys North Carolina Whisky.

WINSTON-SALEM. oct I2.-Special.-
Evangelist W. p. Fife Will begin two
weeks meeting In Winston on october
so,h. His assistants VIII arrive here on
the 22i to make the preliminary arrange
msnts for the revival IL was at first
thought that the meetings would be held
IN the opera-housc. but the Board OF
Stewards very kindly rendered Centenary
Methodist church and the oncr has been
accepted. Committees Will be appointed
OF oncc 10 select choir and MAKE other
arrangements for the meeting.
Mr. l.. Il. Turner. OF Nashville. Tenn,
has been elected Stote secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian AsG 3ciaticn vice
L. A. Coulter resigned. Nr Turner Is
a graduate OF Vanderbilt University. class
1871. aud has had considerable experience
IN association work end as business
manager Of o prominent religious paper
Of Nashville. lie has accepted the posi-
tion and will crier upon lis wof@ about
November LIST. No plans have We: been
formed respecting the years work. and
will not be until Mr.. turner has looked
over the field.
TOBACCO SHIPMENTS
The Winston tobacco manufacturers
are still having fine trade, their ship
ments this week aggrcgating more than
2)D.0J0 pounds. Business with tic ware
house men is remarkably duh, from the
fact that the farmers have had no sea-
ron 10 handle the weed for several weeks
Invitations have been received here 10
the marriage of Miss Saliio Geortch Hy-
man. formerly Of Winston-salcm, to Mr..
Thomas Hall Battle. president OF the
Bank OF Rocky Mount y. G. The event
viii be celebrated on Wednesday. october
23d, in the Church OF the Holy lnno-
cents at Henderson, y. c., where Miss
Lyman ara her mother now reside. The
couple after northern trip. viii he at
home" IN Rocky Mount after November
18th.
deputy Collector Alspaugh has sold
nearly 500 gallons OF whisky seized
from blockaders I'm this section TO sena-
tor Tiimans South Carolina dispensary.
The goods were shipped to-day
Rev. DR.. Johnson, former pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church here, now OF
Elizabeth city. Is expected 10 arrive here
on a visit 10 friends next Wednesday
Mrs johnson sns been visiting here
several weeks
local weather prophet says the goose
bone Ia nearly all white this winter.
which means that this will be long,
cold winter. filled with clustering storms
ahead.
Miss Alice Raudthaler, Of Salem, daugh-
ter OF the Bishop. left here last night for
New York TO enter a conservatory OF
music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
TO STOP REBATES.
Life Insurance Companies Adopt stringent
Measures.

NEW YORK. oct. 1.-THE executive
officers of all the larger life insurance
cofppanies attended a meeting TINS morn
ing called by Commissioner Merrill OF
nsssachusetts, at the Flfth-AVenue no
tel
The object of the meeting was TO con-
slider the ways and means necessary ~
put stop TO the general pracuce Oh re-
batting life premiums The meeting was
called 10 order bv Commissioner Merrill
AZ half-past IL o'clock. The trst ousi-
ness done was 70 exclude the reporters
by unanimous vote.
Commissioner Merrill offered resolutions
feNotlDg the discontnuance OF the re-
ba,e on insurance premiums. which were
ado 1tes.
TIE resolutions state that each OF the
companies whose names are suoscrioeu
will not allow any rebate OF premium ui-
rectly or indirectly; that referee De
appointed, who will examine and decide
al! charged Of Relating by agents, and
whose decision shall be FINAL that on the
decision OF the referee any person con-
nected I'm any capacity with any COM
p8ny who has made any rebate shall I'M
ILediately be dismissed: that the referee
81 all prosecute, If he deem II eNpedient'
any company or agent granting rebates
in States where rebates are prompted
By law; that q funl or SlVNN De 'vH-
tinuously maintained IN the hands OF the
reftree by assessments. and mat the
referee may offer rewards FOR violation
OF the rebate laws; that the referee shall
have a salary OF 5000 per annum. and
may employ clerical assistants at an
expense Of 5000 annually; that this agree
ment may be modified or aOrogated AZ
any time by p majority OF the companies
parties hereto at meeting TO be called
by the referee. or on the written order
Of five of said companies; that each
company party hereto shall Immediately
notify all OF its agents o. the adoption
Of this agreement. and the same shall go
into effect on ana after November /. 1879
The meeting adjourned shortly after
O'Clock this afternoon, and II was an
nounceG that all but three companies
had signed tho agreement.
Tho Travellers ard Connecticut Mu-
tual refused 10 have anything 10 do with
the proposed plans. while the Aetna Com
pany required time to think the matter
over more fully.
Commissioner Merrill named ex-Gover-
nor William II. Russell. Of Massachu-
sets. as the referee called for in the
agreement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA,
oct. l2.--Special.-Rev. Evsrad Meade is
holding a series OF services in Ware
church ana preaching some practical.
helpful sermons. The walls Of this Old
colonial building are being improved By
a coat of alahastine: new window is
being put In the choir gallery. These re-
Iairs are being hurried through that the
church may be in thorough order before
the visitation Of Bishop White, VINO Is
much beloved IN these pan 'h,s.
Mrs Morton i ia New York.
Mrs. Duval has returned 10 baltimore
Mrs. Johnstol IS visiting her dalghter,
Mrs. II. Taliafsrro. at Bellevue.
Miss Lou Seawei is IN Washington, or
a visit to hcr sister. Miss MoE.e tnort
ScaNeM
REV. William y. Lee and family nave
returned from a visit 10 Clarke. Mrs.
Lees mother. Mrs. +. S. konnslar. Of
Berry vile. and Mrs. Rebcrie Washing
ton. of Alexandria. arc at the Tcctory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

ST. LOUIS, NO. oct ia speciai
from Lexington, Ky, says:
During the progress of a Republican
meeting in a small hamlet In KNOTT
county last night. a melee occurred, whlch
resulted ia the loss Of three lives.
Judge Combs was addressing the meet
ing. 4 party Of young Democrats TOOK
un .orage at q statement made, ana
general fight followed. Pistois ana
knives were freely used. Nhen quiet
was restored 81 was found that rom
Howard and Henry Patton, Democrats
and Judge Josiah Combs, the speaker
were dead, and at least dozen others
injured. The scene Of the fight is at
an almost inaccessible point. and further
narticulars cannot be obtained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

MADRID. oct. 12.-At Ferroll to-day a
son of The Captain-General OF the pro-
vince (Corunn assaulted the editor Of a
Socialist newspaper and afterwards ar
rested him. a mob Of 400 workmen
made violent protest against the edi-
tors arrest and marched through the
streets 20 the palace. several OF the large
windows Of which they smashed with
stones. The military finally dispersed
the mob, whcreupon the worSmen In the
dock-yards declared they would 80 on
strike. FoirOi is one OF the principal
naval arsenals Of Spain. and large num-
Der of men are employed there as Dock
men and In other capacities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

SEATTLE, WASH, oct 2.-Les.er W.
David. receiver Of the Blaine state Bank,
who recently was compelled 10 surrender
to X. W. Emmons r. eiver OF the Blame
National Bank. property alleged to De
long To the latter institution. mas Med
an anidayit in tho United states Court,
alleging conspiracy to loot the National
Bank, and for that purpose, he says the
state Bank was organized, while the Ma
tionai Bank still preserved corporate
existence.
N. w. Wheeler vas president, and p.
r. Wheeler. cashier of both institutions,
and Receiver David cites transactions In
aleaed frrtherancc Of the conspiracy, the
practice Of the Wheelers being 10 realzs
on the assets. of the National Bank de-
post the money in the state Bank, anc
thon borrow 1t on their individual ac-
count
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

dent, and X. Schuyler Tucker. secretary
and treasurer The failure was not al
together unexpected.
j b. brewster. the head or the firm, ~
now eighty years OF age, and lattcrly has
not given close personal attention 10 the
details OF the business.
The failure marks an epoch in the his
tory of carriage building, for the Brew
stcrs for almost a century past nave Deeh
the most famous carriage builders IN the
world ~
Arthur Duncan, ono OF the ass'se'l,
managers OF the firm while speaking OF
the assignment to-day. said. that ane
liabilities would probably amount 70
$4,000. and the assets would almost
reach that figure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
victory Over the campany store system.

PITTSBURG, PA, oct. 1.-THE joint
convention of operators and miners con-
cluded It's work TINS morning by adopting
the report OF the Committee on DEAD
Work. This report recommended the
wage scale OF 49,, whereby the pay IS
increased and decreased in proportion 10
the price paid 10 the miners
The resolution liking the dlnerehllal
rate on and after January lst, presented
last evening, and which was WiihdraWn,
was again offered this morning, ana
after considerable discussion was adopted.
IL provides that on and after January
J. 1895. the proper dinerenual payment
between cash and store orders for mining
coal shall be twenty cents per ton. lniS
is believed By all concerned 10 be the
death-kneil 10 the company-store system
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

CINCINNATI. Oct l2.-The low water
In the Ohio river Is seriously interfering
with slipDors and merchants. The yause
az this point Saturday morning marked
ed AZ mis- mort since 1887. when the gauge
ON September sd marked two feet ei-ht
inches. -, 49,,
A sounding Of the Dayton bar above
the wharf marks but twenty-ohe ll,cngS,
fifteen inches. -. ,ht.
port was I'm 1881, when the Government
gauge marked but one foot eleven lhcnes .
have zone 10 bank. and but two very
iight-draft packets are holding the fort
towing lighters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

ROME, oct l2.-Adviccs from Masso-
Wah state that on October 9TH General
Baratieri. commanding the Italian forces
in Abyssinia, made an advance and car
ried a strong native position NJ Debraai-
lat held by 500 Abyssinians commanded
by Eas Mangascia. The enemy was unable
TO Withstand the force Of the attack.
and after brief but sharp fight ned
10 the southwark pursued by the Italians,
who captured many prisoners. The
Italians had eleven killed and thirty
wounded, and the natives lost thirty
Killed and large number wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
IN FiyOR or MRS. STANFORD.
The Suit fihc Government for s15,Ooo'ooo
VIII he Appealed.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. oct: Z
Judges Morrow. Hawley. and Gilbert. In
the United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
handed down their decision this morning
In the case OF tie Government against
the estate Of the late Senator stanford
for about si5.00,o0J. The case sustalns
the decision OF Judge Ross. VINO decided
the case in favor OF Mrs. Stanford Az
torney IcKissick, representing the Gov
eminent. says lie viii appeal the case
to the United States Supreme court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
Before They rommcnced TO Bet.

Mr.. jefferson (the dealer with a SPADE
flush. sourly)--~,'s a dog-gone po'r dea-
lah dat gibs i-nsef sech Il han'cz rs
got"
Mr.. Jackson with four aces. grima-
firlslet-''Lawdi L shud think yo' he'd
sum grcdge agin me from dis han"
Deacon Button with a pair or cen-
ccs, elated apparcntly)--"l KANT Kick
on mine. gemmcn. Lot de bct'in' rip
Ile."--Jadgc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
wInn oosr ORE S;OO,ooo 4 YEAR.
The Subsidy TO the Americat Line steam
ers TO liogin oct 10.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. oct. l2.-Thc
United States VIII begin October 10Th
paving the new American line OF steamers
81 q mile Tor carrying the mails from
New York to Southampton The cost
10 the Government VIII be IN excess Of
100000 per year. The number OF miles
between New York ard southampton VIII
be computed 10y the Navy Department.
and no regard Will be paid 70 the north
ern or southern routes, the payment be-
ing made according 10 tho average dis
lance. The computations VIII he IN
STATUTE instead OF nautical miles, the
opinion OF the Attorney General being
that the word mite in tho law does not
mean nautical miles or knots Under
the contract the American Company must
dispatch ship every week and carry
all mail that is offered.
nc has not been determined whether
mail shall be held for the American line
or whether II shall be dispatched also
by other lines. This is something 10 be
decided by the Postmastcr-Gen tral and
he and General Nelson. the Second AS
slstant. under whose jurisdiction the for
eiQn mails come, are now considering
the matter. 10 rs probable the depart
mcnt viii not decide 60 hold foreien mail
for "A week but VIII send the more Inn
portant matters by other lines as now.
Papers and printed matter. no doubt.
will be held for the contract service.
Considerable disappointment has been
expressed I'm Washington With the show
INK thus far made by the American lines
now steamer. In po.n; of speed. Al
though she has been several months in
service. the 81. Louis has done nothing
remarkable on her voyages. She was
overhauled and LETT Ear behind q dew days
ago by one OF the fast Cunardcrs.
In view OF the fact that the Govern
ment Is to pay the American line large
amount annually Tor carrying the malls
II IS regarded as unfortunate. 90 say The
least. that the new ships which f'y the
American nag have not already shown
their ability TO capture the Atlantic
record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
Artesian Wells Dry.

HAZLETON. PA. oct. 12.-Three arte
sian wells at Oneida ceased to give their
usual supply Of water yesterday. since
being put down five years ago the dudn-
H. ~ water coming from these OPEN
ings never showed a sign OF lessen'ns
until the present time They are l.55o
foat deem. and were bored upon the ad-
vice Of F,cklcy y. Coke. who foresaW me
lion To-day the mines were shut down
and so mon are idle .-phiIadelphla fIess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

WASHINGTON, GA. oct. l2,-Mandy
Cody was sentenced 10 death here and q
man was sentenced TO be hanged by her
side The man is Florence English. They
killed Cicero English the woman's hus-
band. November 22d is the date set for
their hanging.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

odicaI visit TO the insane King Otto.
He found the condition OF the King worse
than ever. lie even goes naked anu
jumps about like an animal on all TOURS.
He eats necessarily. taking DIS 1000 OIL
the ground. The windows OF the palace
where he is confined are built up 10 pre-
vent the entrance OF light. which inc
mad King hates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
Prairie Sehooncrs.

Steam railroads have not yet crowde5
the prairie schooner entirely out. Last
week a train OF five schooners from
Northern Kansas arrived at Walla Walls.
Wash. bound for the Great Paiorse. Two
families % immigrants occupied the
wagons, rnl tho outfit hai bean on the
ROAD {. =. -i'l- last pril.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
J. +. Brewster 4 Co. Assign.

NEN YORK, Oc'. III. u. Brewster
A. Co Incorporated. manufacturers %
carriages, with warehouse at No. M
Fifth avenue. made an assignment to-
DAY 20 john A. Carver The officers OF
che company ere Joseph Z. Smith, presi"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
REOUITAL SOLD.
the Futuritv Winner bought by w. II
Thomson for $4,000.

NEW YORK, oct. i2.-Requltal; TINS
years FutUrity winner, was bousnt W
w. H. Thompson at to-day's SAFE Oh
race-horses at Grayesend Tor s-o'"v.
Orlondo Jones paid slo:coO Tor tne tWo-
year-old. Haslet. and $1,000 for yeariins
colt by IrOnuO.s- CarlOtt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

LONDON, Oct IA dispatch from
Berlin says that a few days ago Baron
Won Crai!shein, president or the Bava-
rian Council OF ministers, made his peri
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

MASPBTH, l.. L.. oct l2.-The Griffo-
Iavlgne fight was declared draw Ut the
end Of the twentieth round.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

arrar7arDrawrN@ Our large display window will give you
EyY9GF gN9lllSV' hints of the basement
binc in Houseurnislngs Tnwae Woodenware Cockey Glass
% rnoware Hardware and other Something special this
ao it On Enormous Sale Fine Crystal Glassware comprising
rnmbes obes Jelly Dishes Fruit Plates owe Dishes Cake and
d Plates. in fact the greatest assortment OF Glassware ever
shown in this city.
rsconoped-rae Dozen
tied Bas e
Ish!y 5lnd..i ,'dsi asirlplec
ia, FRUITS sauce eN.,
One 10 large
Inch Pc g 81
8inciS
Ova
Ief,' &c. each
straw nd an
-Cructg
gnN meg be
be the
osS r5e earlier fortunate youl &C.