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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-12
10 M.iRK ~ HIsroRic spor.
Bronze Tablet TO be Erected on the Place
where Captain Archer Landed.

BALTIMORE, ND, April ia bronze
tablet to be erected al Cape Henry, Va,
was shipped to-day - the Henry Me-
Shane Manufacturing Company. The
tablet is intended 90 mark tho spot where
Captain Gabriel Archer landed in lGO1
IL WAS ordered by the Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities.
through its president Mrs. Belle ).
Bryan. wife or Mr Joseph Bryan. OF the
Richmond Times. 10 w.ll be placed in
position and unveiled with becoming
ceremonies on Apr. 10Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-12

RALEIGH. y. c.. April 1.-The great
est forest lire ever known occurred In
Cumberland county. and has destroyed
l000O acres OF the finest long leaf pine
timber in that section. The loss IL over
one hundred thousand ioilars. one
house. many barns, ana miles Of fencing
and many cattle We're burned. Rain
checked the fire. which threatened the
town OF Fayetteville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-12

YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO. April 1.-THE
ohio Steel Company last evening posted
notices in It's plant that IL would re-
sumo operations I'm nIll next Monday. IL
was announced by the officials that the
old rate OF wages would bee paid. and the
order recently issued for reduction OF
10 per cent. tn wages had been recalled,
which causes IT'S s)O employees 10 be Jubi-
liant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-12

WINSTON. y. c.. April 1.-THE Re-
publicans Of Forsyth county held their
convention to-day and elected delegates
20 the state congressional and senatorial
conventions. There are two factions IN
this cOunty. ono offered resolutions
faYor.nk Mcl<in cy Tor President. but
they were tabloid" The other faction is
thought 10 be for Reed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-12
KITCHEN II DIsGUSrED.
He Deserts the Popu.isis-A Negro wife.
Beator Threatens Ofc.rs.

WELDON, y. c.. Aprn u.-speciai .-
\ negro by the name OF Cooley, beat his
wife numerically this morning. and then
when the officers attempted to arrest HIM
ne drew knife on them and escaped.
lt Is learned to-day that Captain W. II.
Kitchen is much disguested with fusion.
and will return TO the Democratic ranks
Captain Kitchen says the financial ques-
tion overshadOws every other and strong
ly advocates the free coinage OF silver.
j. ID. Moore. who was SO badly cut by
j. j. Goodywynn, eX-State senator, is
slowly improving
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-12
AFnlse Rum r.

HAVANA. April II The rumor circu-
lated IN Madrid last night. that Hon.
Ramona Williams. American Cousul-Gen-
eral in Havana. had been murdered and
his body dragged through the streets. is
utterly false.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-12

tears: "Oh, never mind that. thank you;
Mr.. Pope will know who Il is and ST.
lently walked out Of the house.
one OF the many who had been be-
friended by the dead man had thus come
forward 10 drop her tears OF sorrow al
his side and testify 10 her gratitude to
him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-12

WASHINGTON, u. c.. April ii.-Fore-
I. cast FOR Sunday
For Virginia: Generally fair and warm-
er: east TO south winds.
For North Carolina: Fair; warmer IN
eastern portion: south winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-12

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Treasury
gold reserve az the close OF business to-
day stood at sl27. .73G,so7. Withdrawals for
the DAY, s-l5ilo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-12
RANGE OF THERMOMETER

The following was the range OF the
thermometer az The Times Office ycster-
day: . A. NJ, 90: Il NJ. "a; 3 p. NJ. "a;
r. NJ. 6l; L. Il, %; midnight. ~
Average, o5Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-12
Tnylor Brotlers Esenne

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 1.-THE
Taylor brothers. who were TO hang Anril
Both az CarroLton, Mo. for the murder OF
the Meeks family eSeaped from jail to-
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-12

Ontl september thc only forward move
ment nom Akaslch thai is likely TO be
made Will bc 90 Fr.ct. ten miles up the
river. This Uiii Doe merely due 10 the
discovery that Akaschc Is a bad stragotic
position. The place is surrounded by
low hills commanding the camp. and for
thi1 reason it has already been found
advisable 10 form "a chain OF forts in
ihc Nils. The sanitation OF the camp is
bad. Tie mercury reaches an average
a. DOB degrees in the shade, and this ex-
treno heat impcdes the work Of even the
Feiiahecn lahorcrs. Al Wady Ualfa.
larne number OF the men belonging 20 the
North Stafordshire Regiment have beon
invalided by the heat.
That 10 9pegat!ons OF Importance are
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-22
Health All Gone
Unequal 10 Family Duties--No
Appetite
Hoods Sarsapariila Cave Strength
and Courage to Work.

"Iyas in such condition could not walk
e.en ABOUT the house to attend 10 house,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-22

In your blood is the cause of that
tired, languid feeling. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla makes rich, red blood and gives
renewed vigor.
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In RAILWAY HAUNTS
TIC NOR iuctiOl Story 10 National
Conventions, DiSb3lItTsd.
SALT LiKE 4 PACIFIC SURVEYORS.


Inquiry ~ tho local passenger offices
OF the Unisn Pacific and Rio Gtaude
Western today concerning the ptoba-
uility o. a failure to Or reduced rates
fot the nAlouh political conventions
btolsht out ,traisht denisl. Of tho
rumoE Tho story tn,t delefa.es
ami ulh rs dcsirous Of attend.
iug lbo big gatherings must gay
'u.l faro seems T. have originated IN
California with tue southefl Pacific.
g. true there i4 DO d8uUt but tina, the
convention. Vt rather tue attendance
~ the 6 Inventions, would be- mntefi.
ally cut down. There ate un y men
who would willingly avail themselves
OF going t. the convention at re-
IuccJ rate VINO would not Ro II iuli
iaro were charged. rhe cuauces seem
TO- iavrtA uur.iarc rouul trip rate both
20 sLLlul- and Chicago from all Utah
common p5Iutr.
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BERLIN, Apul l5,-ruv funeral ser.
Vices ui tup late Baron Won SCnfsdrr,
VINO foil In n ,utl with Count ven
ku.za, were held AZ Pytsdsm To-Day.
Iurfe were elaborate wTeHlha from "A
sTtRt y fiiOu o. the court .Uoieiy, IN
Guiding DuEe Ernest Guutnrr, numrr-
Jus princes aud Count won Kl'z', the
,c,d meLs successful an agOui-t,
Amlng those present. ut tho re urAl
were Count Ptrp Ineher nud Pnncc
Arbett aud Count EuIcpuuTg, the
ump,tlt's mater Of ccTemupie'.
CuuTt Chaplain WendlanJ's sermon
was a terrible Indictment u tue Gus.
toni Of duuling which prevails In Ger.
man army oiTCle,. lie prayer was OF
the Cnlir OF the people, rom
tue throne dOwn,
After tho funeral the body was con.
veysd by railway TO RstEbuTy, Baron
Won Sohraders soag lOr intormout
tomorrow,
Its reportei that Won kotEes ron
sent Won sou radgr's sou au Insu Tin
letter, hud that "a duel IL Imminent
between these two young men.
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on'husiasm crufeted about the name
Of Thomas 49, Reed, tho unanimous
cIuICe uf the convention as a CauIi.
datr i0r PrrsiIrnt. the sligntlst refer
cuce 10 Reed called forth dtmonstfh.
tl1ua
Hannibal r. Hsmlln was chosen
chairman g8u made q speech IN Hd'
vIuagy % rejection IA "hJuest
money! ~ The mention Oi Rscd's
name tho Chesrug continued, ever
Increasing iu strength fully five
minutes. Herbert 81. Heath NJ
Augusta, chairman % the committee
ON f,sJlutl1nsi reported tBC following
plnW rus
The Republicans Of Maino glaIly
Join with tueIf brethren Zoo other
.iltes IN presenting 600 the kruubnCnn
u ,tiuu inr the prom Tllon 100 the frUsl.
deucy tue Speaker N the national
House ui Eertrseut1tivrH. He ueuIs
no platform buf tue record uf hIs uie.
Under bis naturalization, as hiB pub.
lie FnIfB cons lruUus'y chow, would
be restored ihst kspuUIluan policy Of
Protection tsuKhi Dy Lincoln, iIluH.
tfatel by the signal property Of tue
country Tor thifty yeats anu turlIuul'
ed Dy lIo reciprocity 10 Blaine policy
which would b. adapted 90 tue
Business OF the country aui adjusted
with caro- from TINS On tima W The
changed conditions. Iuou With c1u-
hIsuue and property restored, the
revenue Will 10 maas adequate go toe
support VI the uJvtruuisus aHu tu"
iH.utug of bonds, Uttouslbly Tor tuu
maintenance VI toe redemption iutu,
uug really 10 meet a d,fig'rucY WI
cease, lie &c opposed 60 iIru aud uu.
limited coinage of tlIyrL except ~
International agreement aud until
such ugrytuUat can We obtained, ig.
llaNes the pfrFsut gold standard should
| bu maintained. llr Ias BIwayF been
uuu mHfUmiuugly iur Tho malutou-
huub vi the higuuFt national credit los
| the utmost good lGith toward iuu Uuu.
| he credit, NOT fUr The utudltIn' cake,
but Tor The nHliUu'H cake, uT iuu scum
/ reason that tho most valuable u.efrs.
si.u VI any ua'lol iu limo 90 vutUr disc
tfyia, avzt o. tue courage u De- people
| Iu uu honorable reputation.
Whoever pnys WlsI honor, l0sfIWs
with rIH1, A Huuut nuHugu aul core
tHiuly ut lnu treasury and protection
| Or PRODUCERS WIZ me 100 prosperity aud
peace. oar candidate iavHra iNv &C.,.
/ HitluiiHu ~ immigration $50 lANuia
| tue Just administration OF u.l pension
awe auI la Bu JaTutfi friend 20 hmrf-
lean sbiupnsHud i'a rc.tutafiHu 10 ..t
i0tmtt rank iu iHo world, llu siGuu
f1g the prusuryauHu ui thu uaiiuuA.
uoaur o. humu 90 abroad.
Under HE naturalization the l'.-
publican party can ray with hiH.
"AuI when tue time clmos, gsit VIII
| surely come, lot NJ 90 lual tins land
hack 30 those pa.hu OF prosperity unl
/ fame which we're ifU1Iuu under tIH
I Republican rule Tor On many years, We
| snail taEo tuCE with eos our ancient
glory uuIimmud ny aIvur-lty, uut ALE
Client honor uusuIuu1 ty Irirni'
NEW JERSEY HurylaiCANA
TREsr1S, Nj, April l5 -rho Rf.
! publican slate convention mst today
| Will Senator Edward g., Stokes OF
| Temporary chairman. lie was lGtui
made permanent chairman. After the
o-gEu,zhiOu bal ueen elected N,
convention IoDh = recess unil
O'Clock,
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narmiss- I'uEiII.m.

CHICAGO, April lG.-Boxing made
~ haTmpsi ~ top spinning or any
other Chilu's game Or the manly art Of
rolf defense feIuCcd 10 puuthiug Oag
rKetClse-this Astonishing ttausiOfma.
ton Of pug was Illustrated IN this
city last evening. Tue new scheme
.Ur making blows harmless consists Oi
yesi OF pEdued material aud mack
Tor the Jaw ANA nose, IL II 30 ,ult
that even Ihu most heavily IauuUl
Bows seem T. the WraT0r Ike a goutlv
topping aud pers0u provided win
tho device is practically iuvu'urgapie
"a Hiust kuOCK-Out, Bob FtsZ'r, a
!. cal amateur boxer, 10 the luvsn1OL
lie cOmultted this new suit of his iu-
yeutiun three days ago, Besides tue
pT.tect ON Afforded tue WeaTur IL an
electrical registering device 60 oJuu.
the numBer II blows struck This WI
Trtuit ~ making BIatrlug cIbttsl iuT
pUluts iu winch no feieito II needed ~
give the decision. When "a vulnerable
point 10 struck BIltl spriug Is COM
pressed, an electrical contact 10 made,
IA email bell makes u siugio stroke anu
ihB register counts one, Ine batteries,
wires, register aud bell ATE all iitteu IN
the back Of the tuit hud are extremely
IiAht. only furnishing blows ato maue
10 count.
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BANKERS ARRESTED.
lanes Walsh and S)n ArfaIgltd On
the Charge Of Larceny.
NE COMrLuSANps STATEMENT
Hooks said TO Have been Frauduiently
Kept from Dag 10
Day.

NEW Yoml, April 10. - James
Walsh aud nis son Thomas Walsh, who
ln,i December last conducted n bank
.us business no walsh & Son, usye
ugen arrested and arr aligned before
Magistrate Mott on n charge VI larceny.
Tho complainant IL Jumss a. Walsh,
manufacturer Of bpgs Ito claims
.haI the defendants s1li bJO snafol VI
f,ulliug and cattle feeding stock,
valued at 80, 800, belonging 10 him aud
Jailed 4, pay over ~ him tue pfoUreds.
The accused Waishs said they wosg
not ready TO 20 on with an examine.
lion anu askvI that the case RJ over
until today. MIR. Walsh ~. then asked
tho court II his examination could not
10 nj another time, o. his sOn had
ruined him anu ne dld not wish 10
nave their examination together
Magistrate Mot agreed aud fixed uaii
atslO, 900 each. The father nj once
Iu.uishod the required amount, but
made no effort " keep his son from
going to jail.
The complainant walsh said be fret
began to do business In 1894 lie de-
IH.Urd with them 5000 and gave
Them orders 10 buy ami sell shares ~
hiH account, putting up margins until
Tue ihll uf 1895 when he had credit
with them OF about f2J,uOO. The deal
ugs we're principally Ia sugar and dis
ming ami cattle feeding stock. They
always gave him notices VI salos aud
purchases made W his account, but
..W..H HaI fN.W NUf.HfU.H I.nH gFUmN
whom the shares were purchased or
90 whom sold. Ga Doc0mbor ~ last
the nfm Of Walsh d Son made az
ussIgumcnt. Ia an Affidavit Mt.
Wash, the complainant, bays:
"Ata meeting when it was claimed
the nTm had teen ruined by the sous
bad speculAtions, 4 stated 60 Mt Walsh
That d he " his ton could show mo
where they had Loaf Ia stocks or specu.
lHti1n / would not only rive them time
hut would loan them $1,000 10 resume
business.
III placed an expert ON the books hud
uu could not hnd BY them where any
locks Vt shares hti ever been either
purchased or sold Tor my ucCJuut.
When asked where the blu,Ier wuB Mt.
Walsh said he uid not keep blOtIer.
lhotxpett informed me that the books
were itaudulently Kept from day 10 day
lld that IN no Instance did they show
Nny speculations that would even have
embarrassed the firm.
"FfUm all can learn, l am satisfied
o. a. instead Of uuyiug stock with my
money they used II aud informed me
that my orders had been carried out"
MI. walsh, thu senior member Ol the
firm Of " HiHu A son. declined 10 make
"a statement, seylug that he had been
ruined financially by hia sons wild
zluculatiJns and this ifesh trouble was
zoe he Did not care 90 uibuuss. Tue son
HsJ had nothing u say.
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WAauNsus, Ap.l AT 1856
D. u. .uu Psii1f fHsIIu iUu fJr fhe boo.
yuzuEatu1 ri the bond SALES was laid
before tHe 5-Hatu ANA tuy struggle Tor
urtcfdcucr .crurrf, CuUum, AiUsuu
npd Hale urging tuut tho appropriation
bills ur taken ~,
10 WINS nuaIly determined O. con.
alIsr the hood fusI.uiiDu. Ntl Is. W
took the u 1r 90 U.iusu thu tt.pUuH.u.
Hiil rtiI tIis was % P1Hullat resolution
lhI 900 one unI - better fglt q. Uuulf1l
DO tuau ptIbr 10 was UrIuIBic
aud hostile Oh Llr lssuH 10
BI bUuI.. Ull urrIuTuI the
Investigate wHs Proposed without
Any ,uarFrs ur Efuuu1s Tor lmpuung
wrong iulnF, I.ufI wanted Boz u
iEvs8.iggiinn hucau.u hr Thought thIrH
was "a UupI.Hr rIlusliy about tho
bond issu.z. The scna.urs who wan 90
bond investigation should have
uE4vEYH ,luI uu4rFHH.
INu DUufHu was rKiwIrIiHprV gul
WAS token H.H1uHu uU uue UAH 90 O.
uH Fap.Huul wtnu uu.uu. wrong
naI boon done. o. was Preferred 90
uaH Coo 800 HIpu' fHU s.ftrl nuI urgs'
pulUf iu7luuauJu, rather Than actual
we'll known f.CIr.
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NEW YORl, April l0.-rne mobit0r
Terror has been pat IA commission by
Commander J. 4, Merry, &C ing cap.
tain VI the navy yafd, lho lerfur, a
formidable addition 10 the hhr o Il 20
funsc chips OF tue navy, 10 low Tree
board mOuitor Of 1 1900 horse power,
winch will give her, Il is expected, b
Tpued OF twelve knots, She has two
steel barbgtto tufteis anu carries four
ten inch guns, TWO Ia oacn turlut. Sue
has also two AK pOundets, two three
FOUNDERS and two Gl.mllimutrr To-
yylvlng cannon, Her tiuu atmJr h
,ulttton iuGncs thlcR. Her uimsu.
siOn- Erri Length, 800 lest q Iu,hstj
beam, So foot 10 incntsi man dfaugui,
I 4 lett inches. she hos twin Bofuw
incline, compound engiLus. tn,
keel VI the Terror was laid iu CuodoT,
Pa, In 1874, and sue came ~ lhu navy
yaTd IN t.u summer OF 1883.
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NEWMARKET, Ens, April 10
There were siovtu starters, I cludinC
Pierre LorlIlsrl's King of B1HeEi,a,
Ia the race today Tor tue nylug hsudi.
cap plate, i've iuflougs. }. a. Miller,
Bsrnvy Hun, wUt; DJbel.'s Chinca,
second. Tue American horse was not
~ ced.
In the race for the Newmarket bien-
Mai stakes for fouryeiTOlIF, die.
lance one and hali milca, james
Joltry's brown colt Tyranny beat l., ID.
EJInschiiu' Utica.
ElEtcru hOues went 20 tho post In
thu double trial plate Tor twJ-year.rlds,
ineluiug LITillaTi'a Sandy, which
was not placed. The course wa i've
urongs, T.. Fosters Hilh Chsncrl.
i1r Won; BarnIoVT second LsounA
tuirJ.
THrrn were two starters IN the race
hr the Craven stakes tor 3.year,oldu.
LORD lichcflvt's LORI Harvey won;
Guuston, tscoudj PhOoUus Apollo,
hiId.
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A genera invitation il extended,
In the rherokee Nation.
MAsAnp, II, March 81, 1898.

MAsARD, /. t., March 81, 1888.
To ,he Eiitor
Asslu 1 approach you, with an earn.
esi solicitation Tot hearing from the
land OF tho CherokoeI. The people IN
his part Of tho Territory nre generally
healthy, aud tue absorbing question Il
The AllotmcHt OF lands Amoag tue uIti-
Erns u' tho Cherokee nai3n. Sui W.
are finding great many PEOPLE WIZ
arc iuquiriug aaUut tue Gospel. The
idea si ne Uuiug restored 10 the earth
again calls iOr many explanations from
the E.deTs, wHiCh are given through
tho power NJ the Holy Spirit Hud
with ,urh rtl-Gt that those wa listen
must accept them or reject tbs scrip
Juror
There are great many believers,
who call themselves iH-titiai persons
who Hrc satisfied with wuat joy uuu
uuscr they have through believing o.
the Tor. lveuuss OF their slu-, AMI Oh
not heed tue voice which calls then
t0 come up higher. Hut ana happy O.
SAY that thuIe are others being move
uy the spirit OF Coz, who feel tn
thry ave not their own, having lcr'
bought win price, and when moved
upOn by the divine Spirit, Will say
lord, wnal viii sou have me d.f /
am pleased 30 say thoBe arc giving u-
attention, anu we feel euc1ufaseI
gur wolk, l.. Ii, MARGErIs.
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robbery had been solved. IL wHs
stated that "a fotmpr servant c1mmittHI
the thU'is. This servant 10 now sail
10 be on the ocean. Instructions have
been c,hlui & S .otland Yard by the
New YORK poi O. to urf,st the torvau.
upon the arrival OF the HiuHm'r Some
time ago tbs servant In quesll1n eG'
uftsrrd desire 10 quit tue Burden
service 90 make 70 trip abr1ai. II was
after tue departure tnat u conf SELF
want II said Co have maio the cpnie'.
sion UPON which the Scotland Yard
authorities are instructed 10 act
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WINTERsEt, Iowa, April &c. o..
GAylr, Cuuiiuru iu the county jail
charged with wToCklug u bank VI Peru
NJ when he was cashier, anu III
STooleT, au alleged harueea thief
escaped Tuesday night by tunuellny
under the Jul, Two other prisoner,
an alleged uUoI logger anu a hog thi,f
friutuI o. yusIr. Zoe rrisouyfs LAu
been digging the tunnel ever since
Easter Sunday. Tho DIRT WIS con.
ruAiui by throwing u on top u a cage.
lLc tunnel /. 80 feet Ia length ana NJ
one POINT IL IL Get under ground.
Davis, II H. charged, iOubed q e Peru
tGuk Of $4,000 last July. lie wts
caught In n v mber at Avoca, y. Y,
where no Was running bank uuutt
tue name OF Dluglbs. Parties are
occurring the county Tor them. Tue
rnrrlli oilers reward Oi 800 Tor their
capture.
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romnlrirs on for.Iru AnlIrs,

wAHuSGTuN, April TO- lhe House
committee uu foreign al uts today
iu.k action rogufdi.g tue Canadian
boundary. IuB matter was brought
ueilfo the committee recently uy
Ileasw0le t'iiun,J who 70 eutgayoriug
O. bring Au.ut d settlement OF tue
qu,sIlun OF Jurisdiction over Hunters
bland,
A resolution was unanimously
adopted ItuIiug that tue boundary
tulwruu the UutteI states anu Canada
OF many points mad not reru drhu tcly
settled, AMI the prJpuslug aIpluprit'
son OF SO 900 90 determine under *.
isuug uuAly lh3 npnulty ut al, MCGEE
cory poiuts between H. Lawrence
aver mud the lahv % wouds.
The appointment OF a commission
and tbB details OF tho uUEJiialOns VIII
rect with mo President b tue pfulOsi'
Iiyu VI the committee 10 adopted,
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Ih. chureh ana 10 nIcycIs.

CHICAGO, April l6.-Jeuklu Lloyd
JOuup gt All SDult cnutcn, has formed
an alliance with tho bicycle. Wih
hlm u IL NO longer tue iulpit versus
the sunday wheel; u " the wheel Auu
tho means Of mailing psJplu better
Alr Jones contends ina, IN maEIus
tuls alliance ho u not giving victory 10
tue bicycle; rather he h sualghiug vie.
tory Tor nlmsOl' and hlliug tho pcws OF
his church. The church r0iico which
issrut 60 tho local paItr8 announcing
next sundays services hiss sue follow.
ior. BIcyUlIsls iuvNuJ. Wuvols taken
charge % NJ the morning service.
Inutu will he no charge 1T tuls care
% the ycbiclo Oh when men AMI wu.
men tiJc ~ the service. 10 tue uuw
plan Tor checking bicycles at the more
Ing service uSGvCH o. tuCcessiul ~ he
hopes, M. Jones VIII extend tue iunO.
Walton O. tue night trtyicu.
"rar bicycle" rAid sir, Jones, IN
disCussing uiH novel plan, "is every
man'r carriage. An ever iuyfUasluK
numUor OF people arB bring ny II iutO
thulr pefs1utl service. 10 undoubtedly
wiil come Into Opuu competition viii
tue church service on Sunday. From
tnis on u II Is the church oil tue wheel,
cue needs no prophetic eye 90 sut
which will win Ia thousands VI lives.
can Souls Church, Chicago, would
ialu avert tho conflict by saying rue
church anu the wheel" It's tTying "a
arrange TO care Tor the wheels VI All
those who desire 10 attuRd Its morning
soTy .css. All wheels left NJ tue door
Will be cheogUi by an aIteudaut anu
cAcod Tor during service n0uft,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
Norinorn raclnu ueorgnnIl,llon.

WAsWsuuu Ami lJ-rho cub.
committur % tue Senate COMMITTEES on
Judiciary, appointed 90 uslItr tnu
bills Tor lbt reorganization 0f the
Northern Pacific anu Atlantic AMI
Pacific taIuHyF under foreclosure hoil
a lllu mrtIuy day ~ listen ~ Hfru.
uirufs behalf % toe bills, Attorney
BfItHb appeared iUT the AtlautiC aud
pnClhu ami Mr. Mcucnwtes, Of New
York, tor the Northern Pacific. They
uirrcio thtif attention especially o.
Sue question u. D privileges 60 tu exc
tended 90 rugchasufs ia connection
WITH the stock Aud bonds Of tue roads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

Eddint Adopts thr war Program OF
ITS Predecessor.

Ntw YOHi. April 10 "A Dispatch
20 the HurslI from Rome BayG
The Frank uuet u utung confirms
the report that tile emperor VI q t.
many, who had teen rendered very
nuzi.us by Siyn1r Mncr0la's rrve'a.
llous regarding the state Of the lIali u
army, iusptc'rt the Ruafl " hp ur a.
thu Venice railway station vi IA must
ssiuuishiug mi utUutbe.
The idCi1eut huo provoked a great
amount " mmeuL
Tue ditCufriIn ~ 10 the t'sppuribll.
~ Tor the disasttrHt Adswa hss caused
great tension between GoYcfai RloDltl,
mi isiCf of whr,n1d General Ptimcrat,
chief % the general san,
Tue EtcriiI ltaiiauD blamus greatly
the invention Of stories regarding tue
hcrOism of tue ltall-u army In Auys.
siuia sud says the couiessigu Of truth
would TO preferable.
An attack by General Baliissora on
tn Abytiuian forces usiogiug Adtiglt
Is Imminent.
signuf lIudlni, the prlHe miaislet,
has now ntopted tho war program VI
sigult Crlapi with come SLIGHT mydll-
Gallons.