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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09
TIE STOCK MARKET
Dealings In Leading Securitie
and New York.

BoSroN. March in the outside Mt cal
money = quoted SAL per cent and time money
j. nomiualiy per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

The March lion is still showing its
teeth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

Mrs. George F. Davies has returned
from Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

Railroad auu Steamboats,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

G. W. Turner, Colby, 90, is at his home
in Vipal Haven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

The Lockwood and the Hollingsworth-
| Whitney mills are grinding away at the
same old tune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

L. B. Williamson of San Francisco,
formerly of Norridgowock, is in the city
visiting friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

Mrs. l.. " Clark is visiting her parents
in Dexter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09
Fob SALE:

Two hundred farms for sale in New England
at prices ranging from $500 to $4,000. Also a
lot of city property and timber land Real
estate of all kinds wanted to be sold on COM
mission. G. NJ. Sawyer. Real Estate Agent,
i15 Main street, Waterville, Me. janlltf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

The birthday party that was to occur at
the Methodist church, Saturday, has been
postponed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

The past week has been prolific of bad
colds and the doctors are more than busy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

| The joke is on the watervills editor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

Saturdays storm was great help tt
the country roads,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

Anchor ice was running very freely il
the river, Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

Mrs. George +. Gile, wife of Councilman
Gile, is i'll with nervous prostration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

X. +. Averill city editor of the Senti-
mel, will pass today at the Capital on
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

Mill men all along the river expe ct
trouble from anchor ice in the next few
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-09

The Doctors Signature and Directions every bottle
Sold by all Druggists Price q cents Six bottles s200
l. s. JOHNSON Co, % Custom House ST., Boston, Mass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01

CHICAGO. Nov. @-The first case iu
the city in which olc<tt--hop propletors
hayo been succe sfuiy prosecuted hy
means OF the postal laws came before
Judge Gros-cup Den tho United States Dis
trict Court this afternoon.
William ID. McCiuer Dr james Cr4iG.
james j.. Mcciuer. John Talman and
William 4. Thomas. who were indicted
this term az the instance OF the Civic
Federation Tor using the mails to proc
mote "a scheme 10 dcfraud. appeared n
court with their attorney Judge Scott.
and entered plea of guilty.
The men We're arrested last July after
doing profitable business and others
We're caught in the same net lv POST
On.ccInspector Stuart The Indictment
were based on letter 90 customers.
Attorney Scott admitted that The trade
had not Seen made on The reard Of Trade
but 10 was lucket-sh0p trade District
Attorney Black. for the Governments rrc-
commended a fine OF If1 in each case.
and said Poe was satisfied the men. Dr.
they had at one time made money. they
were now poor and had been broken on
their own wheel IN answer 10 the Court
The defendants said they had not con-
tinued tho business after their arrest.
The District-Attorncv Informed the Court
there were other sim.l0r cases 10 ho
called neyt month. and he recommended
"a fine OF $1,000 in each case. THE judge
VIII pronounce sentence tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01
HOW THEY SAVED ALIFE
a stomach PUMP And a LONG
TRAMP ~ THE SNOW.
WIN. Dardin Was Despondent and Took
Morphinac-w.C.s iraughan sentto'ho
Asyiusn-The u. a a. Missing Link

STANTON. VA, Nov. 3o.-Spcciai.-
William Dardcu. oil paducah. ny, at
tempted suicide last night at me h'oNol
House by taking twcn,y-four grams OF
morphine. Dg. H. n. Morrison was mast
Sly called. and 10y the vigorous use OF me
stomach pump saved tie mans me-
frlcnds we're with the unfortunate man
all night. tramping around IN Tue snO"
10 keep him awake. lie is out to-day.
Daracn has been IN the employment OF
NJ NJ Robertson. Of the iiNlo H'"'i'o
machine Company. iic mas been III ~
rpona,ut mood Tor some tiint' Itauiul'h
from the loss OF bis VIE nc no" '"'@
nc intends TO Kill himscn. ,..,.,..
" 4. sffaughun. 81 Aosl N'th.f'
who was on saturday committed 20 iio
Western State Hospital t,f attcHip't" a'4'
eide is reported better to-day ana may
be out in "a few weeks. Ills lhihu mas
been upset for some time, i coiia'-
qucnco OF business troubles. ou"ub u"'
~ "A PRINTER hy trade.
- 10 Ci.ssATlON OF TRAFFIC.
Whatever may bc the ultimate outcome
Of the troubles Of the Baltimore ana ONO
railroad ana the valley road as 10 ieas, q
lines there viii Dc no cessation OF lIdluc'
Trains will RON as usual. ana pa me
Southern lease the Valley railroad, Whl'h
runs from HafrisOnbufh 10 itNiht 1on,
Va. tncre is feeling 81 certainty '"it
the missing link from Lexington 10
Salem or Roanoke VIII thch ne pun. ~
must be done 10 secure success, ana "h'u
coInpletc will give the Southern "a through
line from Roanoke 20 washington Va"
StrasbuTg ana Manassas.
We had our urst winter last night, ana
70 day snow and ice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01

President Boatright and Dr. Mcdonnell
Make Ilnuuent Addresses.

President Boatright and Dr. Mcdonnell
Make eloquent Addresses.
WEST APPOMATrOX, VA. Nov. 90
Special.-Thc ministers ana laymens
meeting of the AppomattoX Association
convened with the Liberty Baptist church
AT this place Friday night. and organi1-
cd by clccting j. y. Phillips. of IIco's
Depot moderator, and Professor J. Il.
Loving clerk.
The subject OF education occupied much
Of the attention of the body. The adj
dresses of Or. r. &. Mcconnell on Friday
night. and of Presiednt Boatwright Sat
urday night. charmed the people and did
good. Saturday morning Dr. Mcconnell
spoke with tenderness and cloqucncc
upon the Bible and how 10 should be read.
Sunday morning Rev. a. A. Rice preach
ed striking and unique sermon on
Fences" his text being. And he fenced
IT, lsiah v, .. I'm the afternoon tho
Sunbcams ana children were addressed
by President Boatwrght. Among the
others who spoke We're Professor j. Il.
Loving. W. Is. Terry. and c. r. Biloxi
ton.
After raining an day yesterday and
last night carly this mOrri.ng. il BEGAN
10 snow. Natures white blanket is now
several inches thick.
Messrs. G.. r. Peers. Joe Button. and
W. h. Moses leave tomorrow TO attend
the Grand Lodge of Masons i'm Rich
mOnd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01

Rider Haccld dciiCafCs his latest
novel "Tne Nizird. Go "Nadd luTunlm.
VINO bound lll t0 her. uud wnIr lfr
father cut bits way through hordes OF the
lnpabO rcpImcut pDri-uDl OF tine Nafd-
ships of war at BuuWayo. May I'D. lNG.
Ou This dedication hau.- one Oi tlo
most pathetic stories of South African
ufc. Fred Buinhlm. thc American scout,
VINO killed tAc Matahclr prophet AIW0.
told OH. story recently % friends n II-
sultnI. Call wh.r. boz is uot. sfttIu-.
guril.m is SO modest. dt.uifr hi- lame
as "a scout. that hc passed turou.h Nos
York nst srrlnr and came clear out to
California .gifIouf r.a.ff... . SINGLE Zee
PORTER %ada Eurulam w1e tI. Hr-t
white child born in Rumv.ro. lof.n-
.,ult.t eanifaI after its D..ft..fior .. tnl
v,hif.s in ~ and ,n.l man. ID, h.rI-
ehin4 v,hen fr. town ,t.s I..i...t ia.
n.f.v.. Tho nnrri,lta. ,..,. ir 49,,
I.l,Isrl ti. roi,nfr,- Ieelril,.1 ir il.--
..ri-. ,'c,..l .c.I. th. iii ,.t.r f.
,,,rr ai,r.ar.d Mn r[ir,har, ,...s so
iulrra.S.t ,,Ifh the htalitt. of fie rarle
Nada. which means I.Ilr iu the native
TONGUE tlilt She named her baby after
tno heroine iu Hagrurd's novel Little
Nada. having this romantic distinction.
naturally became great Hy,rite lu the
settlement. and being witlal n wins0me
labv -logud au 90 Ierff lass Haergrd re-
marks in tHe book dedicated no her The
natives having been yauoui-n,f and
peace restored. Buluwavo raufilv nnod un
f.v r,mforfs and mo- school. Iavirr
n,-fr...- tn f,n.lIrd furrGnn rI-n.t.f
fo take his eldest chiid. now IA bow a. IAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01
MRS. SENCINDIVER FREE.
,HER HUSBIND TESTIFIED THAT
sHE sHOT MN ICCIDENTILLT.
The Jury Returned Verdict Of ">ot
Guilty" without Leaving Their
seats-Hirtory of the Case.

Mrs Mary V. soncindiver. who some
time ago shot her husband, Isaac y.
sencindver innicting what was for some
time supposed TO be a mortal wound,
was tried yesterday morning in the Hust-
ings Court before Judge S. j.. witt. and
acquitted. the jury finding a verdict Of
mot guilty" without leaving their seats.
The accused who has been cut on bail
for some time. came into court on crutch-
os, looking pale and I'll from recent III
ness. she was represented by Mr.. H..
NJ. Smith, Jr. and tho Commonwealth
by Hon. ID. G. Richardson.
SENCINDIVER' TESTIMONY.
The husband Of the prisoner. Isaac ~.
Scncinuver was tine only witness. He
was put on the stand and stated that on
the Gay Of tho shooting be had been
drinking heavily. After lying
down for n while downstairs. he went
up to his wifes room, where be found her
lying on the bed. and told her to get up.
She told him TO 90 away and let her
alone; that she was sick.
Il wouldn't do that. though" said the
witness. but went toward The bed. She
raised her head. and as she did so a
pistol that was always kept under tho
pillow slipped out. We both made grab
for IT, and as we did so IT. went off. the
ball striking me I'm the groin"
do you think that the shooting was ac-
cidcntal?' asked Nj Richardson.
Yes. sir; / am sure it was" replied
the witness
Senclnoiver's examination was brief
and no its conclusion the case was given
10 the jury without argument or instruc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01
BISHOp REINI ~ UisHINGTOf.
Called by the Pope TO Position of Dis'inc
ton and Honor.
The Washington Star Of yesterday az

The Washington star Of yesterday az
tornoon says:
Bishop John J. Keane. late rector OF
the Catholic University. arrived I'm this
city from Baltimore shortly before II
clock this morning. ana dt that Hvui
walked uuannounced mo 'ne ItS'v4s ga
81. fatricks church, where He VIII ~. wy
guest OF the pastor. BIS Old ana devoted
frIen0, kcv. fatncr GlOyd, durlnb ms DllcL
stay in Washington. he was looAins re-
m1rkdbly well. and u was 'Nlitht that
the rest he has enjoyed IN 'aiivi MA iitu
been beneficial TO him. athtI S.a"vi"
was ia the hau when Bishop kcane en-
tered the door. and the greetings ihal
were exchanged were most 'vi".al u'
visitor shook hands with seNtldi caItla
VINO happened 10 Doe present inciuul.iH %
Star reporter. displaying tine same cplulai
manner that has always mace MN so az
tfactiNe 10 an his irenns' re VIZ
Ncved of his umbrella ana hllp anu ,a
cOrted 10 his apartments on the secohp
floor.
lie spent nearly am hour at the rectory'
and then went OFT to the 1aih'hc M
vesity. where ne 4iuei with Acliht i','-
tor Garriean and the professors. fils re-
ccptlOn at the university was IN tht ld-
ture OF "a dpmOn-frH zion, so great was the
delight Of his former associates. both pro-
icssDrs and students, 10 welcome nan
again.
Before leaving the rectory Bishop keane
stated that joe Was now on bis way 10
Rome. where be- had been called h} rope
Leo XII. 90 accept position Of dis-iuc-
ton and honor. lIe said thar as he rad
lli1 down tine r,oforate Of the Candle
lniNcr .ify at thc call ot tine Ioiy iainer,
500 Lo gladly accepted this ~ the .ali OF
the same exalted authority bishop
kcanc said. moreover, that Dee went will
iugiy and gladly. as Dee hoped 10 bc Of
great service 90 the Church in this coun-
try.
bishop Keaues friends are also very
glad that te is going o. take distin-
eui-hed position iH Rome. because they
believe he viii hc able tO serve the Church
urr. They hope and believe, however,
that bis absence VIII bc only temporary.
and that Dice VIII he returned in year
or two to- occupy some high official posi-
fiou in the United States. Bishop keauo
VIII sail for Europe Saturday morning.
and during tlc interval WILL remain the
guest Of Father Gloyd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01

The Recently Destroyed Planning Mills to
BE Eebuilt and Company Rrchartercd.

The Recently Destroyed Planning Mills 10
be Rebuilt and Company Rrchartercd.
EMIORIA, VA, Nov. a0.-Suocial.-
1t is reliably stated that the oianm4-
mill Of Peart Neilds d McCormicE.
which was destroyed by fire last sun
day a week ago. Will be soon be- re-
built. This news Will bee received with
gladncss here. as Ii gave employment
TO about one hundred and nifty work
men at more lucrative wages than many
OF them could secure elsewhere. BE
sides, II furnished market for the lum-
Der Of the numerous mills situated IN
this county.
II IL also very probable that the COM
pany. which was known as the Belneld
Manufacturing Company. Will be rcchar-
tered under q different name.
Misses Madgc Bond OF Edenton. y.
C.: Lizzie Lcith. of Burkevillc. Va. and
Miss Blanche Fleetwood. of Waverly.
Va, are visiting their friend. Miss salne
NJ. Powell.
A party OF eight hunters from the
North reached here yesterday and Will
spend this week with Mr.. ". NJ. Pow
ell. who will join them on their hunting
trips.
Mr.. George Scott. OF Petersburg. spent
Sunday I'm Emuoria.
Mr.. z. l. Turner. clerk OF the Court
left this afternoon FOR Richmond on
n business trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01

the gold in the sea water stiil remains.
and the Professor. If Dee be aliNe. i- oNlit
/ doubt not, engaged I'M the drdlous "oi
Of prospecting through inc months at
summer and IN swinging baton through
the winter 10 accumulate grub stake
for the opening OF spring. For tne rest,
had thought no more OF tIe matter uiIii
the other day. when ( came upon iftI-
Llversidge's experiments. carried the
report 20 Prof. CrOcker OF Columbia. one
Of the foremost electricians az this cOun-
~. with the intent Co ash Do ODD View OF
the fact that the quantity az gold do ilc
s,a water had now been definitely arcci-
tanned. there appeared amy pfdcllca
means for It's IfOufahle extraction.
And this i- where the peculiar part of
this story comes iu. Prot troCk'r eue-
gcsts the possibility OF SUCCESS with pre-
csely the same process That my old friend
in the Cascades bad worked OUT What
Prot. Cr0cker said was this.
IL there g. sufficient gold in tlc rtA
water current OF low voltage PASSED
through the water will cause "a deposit
tion of the gold This is equally true as
regards silver. The current Will attlck
gold and silver before amy other suu-
stances. II ia simply 3D. process W stiec-
tive el3ctrJlysis. il remains 90 be deter
mined whether 80 small 3D. quantity obs "a
grain or half grain could Dee prcc.utAt-
ed
But it does not seem 10 me that u
would bc necessary 20 20 20 the expense
OF equipping "a ship. or 10 drag youi plates
through the water. 10 seems tn Wc that
10 would be quite sufficient 10 hang them
underneath any decks that extend inio
the cl9ar sea ana are not around tNc
mouths of rivers where the water So ill Nr
flll OF slime. J. Dee action of the Tides
would present au ever fresh quantity 0i
wafer tO tho plates, and ds fast as tlr,
We're loNtitd they could bee scrAuti ana
the gOlI separated out OF the scfapue-.
lu this way your process would he much
al. and IFI DO the hole f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01
A SCHOONER STR1NDfD-
Crew of Eight Sen Taken on win
Er,ecbc- Buoy.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 3o.-Spccial.-
The schooner City OF Philadelphia, bound
from Charleston. $. c. to Philadelphia
with cargo OF phosphate rock, strand
Cd last night. two hundred yards north
Of Little Island Liic-saving S'auoh.
The night was very dark ana the co'u
intense. The sea was running hls"
when the beach patrol sighted the wreck.
lie notified the Ifo-savns crew. VINO
saw at glance that it would be ceH'ai"
death to launch a boat.
After several attempts. Inc was
shot over TO the vessel. ana maue i"S1
10 tho sand anchor. The breeche'-puoy
was then run aboard. and win aiih-
Guilty. the half-pcrishcd crew OF ci-n'
were landed on the beach. t-ey are
being cared for at the liie-saVinE s'a-
ton. -,-
The wrccking tug J. d. Jones ieit 'h's
morning for the scone. but on reacn'ns
the stranded vessel. the sea was run
Ming TOO high 10 admit OF an ATTEMPT
IN nun her Of Tho vessel lies easy
but II IS feared will be total loss unless
the heavy sea Gains down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01
rAr M4MnAns D1c0ss rAsrons.
Mormon Preachers Use the Cour'-Housc
for Their SERVICES.

Mormon Preachers Use the 'our'-Housc
Tor Their SERVICES.
LOUISA. VA. Nov. 2O.-Spccial.-Thc
very unusually warm weather changed To
almost blizzard rcrc this morning. hay
ing beccn preceded by moderate ram
since the afternoon of the Ztn. i'sht
rains had Kept the surface damp enough
u make wheat, grass ana oats hio"'
but the water courses were fli SO iv"
that the miiicrs have mao great o"ucu.tS
in grinding. This rain VIII hol uc FuiH-
cient TO revive them much. Inc Siouh"
now rs lightly covered with snow.
The ministers and dcdccns mcclhk OF
the Goshen bdpust Association had IL
meeting here on the 18th and Eth. The
rain Yesterday intcrfercd very much win
tho attendance.
The subjects. What Constitute. "a
ScIiptuIal Church, and also What Is
the Duty Of the Pastors 10 Their
Churches 2" were ably discussed by the
clerical and lay members. The speakers
assigned To the subject OF duties OF pas
tors were IN. j. G.. BONlty. General j..
c. Field. and General McCOmb. General
fleld proved thai hc D. as much al nom"
on religious subjects as on pOhticai topics.
IL Is quite interesting TO have the views
Of lay members as 10 the duties OF pas
tors. and 1t might bee profitable TO many
I'm other denominations than the Bdpiists
Two Mormon elders have been al Woih
in this section Tor some time. several
weeks ago they asked Ter ano reeve
permission 10 use the courthouse Tor
their services. Saturday last they held
services again. Their congregations are
very small. Many persons condemn TINS
use OF the courthouse.
By the laws they have the right TO wor-
ship whom and how they please. but they
have not the right 10 use the public build
ings unless the community. whose proper
~ the buildings are. desire II. an inns
case IL Is not the wish of any one, and
IL may lead TO disturbance of the peace.
il their visits are repeated mere the
Cooley gang of Louisa may be expected
10 escort them Cut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01

Governor O'Terrail and senator Martin
AK fora New Hearing.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 5o.-speoial.-
Mr.. $. 70. Brady, Of Richmond, arrived
here this afternoon 10 enter upon his
duties as whisky-gauger, vice j. +. New
b.rao. removed By Internal-Kevenue COL
lectOr Ryan.
Newberne received his notlncation be-
fore the election. but his resignation dld
not take effect until to-day.
WASHINGTON. Nov. D.-Soecial.-
Governor O'Forral and Senator Martin
have asked the Treasury Department to
give a rehearing to Gauecr Newberne'
Of Norfolk who has been removed 10y
Collector Ryan. and, $. B. Brady. Oh
Richmond. appointed in his stead.
Collector Ryan came to Washington TO
dav i'm response to "a summons from the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue VINO
has requested him 10 furnish proofs vi
Mr.. Ncwbernc's inehicicncy. IL Dis eA-
poctcd that Mr.. Ryan's action VIII be
sustained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01
rrrscorAn niGn scnooL-nETHTn
Two Daily Traius between Alexandria and
HnrrisonDurg.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Nov. So.-Special.
In the Episcopal High School game
a.anst Bethel saturday, AT the cnd OF
The first halt, the score was J. TO against
Bethel. and Bethel gained only iron"
the breaking down of Two OF the strong
est Howard men. and when two more OF
Towards best men were laid out ana
others hurt on both sides. the game was
called The teams seemed well matched
and fought hard. and the team that mad
the bah kept IL. and i'm the second hail.
when Bethel proved much stronger ON
the aggressive. they would probably
have scored another. but it is doubts cd
whether they could have won the
.nm".
Two daily trains VIII begin 20 run
from here TO Harrisonburg tomorrow.
and tho Alexandria merchants hone 10
ect share Of the valley trade. as IN
days long ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Noy e0.-Col-
ond Emilio Nunez the Cuban patriot.
will remain here this week and appear
in the United States Court next Monday
TO answer TO the charge Of aiding in sct-
ting on foot the expedition against spain
alleged 10 have been taken out by tile
steamer Laurads
Colonel Nunez had a hearing IN the
case last September and the evidence
went 10 show that II any offence had
been committed IL was on the high seas.
but as he was arrested in this district. he
was held for trial at the coming term
OF the United States Court.
Sincs being here last Colonel Nunez has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01

WABASH. IND. Nov. 5l.-tire broke
out a. midnight .ast night I'm the lower
rotuon of the county jail and sheriff s.
residence. 60 this city and within han
au hour the structure was mass o.
flames. There were twelve prisoners iu
the cells. and when the fire and smote
broke through che floor they made
cries for help. Tho doors were opened.
and squads Of police escorted them to
The pen in the city Han. The fro is
presumed 20 have started from tho tur-
mace. Loss on building. $4,000, insur-
ance. $1,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01

been tried In New York for virtually the
same offence. The triab resulted In the
disagreement OF the JURY ana II is pos
sibie that the case may he mol pressed.
Since the beginning Of the cuban war
Colonel Nunez has been bounded from
one end OF this country to the other
by Spanish spies. Now that he Is here
it is very likely that half dozen or
more spies will make their appearance in
a day or so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01
Aflnnflc peannt CnmnanY.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. .-Special.
Iudee IIanckel to-day granted % chal Ter
10 the Atlantic Peanut Company inc
purpose OF which is 10 carry on the ped
nut-cleaning business IN TINS Guy. NE
g.ritol stock is TO DE not less than $1,000
nor more than 5000. The officers are S.
q. Simmons. president; b. II. Nc,Anc.ss'
secretary and treasurer; Thomas Il. Mil
Ter. manager ,
rethcr with T.. Kaphun, of Baltimore, ana
T. H. Miller of Norfolk, compose the
hoard of directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01

A New Pastor Makes a Good Impression.
Three Inches of Snow.

CREWE. VA. Nov. o-Special-Not-
withstandins the very Indictment weather
fair congregation assembled at the
Methodist church yesterday morning 10
hear the first sermon OF the new pas
tor. Rev. j. T. Routtcn. His hearers were
very favorably imprc ,scd with him.
Miss Dcbhlc and Mabel Jeremy. OF
Southside Institute. OF Burkcville. have
lccn the guests of Mis-. Y. W. Kidr, for
several days.
Miss May Cridiln. Of Burkevillc. re-
turned home to-day. altcr short visit 20
Miss Matte Ward.
Snow fell here this morning 20 a depth
% about three inches. but melted consid-
erably during the afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-01

Newborn. and Norfolk railroad giving
routo much shorter than by the present
Atlantic Coast Line system between NOT
folk. wilmington. and Charleston me
new road would enter the trucking sec
ton Of Eastern North Carolina ara
compcto with the Norfolk and southern
rauroad