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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-05
The snprelne Uonrt,s October Term.

WASHINGTON, Oct >. - After a four
months recess the United States supreme
court will reconyene next Monday for the
October term. There will probably be a
full bench at the beginning of the term.
The court docket now contains 6l5 cases,
against 75l at the beginning of last year S
October term, and of these twenty-eight
have already been argued and submitted,
and are before the court for decision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Grand total .....................
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

The tables this Year are noticeable FOR
the scarcity OF estimates for the con-
struciion " public buildings except Zoo
tine Marine Hospital Service. aud Tor
river and harbOr improvements The
following amounts are asked for the
public buildings - the places named 3D."
the South
Meridian. Miss. post -cfiicc. $1,000. SA-
vannah. Ca, courthouse. and post-0iiice.
f'jno. Port Royal =. g.. Naval station.
!lNT, Key West naval station s. oco.
Norfolk navy yard. $4,000.
Item Fortifcauons and other works
~ defence. Sl5.Si5.256. This includes 80
roofVl for gun and mortar batteries. md
S9.U0.l56 for armament OF fOruhcations)
Estimates FOR river and harlor improve
meufs made total of s3.3isUO
Items. Savannah. ia. 500 no. Cumler
land Sound Georgia and Florida 500
900. galveston. Texas $4,000.
RIVERS AND HARBORS.
Accompanying the estimates for river
and hirbor appropriations ts statement
~ the sums that will be required during
the year for materials and work on pro
jccts. previously authorized by Congress.
amounting 90 ST. 529o53 Among the larc-
er items there are Illinois. and Mississippi
canal. 81 .4zl.lio. Mississippi river from ST.
Paul 10 mouth Of Ohio river. 81. 800 coo
Mississippi river from Ohio river to bead
or passes s25s3.333
The Secretary OF State recommended
appropriation Of $3.50 coo to enable the
United States 10 accept the invitation of
The French republic 10 take part IN the
French Exposition of 1870
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

zst. then girl OF j.. dressed in white with
Kay red ana blue ribbons. and represent
INK Louisiana. that placed IHurs wreath
on the brow OF the victorious General
Tante Zoe was hut Do when She married
hud but l2 when She became widow. F't
she l-aVrs scores OF descendants srsnl-
children. grrst-crnudChildron. and fr'lf-
great grandchildren behind her. From
I..l almost fo the time of ltr death,
Mime P.ythaud was the leader of creoia
society She had the prosConIum box 40
the nrst opera ever given Boz Ncw Orleans.
She entertained m brilliant style The
Jpuc d Orleans. Louis Philippe. of France.
when % refugee m America. She led 'n
the balls. the opera. and everything else.
When her youth passed away Aim' PrF-
chnud remained the idol OF tne cre' boo
world. There vas never SICK person n
IN. French quarter whose I-'do fno 900
not VISIT. nor amy one in trouble who d.d
NOT consult hcr. and hor Thursday leters
which she kept nap until sho was cod vrre
the rendezvous OF Young and oIi. fnr
Mime pevchaud could Tell tho most doc
nehtful stories of o'd oreolo oaNs.-Nrw
York Sum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

one OF the most picture que character
IN New Orleans passed away De-" DAVIS
ago boo THE person OF Dame You've lwidoWl
Mario Mllol.inc Ioe truZHf ieftnANd.
"Tante Zoc." as she WIS known to in'
entire creole population OF N'" ''.'t''.
Nine Pcychaud WIS M years OF asr
Suc bad figured so conspicuou lN from
ner very childhood IN the society and
History - Sew Orleans. and hrt memory
Was 500 bright. that She seemed FAR Older
than the century Size WAS OF the to
creole stock. a granddaughter Of that
Cnctalei Chalmette Chaimeiie DE- l.ln"i
upon whose plantation the brittle oi NeN
Orleans WAS fought which Lou. inr9 folks
always called the battle OF Chaimefie.
and the daughter ot that SENIOR 'rullt
who was Governor OF 400 the vast Mis-
sDur torrtof, OF Spain which stretched
from the Mississippi to the Pacific Whom.
after Noe. victory of New Orleans. the pop
.Iat0u of thar clfy. with thc Gallo lowe
Tor display welcomed Gen. Jackson with
romn and ceremony bon thc Place d Aruof.
now Jackson Square IT. WAS little Ioc cru
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Last night about o'clock Nelly Chris
tiln (colorcdJ. who lives on north sixth
street. between Marshall and clay. wds
cut hy her husband in a. most brutal
Tne couple have not lived together for
some time William Christian, the nus
band. has been before the Police Justice
upon the charge OF beating his wife. and
had been admonished 20 leave the woman
alone.
Last night be visited her house 10 is
believed. tor the purpose OF persuadlns
her TO live with him again. ln this ne
was unsuccessful. and becoming an5ered
ly his wife refusal 10 comply Wltn 90,
wishes. be drew a knife and cut her seven
times. after which DE escaped.
The woman cries for help brought
her friends 10 her assistance The ann
bulauce was summoned. and the woman
carried 10 the aimshOusc. where Or.
LIME dressed her wounds. one OF the
cuts. on her -isht shoulder, extends
through 90 the lung. and may probably
prove fatal The woman. however. was
I.-fIr- quietly at AN early hour this
morning.
Christian has net yet been arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
Ton HIS DEATH BED He TOLD MS son

the gold field toward which the six
winter expeditions are pointing is in the
warmest part of the Pacific. Ii consists
of an island with sandy beach and two
mountains which rise like horns al the
opposite ends of the island. The beach
Is rich with ore. even the pebbles bear
ing that dark. rusty look that means
gold. But the richest layers are in the
mountains, where there Is "a whole ledge
of soft rock that is more than half gold.
The ledge reaches along one end OF the
s. ISLAND, which is 4 quarter OF a mile In
width. and rises in great height. rich IN
gold.
The discovery Of this island dates back
twenty years: and for that length of
time expeditions have been getting ready
10 sail for It, But all have met with
come calamity before starting. Mean
while the secret has been kept.
The story Is something like this:
Twenty years ago Maine carpenter
started by ship from California back
home. going by way OF Panama. When
nearly I'm port the ship stopped at an
island for repairs. and the carpenter took
a day to enjoy himself. At the public
house-for the island was a small settle
ment-he met two sailors who had with
them bag Of ore. Hearing he had been
q miner they asked him 10 test the metal
lie did so. finding II nearly pure gold.
The sailors said they had obtained II from
an is.anu one days sailing north.
4ne sailors proposed that all 70 back
te the island and get ships load OF
gold They would start In q vessel pur-
chased with the carpenters money The
carpenter agreed and back they weat
Near the island a severe storm came up.
wrecklng them The carpenter and one
sailor were cast ashore. but the crew
persisted.
Next day thcy-the carpenter and the
sailor-explored the island and were de-
lisnted 10 find II rich In gold. They
gathered such OF the mineral rs they
could ana that day We're provldent!ahy
p,cked up by a vessel happening along
They hailed her and were taken aboard
A YARN OF GOLD
Returning 20 his home IN Maine he
married intending next year 90 return
10 his island OF gold His wife oh-
sect.D. however. 10 the voyare. ana 80
the years passed. Last wear The ear
rentcr died bat on MS dcath-hed he
told lis son how hc and the sailor had
shOveilcd up pebbles that were more than
half gold
But the son was less adventurous
than his father. Like his mother he
was incredulous and told the story 10
friends as an evening tale The frs;
frieno wno heard II after The cd mans
death sprane 10 his feet. III your father
told that story" said he III IS true. and
7 am soine 20 ~ out an expedition 20 look
I'd that island
A party was speedily formed and In
few DAYS II will sail from Maine TO look
for the gold Island in the Southern Paci-
&c.
Meanwhile. however. the news spread.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

~ EFtNSTfIIE. TND.. NIN HIii
GUJEiNTLE IVNUNJJF


DALLAS. TIN. Dec. 7.-Da" stuart
departed from Darl- Too New York on
Saturday morning l-t and SIR Gnmhert
OF Evansville md. who arrived nefc TO
da-. is kcenly Disappointed. aa he 'an'o
10 confer with stuut relative fo securing
the night tor Evansville. Sturil Is due
~ Ncw York city ID night
Gumbcrt says ttanspiis ucn 90
wealth viii pat up d uis bond io secure
ihu 'oibctt-lif1.immuus match. llr
says H e1araufrc viii also Doe gwen
against official Interference lie asserts
that prize lights have been conducted no
Evansville all winter without molrsinliun.
and the proposed match would draw 3D.
S2OUuuU house llc says there Us 600 build
Ing urgc CUcurh io hold thr crowd. hut
that IL circus tent. with all necessary de-.
tcs sOfirs. Is ready.
Mr Gumhert VIII remain lh Dallas io
communicate with STUART AMI NAV ."
10 New York 90 meet hiin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
THE TIMEs-RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY. DECEMBER g. 1896

confession made by Miss Maggie Kat
ron. who made a sworn statement that
she. Winner. Lackey and elson committed
the murder.
The mob consisted Of two hundred ana
my uumaskcd men who made no effort
to conceal their identity and many OF
them could be easily recognized.
Prosecuting Attorney William Aull
says.
u have evidence sufficient TO IDENTIFY
some Of tho members OF the mob and
have the names OF many others. also
property belonging 10 some OF them. IL
IL T. the Last act OF my life, ] expect to
bring the perpetrators TO Justice and
shall request the assistance OF the Attor-
ney-Ceueral and all the power that the
state can lend 10 see that such conspir-
acies against the law are punished and
the con-pirdt1rs brought to JUS
lice. They treated one officer
like brute and showed that
they had a. little regard for law as
thcv claim lad the alleged murderers
they were seeking Had they come sat
urday night some oi them would now
be in the hands or the undertaken on IN
the Lafayette county jail The officers
dii their fun duty. but WEI" helpless
under the circumstances
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
JHE rfEGIAJI cos" y T. MI
pone. aud swanson want "e"'c"rani
Rights for Tho Tuban-.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Dec. i-Speciai -
The members OF the virginia delegation
present in the House to-day. were HeD-
reseutalives Swanson. fucker. Tuner.
Jones. Meredith. Otey. and thorp. Mes-is.
Elicit. Tyler and walker were absent
Senators Martin and Daniel were both
present in the Senate. The PRESIDENT
message d.d not prove - interesting "a
document as had been expected. ana was
not listened TO with close attention.
As result. only Messfs JONES mud
Swanson were willing Go discuss 90 Both
these gentlemen disagree with The Prcsi-
dents views concerning cuba. and are
heartily in favor OF according the Gu
b1ns belliseriut rights Al once. Repre-
sentative Tucker agrees With the Prcsi-
dent.
The other members Of the delegation.
while they an sympathize vita the Gu
bans. are unwilling to criticlse SIR Cieve-
lands gttitude until they had better
opportunity 10 study the message
GEN. LEE ~ WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. -. G.. Dee. 7.--Spe-
ciul.-General iitzhueh Ice. who returned
10 Wa hingtOn last night called upon the
President to-day. and also visited The
state Department lie wiz leave ION New
York tomorrow. and VIII probably not
return 10 this city before his departure
for Havana
Ile VIII probably leave for cuba ncIt
week. The General sfiU refuses 10 dis
cuss Cuban affairs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
ISLAND MADE OF PURE GOLD
i Maine Man On His peath-BCd Tells
His Son Of One in ;hS ScUIh.
NEAR PANAMA, GUARDED 81 SNAKES
Amer Twenty Years so Expeditions are
Forming 10 Go 10 Look for 1.-The
Headquarters for Monopoly
Create, Than Diamond Trust.

~ lie biggest gold yarn ever told IS
being whispered around, "ho'
strange TO say. ~ mas found ="
many believers that -" less than
six expeditions are being htted
out.
the gold yarn Is about an islans 81
gold In the South Pacific ocean. IT, hcS
in the belt OF gold islands. west ~ Pana-
toa. But this one Is 50 much larger thsn
the others. so much richer and SO much
more easily worked. that II Is the mag
net that is drawing ali the gold parties
toward IL.
When Cecil Rhodes said ne WAS going
60 corner the diamond market of the
world by getting possession OF the en-
tire South African mines. spectators
laughed at him. and investors wanted to
3mprison him and I,arnato and Belt n
crazy knavcs who were tryins 70 get I'd
Of the money intrustcd 10 them.
But Belt. Barnato aud Rhodes knew
where the corner" was located. and
they found IT,
The hunters for the new rold 1cid are
Waking about corners They say that
gold lies so plcntihliy In this new region
that TO own II practically corners the
cold OF The world From nowhere else
can II re mined 50 cheaply or plcntfully.
an. thar fact alone insures corner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
PERsoN4L tND GlNERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Gill
zen. and Other Matters.


STATE Senator W. 81 rMua.,ia. Of ! w
altaa. is o. tAe ci'J Oh .eea. business.
afr T. y. G0tts.halk. ahead OF "rhe
silver King. is al tae Je1ofscn.
Company eco" First He-iment. held ifs
regular weekly t.n az t.e ArnOry last
rictt tut there was very slim at
tendance.
The name OF General George J. Humid
ley. = Amelia Courthouse. i- being men
1onel by h.s friends for the Democratic
domination for Attorney General next
'aN
rae funeral OF Mr.. Norborne Thomas.
Page. took place Sunday afternoon from
MS late residence. 30 east Franklin
street Rev. Hartley Carmichael. ID. ID.
0niciated. lnterment was in Hollywood
Or \. f. Dickinson. OF the RELIGIOUS
Herald. and President Boatwrght Of
Richmond College have returned from
TIE Baptist state Convention meetinss iu
Charleston. =. g.. They say tina, tha storm
was frishtfu.. Dr. Dickinson train wds
thirty hours late in reaching Charleston.
Mrs VIM H. Kelly and her daughter.
Mrs =. IL. Reif0ri. have gone 20 New
York 20 be ~ the bedside o. Mrs. kelly-
brother. NJ Harry Woods. who IS
very LL
lion joseph r. Iawi.ss. the secre-
tary of ODE commonwealth. is 90 present
sending o. taa clerks II tl- various county
ana corporation ,oiif- ll ial- state copies
o., Volume 90 N.r-.aia Reports. compris-
ing the period flcm July is. i,5. 20 April
.. 1896.
Cards are ont for The marriage Of Miss
Lula Hal. daughter Of Nj w. II. Hall.
III south Bc.v.dere street. % Mr.
". II. Kahn. The ceremony will take
place next Tuesday December 18Th, at
Holy Trinity church. M f.i5 =. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
~ Mlllnlchf l,ell .

II has been a great many years since
Hoyt wrote "A Midnight Bell which
was tho beginning of his success as
acter sketch. scenes Of which are laid
IN one OF the New England States.
For an illustration OF character study.
the play is remarkably clean cut and true
TO nature. but from point Of dramatic
construction. there are some woefil I'M
constituencies in IL.
\ large audience welcomed Dichv Fol-
and his wife in the play last evening.
and 10 judge by Their applause they were
Wen pleased
As Deacon Tidd pi-hy Rel ts very
amusing. and De kept ms audience with
h,m at all times. but as support while
fair. is hy no means strong enough 90
do the play fun justice
There will Ice two performances Ct a
Midnight Ben" to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
silver Conference Po>fpourl

CHICAGO. Dec. General A. j. War
ner. president Oi the American Bimettulc
Union. has decided not 10 call a gen ral
conference Of leaders OF the Silver forces
in Washington ths week. as was c0n-
tcmp.ated. bar instead bias issued cail
Executive Committee in Washington De-
c-mUer 18th. 40 which tim Tie question
o. calling -ucn ID general conference Will
he decided.
would take part I'm The neral couieren, %
fro.o-.a viii be- IN Washing on on public
business. and the time is considered OPP
...rtun. Tor eefUll al agreement as 10
the plan 81 campaign during tie next
four years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

4 Member Of the school Board Resigns
Hts Successor.

ASHLAND. Va. Dec. I-Special.-At a
meeting u the Town Council held TO-
night. Mr. J. NJ Lclke resigned as a
member OF the school Board OF Ashland.
w.. aud Mr.. T. l.. g. scott WIS un4ni-
mously elected t0 hn The vacancy.
Rev T. D. Han. brother Of Maj. J. b.
Hail. preached Il powerful sermon az the
Baptist church on sunday al The night
service. The Methodist aud the Pre-oy-
terrain congregations united with the bap-
tist. that they mi-ht have an opportunity
of hearing Rev AIR. Hall
Mr Hall was formerly pastor 81 "a
church 10 Norfolk Va. hut leit here toe
day 90 become pastor ~ church near
Dlnvlllo ka.
The young gentlemen OF the town are
preparing 90 give masquerade ball dur
ing Christmas week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

WASHINGTON. - c.. Dec. 90. j.
Bell of this city. WIS TINS morning l.Nu
ered lie chafftnquship Of the Inaugural
Committee ly Mr. Hanna. and JAS ac-
ceutcd the office Ilc is O. f"punlicth
and "A weu-kuoWn business mann MI
: W. Woodward another WIDEN Know
husinose man of this city. hnd been Of
fercd the position. but after some cuuaid-
Grafton the result of much discussion ln
R.nublican circles hero. hc declined fhr
hOuurs Nj. NJ oohN if" ""' " ''''
Democrat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
MARI rR0sfccrING ArroRNEr.
lie saws Lynchcgs shall or Punished II II
fsthcIA.t Act OF tii-L

LEXINGTON. MO. Dee. About /
O'Clock ta.s morn.as iaree mob of men
from Ray county came iato town. over
powered are jauer and guards and lyn-h-
81 Jesse Winner uul james Nelson wh)
were conluea here ODD the charge OF mur-
C,rue Mrs Winner ari her two babies
ucli RicHmon1 Mo- o,tohcr -fth.
Lon lAckcy, who has also been in jail
here unoer % charge o. completely in the
murder. was taken back to Richmond
Saturday Tie probabilities are that
yengence will be melted out 10 him later.
Winner came out trembling with fear.
Nelson said not wcrd but clearly showed
that he WAS not afraid. Both men
pleaded with the mob for their lives aud
claimed that they were innocent.
Several attempts Were made % lynch
Winner and Lacked while they were in
JAN az Richmond. which led u their re-
moval here for safekeeping Nelson has
been In jail here ever since Saturday hav-
INK been arrested Oh the strength OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
~ UNDhNomINArIoAAL RfvIyAL.
Pastors and citizen. Meet Ia Diake Ar
rangemenfs-Prison In Route.

rangements-Pri-o In Route.
ROANOKE. VA. Dee. 7.-Special.--At
meeting Of pastors and citizens here 20
day 1t was resolved 10 have an unde-
nomnauonai revival AT an early date. a
committee. composed OF Il. y. Jones. 10
seph Stras. and Dr. r. W. Crozier. was
appointed TO make the necessary arrange
ments and name d conductor. The meet
Ing Will begin about the nrst OF January
next
Sergeant Tillett left tonight with the
following prisoners for the State prison.
FRED. StcinbreChor. one year. l.. l.. Pat
sci. three years; Jessie Terry (cOloredJ.
six and 0ne-haN years
The Roanoke .lks Lodge or Sorrow
yesterday afternoon was largely attend
cd. ana The services solemn and impress
siNe. An overture WAS played by rrolr--
sor Leo Wheat. Prayer wls offered by
Rev. l. W. Patton. of Christ Episcopal
church and am dldres, WAS Delivered
hy Exalted Ruler T.. G.. WclSch. Since the
lodge WIS Organized i've years ago SIX
members have died.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
COMMENT ON MESSAGE.
LOS DOS YHISS IPPEOTfS CLbtt-
LAMPS gJIUS ON CUD'
With Sumo Reservation ~ Regards tHH
Monroe ;'"ctr'"e->pain - '"""-
srieJ .. Heed the A0si't

LONDON. Dee. 7.-Commcr;ng upon
President Cievcland's message 10 Con
grcss. me Standard wiz tomorrow say
IL - dlsnincj and apie. 8rd l. marked
throughout with sterling common sense.
II deserves aud wall. doubtless. obtain
the serious study of tine European peo-
pies. The Standard h. ~ the opinion thar
tnc message viii excite bitterness In
spain. which country. nevertheless. must
make up her mind to listen to friendly
counsel SpaniIos may be- excused n
they detect a tone OF menaee The CON
ditiOn OF cuba viii certainly not induce
impartial observers 10 say that menace
IS uuwaTrautcd.
The paper dwelis "a Mr.. Ilevelands
pointed rc-asscftiOn OF the Monroe doc
trine in the paragraph reading; What
ever circumstances may arise our policy
and our interests would cOnstrain us TO
object TO the acquisition Of the island
az any interference with IT'S control by
any other power
4 PROTECrORATE.
II sees IN this the intention Of the
United states 10 claim % virtual protec-
iorate over the American continent aud
the Islands thereof This 10 adds. - a
arse and bold policy that IS not quite
free from danger.
ln conclusion the standard refers 10
the passages referring 90 the satisfactory
ending of the Venezuelan dispute. and
says that the diguined language Of the
message where il refers 20 Turkey shows
the Powers that they can be assured OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
10 ind spot where ore is rich enough
10 warrant carting away in bags.
A TI.EASuNE IsLAND.

~
TO warrant carting away in bags.
A TREASURE ISLAND.
The O. Maine carpenter brought nome
with him twenty bags Of ore mueh of
which passed for fruit and the remainder
as curios picked up in hts travels. Ouc
large. rich piece of ore was preserved and
his son has II to-day 10 show would-be
hunters for the lost island
Fan and winter are the seasons when
the gold hunt is most profitable fee tlc
SOuthcrn Pacific u g. cooler now ara
the crew ana miners are more Willins 10
exert fho',re'vcs. Ia the spring. when
the Ievcr.sh weather comes oa ail ,-n
sail home.
an island ~ pure gold Is not an imuos.
siplhty. BY that Is not meant the clear
pure ore OF commerce. for this Is m-
possible But The rough. streal.y. ye.-
lowisA. darksh stuh that beins cleared
shows more gold than rock There are
Islands almost entirely OF this. aad 90 is
not impossible that an aii-goid island may
be found
If the six expeditions succeed. o. 4ry
one OF them. there Will be q South l4-
cine GO company as powerful an o~-
ganizatlon as the Cecil Rhodes South
African diamond corporation.
CLARENCE :. RUSSELL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Railroad shops Increase iionrs for 5000.
Rolling MIN Resumes

KANSAS CITY. NO. Dec. The
working time OF the shop and engine
house employees OF the Missouri Pacific
railroad. in Kansas City. KAN has been
increased from six 10 nine hours per
day. Notice 10 this effect was posted i'm
the shops Saturday The order affects
about 1900 employees OF tle road on the
Western division
CLEVELAND. o.. Dec. THE Aetna
Rolling Min. which has been shut down
since the middle OF October. started
Tires again this morning Three hundred
and ffty men are given work
HARTFORD. CONN. Dee THE
Hartford Carpet Company .his monng
started twenty-five looms in the Brussels
department OF its factory az Thompson
Vile. This Will give employment o. TWEEN
ty-nve men. fifteen boys and as many
girls. The Brussels department has been
closed Tor over fOui months
The Colts Patent Firearms Manufac-
turing Company began today running
its factory ten hour. per day. n has run
Tat eight hours daily for SIX months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
ESTIMATES SUBMITTED.
SECRETARY CARLISLE ASKS con
GREsS ron Sf.f.SIS,97O
In Accordance with the Requests for APP
propriations-Fsw Public Buildings
Asked for-IIow Distributed.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Dec. 7.-Secre-
tary Carlisle sent to Congress the est-
mates OF appropriations required for the
June 20. 1925. as furnished by the several
Executive Departments. The estimates
foot ny si2l, 5lS.yiO against silS.ygLO1y es-
timated for lsgG-97 and si32. ~ COS ap-
propri5ted for that year.
THE ESTIMATES.