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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30

MADRID. Dec. 29.-An cn?hat!o de-
NAL is given ho:G 10 the reporter
Itcd TO the Washington Poet thbt SEN
or Dupuy de Lone. the Spanish min
nscr al Washington. and Mr. O!Qcy
have concluded negotiations fdr the ac-
Ccptance 6y Spain OF the good Offices
OF the United States in the settlement
OF the Cuban iRsa-rCcHon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30
TARIFF HEARING.
Cotton and silk Interests Ask for
Protection Rates.
SPECIFIC AND NOT AD VALOREM

Duties Advocated Almost Without EIccp-
tion-A Tarir on Egyptian Cotton E,-
perIAlly Asked for-Mr. Wheeler, OF Al
ALBANIA, Says Free Everything IL Firth.
right rthe South, ,Sotwith,tunding Her
Manufacturer Cry for rrotcetlon-sev-
srAi Arguments Filed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 29.-M.
]. RoscburN, trading as Milton & Com
pany. retail clothicrs at Eleventh and
Chestnut streets. failed to-day and the
store was closed bS- the sheriff. EXccu-
TONS have been issued OF judgments
nurrCun tinr S31 600
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30

HAVANA, Dec. 99.--Ncws has been
received that the local column Of
troops IN MaiGnzas met the insurEcnt
band OF SotonlOngo al the farm Of
Abrcu, in the JaEucy Grandc district
There was Il fight and the insurgents
Merc lISpersnl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30

LONDON. Dec. CA Melbourne
dispatch 10 the Times says that vio-S5
lent cyclone has destroyed the town I,
oc Nrvcrlirc. \. S. w. 1t is feared =
that several persons have been killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30

OF tho Democratic national committee,
have gonc to Idaho to conduct Il can.
vu@ In aid OF the formers recollection,
The Democratic senators here have
united IN q letter to the Democrats OF
ldlhO nrEtnE DnbolA' rN.clCCCllCn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30

For West VIrSlnln und Western PennSyl-l
vUnIn, generally cloudy weather. probably
light showers; light to fresh Bouthwest.y
crly winds sSll l5e..l
For Ohio. generally cloudy woathor;l
probably light local showers: light cast
rrly 10 gOuthGrly winds. .yI7si'S7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30

CHICAGO. Dec, HAIRY q. For
Eu". formerly ulraE!nR editor OF The
Chicago Chronicle, died tu-nlGht OF
consumption, lie has been i'll for three
InONtMl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30

LONDON, Dec. 3O.--A Berlin dispatch
to the Standard says that Chancellor
Won Hohenlohc viii submit to theS
Bundesrath n bill which Is intended to-
restrict emigration from the agr!cul-g
rnrnl Ilatrlcsa OF Germany. ~, q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30

NEW YORK, Dcc. @A-lsIac %ukc'
convicted last night of arson In tho
Arsl degree, was to-day sentenced 70
,hIrty-s'x years IN prison. The mnSi-
mum penalty IS forty yca"S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30

BOMBAY, Dec. 99-During the past
roriy-eighth ours the health authorities !
have recorded III fresh cases OF tle \
buboNic plague In the same period $50
deaths from that disease have occurs
r ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30
WANAMAKER TALKS
Hot Shot Poured Into Quuy's Sen.
. ntorinl Camp.
IMPORTANCE or TIE ELECTION

For United States Senator In Penn,yl-
ynnIn-A vigorou, Dig nt Quay for As
,umlng 10 Dhpen,e Federal Patronage
before tho inRngurationI Aner OpPos-
ing NCIShiicy's NomlnRtion-iiis Post.
tion on National Qutstions Made Plain
In VERY Ff,y Words.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-30

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Dec. 29.-Scn-
nlor Dubois and c. 4. Walsh, secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
LDrcIrION DIscrNsED.
Hon ). l.. n. Curry Delivers an Address on
Southern Educational Questions.

JACKSONVILLE FLA. Feb. l9-The
Department of Superintendent of the
National Educational Association decided
10 hold It's next session IN Indianapolis
The contrasting cities We're Detroit which
secured 10 votes CaattanO0ea. u votes,
and indianapolis, - votes. The final dee
cisiOn. however. i5 lett 90 TIE officers Of
the department and the secretary %. the
association. ST being considered wise t0
hold the question open ir order 10 secure
cC sessions iu railroad and hotel rates.
Ine feature Of the day was the mag
niiicent address of d. l.. VI. Curry. agent
OF the Peabody fund. on some Educa-
iional Questions Pertaining % the New
South"
Other features az the day were the fo.
loving papers and discussions.
]. Isolation and MITIGATION as Bases
OF Courses OF study" j.. j.. WIZ. eN-
superintendent of schools 'inciun7t. %.
-. organic Relations NJ Studies in Blue
man Learning" W. y. Mailman. Super
intendent of Indian Schools. Discus. JON.
j. NJ. Guiiliams. principal ot Normal
School. Jasper. Fla. i'm this paper Proc
lessor Civilians made % bitter attack gn
the Kindergarten system.
Some Practical Results OF Chilis
Study" :. =. Whlucv. Superintendent
o.; schools. East Saginaw. Mhch.
ION higher Eaucauon,' ". :. Sutton,
OF Texas.
.Ou th- Elementary School" T. W.
Halker principal of Cook County Nor
NAL School. Illinois.
Tomorrow officers VIII Doe elected. Gill
belt. Of 81. Paul. ls said 10 Doe the man
selected hv the nominating committee
tor presiu III.
Tomorrow The tables Will be the feature
OF The programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
President WI,sro, EMBOSSED.
A Former Expert of Diseased Minds Is
Now Lunatic.

RALEIGH. y. C.. Feb. l9-Special.-
President Winston, Of tho University.
called the students together on Monday
and explained his motive In signing the
name OF Mr. Thomas TO the telegram
countermanding the order for q watch for
the .coacher Trenchard. rberoupou
the student body passed unanimously
resolutions endorsing President winston q
action. and resented the attack made
upon their president by newspapers OF
this city.
one hundred more conyicts have been
sent 10 the new farm, near NaoesDofo,
Arson county.
The Southern Express Company APP
peared before The Railroad Commission
yesterday 10 show Just cause lof lls
rates Mr. BRYAN. OF this city. agent
of the company. and Mr.. K. L. Loon, or
CHATTANOOGA. traffic manager or the COM
panv Yesterday made tuh explanations
of the rates before the Commission. The
Commission reserved its decision in re-
gaze 20 the matter.
Or. Eugene Gressom. who Is Wei re-.
numbered mere as superintendent or inc
insane a.vium. attempted suicide 10y
swallowing an ounce Of choroIorm m
Denver. Col. HE has been an expert
I'M diseases OF the mind ana now ms
mind has gone and he viii be put I'D an
to-day being Wednesday. there VIII
De- roouiar l,pnteu services TOT loltf
DAVIS in the Roman Catholic ana hpls'o-
naf churches ,...-,,.... .,,
was probated yesierdaN. ne
vas valued M si5.fo. The bulk OF he
froDorfv was feft 20 her two nieres MIS-.
Sarah Williams and Mrs John Bryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

AsUrVUIE. n. g.. Feb. la.-HiEar
". Nye. "Bl Nye, was stricken win
paralysis nj his home. at bicNsioais .
EIGHT miles from this city, lasi hl-hl.
Ills physician reports that he cannot
AsHEVILIE. ~ c.. Fob. New
from Bll I'VE tonight rs that he Is sing
iug Tia physician says his patent s.
condition g. such that be- may iiNe %
few weeks or may die almoat any hoI,;
10 hopes are entertainel that De VIII
sufll,t long lFis daughters, Misses MN
ME and Bessie Sye. who nave he'n az
school I'm Washington -. c.. reached
here to-day and left fer his hee.- he To-
Edgar Wilson Nye humorlst born In
Shirley. Piscataqua county Me, -gtn Oh
August. $50 lfe wa- educated in AN
academy at River Falls. Wis, removed lo
WYOMING Territory. studied law. ana
was admitted % She lar .u hb. tie be-
gan carly 10 contribute humorous
sketches 10 the newspaper using ne
pen-name of PHI Nye. Was ccnnecl.i
witch various western Jourh il'l ana ~ p
forwards settled n New YORK city. lie
has published "Bu Nye and the Boom.
erang' Chicago. lsNu. The Forty Liars
OSSD. "Baled Hay 0'NO. "Bih Nye.
Blossom Rock 0ssD. and Remarks
fiAs.t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
'GEN.LEESNEPHEw WEBS
rrTzHUGH LEE CifIEK EL0fIs
UITH MISS MAY DUGIL.
The Brides Father Did Not Object TO inc
xr Man. but Did Not Wish to Part
with His Daugh,er-iru'less Search

Np.v YORK. Feb. 2o.-Special.-ln the
- ,bs, he could obtain some trace OF
"a, ,ret,v seventeen-year-ol6 daughter
n,,,,oa from indianapolis with Fiiz-
,,,,,,h te. Carter Thursday last captain
Dupl wealthy retired merchant W
Evansville Ind. called upon S'pe.'h-
tendent Of Police McKeiYey' Oh brooN's"'
to-day. a. 40.
Leading M to the marriage was "
-. ,.,,,,,inc at White sulphur
Strings ". Va. several years hs"' MI.
nor several years past 'ap'"iu -.
ana his daughter had pten ,,,r, ~ a
summer months there t"iN,' 49, A
nephew of General lt@""H Virrinia. lie
wealthy lumber merchant on y ss,'ini5r
spSut tho summer at Nhll' N ti'.
Springs also. On one OF th'r' 'if-c I'd
couple met II was cas-. ~ ci,ns.i
inst sight but a short time
when Nav. for that was Captain '"en
daughters name, told her iath.t p 30,
She intended 10 marry 'aii''-
Dugi would not consent 81 t,,e
"5ut' the daughter mTis',''t .,t,,' fo
him. The parent had no oni' ii", ~
his dauglter's marriage 10 tht 9"-"e
man for hc bears an excellent cnaI",''.,
is TWENTY-FIVE years old, anu WoN - '
choice social cifeies. eut ne u,' '''
hts daughter tO part from ninl'
MET AT WHITE SULPHUR
When the season at White sulphur
Suriu,,s closed last year Miss lluki
Turned ID her home m EVlnZiile, lh".'
'rire wore ON. and perhaps the father
fhoupht tho love affair a. vs. mite SninH"
SPRINGS had nOWn from hlf ntnkn' .
mind Thursday last captain putH l'.
Evansville for "a short tilp lp inNlal'"
lis Miss pueN was constantly ln h'i
fathers compauy 90 home. ana >h' ''
companiod him almost ever! nri' i
went. so when Dee went to lhllHhap'n'
They arrived in indianapolis Friday.
The sam. dav her father went 'Nl IN''
the CITY His daughter did not ecl'iN
nany him. but remained DO H'I oimi
tine hotel where they 81 .if rIlNIi.'"'
Whom h, returned she was not in Nri
apartment He waited O. lew Hi-l'-''
and she did not return. . s.,
Looking on the table in ile room no
Found "a note iu Miss Duel mann" If.
n was addressed to him. and iN Ut rt'
said that She had eloped fo marry i''
man of her choice. captain nntlt, .N ''.
effort fO get some trace of fhn kii. I'NllN
letters nom the young lady Boo Brooklyn.
which lea him 20 believe that 'hr HNt
IN. 90 that City Pie made inquiries
throughout tho city an daN MONDAY anH
,astard4v bot learning nothing Nhith
voull help lead 90 his daughter MN,
afouts. as last resort he fepoi itd iN'
case 10 the Superintendent of foi,.'
raptefp lueU told Suueru' nugnf Mt-
Keivev that in her note hie at't.l'I
said She was nplng fn De- MAJ il't '' 't'
ter and register ar THE St Ft'.h'.
rho Suuerintendeut has helped iNr
afh.- in the search for his lauRnlr.
In as Vet neither have been able 10 MA
ne least trace OF the missing EiIH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

WINNIPEG. MAN. Feb. 19.-Evidcnty
the rOycinr1c nc is under danger OF imme-
diate collapse. unless Greenway VIII sef-
tie the school question. TOR Sir Donald
Smith has been sent here by the FEEDER Z
Government, and Is doing hs best TO
effect some cDnprC mise on The NeHsd
question in order o. remove n from tie
federal arena. lie had an interview yes
terday with Premier Greeuway and At
torney-General SiftOn. but there is no
prospect Of the local government yield
Ing "a single point. Sir Donald also called
cu Archbishop lauecVin 90 talk matters
over with him. but the result is not
known. Developments are expected at
any minute.
MONTREAL, Feb. l9-It IS stated I'm
Weil-informel circles here that col-
lcctive amendment is 10 be issued by The
Roman Catholic bishops shortly. calln.
upon every Catholic member Of The House
OF Commons and the Senate TO support.
as a matter Of conscience, the Dominion
Governments hill remedying the gricv-
ances OF the minority ia Manitoba
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
CHANGES ON THE B. & O..
FIRST vICE-PRESIDENT SMITH
TENDERS ms RESIGNATION.
Succeeded by q. q. MURRAY, Late of the
Big Pour Mr.. Mayer Res gn'the Presi-
dency of Consolidated Coal Company.

BALTIMORE. Feb. l9-General Orlan-
do Smith, first vice-prosident OF the
Baltimore and Ohio has rendered his
resignation 10 the board OF directors.
Oscar g. Murray. formerly OF the BIG
-Four. has been confirmed as first vice
president. Mr.. Smith will SIN represent
the Baltimore and Ohio on the Board
Of Managers of the joint traffic asaocia-
ton. al New York. he also holds the
presidency OF several OF its subsidiary
lines. William T.. Burns resigned "a a
member of the Board Of Directors Geo.
g. Jenkins was elected 20 hll the va
cancy.
Charles +. Mayer, late president or
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. to-day resigned as president OF
the Consolidated coal Company. after
having controlled It's affairs FOR nine
teen years.
ia leaves the company I'm the highest
state of prosperity. Mr. Mayors success
sor is Mr.. ;. X. Lord. third vice-pres. 70
dent Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Several changes were also made In
the directorate. The New York repre-
four members. General Louis Fitzgerald.
Eugene DeIane. T.. r.. Bacon. and James
NJ. euiEicy were ciect~i 30 reprcsf ~
the Gothamites' Interests The other
seven directors are Baitm0reans, and
most of them identified with the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad.
Mr.. Lord IS one of the hest-isnown and
most-pCpular railroad men in the cOun-
try. Tie began his railroad career when
seventeen years OF age at UOOsic Falls
y. ". where be was born. For fifteen
years be held high positions I'm western
railroad organizations. ana in Is,D he
came general passenger agent OF the
Baltimore and Ohio. I'm ISIS he was pro-
noted 20 the third presidency. which
position he Will continue o. hold dn
connection with the presidency OK the
coal company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
Kentucky SenaiorsiiiD.

The sunporters OF Senator Blackburn,
while not surprised AZ the tenor of Secrc-
tary Carlisle's letter declining TO assist
Riackburn. are angry over the cool and
deliberate rebuff they have received. The
result OF II IS 10 widen the breach be-
tween the resDectlVe factions ON the
financial question In this State and also
20 intensif.- the luminosity between the
friends q he Secretary Of the Treasury
and of the present senator. The gold
men are jubiiant over Mr.. Carl.sle's
course. and say that had he lent Black
burn a helping hand IL would have been
no use 10 attempt TO send a soundmoney
deleaation TO the National Convention
The twenty sixth toint-ballot for sena-
tor resulted Hunter. go Blackburn, 60;
scattering, 8. Necessary to . choice u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

The Democratic state Committee will
meet Tonight at the Exchange Hotel
for the purpose of deciding where and
when the Democratic State Convention
is 10 he held As has been repeatedly
stated IN the columns OF The Ilmes, We
r~bt will most likely be between the
cities OF stanton and Roanoke although
senator Daniel arrived in Richmond yes
tprday presumably 30 look after ftne
Interests of the city of Lynchburg.
The only arrivals of members OF the
committee not connected with the Cen
eral Assembly. last night were con-
sressmen Jones, of the First and Tucker.
SOUTHAMPTON. cx-State Senator b. VI.
Hatcher of Franklin. ex-State senator
". f.. Bibb of Louisa; W. A. Andersen.
of Rockbridge, aud ". \. Glasgow, OF
Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

sANDERIINE.-Dle February 10
ISIS. at $40 4. NJ. IRENE. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. D. \. Sdnderline, aged
twenty years.
Funeral viii take place from Leisn'
Street BAPTIST church az O'CLOCK
THURSDAY. February 10Th.
Thc funeral II Hrs 81. j. FORSI ~;
viii lake place az the same time and
place
please copy
sAIITHER.-Died at his residence. 1914
rnarv TO- 1896 H. G.. SMIlHEh. aged
seventy -elghl years. lie bore his long III
ness with patience and Christian forti-
It.ner.. from yenable-Street Baptist
church at 1870 T. VI Relatives ana
friends family are cordially invited 10
attend.
Please omit flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
STERLING ron iNNEXITFON
Proposition fo ne Presented to
Eichnonh'. Nldeimcn.

A meeting OF the members of the An
neXatiou Committee from the Manches-
ter Council. was held last nisht IN the
Council chamber at which the matter
OF annexation took a new turn.
The meeting Was called at the suggestion
OF Mr. Wallerstein. chairman Of the
Richmond committee. who was present.
with Mr.. Charles Y. Meredith, the city
attorney Of Richmond.
Manchester was represented by Mossfs
Jtz. Sims Nunnally. Wells. Morton. and
City Attorney Judge William l. Clopton.
Judge Clopton. at the suggestion OF
MIR. Wallerstcin. had prepared bill
providing for the annexation OF fdchmonI
and Manchester. which was read before
the meeting by Mr.. Wallerstein.
The Richmond chairman stated that
ne was unauthorized 10y his committee
70 take this action. but having heard
the great dissatisfaction manifested by
the Richmond people. through the press
and otherwise. over the recent action OF
the Board OF Aldermen. and having talk
ed the matter over carefully with sew
erai of the Board OF Aldermen. he was
convinced that If bin bc prepared, pro-
yidlng for 20 further expenditure on the
annexed district lManchcsteD tnan was
received by taxation FROM that district,
that the aldermen would see lit 10 pass
It.
\ bin providing for tns anncNaiion of
Manchester under these conditions. ant
which dcsiguatgs ManchcstCi az Wash
ington ward. and which provides for tne
vote Of the public Of Richmond O" ITS
next regular clcction-day, which is the
fourth Thursday in May. and for spc-
cial election 10 be held In Mancfsc7ier
on the first Thursday in June and f;t-
Their providing that should the matter
then be approved by the people. annexa-
tion IS 90 90 into effect on July j. 1886,
was then read and approved.
The bill n 20 be further revised by the
two city attorneys. and is to be first
presented 10 The Richmond Board Of Al
dernen next Monday night. when a call
81 meeting VIII be held. II the alder
men see ft 10 approve the matter. the
Councils OF both cities viii then have 10
approve the matter. when It VIII be hur-
ned to the Legislature before the pres
out session expires.
The informal meeting then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
FlRE ~ cnASTHRFIELD.
woodland, Fences. aud Houses Licked Up
In II. Path.

CENTRAL1A. VA. Feb. 10--Special-
1rightfW fire has prevailed between
Chester and Centralia since u W. to-
day. Is still burning. bat is supposed
20 he under control.
The wind was blowing furiously al
the time, and anything like near approach
TO the fire was impossible. IL burned
over large extent of wood land. and
81 Mr j. d. Croker TO destroy some
o. his outbW.dines
Mr. Daman's house was also at one
lime ir grca; danger. ~ was then cut
OH al the road leading 10 "NineOia,' the
residence of Dr :. u. Drewry, by the
excr-iors OF i.any hands.
T'e oricin - the fire is supposed to
be from the railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
sNOTHEK "DEEM.v
The Place Of the Late Iamcntcd IL Filled
l.. L.


Deem. the faith-hcaler. has left for
other regions, hut his place has been
taken by DIR. j. G. Montgomery
"a magnetic healer. who claims TO be hea-
WHY charged with electricity.
Dr Montgomery IL at tho EXCHANGE
where there are many members OF the
Legislature. Sunday with several OF
them he went TO Forest Hi PARK. Inere
NJ found n man whose leg had suheneu
at the knee and was useless 80 tar as
walking was concerned. me doctor to'u
the man he could cure him, ana IN nNe
minutes by simply rubbing the crippled
member the man was able to walk with
out a crutch. something ne had not done
In years. The gentlemen accompanying
Dr. Montgomery, who had doubted his Gu
rative powers. were convinced that ne
wac all that he claimed 10 be after wit
Messing tho cure.
DIR. Montgomery came here, II IS said'
70 cure relative OF a well-known banker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
The Annexation %; Berkeley
REUNITED 1rrrB Many lEARS.
Brother aud sister Attended The same
Church without Rec gnizing Each other.

Brother aud sister Attended the same
Church without Rec gnizing Each other.
TOLEDO Feb la-When the civil war
came Peter Faust and his brother-in-law.
layid Bruner, both lived i'm northwestern
Ohio, near Fremont. Bruncr was the hus-
band of Fausts sister Sophia Both men
We're good soldiers. but only one ever re-
turned. Brunor died, prisoner Of war.
in Libby prison Faust made his home
with his sister for % few years, after
which he drifted out West. This was in
1873. lie changed his address about the
same time that Mrs. Bruuer moved from
Fremont. and though each tried after
ward 10 find the other. they failed.
Several years ago Faust removed 10
Toledo, where his sister was living al
;he time with her two children. AT the
present time Mrs. Bruner lives at AZ
Broadway. while Faust lives on the west
side. Roth are members of the Eleventh
Street Christian church. and as both are
regular church-goers. they doubtless met
many times In that sacred edihce.
Time had wrought its changes. however,
and a recognition never took place until
last Thursday evening. At that time. an
election Of l>acOns took place. and both
attended the meeting Then. for the first
time in years each heard the others name
called. when the roll Of the church was
read. Hardly daring TO believe the truth
OF what they heard. each hunted for the
other at the close Of the meeting, and as
recognition became n certainty. their
friends were amazed TO see them suddenly
throw thir arms about each others neck,
while the tears streamcd from their eyes
For five years they have lived within a
block of each other on Oliver street. Both
vero ATothodists when they parted years
ego. but by another strange coincidence
each has lately been admitted TO the
Christian church.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

BERLIN. Feb. l9.--Tho Socialist mem
bers of the Reichstag have resolved not
TO attend the banquet to be given on
March 2lst. 10 celebrate the tweniy-ffth
anniversary OF the creation of that body.
because 81 hat been announced that
Baron Won Buloth Berenhers. president
the Emperor.
In the course OF the discussion OF the
military estimates in the Reichstag to-
day Herr Rebel. the Socialist leader, and
Herr Lenscmann. Of the FreisinnigD
party. attacked the right Of the Emperor
10 the absolute endorsements of disci-
pline and authority IN the army. emitting
his Majesty even to order a man 10 be
ehat