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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30
SABBATH LEGISLATION.
COMTITTEE on OVERTURES RECON-
MENDS A NEGdTIyE ANSWER
In Regard % Proposed Petition tn Con-
grcss Asking the Passage of such
Laws-Thc Assembly Adjourns.

MEMPHIS. TENN. May 29.--The South
crn Presbyterian Assembly struck big
question this morning. An overture from
the Synod OF Texas advocated a mann
moth petition TO Congress and the State
Legislature favoring the enactment OF
Sabbath legislation. The committee recon-
mended a negative answer This brought
out some OF the finest debating OF the
assembly.
Hon. W M Cox. OF Cornth. Miss,
made a strong speech, pleading for the
petition lie said: 1T f. the inalienabe
right OF each member OF the presbyterian
Cnurch 10 petition the civil power. Ihe
Supreme Court or the United states mas
decided that State governments have the
right to pass laws iorbldding the running
OF trains, interstate OF otherwise. on the
sabbath The great railroad corporations
are dou- what the State ana Natonal
Governments dare not do. They deny 10
large body OF citizens the right 10 WOr-
ship God according 10 the dictates OF
Their own cOnScences. Let US do al IN
our power for the protection OF these
and other employees who are forced 10
labor on the sabbath.
Or. Woodrow took the ground that tnls
is not a Christian Government ana the
Church has no right TO ask us AID Tor
religion. other religious bodies nave n
right 20 be heard. Several me s9sec"es
were made ana the assembly decided IN
favor of the petition.
The First PRESBYTERIAN church OF Char
lOtte y c.. was selected unanimously Tor
the place Of next meeting.
a paper yas introduced by j. Z. smith,
OK Richmond. Va. expressing symyathy
with the people OF Armenia, when was
adopted by rising vote.
Almost an the afternoon session was
consumed by debate on the judicial case
OF the Synod OF Memphis. Under a rule
of the assembly, each commissioner had
the right 20 speak for five minutes ana
fun advantage was taken Of II. The vote
was - not 20 sustain, ~ 70 sustain.
A resolution of thanks was introduced
and adopted by a rising vote. Or. MaAald.
the moderator, made some very feeling
remarks. Dr !. +. Smith. OF Richmond.
Va. responded. using tho highest terms
Of moderation with deep spirit OF earn
estness The assembly arose and SANG
"Blest be the Tie that Binds Our hears
IN Christian Love-
The moderator then dissolved the assem-
bly, with prayers, calling another meet
In the First church. Charlotte, y. C., the
third Thursday in May, 1897. Most or the
commissioners have already left for their
homes. but some will remain and MI the
Dulnits OF the churches OF the city on
Sunday.
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THE hIBLER TRi.IL.
Newton Kibier on the stand in IIis own
Eehalf

Newton Kibier on the stand i'm IIis own
BehalT
LURAY, VA. May % The KILLER case
opened THIS morning with different menu
beers Of the prisoners family and bis
friends on the witness stand. all testify
ing as 90 the movements OF the prisoner
from Sunday mOrailug previous % the
murder to the tine that Die arrived at
the home of his father on the 5th OF No
Nemher the day OF The murder. All the
witnesses testified that tho relations
existing between the boy and the ola man
KILLER had always been pleasant. and
That the boy was very fond OF hisugcle.
Al u o'clock to-day the pr. -0ner was
pat upon the stand BE said thar on tie
morning OF the election be got 10 his
uncl3s between and o'clock. thar his
uncle was getting ready 90 go 10 the polls:
and asked him II he wanted 90 go along.
lie declined 20 30, but went 90 blowing.
That evening about q O'Clock his uncle
came 20 the field and told him % quit
and feed the colts. and Doe would go
90 the house and water the stock. While
he was feeding the colts. Dee heard three
shots IN the direction of the house I'D
when he arrived there Doe found the body
OF his uncle. lying az the side OF the
kitchen. with the wounds in the head.
face and neck. as previously described
I'M The Times.
The REORGANIZATION was very severe,
hut the prisoner stuck 90 MS story from
beginning % the end The case is practi-
caily ended So far as the testimony is con-
cerncd
Court adjourned nj . o'clock counsel
agreeing 10 submit their pleas for IN
structions 20 the Judge tonight. with the
privilege TO place several witnesses on the
stand tomorrow morning. after which
the argument will begin. Able and
lengthy speeches arc expected from botn
SIDES.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
THE INSURANCE BUSINESS or THE
SITE AND Irs, KAILKoiD LINES.
where n Call for Troops IL Made to En-
force the Mandate OF "a Court, the state
and Not the County Must Pay

RALEIGH. y. c., May 29.-special.-
The Secretary OF State. who Is the e1-
Ofi.cio cOmmirsio' e. of insurance. SAYS
there are 50 life insurance and 81 other
companies-iirc guarantee, marine, lorna
do and accident-doing business IN thus
State The risks written by the IRE
companies last year were $50, $4,000. ana
there was Sj0l.i JAP paid In losses. In the
life cmopanios the risks written were Tor
slaO2S 700. and losses paid were s5l3O-2.
The Railroad Comlssion has issued new
blanks. and they show that there are 4
railroads In this State. The extent Of
these roads range from the Milton and
Sutherin railroad. which has a quarter
OF mile in this state. to the Carolina
Central wLich p. 2H niles OF trarE On
North Carolina
In the First Baptist church here on
next Sunday afternoon memorial services
will Doe held for the late DR.. Pritchard.
He was the beloved pastor OF this church
for many years.
RUSSELL NOT THAT KIND
The truth Of the rumor Of the withdraw
al of Russell from the Republican ticket
IS stiu questioned. Those who know Rus
sell best declare that he is not that kind
OF man. but still the report floats
around. II u should prove true the
Democrats should rejoice for IL would be
a State calamity for Russell 10 be is
chief executive. and when voting time
comes there viii De no scratching ~
tickets by the Republicans.
The news from ST. Louis yesterday cast
a gloom over this city. for there are
many here who have relatives and friends
living there.
Five thousand crnios OF the new work.
Resources OF North Carolina" will be
published. but II is said that there ought
20 be more. The State printers are doing
tho work
THE STATE MUST PAY
The decision O., the Supreme Court I'm
the case ~ tho cost ~ troops sent 70
Newherne some time aco was unexpected.
The Court decided that the State and not
the county must pay the costs 5000:
that in a case where The sheriff calls for
troops 10 protect a i1ii or 20 quell riot
the county pays hut IN the James ely
case tho purpose was 20 enforce the man
date Of court
The public schools ~ this city closed
their terms to-day. Tho attendance was
tho largest on record There are five
schools under tho management % the
city's school superintendent.
There is only $1,000 for each regiment
for encampment expenses. 20 the loca-
ton viii have 20 Doe selected with that
idea IN view.
q baltimore architect gets the contract
~, the Presbyterian church here.
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arm NATIONAL CAMErERr.
Phil Kearney Post, &. \. II. VIII Conduct
the services There.


To-day being national Decoration Day,
services viii be held at the FIRST M
tioual Cemetery, on the Williamsburg
road beginning at II A. NJ, under the
ausniccs Of Phil. Kearny Post, Grand
army of the Republic, of this city. Inc
Iroeran me viii be as follows.
Muster az the restroom at y. NJ :;
muster of Womans Relief Corps at Jl5
y. A.. muster Of Sons Of Veterans at
$50 A. NJ.
These organizations viii then proceed
by the Main-street electric cars TO Full
tom. and thence 20 the cemetery. Private
convcyauccs viii he provided FOR the
ladies. Arriving at tho oemtery, the
rr0rraumc Will be- as follows: Assembly
call on u a. NJ. music Lay Him Low"
prayer hy Rev. -. II. Corey j. D.. mu-
st-. cattle LYNN Of the Republic me-
moral services by Past Department Con-
maulcr y. j. Smith salute 20 the dead;
solo hy Miss Woodruff.
After This those present viii proceed 10
decorate The graves with flags and hOw-
CPS When the assembly Is again
sounded all viii gather around the grand
stand 10 tho flagstaff whore the oxer-
ciscs vil Doc continued under direction Of
ComraCc Edgar Allan. chairman Memo
rial Committee as follows. solo by Mr.
Woodruff. introduction Of the orator Of
The day by Edgar Allan. Jr.. captain
commander Of Sons of Veterans: grafton
lv Hon. y. J. Thomas. NJ. c.: solo by
Miss Emma Lawton: recitation. THE
Hivouac of the Dead by Linton B.
Lloyd: must, star Spangled Banner"
bcnedicti0n 10y the chaplain.
This VIII bring the ceremonies TO n
close. and thd members Of the camp and
their friends viii then return TO the city.
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cor. FRANcI> T.. sHonnn.
Well Known Jurist and Statesman
Dead

We'll Known Jurist and Statesman
Dead
SALISBURY. ~. C. May % -SDc,ill.-
Our community lost one OF its best ana
most highly esteemed citizens this morn
Ing in the death 40 bis home OF Colonel
Francis J.. shobcr. 90 IBIS sixty-siNth
year
Colonel ShCber has been one of our most
prominent citizens for forty year. Judre
OF our County Court representing This
COZ niy in the State Senate ard House
frequently. this district IN the FORTY
first and Forty-secorl Congresses clerk
OF the United States Senate. and Acting
Secretary OF the United states Seuatc
Tor four years. while Malone and Riddle
berger were there from Virginia. leslles
lOldiug Ctler offices 0f trust aud honor.
lie married Miss May Wheat. daughter
of Rev. j. T. Wheat. ID. u ami neu,e
"a brOther-in-law OF Major Wheat. Of
tie Louisiana Tigers and of Profess
sor Leo Wheat. Their mother survives
him here. as does his wife. two sons. and
three daughters Colonel Shober was a
graduate az the University OF North
Can DINA, and was honored and respected
by al who ever met or healG Oh him.
and IT, his death the stat and community
has j. et a great loss he win he buried
Sunday from ST. Luks's Episcopal church.
or winch ne WAS a U mler
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

Miss Estelle Reed OF Cheyenne. Wyo-
IS now attracting more attention. pos
slb'v than an the other women com
blreI IN this country. from politics.
standpoint Tho Chicago Record STUNT
10 her power influence. and value 40
follows.
Miss Reel occupies az once several
pos'ticns or trust and responsibility. chle
Of wf.ch are tho Offices 81 State super
inteudcnt Of Schools secretary OF tht
S.ats Rcard Of Charities and Reform.
aul secretary and registrar Of the state
Landlord. In Wyoming schools are
IN tle UOmens hands all tho counties
OF the State. except two. having womeu
spuefint,hdcnts. Miss Reels admin.sfra.
tive ebltty is evidenced by the improve.
nient she mas brought into tho Land.
O.ice. which has ia charge the various
grants OF public lands made 20 the stati
by Congress She has increased the 10.
ceirts OF the Office from rentals IN one
year from $50 90 s. on a. month. Now tia
carablc woman o. put forward as can.
didatc for GoystncT. though She herself
ridicules the idea %: having woman fot
Chief Executive OF the State. Yet Miss
Peels friends say they are in earnest
in advocating her nomination and election
90 that one
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Dedication of VT ycrnon church

Mt. Vernon church. whose house Of
worship was burned last winter. have
erected new house. and it VIII be dedi.
Gated tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
There viii be an all-day service, Dr..
John Pollard preaching al II o'clock
The Mount Vernon people will have din
ner at the church. and very cordially in
vitc their friends 20 come out from Rich
mond. and Doe with them. II is only am
hour ride up the Broad-street road. II
is hoped that many Of the city ministers
VIII go out. after the morning services I'm
their churches DR. atcncr Will preach
the sermon of dedication.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

EGGLESTON.-Die at Hampden-Sidney,
O.. NJ. EGGLESTON brother Of Or.
J. D. Egg'ost0n j. W. Eggleston, and
Mrs @. II. Gibbs
HARVEY. Died. az "Stockdale" Va, OF
meningitis. KENT. infant son Of Luther
l.. and Florence NJ Harvey; aged one
year and eight months.
LANHAM.-Di near Round Hin, Va
MINOR LANHAM. Esq. aged seventy
seven years.
LATHAM Died. NJ $3.50 o'clock Friday
morning. May 29th LOUISE STEWART
LATHAM. infant daughter OF Rev. j.
- and Amanda O. Latham
Funeral from Highland Park Metho-
dist church THIS Saturday MORN
ING az . o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

For two thousand years. ever since
a.. Romans plighted their troth with a
TINY iron band. the magic circler has
kept it, hold uDor the world. but VIII
that rold be as firm in the future2 IL
mist he remembered that after all, the
ring IS Ioihing more than "A symbol
that the Dutting-on 81 ri's IS not ne
ce4.srs to complete he "a ~ contract
% I.at' Gge.
Mr. are signs wanting that its star
is already or the wane. The engagement
ring NAV DO regarded IS doomed, since
Princess May substituted an engagement
bracelet for the conventional ring or
betrothal She has not. indeed. declined
the mystic symbol Of the union on
hearts" presented by the Welch people
10 the Duke OF York. but the refusal Of
the enessen ent-ring might quite fairly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30
Moore Than Unanimous for Silyer.-

Mr. Giles J. Adams. Of Trezovant.
Tenn. was in the city yesterday. He
says % per cent. Of the people Of Tonnes
see are for free silver. while Arkansas
leads. with one hundred and ten per cent.
for the white metal. making II more
than unanimous in the two States.
Mr.. Adams, who. accompanied By his
ncice. Miss Eva T.. lrby. of Halifax com
~ Va, H. returning from q pleasure and
heaith-seeking tour OF tho northern cities.
is one OF The wcalthiest aud beet-inform-
cd citizens of Western Tennessee. He has
abiding faith in the white metal. and
looks for nothing short Of the millennium
when the last gold bug is routed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

The Scvcnth-Day Advenusts are becom-
ing better known in the West-End Of the
city. They are Well informed on prophecy.
They mold many truths I'm common with
other churches and prove every point by
Scripture with which they seem well ac-
quaintcd. They speak on subjects sell
dom considered in the pulpit OF the
church. They have spoken on some OF the
leading events Of the day. and have
shown thar the nineteenth century is
not left out Of the prophecies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30
cnaRLorrrsvILLE SCHOOLS.
4 Horse Remains In n Well for Hours an"
r. Rescued lnhurt.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA" May .
enecial Tho closing exercises Of the puD-
he schools Of the city took place .n'S
morning. There were about seven nun nun
dred children. attircd in white. VINO tooh
mari I'm tho exercises. Hon. John =. MAS
SOW N.ayor John :. Patton ana SUPER
lnfondcnt Z. A. Massic. made addresses
A horse. the property OF 1harIeS NINE
& Sons. whilo grazing IN iot on 'heir
,'~emlscs This morning. fen into an old
nm where he remained fifteen feet under
r~ouud for several hours. but was finally
rescued by the means Of 4 derrick. The
animal was not seriously hurt.
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roHlcco COMPANY DIRECTORs.
An Additional Indictment Filed by New
Now Nnrk Grnnl .lmrN.

NEW YORK. May 29.-The grand jury
to-day filed an additional indictment
against the directors OF the American
Tobacco Company.
The indictment was FOUND unpcr lne
auti-frust law passed az the last scs-
sion Of the Legislature. making 10 a ms
Gcmeanor 10 enter into any contract or
agreement or combination or conspiracy
10 prevent competition in the price OF ar
ticl,s or commodities. or To restrict or re-
strain trade. or 10 carry on business under
such "a combination.
The directors OF the American Tobacco
Company were indicted a month $50 for a
similar alleged offence under an ID law.
The men win not be arrested, and may
not bc called upon 10 plead i'm court.
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PERSONAL AND GENARAL.
Interesting Facts About Kichmond's Citi
zcns and Other Matters.


zcns and Other Matters.
Mr. John L. Whitlock. motorman on the
Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pany's line. IS sick at his home 3lb north
Twenty-four;h street.
The freight depots Of the Chesapeake
and ohio railway Will be closed to-day,
except for delivery OF perishable freight
between the hours OF 1880 and 9 ~. Nj.
ChNdren's- Day will be observed at St.
lanes Methodist church tomorrow In
The morning the pastor. the Rev. w. H..
Beauchamp. VIII deliver a sermon appr0-
rrinte 10 The occasion. and Ia the after
noon al $3.50 o'clock many OF the scholars
win participate in some very Interesting
exercises.
Colonel II. T. Mcleod, OF the First
AUDITORS office, left yesterday morning
FOR Lexington 10 attend the funeral Of
Captain John c. Boude. who died Of
heart disease at his home In that place
yesterday Captain Bouds was the oldest
clerk OF the Circuit Court In the State
and district deputy OF the Grand Lodge
Nasons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

...os o,wavs universally popular. and num-
S-,ds Of people shook his hand ana con-
,.,otulatcd him on the outcome OF the
trial. -.....,,,,,.c,- -.
KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE May
GA -gnccial. The case OF the Common
wealth against X. $. Ryland, oX-treas-
MGR. terminated to-day by the Common
wealth for sufficient reasons. by question
inc the jury Tor giving verdict or not
rl,iltv. whercupon he was honorably as
charged by the Court. much 10 the graft
nnuflnn Of his many frlcnls.
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be regarded as the FIRST step In the pat
toward the abolition OF It's more ~
portaut successor
rh.rc rs yet another argument aSdih
the e6ding The ring was adopt
"A the CT ward and visible sign ot po"'
anl authority. Ia the olden days, VIVA
MESSAGES were sent By word OF moup
II was tho cGston. In order TO prov
tho ,uiheni'city CT the bearer TO intrui
HIM with the s'gne: ring Oh me sehe"
thus. when o Irar took unto hinscH
wife whom he placed az tho head
s,s household. that delegated @uthVus
was made visible 10 the worio py COZ
fer,ing upon her the ali-potent rinB-th
r,,iy distinction being that tho wome
wore her ring on the left hand. as beln
the inferior hand Of the two, "hHe N
man. as lord and master, CARED MS ND"
tho right or superior haHa'
In a day. therefore. when ms wofnA
claims the authority IN her oHn riSnt an
scornfullv ropudlatcs the idea OF pe's
DELEGATED" IL would be- only coHsi,'ei.
for her 10 refuse the sy.nhoi. -, ilo~c'
there should 10 "A confsrrlns or rings q
all. it would be more in keeping Win IN
man 10 receive H. since ino Split
the age Is all in favor OF his 9e'nb IN
delegated authority
II Is not gcnosaliy known that ~ a
there are about twenty-four dlnerep
makes OF rings and three qualities o
sold Tho cheap quality IA IN favor wiD
'ho Sc, tch and Irish. while In the noru
OF England heavy rings are In demand
OF the two styles OF ring-tho round ant
the broad sort-the popular taste mos
approves the latter as being most SNOWY
Tho wants OF the United Kingdom IN thh
respect are supplied for the most part
| by Birmingham. whore 'ho trade - -
brisk that Il f. no uncommon thing foi
| ono establishment TO turn out patches .
/ from sixty 70 seventy dozen a week. and
so far as we can see at present Their
seems no prospect OF any decay In thel
! thriving trade.
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r. rimored around that the Consumers
rea cofnnanv is a temporary affair. In
RECITATION 10 this statement We wish 70
inform an our friends and the public
generally that we are engaging in the
lee business 10 stay. We have on hand
and In transit over 1900 tons Of Ice. and
those who are so kind as 10 favor US
with thelr patronage we VIII most assur-
eilv,soe that they are never without ms
most necessary commodity. We would
kindly thank any OF our customers 20
report any negligence on the part Of any
OF our drivers 30 the
CONSUMERS ICE COMPANY,
No. II south Fifteenth street city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

The rpworth League Of Broad-Street
II ~ church will run their moonlight ex-
cmrsion down the river this evening. The
boat viii leave the wharf promptly az :
o,riook An interesting and attractive
Urogramme has been arranged, and a good
lime will be promised 10 all who 20
,rickets sold last Tuesday night Will be
GOOD on the boat tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

The Tx Treasurer Of King William County
Uonorably Acquitted.

AYLETTs. VA. May a9.-(By phone 70
The Tines Mr.. Robert $ Ryland. ex-
treasurer Of King william county was
tried IN the County Court this afternoon
on the charge OF defrauding the county
and honorsbly acquitted.
The Commonwealth Attorney declined
70 ask for conviction. and the scene IN
the courtroom was one OF pieasurable ex-
N,temsnt and great rejoicing. Mr.. Ryland
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

Prof. Glldersleeyo. of the Johns Hopkn,
University. after travelling some time 90
Sicily and Witnessing tho Oiymp.an
games, has Joined an archaeC logical ,xne.
dition 10 the Peloponnesus and the Site
Of Troy DR.. ". *. Brooks. Professor
OF Zoology and Director OF tho Marine
Geological Laboratory OF the University.
has been made a Fellow Of tho Roya
Microsc0pical Society. The new Mary.
lany Geological Survey has been placed
In charge OF Or. William Bullock Clark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

Two precincts In Chesterfield county Sc
lectei delegates 10 the Democratic Conven-
ton 20 be held IN stanton next month.
From chester the delegates Will Dee Willis
smith. silver delegate, ana Bryant
strother. who favora gold lAey were
anpointed by the precinct chairman. Ma
,6eca will &c ronrrs.ntfd hy four silver
votes. to be cast by Mr.. Drewry fAeatnam
M Staunton. This precinct combined with
Chesterfield Courthouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday.
in the suit OF Wesley Slgnlago d Satter-
field against the Western Union Tclc-
graph Company. the jury rendered a YER
dict Of SO for the plaintiff. by the consent
of the parties In the litigation.
4 suit was Instituted la this tribunal
Yesterday by l.. S. Macon. Jr.. & Co.
against Frank :. Hardin. TO recover 800
damage.
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West Franklin Tent.

Preaching at p N. By Rev. j. r.
Ner Subject: "The Home Of the
saved" AT might, S.l5 o'clock by Rev
" 4. McCutchen. Subject: "Our Rea-
sons for Observing the Seventh Day OF
the Week for the Sabbath Instead OF
the First"
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L,nchhurr Silver Delegation.

IYNCHBURG. VA. May 20.-Special. -
I,ynchburg to-day elected run delegation
Of twenty-three free-slvcr advocates 20
the Democratic Convention. There was
no organization OF the gold forces. and
but few OF them went 10 the polls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

Jerkcd 10 His Death in the Ropes of a
Balloon.

WINSTON. y. G.. May Special
During a balloon ascension IN Martins
vile. Va. at 80 this afternoon and old
coicrod man famed Archie Brown was
caught ia the ropes and carried ny "a
distance of three hundred feet, when he
fell. He was killed Instantly
The OLD man Nas employed 10 help
arrange the balloon for the ascension.
lie with the other helpers. was told
20 get out % tho way. but the old man
failed % get loose in time.
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lie is ONLY "a Member.

Colonel George Wayne Anderson IS the
Richmond member OF the Democratic
COMMITTEES OF the Third congressional dis
trict. while Mr.. f. l.. c. Scott. OF Ash
land, Is Its chairman.
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Had No Quorum.

Tho Committee on Third Market was
called 10 meet last evening az $50 clock
ira room 40. II Of the city Hail. but no
quorum could Dee obtained.