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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-12
We Do Not Believe

every day. and cutting
. ana TS gon aaas' ans po as S
BLACK WHITE on all floors 5 also aoor.o over
Attorneys la~. n corner hardly noticeable
mp p1DS Gas E agRp'%s" s . Rass '
mOmentay notice in case of accident the
electric for other This p'sudes the possibility of
On the Second Floor
long row small presses used % cards envelopes statements s
piece o n OF estbihmentthe Railroad
your Secured behind double locks, it
government bonds with all these safeguards
Our Establishment
just opposite and overlooking the lawn Of Hotel Roanoke Conc
the finest hotels in the sate which give. & magnificent nag bright
d un vh 4s With e. by Sso h a soss a T
and Elevators and all departments bOuntiy supplied whal
kinds of Labor and Tme-Savng Appliances
Further Along
ypeseting department. expert
think rapidly and correctly interpreting
Large largo of type permit handling of very large
in a satisfactory expeditions manner
plentiful supply Astronomical
to difficult Intricate work in special lines
On the Top Floor
probably largest rhiaelphia; our sous virs
sihhes which will take from SPOOL proper
thick. 100 then paging numbering
pressure twenty more perfoing punching and ess
machines and the engraving Experimentation latter
We Print Anything
from rand nix
Brains a paper
1t the combination not mean to be
egotstal at ALI but combining these things forth
NOUS result has been studyand claim
All together
of has largely the
establishment all
all has reduc
a minimum los t1noion which
usually be n
here another there
it is donean hour we take
of the feeing M
GU would on
$4,000 O margins eachmo
productive.
Quite Recently, Too
The are money handled conom.
caly-but j possibly pushing
("not showing ahead,
t but in of
And i w havean etab-
vs-an2tn
do not placed an oderior of the
q time in Virginia.
And Our Stock-Rooml
buys quir paper at
time could look this ywoudn
denng for We do a
see A TON OF A KIND; A
o onek kind Of in q
Hoanoke?" That's what said. And, besides
hundreds kinds
of Cardboard of kind high a he
Lllputiar
What Can We Not Do
With facilities? A q enveone nam
phleh list drtesh or time table
ruled blank a lO0Opage any all our
friends we are AT HOME from January 1st December
The Stone Printing and Manufacturing Co.,
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-12
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT..
Johnnie ChafEe's Ideas About Hens.
Slovenly Words From Pref
ty Mouths.

Ny name is Johnnie Chaffic, and am
writing this letter to Texas Farm and
Ranch. live III Dallas with pa and ma
and ny grandma. We have some chick
ems. don't know much about poultry,
but know more than my cousin Fam
ME, who was raised i'll New York and
paid us Nisit not long ago When she
saw ma feeding the little chickens, she
said: DO you have to feed them? Why,
1 always thought the. old hen nursed
them
Pa says the best way to get rich keep
ing poultry i'll a city is to sell all the
hens early i'll the spring-then you won t
have to plant your garden but once.
Pa don't think much of hens. He
says they are too conceited. From tho
way the hen cackles you would think
that instead of an egg she had laid the
foundations of six story brick build
ing.
The hen with the loudest cackle don t
always lay the largest egg. Here is q
little poem on hens cackling:
The festive cacl1le of the hen
Sounds ever light and gay.
Whcne'er she lays an egg. tits then
She cackles forth her lay.
read the following i'll paper. and.
it seems to re very funny:
There was n young lady in Worcester
Who was chased by u big Shanghai roccster.
So frightened was she
That She Skinned up n tree,
No one being there to borcestcr.
Let me tell you hen story pa heard
Il A
the city into q country home considered
1t pleasant duty to keep hens, and she
talked great deal about them. One
day friend inquired, Are your hens
good hens?" ooh, yes, indeed" said
she in delighted tone; "they haven t
laid a bad egg yet.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-12

mAchlne, the autOmatlc cuttIhg khI1e SHIP
ener, and tableting appurtenances are on
this floor. The wonderful and powerful.
electric motor, which propels the machines
on all three floors, is also on this floor. Over
in one corner, hardly noticeable, is kept in
readiness, as a supplementary power, an
improved Gas Engine, to be attached at
,,nornnntarr Notice in case of accidnnt To the
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-12
such facilities as to comman
have business intercourse. W

bushes
An Up-to-Date Printing Office
OF the vowst the "devl" in
printing if owned
printing at least by
he
learned o experience Immediately
it all
dutes-but not like
the boy seesn in washing will
again. printing establishment
of
power And the has beenk Comea ndse
We Do Not Believe
city in which small
blank Northern
friends o
that of We musr a $ our
In Our Press Room
cylinder
of andb
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

AT the regular monthly meeting OF the
Common Council next Monday night an
attempt viii be made 10 induce the city
Council. 10 reconsider It's action. taken
recenty,by which the position Of assistant
librarian of the State Library is 10 he
abolished on and after July LIST. n the
former action OF the city Council is sus-
tained. then the the state Library will
hereafter be closed after 3 l.. NJ. every
day. The EFFORT now under way. how
ever is 90 induce the city fathers to con-
tnue the payment OF the salary OF the
assistant librarian, which Is $1,000 per
year. In order that in future the State
Library might be kept open continuously
from A. N. until 10 L. ~, the as
sistant taking charge OF the rooms at
T.. A.
IL is understood that some OF the most
distinguished people OF Virginia will ap-
pear before the City Council To advocate
tho proposition. Among them are such
men as Professor Lyon g.. Tyler OF VII
liam and Mary College, Mr.. VIM. Writ
Henry, Of this city and others.
10 Is said that the proposed change IN
the hours would give general satisfaction.
inasmuch as IL would enable ladies' to
visit the library during the afternoon
without escorts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
| OVER HUNDREDKILL
4 STREET CiR And MANY CAR
RTAGEs GO THROUGH a BRfD0E.
The Work OF Rescue Slow aud IL IL I'm
possible to Estimate the Loss OF Lie.
siAty-Two Bodies Recovered.

VICTORIA, B. c., May IA defec-
tive span la the Governor-Street Traffic
Bridge across Victoria. gave way this
afternoon precipitating a loaded street
car and several carriage into tie bay
ono hundred feet below.
The number Of victims cannot at this
time be estimated. The bridge was
crowded with vehicles collecting pleasure
seekers bound for Macauley's point where
the Queens birthday celebration sports
were In progress.
HOW IT HAPPENED.
At L. NJ. a large and heavily laden
car left Government street, vf.h over
one hundred people on board. When the
middle span of he Traffic bridge about
one hundred and fifty feet in length was
reached. 81 collapsed throwing tho car
and a number OF carriages and foot pas
sengors into the water The car was COM
pletcly submerged and all save a few who
were on the platform were lost. a mum
Der were killed by falling umbers.
The number Of carriages lost and the
foot passengers carried down in tho wreck
cannot be learned. II Is claimed that
fully 20D people went down with the
span, and or that more than half were
lost. The accident was SO quick no one
tdnspired.
\ number OF bodies have been carried
ont OF the harbOr by the outgoing tide.
which runs at not less than seven knots
an hour at the pont where the accident
occurred.
WORK or RESCUE.
Owing 10 the fact that nearly every
kind OF craft In the city was engaged for
the day, boats were hard TO procure,
and the work OF Rescue was somewhat
slow. Steam and naptha launches were
hurried to the scene, and In this particu-
lar the boats OF the various warshiDs
were the most active. Scores Of people
who were nounderng I'm the water or
clinging TO debris were picked up and
taken to places OF safety. but many sank
before tho rescuers reached them.
The sad affair has cast deep gloom
over the city The naval review and
sham-battle was cancelled, as well all
other sports planned for the afternoon.
Thousands Of sorrowng trends and rola-
tives are crowded around the approaches
OF the bridge. eagerly scanning each body
as u Is brought TO tho land. Many heart
rending scenes are enacted az the work OF
rescue progresses. IL will probably be
several days before the full extent Of the
disaster can bee correctly estimated.
SINTY-TWO RECOVERED.
Later-Until 103O i. NJ. slXty-two
bodies have been taken from the bay.
Twenty persons known 10 have been on
the bridge al the time OF the accident
arc. missing. and II is supposed that they
have pcrishcd. The ear register shows
ninety fares. and IL Is probable that over
one hundred and tw~s.y-iive were on
board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

LIRAY. VA. May rs Srecial-Th
ease of the Commonwealth against New
ton Kibler. charged with tl, murder of
his uncle Wills ID. Kill.r ou iuc 5tl
of November last. Was taken up u The
presiding
The state Was represented boy Captain
l; $. Parks. assisted Joy Mcssrs. Lirdy
and Weaver ol tAc local bar. The young
man is defended hy Hon. Marshall Mo-
D0rmick. of BerryHlllc. W. r. Alexander.
EsgY OF Winchester. and II. IT, Broyica
IsQ- of this place
Dr W. J. hudson. the coroner of Pare
county was the first witness. and was
ou flr stand over TWO hours lie de-
scri9 I'd Tie wounds that caused the
death OF old man Killer. which were ID
gun-sAot wound in the face and head.
wound in the top OF the head. made
with au axe. and q wound in the threat.
scNcrius the wud-pipo and reaching 90
tne spine. The prisoner claims 10 have
found thc body OF bis uncle outside. of
his kitchen with The above described
wounds oa it and that bee picked IL ul
aud carried 30 into the kitchen and laid
30 ou the bod
THE prisoner had lived with his uncle,
WHO was "a bachelor "a year or mor. ,y..
was farming on shares. The old man ID
ls thought had considerable money hide
den about his premises. The prisoner
had ahout $bs and the pocket-book h,-
longing TO his uncle when arrested Tb.
case is one in which general interest
is manifested, ana Will probably last ten
DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
PERsOAIL md GENERaL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's CIti
Zens and Other Matters

The Druggists Association will meet at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall tonight.
The Gesangverein Virginia will hold
their May festival IN Bandon Park To-
day beginning AT 1 Il. VI.
MIR. Morrison. OF Highland Springs, who
was quite severely bitten last week by
some vicious dogs belonging TO Paul Mayo
lcol9red), Is confined 10 his home from
The effects Of the laceratiOns, and IS be-
ing attended by a physician.
The temporary tracks Of the Traction
Company on Broad street Will be COM
Dieted this Week More than one hum
dred men are now employed Oh the work,
and IL ID going ahead as rapidly as is con-
slstent with good work.
The Richmond silver delegates 10 the
stanton convention conferred Monday
night and elected Mr. clyde W. Saunders
chairman u the delegation. IL was the
sense or tho meeting that Hon. Thomas
Is. Murphy should be supported for dele
gate 10 Chicago and Captain John y.
Curtis Tor alternate.
At 4.3O o'clock yesterday morning the
nrs department was called TO 42l west
Dnfal street, where "a house owned by
Nr r. j. cIaflu. and occupied by Mr..
Peter Hall. was Oa hre. The blaze was
not cxunguished until IL had cOmmuni-
Gated 20 the adjoining house, which Is va
cant. The damage 10 both houses Was
less than SlUO.
W. d. Meyer. of julius Meyer * Son.
Will spend June and July ln Paris, Ber-
lin. and Vienna. he will sail from New
York on Saturday on the Bretagne. and
bis trip abroad ls Tor the purpose OF con-
fewlng with European manufacturers Of
dress goods and other articles handled boy
his house. with the view Of increasing the
nrm importation from LuOpc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
RACING AT BALTIMORE.
straight Line, an Alabama Colt, Proves ~
Surprise.


surprise.
BALTIMORE. MD, May 2J.-The spring
meeting OF the Pimlico Driving club open
ed to-day. Threatening weather kept tho
attendance down TO a minimum. not more
than three hundred persons being pres
ent. The card. however, was good one.
and the sport proved OF an exciting ma
ture Straight Line. an Alabama colt.
was the surprise OF the day. II was her
first appearance. and she more chan out
classed her competitors in the 2.i0 trot.
Summarizes:
Two-forty class. trot. purse 500:
Straight Line %. M, by jerome Turner
(Aliller). ]. l. /.
La Crosse Girl. 2. ,, Z.
Kate McCracken. s, 3. 2.
Loudoun. Warren Boy. Stranger. Kim
sale. Miss Anne. Ella vola. Frances Pur-
dy also ran.
Time. PA a. 2:2l1-l. 30 II.
Two-thirteen class. pace. purse 500:
Simmons. br. s., CIufncD. 1, 4, 4, /, /.
out Of Sight ). ?. !. 3. 4.
Berkshire (Currier. ?. !. 3. T.. s.
Winfield. Jr. 90. 81, Billy West, Billy
Richball also ran.
Time. 2l2l-i, 2Iil-l. 2Ii1-2. 2l3l-2.
2l1 l-2.
Two-twenty- class, trot. purse 500:
Attraction. b. 5. Oleredith), 3. .2.Li.I.
Antonlnana. I. /. 5. :, :.
Dundess. s, 4. 2. ?, g..
I1la Anderson, Fascination. Jack Luz
cas-. Reddy Clay, and Dukes also ran.
Time. 2:iS If, 2:I9 "a. 2I7l-g, 2l9l-l:
2:lsl Ii.
AT NORRIS PARK.
MORRIS PARK. May 2g.-pbe e,c.l-
lent programme had been arranged for
To-Day Dut a heavy ralnstorm this morn
Ing changed conditions, and az n r,suIt
the card was ruined by Withdrawals. The
principal event was the race for the Lam
reate Stakes for -year-olds. II was
an open betting race, with Haphazard
ruling the favorite throughout. Tho
Irlar was second In demand ana gas-
tihah' horoscope and Arbuckle were In
uenldnd az 10 each. Bastian soon
TOOK the lead and made all tho run
hihS lie clearly outclassed his field
and won by good neck from HapLazrd
FIRST race-hlgh-weight handicap. six
and half furlongs- -Shakespear. III
uio. Iaral, % > first. with Rosedale
Second ana Wnppany third. Time,
l:23 IA.
Second race-one mile-VOlley Q0.
keefe l2 To 81 won. with Abuse second
and Benamenia third. Time. I:45.
Third race-The Laureate five fur
ionss-Bastlan Gil, Clayton 10 y won.
with Haphazard second and The Frlcr
third. Time. 1903.
Fourth race-One mile Hanwel nOS
Griffin. to - won. with Dcerslayer sec
ond and Aurelian third. Time. l:i2 Is.
Fifth raco-flvo furlongS-Eiderlin Uif.
Doggett. even) won, with Azure second.
and The Manxman third. Time. l.02 IL.
Sixth race-one and one-sixteenth miles
Premier (S5. Coyle. TO u won, with
Pdg second. and Cromwell third. Time.
80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

Forty Persons Killed Outright and as
Many Injured In Michigan.

DETROIT. MICH. May 26.-Thc cy-
clone which devastated the northern por-
tion of Oakland county last evening swept
path half a mile wide, and sixteen niles
long from west 10 east. clearing the earth
OF nearly everything movable. About
forty persons were killed outright. and
fully thar number were injured. some OF
whom will die. The cyclone first struck
the earth six miles west OF Ortonviile.
and passed half mile north OF that
village. In these six miles OF devastated
country before OrtOnyille. was reached
fifteen persons were killed tnd twenty
injured some fatally.
CAIRO, ILL. May 2j-This morning
shortly after 5 o'clock the fcrryboat
Katherine capsized and eleven persons
were drowned.
The boat left her landing at o'clock
and was near the Illinois shore, about a
mile below here. when the storm struck.
She turned over and remained In that
position for some time. while her upper
works were carried away. nothing re-
naming but the hull and engine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
yirglnia's Nav Festival.

The Gosangvorein Virginia will have its
May Festival this evening at Blandon
Park, TO which only mombers OF tho or
ganization and their families will bo ad-
mitted. -Four bowling alleys and other
outdoor sports will keep the visitors
busy for AZ least part OF sno time. Ar
rangements have been made with tho
Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pany by which all participant, will be
taken back 10 the city comfortably by
Il o'clock at night Should the weather
be unfavorable. tht entertainment will
be postpoaed until the ,pext clear ey ening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

RALEIGH. Y. c.. May 25.-J. II. Cid
dens and Jallifee Union, OF the South
orn District ColOred Benevolent organiza.
tion. met here to-day Ia twenty-second
annual session. with five hundred dele
gates present. \ special train brought
20 delegates from New York
and intermediate points. The order has
eight thousand members. all females.
The next meeting viii be az Richmond.
Va. Mamie NJ. Lane. OF Norfolk. Va,
In National Grand Superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 2i.-The ter
r1torial Democratic convention met here
to-day with every county iu Oklahoma
represented. Ii was tho most cnthuslas-
tic convention ever held IN the Territory.
Resolutions were passed In favor OF the
unlimited coinage of gold and silver at a
ratio of sixteen 10 one. and six delegates
20 Chicago were selected and instructed
10 stand for free coinage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
TIE GAR Is CROWNED.
yur C0NSECRiTION SERyICES AND
COEONATfON 4 GELfT bJLNI.
Tremendous Crowds rhrong the Outside
Walls of the ISrcmiin 10 Get " Glimpse
ofthc Car and Czarina.

MOSCOW, dhf ~'' -'
chief DAY of au those given up 10 the
coronation corcmouics- he day up 10
which am previous days have lcd-C9ro-
nation-Day. The weather was fine and
Inc siy oloudicss.
The Kromlin. which was the centre of
attraction. was carly surrounded Icy wait
ine crowds. who had uo possible hope Of
sctune inside. but were satisfied TO see
what ihcy could from the outside walls.
rroops headed hy bands of music began
moving at o.ci0ck iu the morning,
marching 90 The Kremln. AZ Z o'clock
q saNO or twenty-onc guns WAS fired.
and al 4.0 the bells of the Cathedral
neaan to peal just before 10 Was time
Tor the Car lo appear at the top of the
Rcd Square. the broad spaces Of tine
kr,miiu were deuscly packed with per
hans lOD.O0 people. pressing closely up 10
the seiy fence of the inner square. be-
tw,ou tho Cathedral of the Assumption,
Anuuncuuon. and Arehansel
AT THE CATHEDRAL.
Tho conservation ceremonies were SOLE
cmnzcd iu iHe small Cathedral of the
Assumption 40 N.l5 numerous ladies
and gentlemen OFF court. boo brilliant dress
as and uniforms. entered, TOOK their
places. and 90 $3.50 tne great bell ln Ivan
Tower began to boom. giving the signal To
All other bells. which took zap The peal
and rcsoudcl 90 throughout the city.
large number of bishops ana priests m
magnificent vsslmeut-. were iu attend
uuDc Atg tle sound of cheers and IOars
from the waiting tlronss outside am
uouuccd thr fact that the royal party
was approaching. Ail Moscow mad come
Co catch glimpse of the Emperor anu
Empress and the brilliant suite,
ns they dcsccuded The red stair
case from krcmlln Palace. and
crossed g. the Cathedral. Shout after
shout rOse upon the air. drums beat,
bells pcaled. aud the bands grouped in
the great square played national am
them- AT These sounds. the MetropoN-
tan of Moscow. ST. Petersburg. and kicn.
and several ot tine higher CLERGY proceed
eel o. the southern entrance OF the Ca-
thcdrll Then through The throng was
seen thc great dicmtaries OF state bear
ing thc imperial insignia. rcealia. and
corouati0u-roNe-. which they deposited
upon IlrhIy-Workel cushions upon table
near the throne amid tumuuous shouts
from fhn outside. The Emperor and Zine
press appeared at the door. They were
Received he OBJ, CLERGY aud escorted 90
the steps ol tlo altar. The Emperor was
$40 th. dari.-.reen and gold uniform Of
the general 0i guards. with high boots.
Ihe Empires was dressed i'm ID silver
J0he With long train. which was borne
hy four passes.
AT THE ALTAR.
Arriving at the altar steps, che \Nctro- !
1u.fan of Moscow and Grand Duke Sor- !
gius welcomed tle Emperor ana Empress |
in OBJ. holy building. Ae Meirouoitau of |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
CONDITION or 1nD cRoPS.
Rains Duting the Past week Greatly Bene-
n, thc Crops.


tin Of the Virginia service for the past
week.
Tuesday. May 20. ls5.
Since the date of Lho last report the
drought conditions which then prevailed
have given way TO general rains and
showers. and. at present. O. decided im-
pi1ycmcnt for The better is noticeable
boo au crops. Grasses and pastures have
been benefited. 10 gave season" for
tho planting of tobacco. soften q tho
ground for late vegetables. and gave Auo
growing conditions for corn.
TlDEWAI1E VIRGINIA.
Good rains frcshcncd up crops and veg
citation iu The section during the week.
Farm work was delayed to some extent.
and some peanut planting held back.
The soil is now Doe excellent condition for
aU growing crops. Corn is from %
j. inches high and growing fast. Wheat
is heading out. Fruit mostly peaches.
are droppus. though u good yield is am
ticipltod as the trees set quito fuil.
Early planted peanuts generally coming
up badly ln southampton county Dot-
ton is a good stand and is looking very
well.
MIDDLE VIRGINIA.
Abundant rain and temperatures suit
able for the time of year hlyo resulted
in very general advance in the condi-
ticn of the crops OF the section. a ma
Jority of the farmers who were waiting
for 10 season 90 sect So uleir tobacco
plants took advantage Cf the favorable
weather and the close of the wtek found
mos of tnls crop in the field anl start
iug under very promising conditions
The rains have improved cIo.rr and
grasses. while corn is growing rapidly.
Berries are quite abundant ln some lo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
DhcAiHhD r,r rREH sI1yhR.
so"nd-Moncy Democrats Kept Away From
Tho lnnL lnuni, ln.,...l..-..

'''' l''-III"tl lllI- htVt IWnY from
the 'ooh Count, Convention.
CHICAGO. May %. The Cook County
Democratic Convention. called TO ,i.'t
delegate. o. the state Convention. was call
cd 10 ider Boa west Twelfth street. Turner
Han shortly before noon TODAY. Tbc
catherine. while large. Was conon,8 el-
most exclusively 90 the supnorters ~
free silver the "honost-moncy' Demo
Gratis refusing 90 vote for delegate Ia
The convention az yesterdays primaries
The platform, which MAS adopted almost
unanimously, there being loss than a
dozen votes in the negative. declares IL,
favor OF the immediate repeal Of All
that Republican unpatriotic, and revolu.
ponary legislation OF 1873, demone,izlpe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
FaiaI ARRAY.

NORTON, VA. May G.-SDecial.-In Il
drunken row at Dorchester yesterday a
negro named Frank Sutherland was shot
hy Moees Carter. The latter WAS az
rested and brought to Norton for safe
keeping Sutherland died this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

Sergeant John r. Hall yesterday
brought back from Newport News a ne
gro named Tom Robinson. who killed an
other negro named Jim Waddey. near 81
Patrick ) church, about a month ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
wEArnEK roRrcAsr.

WASHINGTON. May 26-Forccast for
Wednesday:
yirglnla and North Carolina-i.ocal
showers in the morning, followed bx fgxt
warmer: saathery winds. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
Col. No,hv IriLlcallY Ill.

SAN FRANCISCO. May ad.-Colonel
John S. Mosby. he famous raider. is
sndsoay,,is srl5,ea,iy u here, zig Z s.irsrIps ao@
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

Between the Chesapeake ami Ohio and
its employees. said the Grand Master.
ucre had always existed the kindest
and most pleasant relations. This 10
believed had been brought about In
part ly the employees striving To do their
duty ia every respect. IL differences
bad arisen they had gone 10 their su-
F,rior officers like mon and settled the
matter OF arbitration. The Brother
hood was pledged 10 arbitration when
ever 1t was possible.
"Bgt." sa!d he, should arbatration and