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The morning times., 1896-05-02

TO STAND BY EACH OTHER
Alliance Concluded Bet ween Brazil, BO-
livia, Uruguay and Para quay.
The morning times., 1896-05-02

TWO BATTLESHIPS LESS
Senate Adopts M Gorman's Amend
menU to Naval Bill
The morning times., 1896-05-02
Two wives Seek Freedom

Two wives yesterday sought separation
rom their husbands through divorce pro-
The morning times., 1896-05-02

VOLUNTEERS AGAINST CUBA
Meeting Held in Madrid to Organize Sew
eral Companies.
The morning times., 1896-05-02

FRAMING OF THE YOUNG
sunday School Work Discussed by Swed-
enbOrgian Council.
The morning times., 1896-05-02

DISTRICT IN CONGRESS
Houses Adverse Report on PostOffice
wooden Roof
The morning times., 1896-05-02

cIILOM STILL HAS HOPES
MAY Be a Candidate in SplJe OF His Re
cent Defeat.
The morning times., 1896-05-02
The TINES
REACHES
MORE
PEOPLE

every day in the week than any
daily paper published in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
No other paper can successfully
aSsail this statement. Circulation
books open to all.
The morning times., 1896-05-02

The circulation of The Times for
the week ended April 90, 1896, was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

well understand. he said. only from
above; that Is. IL Is there. ana from o',iy
our Father I'm Heaven. lie salu ne o,u
not know how long he would remain III
Alexandria or whittier he would go.
The newspaper people az the ho'e' "'
the time thought that ! had come as
paticnt TO be healed. and there was
deaf and dumb man there at the uine-
MIR Patton. n cousin OF the Post reporter.
So they retired. leaving the healer with
the two deaf men. Patton had cloth
wrapped about his throat. and said on ms
fingers he had come to be cured, nut ne
lad sat and sat and sat there so long
that he didn't know whether he was 10
be cured or not. | told him he might be
cured already. whereupon he got up. ana
before | could ask Mr.. Schrader II the
deaf and dumb man from birth had been
restored or would he. he had the deal
mu.e by the hand and then babe him so
out
Patton went out. but had hardly reach
cd tho first floor before he came back 10
ask If he must take the cloths from
around his neck Mr.. Schrader told MN
he had better keep II on for whlle yet
Then Mr.. ScEradcr. as / understood MN
said that his cures were not always 10 ne
looked for or relied upon at once; many
coming on gradually. and he tapped me
on the shoulder and shook my hanu
warmly as I went out-not cured yet, OUT
maybe will be- l. however, went 10 MN
only for The Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
IL errnnl,.c BrcNilies.

The Board of Control of the Mississippi
State penitentiary mas leased '"vo acres
OF delta farm land, on when IL VIII MAKE
cotton next year. Is IL ana TINS Win 'Oh-
Nict labor. The State furnishes the lapor
in exchange for the land and the teams
..-.4...- tNl4.. 1nc osa,c
owns 5000 acres OF land, and with me
rental farms Will make close 10 lu'OVV
bales OF cotton.
-. ,,,.at,,tt,ue restrictions of the State
OF Florida. as operated during the sum-
mer months. ceases for the present year
on November 10Th. Texas removed
these safeguards on October nth and
Alabama abrogated quarantine on No
.pfuinr l-f-
Frank Hamilton. for years a promi-
men, ttun.f co. Nts..u. lrA., took NOR
milne Yesterday with suicidal iutel.t eud
tied last evening Up 10 few months
AGO no was "A member OF kdvmvnd N
COS bauklT- house. ana is wen KNOWN
10 New York D. mixers. tie TOOK IN ac-
tive mart in the construction Of tho ANS
tin dam. in which he lost :ruch money
He was married Monday night 10 MISS
Carrie Gray. Of this city. his nrst VIE
having died two wears ago. Dependency
over losses IS supposed - nave led 10
the ict.
There is a movement on foot among
the brewers i'm every clay and Town IN
IN. West and Northwest. whore beer IS
selling at So per barrel. 10 raise the price
To 81 and place the brewing interests
OF Chicago. Milwaukee. and other large
beer producing places upon paying
footing The brewers have perfected
an agreement that when The price ~
advanred 20 So outside breweries iii not
Interfere for nearly al ~ them have
already entered into p taclt compact 10
stand by each ether Tor mutual pTotec-
tlon.
Five 1aslSed rt'bers early Yesterday
mnrning robbed the sac OF the Star
Brewing Company. in Cleveland ONO
Of 81 On0 I'm cash and Sl5AO worth If rare
coins They overpowered Nifht watch
man Louis Christensen. and after bind
ing and gaeging him blew up me Sate
with dynamite.
The Brazilian Minister AZ Washington
has received n cghlrgram ron ne NH
lister of Foreign Relations A. Rio De
Jane,ru r-rouncns that President fru-
den,e de Moraes. who has been Ill 'housh
somewhat improved. Il unable 10 commute
at the head OF affairs. and has called the
Vice Pre- sident. Manuel Victorina Psreira,
70 assume his duties during his Illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
rnA squiDAoN 40 vAAI<UhLa.
Admiral Bunce's Orders Declared TO he
without special Significance.

WASHINGTON, Nov li.-Admiral
Bunco's sq.adrcn will 90 TO Venezuela
i'm n Jew weeks unless radical departure
is made in the plans perfected ut tho
Navy Dopa rtutnt to-day. when the Ad-
miral came down from New York under
summons nom his superiors and devoted
the entire day TO discussion OF the com
plcX conditions that are understood TO be
insepaiable from the cruise.
The object of Admiral Bunces new or
dcrs r. declared 10 be without any sig
nihcance I'm the foreign ar hrs of the
United States, but relates altogether 20
the neces sity Of effective naval admins
tration. The great fleet which has been
concentrated In home water since last
spring Ostensibly for the advantages OF
evolution and drill In squadron lorna
ton. but cOnfessedly as q precautionary
measure against Unforeseen contingencies
Of possible development ont OF the Cuban
and other cOmplica lions, I'm which the adj
ministratfon was more or less involved,
cannot be- dispersed until those conditions
have ceased 10 exist. nor Is II po~elhl'
TO maintain the ships idle in naNy-Nafds
with the attendant expense lot i'iai.
always numerous during iohb stay "i
home ports
Admiral Bunce. as well az all naval oiii-
GERS. has continually urged the necessity
of keeping IN the drills az sea- nut the'c
require "a base of operations rec from
ice. easy Of access. IN which ne Wholr
fleet can anchor without crowding. ann
whore ccal Il cheap and good food aoun-
dant The Gulf OF Mexico Offers the most
admirable theatre for such winter opera
tions but the authorities have agreed
that on account of irs ncarness 10 CUBA,
the presence Of so large "a force IN INC
Gulf would certainly be- misinierpreted az
Madrid. When 81 was finally conceded
that the fleet must be- held together. and
that evoiutions must be had. the only
waters where the ships could be- always
i'm ready call for hurried return 10 this
coast II needed was I'm that part of the
Atlantic near the mouth OF the Orinoco
and nj the entrance OF the Caribbean sen,
we'll away from Havana.
According 20 present understanding the
feet will be at Hampton Roads most of
December. and will start south before
Christu AS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
SCHEIDER ~ NfNDRI4.
lie Finds an increduious Patient i'm The
Times Representative.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Nov. 1l.-Special.
schrader the healer. arrived here from
LynchLurg last night and took up quar-
tiers at Hotel Keamer. CoN's old tavern.
On upper KING street corner Fayct-c one
of the Washington papers made The an
nour cement this morning, and the
stranger has had scores IN 10 see MIN all
day. About noon he took a walk. and
attracted considerable attention, especial
ID as he passed up King street lie was
dressed In his black robe. and frequently
greeted OniOOkcrs many OF whom were
Enthusiastically impressed with the general
appearance Of the man.
/ called OF him about this afternoon.
lie had the parlOrS OF the hotel, and
there were less than a half dozen there
all told. and four OF these being news
paper people. one of them a young lady
sent over by Washington paper. Mr.
Schrader received his callers most pleas
antly. ana answered every question put
10 him though his answers were wholly
OF one kind. such as have been mentioned
in The Times before.
Tie asked me II / wanted 20 be healed
OF my ceafLess. 1 told him that | GER
tainly did. hut had no faith in the power
OF man 10 restore the lost sense IN a case
like mine. not even Developments of scien-
tile appliances could bring about such
"a belief with me To this he said: Young
man. you are right. II comes only from
God 10 give you back your hearing and to
DO other wonders. but many has lie done
through me-
| asked him II he resorted 10 any par
ticular pra ctice or form or method in
healing these he claimed TO have healed.
He said: "Oh. no. nothing--nothing what
ever" iic pointed towards heaven, and
IN gestures and In words that l could not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
ECITY OF PETERSBURG
Az EJEcTn ENTsUfr FOR LAND SUE
yFIfD IN 1920.
Paid for Tobacco in Gold-Thc tttricks
and Msttoaca Cotton ""'s no
suming on Full Time. d.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov n.-Spcciai.
Henry Giles and George Mason, both
colorcd. ihc latter a lad. narrowly cs-
capcd drowning this afternoon at the
wharf. They were IN "a boat. and while
In The act OF locking the craft. IT sud-
denly SWING around and threw both Of
the occupants out into the river Ihoy
were rescued by MI James Anders' the
boy Mason being rescued Just as ne WAS
going down for the last time
The Circuit Court OF Prince George
county. Judge ~. \. Hancock presidihs'
has been engaged since last MONDAY IN
The trial OF the cjcctmcnt SUIT oil Rams
against Lee. The question Al ISSUE Is
The boundary line Of tract OF ANA
containing nine and "a quarter acres Which
was surveyed in 1870.
PAID IN GOLD.
The parties for whom tobacco was S"iu
"a Farmers warehouse to-day were plu
on in gold, at least those VINO Wls"'u
tho yellow metal About one '"'"
dollars was paid out. H..
TIC Ettrick and Mattoaca cotton FAC
terlcs In Chesterfield county, are now
giving employment TO their run ioICe'
There are employed at these '"o mus
about 600 operatives. whose abSI'S"'c
wages il about 500 week.
Air David Dunlop ana Mrs. Duhiop' VINO
have been touring i'm Europe Tor SeN'i"i
months arrived here Tonight
Mir Andrew Reid. Of Richmond' was IN
,bc cifv To-day. Mr.. REID u a. former
,ns,dcnt of Peter burg. ana this was his
6rst visit here in 1--WE years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
SUPREME COURTSUSTAINS ,EhDiCT
~ GRICLTIRD INSURANCE Uses.
The baptist stat. Convention In session.
The Fight Against state NJ" !" ''"''''
Not Ended-A Legislative Majority

pHrrcu ~ O. Nov. 1l.-Special.-
Tho sunr.0o Court susiains the SUI
oor,or Cur, +, tho graveyard insur-
ance' cases, which at'r''''
attention in Carteret anu ''"-'
.,,.,..,, -. -. Some OF the men
,,,,,...,,.a =, ,h,, ,,r,a, and horrible FRAUD
-. ......,.,.., =, ,ontenccd to the pen
itentiary. They appeaieu' -.
Court says they must serve =,
The Rants, State convention met a.
Morganton to-day with Ute mission.
gatns II represents the whi'e n'''s "a,'o
airy Baptists of Norm -. ,ho West
those who are reprcsch'e" Convention
orn Nortb carolina BAPTIST Co,Nen a. ,"o
~ .orstituents az which nutlpei
more or less. II il ORGANIZER vi .,rohos
Mo commemorative basis. Inc 0"', -,
nrs,nized first into associations. -
~ Tho associations. of when ,n,'e
,ortv-four IL entitled 10 three uele I'',e,r,,
and each church. of when 'h''
than 900 is entitled 10 one 80 40 or-
,rhc Colored Raptist Conveh,'on -
,,i,1l,. eotarate from the
Sc on,ontion. but they "o'N
tier in Tho Home Mission cooper
institutes for the education Oh ,no -,
cd ministers. and there arr l,,ions
work which will make 'n,'' ,,,'sn,ion
more intimate The coiorcu ,.,t,ers
represents about 150.eD chutcn ,i - ,ho
These added to the MENU .P pa,,ist
Western North Carolina anu W." 80 aoo
state Conventions make ~ ,n,s-
COO actually I'm the mernDv,,rr,s 'i - more
eionarv Baptist churches. inns i ~,
than all the members VI o."
denominations combined
STATE AID TO SCHOOLS.
The organ of the BapustS' puD a,,on.s
here. i'm its leading edtoriai uo-uds 49, ~
that the fight against Stale s'u -,
University Normal ana lhuus'l' ''
o,c is not ended The organ say
m, Do,,iets arc not cutters. In the
no enirit that our fathers bore stripes
OIL imnrisonment and infamy ana deatn
for religious freedom. the separation oi
church and State. the Baptists OF North
c,roiina are called upon TO stand loi
tho voluntary principle in higher 'edu-
cotion we fought this battle ana lost
II last wear bv the knavery OF men VINO
were trusted. Tho people OF Noilh
Carolina know the principe Il ilsh''
We have never known them 10 IAN 10
approve it when it was presenter 10
them. From one emu VI '''
the other. the people nave IieeN en-
dorsed if II now remains for them TO
nut If into effect by insisting on it.
As the Baptists have over 100 Of the
10 members Of the Legislature, they
have great power.
THE ELECTION MAJORITlEs.
The Republicans at headquarters
here now say that Bryan's North Caro-
lima majority is 1900 and Russels piu-
rality for Governor is l2.Ogs.
The Vance monument fund. which Is
i'm Governor Cars hands. is now Sl.9O9.
II is now learned that oliver ii. Dock
cry was ready at any time 10 Withdraw
from the race as the fopullst nominee
for Northumberland
The Popuiists will. it is alleged. CO.
operate with the Democrats In the Legs
Iature. if the latter will vote for Popu-
list for senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
DEANS ~ DtEHIU.
The CoIored People to Establish "a Hos
mini Inh-c coo Cnming In.

piiaI-robnccn Coming In.
DURHAM. y. C.. Nov. n.-Special'-
Death has reaped u big harvest here
the past twenty-four hours. First 1t
claimed Miss Claudia Earle Harreli.
daughter Of Or. W. Il. Harreh' OF
DrIn. and sister OF Colonel Eugene g..
Harreu. Of Raleigh Miss Harrell was
ON visit here to her sister. Mrs. 4. +.
LYON. and was sick only a few days.
The next victim yesterday was another
popular young lady. Miss Minnie Haley,
aged nineteen. who died Of typhoid
fever.
At p. NJ. Yesterday De Witt Man
gum. who has held the office OF consta-
BILE here for a number OF years. sue
cumbed TO consumption, and went TO
make return Of his papers 10 the High
Court.
Rev. l.. b. Turnbull. pastor of the
Presbyterian church here Major and
Mrs. Leo d. Heartt. and Rev. G. W.
Maxwell left yesterday to attend the
Synod of North Carolina, which convened
in NcWheiue to-day.
Yesterday evening Reys. W. G. Tyree.
o. G.. Horton. and j. y. McDufie. Of
this place. together with Mr.. Albert
Phipps. and Mrs. Zoa Regsbee. OF East
Durham. left for Morganton TO attend
the Baptist State Convention
The colored people OF Durham are to
have hospital. They have effected an
organization for this purpose. ana have
already raised 500 among themselves.
They have elected Major Leo -. lIeartt.
cashier Of the First National Bank.
treasurer. which is n guarantee Of proper
use OF funds
Tobacco IS coming I'm more freely this
week, and the market is more animated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
Donations 10 the Law Library.

WAKE FORREST COLLEGE, Nov. H..
The law library since the opening oil the
session has been the recipient OF several
valuable donations OF law books. The
last, which was received Yesterday, con
sists OF about TWO hundred and NV very
valuable volumes donated by CHIEF JUS
tice Faircloth. The CHIEF Justice al
tended the college from lig- %.
On the evening of the 9Th the coI'sed
Republicans had a grand rally here In
honor OF McKinley's election ihsir
cheers and singing as they paraueu the
streets was deafenng. some Mite eA-
citement was aroused by the report that
they intended TO march through the cam
pus. Acting on this supposition mum
Der OF students stationed themselves az
the entrances 10 bar their passage 10
happened, though, Il at this pterlu'ol
was unnecessary as the negIo"i an not
attempt 20 enter the campus.
At the late election general o, the pro-
fessors scratched the Bryan electors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
SIRPRI>E md DfSfPFOfNI"IN
The Election on the City Bond Issue has
provrn ~ failur".

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nov. 1l.-Spe-
c!aI.-Up TO last night 1t was confidently
believed that the election held on Tues
dav. November Sd. on the question OF
iseu4nc bonds to the extent OF S1',V"
for tho purpose Of improving the pubic
school facilities had been carried ID!
large and uuuues uOnablc majority, the
unofficial returns giving ~ ireehold
votes for and ~ against the issue. III
order 70 carry the bond issue IL was ne
cessarv that three-hfths OF the whole
registered freehold vote should he polled
In The affirmative. With 1872 votes oil
course there was no question as 10 the
result. Last night. however. the COM
mon Council met 20 make an official can
vass of the returns. The canvass re
vealed the somewhat surprising CONDITION
of affairs that Of the ~. men VINO hau
voted i'm the affirmative on the issue the
names of only lis would be found as
property holders on the DOORS VI ''0
commissioner Of the Revenue.
This leaves the bond issue Win ~ WIS
loss than the necessary three-hfthS ma
ior.itv much to the general surprise au.
disappointment of the public. An eholt
vii bc made ut once to see whether ol
NOT there were as many as IL men Wno
,-ofad rs fr.eholders without the apparent
right. who have deeds to property heIc'
,rbc ruostiOu has assumed very inter
cctirg status as this was the secohu
attemut TO pass the bond issue.
,ro-dav in the Corporation COURT NHC,
Tocket fcolored was found guilty Oh
rand larceny and sent to the penitentlaiy
for one year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
HUITI WIZ err BAIL.
uc In Good Spirits and Expects to lie
turn TO Baltimore.

turn To Baltimore.
NORFOLK. VA Nov ll.-Speclal'-r''-
ward Gay White the young man arrested
here Yesterday upon the charge of steal
inc 81 O00 from IA. Dalton Newcomb, OF
Baltimore. tho other day, was arralSned
i'm the Police Court this morning. ana
defended by Congressman Tazewel FL
LETT. who arrived here from Richmond
this morning for that purpose. Justice
Tomlin refused bail and remanded the
prisoner to jaii for ten days 10 await the
action Of the Maryland authorities.
Colonel Elicit had at first intended APP
plying TO Judge Hancked Of the Corpor-
alton Court for a writ Of habcas corpus,
but has changed his mind and Is arrang-
ing TO give bail bond of $4,000 on which
Judge Hanckel has agreed to release the
prisoner.
Counting on this. White expects 10 re-
turn to Baltimore tomorrow.
A telegram has been received here to
the effect that White was indicted in
Baltimore to-day and that the authorities
had sent to Annapolis to get eXtradtion
papers which they expected to have
been sent 10 Richmond tonight for Gov
ernor O'Ferrall's consideration. When
seer this morning. White was i'm excellent
spirits and Of the opinion that he will
have no difficulty in getting clear. He
says IL was only business transaction.
That he had made an agreement with
NcwcomD to start a bookmaking concern
and had given him "A receipt for the
money.
There is no longer any doubt of the
fact that he is the same White who
clored with Miss Addie johnson. o.
Richmond some time ago. lie is well
known here and prominently connected
in this city. and in the State being a vir-
ciuian by birth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
EOtNOkE TLOUAE sHo"'
,s,mers Takeni by Lightning Rod Con
tractors.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. u.-Specidl.-lhe
oo,,.r how by the Margaret Linn LOWS
,.ba,tcr. rsuehters of the American h'N
,t,,io, becan here last night. Is n gram"
succcss. ire display OF mowers ~ -. -,
mi beauftful and the att'huti'N
mis- CITY and surrounding couHtit ."' 20
Among the visitors from instant T."
Mrs W. X B,alc. OF ilh,"S,iv' 10
,,r.sident-eeucral ot the DauSh'ria Vi III.
,nerican Revolution. Miss Mary sun
smith of the TnN csity of Nnglnla' MN
orar, state regent. and MIS-. ). - ~,
of The Danvillc Chapter. pauSh,eiS VI Wv
Auericln Revolution. About thhtS -
lhbitors have collections AT wy ,Sc enl-
I'm Inc award of premiums to-day the Io'-
6o,Sinr were the lucky ones. MIS-. iholl.9
,,-is Mrs T. j. frantz. Miss Lolu'
Gle P.trick Fry. J. \. Shartzer. Nlllah
Entler. Mrs Phil. Lockcu' MIS- f.
tI,,,,nbr,vs C. $ Thomas. all OF hoa
,i,i' "rf r. Davis & Son. of Purcell
,.illc The musical programme to-hlsh'
- a delightful one. and the ATTENDANCE
notwithstanding the inclcment weather.
was large. o,,,,t q.
several farmers OF Roanoke county
claim 10 have been swindled recently ps
49, ino-ro5 agents. Among the heaviest
losers are Ellis Wright. Joseph Ilah' anu
steven Trashcr. The agents max; -
alleged. "A verbal agreement Win '"'
ia mer TO put up gods ON ms ~ M.
chiefly as an advertisements ioI " "','t'
mai sum. Before leaving they ask inc
farmer TO sign directions Tor lhe i'vn 70
do the work This the unsuspecthS Iui"
list does. only TO find when the WORK i
completed that he has signed an ron
clad contract TO pay so much per ioet
for all the metal used. In Mr. wright >
case. instead of having TO pay Sll as ne
slppcscd he found his contract called
for S2t. 49,
Mr.. Gish's experience cost him So. ana
Mr. Trasher had TO pay 500. farmer
named No Donald made a verbal agree
ment similar to his neighbors. hut When
he heard how they had been treated ne
told the men who came TO put up the
rods If they persisted in attempting 10 DO
so there would be a funeral, ana some
81 them would have 10 ride in the hearse.
They wisely desisted from the attempt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

NEW YORK. NOV. 1.-THE aristocratic
Horse show provided a mild sensation TO
these in attendance tonight \ music
han artistic nov performing in this city
had entered a white stallion, and the en-
frv list being open TO all. her entry was
received. Tonight the lady appeared
ready to mount and ride in the ring
when il was discovered that the horse
was equipped with "a mans saddle.
Further Investigation showed that the
lady was picturcsquely attired In "A long
drab paddock coat. which only partially
disguised "A pair of top boots. surmountod
bv pink neshlngs. This proved a little
too strong for the management. and she
was notified that she could not appear IN
the ring I'm that attire. She eNpOstulated
hut the officials were obdurate. and fine
advertising scheme was nipDed in tho
hud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
UiS n UJRDER OK NTICIDT?
Charles Klcbahn Found Dead in a Room
with ihe Gas Turned On

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. 11.-spccial-
Charles Klcbahn. proprietor Of the Mint
saloon. was found dead in his room ce-
lind the bar this afternoon. Death had
been caused by asphyXiation. The gas jet
was open. and The room could not be en-
tered at cnce. The dead man vas IOuad
lyinG on cot fully dressed.
hlctahn and his wife have long lived
unhappily together, ana q few months
aso they executed a deed Of separation.
Since then. however. they have again
lived together and only Yesterday the
man was fined in the Police Court tor
heating his wife She has been arrested
on suspicion of suffocatlng her husband
wi.ile he was drunk.
The deeG was discovered by friend Of
the dead man who called TO see him this
evening. Mrs. klcbahn said her husband
was out Noticing that her face was
badly bruised, however. as though from
an encounter. and detecting the strong
odor of gas about the place. the man
notified the police. who investigated the
premises and found the body.
A theory of suicide has also been adj
VauccQ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
the UHEILS or INDUSTRY.
The Marked Effect of the Election on Vir-
ginia Enterprises.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. IL
Specialize Washington Woollen Mills,
of This city, since the election. has been
receiving orders every day. and will be
kept busy for some time iiling those IN
hand. 1t is contemplated to run these
mills both by day and night TO supply
Increased demand for their goods.
The silk mills i'm this city, which have
been idle for some time, Will resume
work next week. This industry pays
out a large sum in wages each week.
Mr.. Charles Il. Hunters foundry and
pillow works resumed operations to-day.
. in.l's' shut down for some time.
The Southern Foundry and Machine
Works have shut down for week or
ten DAYS 10 nut In "a new engine ana
other improved machinery.