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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-26

Hailed with 10y In Axrarian circle, In
GcrmRny.

'NNNNuNH
LONDON, Sept 25.-- rhe corrsap on.
dort VI the Times a. Berlin Gays Pfinco
Bismafck's luttrr 10 q vernon Culblr.
sou Of Texas, commanding the Idea
that tho United States SHOULD undor-
take the Tres coinage Of silver inle.
pendenuy VI other naiions, ms beon
hailed with Jubllntiou IN agraran etc
cloe here. lsisqulto tfne that 40 has
always haBgcruu ,of double standard,
lut whcn 80 tiiice ne would
never assume rtsuos.bllity tor nuy
meitillio measure. HE letter may
be added 10 the list NJ irresponsible
though dangerous uitersnces deriving
Importance nom their power to mis-
lead per3ons In pcssee,i0n Of greater
capacity for hero worship than tor IN.
Gel onuent thou. IT.
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satisfactory TO Hin. Tsmmany Han'
however, may Insist upon iis own can
didate aud at the esstc oommltee
meeting on Monday night they may
fight for the promotion OF Ju Igo r1t
ter TO the irbt place and EIilou Dan-
forth for the second. IL " nbsolu.eiy
denied that Bryan wrote Thncner nrA'
ing his withdfawa'j nor has u" nv
mated TO anybody such desire. ine
etsry was mauc out OF whole cloth.
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Frss CIIizsns Attnciscd by Dody OF
Mouutpd AUa

Mounted hoa.
CHICAGO. Sept. 20 "A special to the
Herald rom Alex.ndfis, fud., snyt.
because crowd VI workmun oneefed
Tor Mckinley nj Ofesies. near this city,
they were TiIdea down by body Of
mouuted mon IN parade. Many
were iniutoI Ia the crush TO escape
aud tfamIlsd upon by tho horse.
Ihu procession passed by the Repub.
liean club building where n number VI
wOtkm ln were ttsnding,
Cheers Tor Mckinley were INDUCED
In by the woikmen. After part u
The procession had paced body Of
mounted men who were In tho hd.
vancs turned lack aud charged To n
bo1y on the crowd Of men, women aud
children IN were on tho club
grounds. The mounted muu were at
once supported by others who were on
loot IN the procession. Several var.
rants have been issued.
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aud the fusltics Of tho spanish officer,
anu soldiefs Will be giveD. The pro.
coods are TO DO applied to the relief Of
tue tick and wounded Cuban soldiers.
IL Is expected to result IN q strOng
Cuban denomination.
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The corbsu.HharLsY fiEhl on.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Sept. 25.-In spite
OF their promista 10 deposit $4,000 to-
day the managers Of the Eureka Attn.
lotto club failed 10 put 10 appearance
anu apparently the COrbet-Sharkey
light 40 far Us this town Is concerned 10
n. Tho capital OF mott Of the clubs
seems TO consist OF promises and per-
mitg.
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ACTION HnOUGHr
- Recover Damages for tue Point c.
lice bridge Disaster.

VAscouvER, II. O., Sept. 20.-The
fearful disaster at Point Elliee bridge,
on May 20 last. when an electric car
loaded 10 tho FULLEST capacity. dashed
through tho bridge was recalled TO
MIND yesterday when Minister ID. q.
Macon nell on behalf OF the relatives Of
thuse who were killed served writs, In
all some twenty-five belng issusd, the
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lnEK.uL.IsLAM A rRIsoNER.
rnE CUBAN nEnELLIoN.
Ins-rgsnis said 60 ifavs Won ImI g.:
ant tieiorir..

ant tieiorir..
NEW YoRlS. Sept. g8.-A special to
the Herald irOtn Havana sayt: Private
advlees from Pinar del Rio arc 10 tho
effect that Antonio MAceo has seized
the town OF Han Juan Mirlintz.
An enlargement is also reported 10
have occurred on the roal betweo u
the port Of Pinar del Rio city where u
whole spanish regiment met Maceo
and are reported u have been routed.
No news has, however, been given cut
officially IN Havana.
MONEY FOR qIE WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
LONDON, Sept. g0.-A meeting OF
the spanish Chamber Of Commerce Of
London held last night resolved 10
form n committee OF spanish mercan.
tile houses 10 collect funds for the sick
AID wounded, Bpanisrds ana insurg.
vnts alike, In Cuba and the Philippine
islandp. Tue cham Der voted Gown q
proposal 10 subscribe sum OF money
10 present to Spain man-ofwar.
INSURGENTS ROUTED.
HAVANA, Sept. GA local guerilla
force az san Diego, Nunez, surprised
the camp OF Iusurgont Leadur Paoheo
in PiuAr dol Rio, anu after three
hours IRE tue insurgents were routed.
The Insurgents have burned 200
huth belonging TO tho military forces
protecting The mail oommu nicstlon
near TApasto, In Havana province.
Durlng ekifmish the insurgont Mira.
bel ana eight men were killed. The
loss OF tho troops WAS nine.
CUBAN CARNIVAL.
CINClNNATI, Sept. ad.--A Cuban
carnival OF whole week has been
arranged 70 begin here next MONDAY.
IL will open with MAS meoiiag u
which all citizens VIII be invited.
General Hiokenloopef has been
asked 10 preside aud a list OF 200 vico
presidents has been prepared. Tue
Cuban representatives nj Washington
will bo present. During tho remain.
der OF the week spectacular exhibi-
lions illustrating Cn0an HE, rs we'll sa
showing the idiocies Of Spanish rule
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BALMoRAL. scotland, sept. 26-rhe
MalqIH VI Salisbury arrived NJ Bal.
mgfsi Castle to-day,
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TIIE oYMDELINE RlvWAL,

Tho revival OF Cymbeliuo by Sir
Henry living at the Lyceum theAlrr
on Tuesday evening, was made a ~.
olal iunoilcs driving thu Aristocralio
uwollern inL town. All leaders Of
nnance from Baron DeRothsohili to
Mr. Barney BArnato were preesnl, Ms
well as aflists, authors, dramatlsis aud
all the lights in the London firma.
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POLITICS IN BOSTON.
Silver Democrats Locked Up 10 NuSlC
llll 0lganlz'.
eo,p ngS ENGAGE raSuem HALL
I'm, are Routed AID Tut 10 Flight BY
rr.ssis Il fryun and
S,wall.

bCs4O:', Cepi. 2s--Contrnry to the
expectation Of tue members OF the
Democratic state oommiit,e that vii.
lisms's supporters would not carry out
their threat to femain In Music Hail
until the state convention opens, there
were al o Pollock $40 members Ia the
big hall. Score, were asleep In thu
galleries. Every door was guarded by
tue p5lice aud no one was admitted.
At7:3) snap Robinson, secretary OF
iho state COMMITTEES ask0i Agent
Mudgeit TO clear the hall Tor tho Demo.
cratic otaie convention. lilo replied
that over 600 delegates WHO had ere
dcntials were already In the halt, aud
he could not got them Oui.
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A new expedition on novel lines IL
being organized at Glasgow under the
leadership OF Explorer MurFie, tho
pufplse OF which 10 to determine by
special means tho exact lOca.
ton Of tho North Poe. The
proposed expedition IL announced
10 start for the north In May. Pot. b.
A. AnuTee, who waited IN vain Tor
favorable conditions for the sscencion
OF Ills balloon this summer, announces
that lie viii start again In July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

Roanoke Drops Another came 90 the To-
bacconists in Eight Innings.

LYNCHEURG. VA, May Co., Special
with to-day same L5uch.mg makes
1t three stiaights from Roanoke. The
game up 10 the fourth Was anyoue's. hut
then f. began 10 iaIn. and The umpire
called time
When II held zap and they commenced
TO play twas evident that we would
see slick 10 lot au exciting game and
we were not disappointed. as everything
favored sliding. even the ground.
In the sixth Lyuchhurr lt upon kim
balls delivery ANA The wet BAN. banged
out six hits. earning three runs. Roa-
noke made her only run in thc NTH on
a two-hasc hit and single and there
they stopped Although they had the ad-
vantage ol % wet hall they could not COM
meet with BruLor ANA this tells The tale.
McGanu at second made Cd phenomenal
catch Of "a hy han over second. also
making several other nic, plays. Glenn m
Tght threw out runner ON "a ground
hit 20 frs'-A c'od play Burcr ana
Kimhall hoth pitched good games. con-
sider.ne The great disadvantage Of hav-
ing 20 handle a wet pir-sldn The game
was called 80 the end OF tho eighth inc
uinr The scnrat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

rant. Jamaica, on the 18TH instant with
a fun cargo and crew OF twenty men.
At q Il. NJ. on the 10th instant CRY OF
fire was raised. All hands were muster
ed and went TO work 90 eXtinguish the
flames. but after an hour and hair =
work the heat was unbearable on deck.
and Captain Cook ordered all hands to
the boats. The crew lay by until q A..
NJ on the 18th. when the most innam-
mablo parts of the ship having been con-
sumod. all hands were ordered on board
again. and after hard work succeeded ~
eXtlnsu.shing the fire.
The vessel was put on a soutferly
course with the hope OF meeting some
steamer bound 10 the United States
which would render assistance. on Mon
dag az A. ~ the captain COOK was
missed. and the first mate Mcintosh,
took charge and brought the vessel 90
Southport. When asked about the Hor-
sa's last expedition 20 Cuba Captain
Mcintosh smiled, but refused to talk
on this subject
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prrr-rORD Died. at the residence on
- raronts Portsmouth, ANN T.
ELIZA daughter Of John and keoc'ca
piorfor1. aged thirty-two years.
pr-suONG-Died. in Maurier Town
shenandoah county MT. b'
PI-sHONG. I'm the thirtieth year OF
bis age
CARY LDiod. ar the home or his soh-ln-
law Mr. Webster Ramer near Llno,u
Fauquior county CHARLES i. Carl B.
aged oighty-two years.
RAGrN.-Diod at the residence of his
rarenf4 Portsmouth. FRANK W. M
f,rt SON Of Joseph j. and Annie Cragn,
aged five months.
ENNIS Died. az Mineral City. Va, OF
bronchial pneumonia. RUSSELL, Oldest
SON of W. o. and ~ G.. Ennis. aged
three years and Two months
Inst ono week ago. on the Sth instant
his little sistcr. Myrtle Marie, was called
AWAY bv the same disease. and leaves
their parents stricken with inoXpressi-
Die grief.
"suner little children 20 come unto
Ne. and forbid them not, for of such ia
the kingdom of heaven
UARMANSON Died. at Portsmouth,
Va. T. HITTANsON. of the law firm
of Uarmanson g. Heath. aged seventy
years. "a prominent member of The Bar
Association Of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
MEEKLE. Died at Brambleton, Va,
MARGARET f.. wife OF g. Y. Merkle,
aged thirty-three years.
NEWTON.-Died. az Stafford, Va. Mrs
KITTY NEWTON; aged seycnty-iiye
years.
OBRIEN Died. at his residence. in
Alexandria. EDWARD J. OBRIEN.
aged f0rty-hvc years. for several years
valued employc of the Southern rlii-
way
OTEY.-Died. al the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs H. a. Patterson, in Phlia-
delph.a, Dr. j. A. OTEY OF Mont
lnterment at the old home place in
Montgomery.
O'CONNOR-Dicd at the residence of
her parents. JULIA. infant daughter
of Thomas j. and Mary O'Couuor; aged
sixteen months.
PEBROW. Died. AZ her home foo Camp
bell county. near Marysylile Mrs SAL
LIE A. PERROW. wife OF Mr. Fletcher
g. Perrow; aged forty-eisht years.
POWELL.-Diel. at Crittenden Va.
THOMAS POWELL; aged seventy-sil
years.
RICHARDS Died, at his home near
Abingdon Va. AMOS RICHARDS:
aged seyenty-nye years.
sTRAUSE-D Died. suddenly in Balti-
more. Nd. Mrs. ISAAC STRAUSE. IL
sister of Mrs Sol Loewner. OF Har-
risonburs, Va.
SNYDER Died. at the Wilson Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21
rHE cHIRLorrh BIcrcLE MIR
A virginia Wheelnan Carries on All the
Prizes.

,fr,prorrt- ~ ~ ,f,,..ao -s,..f,1
Fred scuale or iieihoon' Fa.' carried
away ADJ t.e prizes mere to-day ln me
bicycle races. Die was beaten ln ihe
handicap t"o-mile race hy q. l.. Ruy-
pert, ot NeW York.
Charlotte beat Columbia IS. O.. Jr.'
Cd game oi na7e-balI Iv 70 - HAt eAnlDl-
ton game.
4 crowd Of 1000 witnessed the races.
The onc-mi.e novice was won by Charles
Spen'.a, Of Charlotte, h. H. Williams.
oil ba'i eson. s-condi William beaman.
vi 'Aail'lle' was second out iouie4
9leAoNA on inc ltsl circuit ~ the quar-
iei-hlle tfacN ana IeH' ana narrowly
escaped De.Ns run upon hy Williams.
DE was not seriously hlrt
The one-mile championship Of the
South was won 10y Fred Schade of Ueru-
don. Va, in 2.5l; McAiauu. of Charlotte.
second, and Riley. of Greenwood. s. c..
third. There was another exciting ace
cident IN the one-mile handicap schade
and j. j.. RUPERT OF New York city,
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~>.>-~.~-.~.-~~- ----~--------~-- $1,000
NIRGINIA-IN THE CiANcEkl
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
NOND THE GT DAY OF MAY. lNj,
Elizabeth Smith. Martha Harr. saa. ana
Charles Fosgans ...-........ '.i ii''''l-''
against
Martha Fcerans. Martha Hnnlloy Lucy
Henson James leseauf. Mlilin tt-
gaus. and John Fcssans, anl iAc uii,
known heirs OF said James. " I.i.in. anu
~ CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is to tru for
partition that certain l9t OF lha, win
The improvements thereon described as
"a part OK 81 iot of land lying .NA n, 'ib
bon the city of Richmond on navy iiNi'
fronting nifty feet Oh the l soc ~
Fifth street. north oi l5ihrI tt''t
and running back one hundred ana
twenty-five feet in parallel l.N,'
10 AM alley sixteen feet wide. ana divide
tho proceeds among those entitled 10 tho
And affidavit having been made and hled
that Martha liurIlnN Lucy henson,
James Fees1ns. William ftssiN7' ana
John Feggaus. and tnrir unknown heirs
mn. nOn-resldcuts of this state. Dr. Is orr
darod that they APPEAR bore Within nf-
t..n DAYS after the due publication ol this
order ana DO what i3 necessary to pro-
fect thoir interests boz this suit.
4 cODy-Irrte.
CHARLES w. GODDIN.
Clerk.
JR. " Daniel and j. @. Winston. p. q.
myli-tnit
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or or 1liA WI.NohA,S yIcrIus.
\ soaldcd oiicr Dies at st. Vincent. Hos
pital-Auofhcr Case.

NORFOLK, VA, May Specialists
Ch"fies Rintclew, aged forty y,a:s. died
al 81 Nmccnts Hospital last nieht
from nJo1c, received by being scaldel
on ihc resent Wyanokc-Colmba COLI
sion. iils remains viii be forwarded o.
his home. in New York. Air. Rutclcw
olsc.
AZ the same institution carly this
morning Mr.. Allen Jones. who was sho,
ny thrce young men named George
Rolcrs T.. Victor Notuneham. and r..
j. Wilson al MS home. in Branhleton.
Tuesday. died this afternoon as a result
of hIs wounds His assaillnts arc UNI
der arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

Closing the Cage Door After the Bird Ha,
Flown.

NEWPORT NEWS. va. May 20.-spe-
cial Last night Mayor Post returned TO
the city Council without bis signature
tho ordinance providing Tor the issuance
of .IuuUp worth or bonds payable in gold.
and bearing interest af thr rate of Is per
cent Hc said that the bonds could Dee
noatca as easily DO tAe interest was .
per cent? and would be a great saving
% the city.
A negro named Tom Leach escaped from
the city jail late yesterday afternoon by
crawling through d hole ln the rear wall.
Another negro, named Eddie Goodwin.
escaped in the same manner Sunday at-
tc-r0OL.
The Council last night authorized the
Building Committee Go have the necessary
repairs made 40 once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21
THE HlNovER uCRDER cIsE.
Zen West Dismissed Fromthe Charge-The
Currency Question.

case of Ben West under bond 10 appear
before the grand jury Tor the alleged MUIR
der OF Newton Nfiis. about "a month ago,
was dismissed ly th-t body at Hanover
court to-ia~. tAlre being no evidence
against him
SO case Of importance came up IN
cO-rt
The currency question was the al.-ao-
sorbing topic on the court-green, and
many were the heated discussions that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21
Just the Thing"

That's what we want you
to think when You get any
thing here. We aim to give
such complete satisfaction
that every time YOU want
anything i'll our line, our
name will Immediately occur
to You. We are bringing
this about by having the
incest stock of Clothing its
possible to get.
For an all-wool, durable,
stylish, low-priced Suit,
come to our up-to-date cloth
ing establishment.
Members Of lie Camp. Nos. and
o who purpose getting an uniform.
win please call and leave their
measure as early as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21
THE HORS.t ON FIRE.
The Captain Overheard and the Mate
Bring, the Vessel To Port.

WILMINGTON. y. c., May a0.-The
British steamer ilorsa, with cargo OF
pineapples and bananas. from Jamaica.
May 18Th bound 10 New York. arrived
this afternoon at Southport in distress.
having been on fire, ana is completely
Quilted from stern TO amidships Captain
Mcintosh (ths first mate). who brought
tle vessel into Southport. reports that on
The 18th instant Captain Cook, the master.
was missed between 8 and o'clock 4
~. and il was supposed he fell overheard.
Captain Mcintosh wired the agent al
New York. and will await instructions.
NsAatOsb says TIE HoEsa left POst No
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21
TUFTS Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Doctors Say;

Bilious and lntermlttentfevers
which prevail in miasmatic dis
tricts are invariably accompan-
led by arrangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret OF Health.
The liver is the great driving
wheel" in the mechanism Of
man, and whcnitis out oforder,
the whole system becomes de
ranged and disease is thcrcsult.
TUFTS Liver Pills
Cure all Liver Troubles.
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PErnRsBCEG AsD PORTSMOUTH.
pitcher. III, Hard Kane Beat the Record
ona Long Drive.

PETERsBCRG VA. May 2o.-Spocial
Petersburg defeated Portsmouth to-day
iu a looscly-play,d game. Both pitchers
wcrc hit hard. Cuarics giving e. total
of eight bases on balls.
The features were S;anh0pcs difficult
catch of foul ny hy lcn-ncld fence
in time to double HlrWoye 40 second.
and Kaues long drive over ccntrc-lcld
f.ucc. The longest Dit ever made on these
grounds. Thc score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

Or. w IT. Book who has been preach
ing for some time past at the Third
Christian church. viii conclude his work
there tonight he viii preach this af-
tcrnOon at 3 o'clock. and at Il. NJ. VIII
lecture on Woman and Her Work.
During his min.strations there have been
sixty additions 90 the church. and the
crowds have been so large that numbers
have been turned away every night.
There will Doe a. called meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid Society of Grace chufch luIa
,ff.rnoou al q o'clock Don the locWrc-rOom.
business of Importance will be trans
acted.
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4 large crowd witnessed Professor Cen
trv's exhibition Of trained animals yes
terday afternoon. among those that at
tended and greatly enjoyed the perform
.res hc!r. tle boys from the Male or
ohan Asylum Despite the rain last
nitaf uut.atr Good-s.zod crowd was
present
There win be a matinee to-day at 3
o'clock. and another performance TO-
Night. y -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

XTIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
\ OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.
THE i4TH DAY or MARCH. 1895.
J. y. Rose and j, n Rose. partners trad
name and style of ). j.. Rose & Co. Dol.
........ .-....-.... Plaintiffs.
against
James H. Barton..............D Defendant.
Ira Case.
Tho object OF this suit is % recover 90
the defendant the sum OF TWO HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY-ONE DOLLARS
AND FORTYF FIVE CENTS, with Interest
thereon from the 9th day OF February.
1893. tiil paid. and 90 subject the estate,
property. and effects OF said J. 81. Bar
ton. iu the county OF HenricO. 20 the pay
mrnt of said debt. And afldayit having
been made ana nled that tho said James
H. Barton is nos ilcnt ~ the state
~ virginia. 10 o. ordered that Dc appear
here witiia fifteen days after the duo
publication Of this order and DO what is
necessary % protect his Interest IN this
suit.
A copy-Teste:
JOHN r. BROADDUS, Clerk.
Richardson q Gatdney. Attorneys,
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THE CADETS CAN'TCOME.
GEN. SHIP WRITES the COVER
NOR ON THE SUBJECT.
Too Near the Finals and the Expense
Would be Too Much-The Governors
Letter on the subject.

on Tuesday last Governor O'Ferrall
wired General Scott Shipp. superintendent
OF the Virginia Military Institute as
follows.
II regret very much 10 learn that there
is some doubt about your corps eoinihb
20 Richmond ON the occasion Of the Con-
Tolerate Reunion and nope there Is no
foundation for the rumor.
Il beg % express the opinion that the
absence of the corps at the laying OF
the cornerstone Of the monument 10
the President OF the Confeae"ey Wouib
Dee commented upon. and / fear would
10 the Institute harm. ! an sure every
Oh cadet present would hc greatly dlsap-
pointed and hurt. and the old veterans
themselves would feel that Nirg.nia's
love of the memory Of the South Dee
loved President is waning. By all means
General. make arrangements tO have your
boys here on this memorable occasion.
As the Governor Of Virginia I would feel
their absence deeply. The alumni here
Wll aid you bon every way possible. Grau-
fy me-. tho alumni and everybody 10y
wiring me the corps viii come.
CHARLES T.. O'FERRALL
Governor of Virginia
GENERAL Ships REPLY
Last night the Governor received the
following letter from General 9Aipp D"
reply 90 his telegram.
Lexington. Va. May l9. lNt
Ills Excclioncv. Charles ~. FerraH'
.,....,-, Of
Sir-foioNlnt UP ..,to
even date. nave lAe l'"o H.
th. at the t-'ni-'i '','' t,,',.,,,.,,t ,,
Board OF Nis.''I-. ..' .'.I .,....f.io,,-
January -i-t Ll,l'','' -i,' ,t. r.,ri
non OF i.' ".'' ,.,...-,...i..fIa to
,r.oiF0i iiat I ,,. ,r.
.th' 'tNtl ,'ii'' ~ ~ .,I
CEREMONIES ~ ''- ''''. TO 49, ...'.,,
so "i '"l}' .'. i''"'' ....,,
... -" .t. ,..,+i.,.
lHe I'D .i'ilH.lN' D' r... .-I
olio ,i' o"i '.'-". ,...,,, ~
-ri". '''I.' "'''" ,.,
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Glenn. Double plays-McGann. Leahy 10
Little whitehall 10 Tate. Base on balls
IIlmban. /: Brunor. ]. Struck out-kim-
ball, 8. Umpire Belts.
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OBITUARY.
Col. NnIlam Z. Johnston.

CHARLOTTE. y. c., May 2o.-Special'
Colonel Wiliam Johnston died inns ''1
ing at o'clock. ,...,
Colonel Johnston's extreme hln.s7 wa"
announced I'm yesterday Times. lie vac
for several years prominent III
,...-.ifr, notifies. and was formerly
-f.,.or of charlotte. Though ha'l"- "
..-.,t doal of political influence III n'.
,.,,ir. state. hc did not care To- run '''
...,,Ili. omce colonel Johnston ",-N p"
ronsnicuous place so financial ana so
.,,l CIRCLES of North Carolina anu
,.1r,. poDular among Wide c.l0'1 .,,,
s,t.,1s who will deeply resr.I W -,
a.,tb lie was In ms -eN'~'
OF M lar Mr. william r. Johnston;
,fts citv. is a son OF '"'ol,
% rT, leaves three otheI
,,,. B. Andrews, OF N"',
uI' ,f~ Frank Johnston, or ..','
lo.te. and Mrs. Robertson -.
'' Mr.. DauleIla Wheeler.
wAsurNGToN. May 2o.-Nfs. ' Io1enb
cav, ~. wife Of Congressman
W ~ Alabama. died al hei
,ffs civ. last night Ihc am
10Th was appendicitis ll''
80 hsg,n Sunday mornins l"7
..,.. ,,,nnlicated with peritonius' ii,'
Lin. rhvslcians. three IN nuilN'l,
c,loI tbat an operation was No..
,.,l or,. was performed az % cIo'N
dav morning. .n, 10 bell at
a.. wheeler residence. az 10 clo.
,-,,,,rslav morning Tho remains VIII w.
tennorarllv Inferred az OAK LIN O1'''
t.r,. near this city
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