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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-20
LOVE NO RESPECTER.
Nebraska Man Aged so Eiorcs with Il
Girl of IS

Chadron. Neb.. March 1a.-Arthur
Bartlett, aged 80. father of Sheriff
BARTLETT, Of this county. eloped with and
married AT Hemngford. in BoXbutte
county, Miss Amelia Roberts. girl of
IS.
Bartlett secured divorce from his
former wife short time ago. and has
since been boarding at the Roberts
house. He was quiat wealthy and lives
at Extra, Iowa, where he has gone with
his bride
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-20
III Ends
Saturday

z Our annual Muslin Underwear sale
has been Il triumphant success. but
mank of the numbers are getting pret-
ty well sold out. and we cannot possi-
bly, continue the present reduced price
, list longer Than Saturday. Can you get
in before then? If not, your bargain
opportunity. with our whole line at
your disposal, Is gone for another
year. can YOU afford to let IL pass: ::
II so. we're satisfied: for to tell you
the truth our resources i'm this sale
have been more severely taxed than We
e had figured ON.
As usual, however, were better than
our word, and to make the three clos
ing days of additional interest to our
patrons. we've thrown in an extra
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-20
ShOf lliS NlOshcr

Indianapolis. Ind. March 19-About |
o'clock this afternoon Albert Kirchlow
shot and fatally wounded his mother and
then killed himself. He was recently in
jured by an accident and his mother was
caring for him
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-20
SHOT AT A CONSUL.
An Attempt Is Made to Murder q United
states Official.

New York, March 19.-Felix Taussig.
who represents New York importing
house. arrived today on a steamer from
st. John. Porto Rico He asserts that
an attempt was made on the life Of
United States Consul Hall BY a soldier
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-20
Supcrior Court Adiourus.

Harrisburg. Pa, March 19-The Supe-
rior court adjourned this morning to meet
at Pittsburg May ..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-20
"WHlSkERS" CLUB TO DINE.
Ann ArbOr Students Nav Resort Z,
RulOrs After Snturda, Evening

Ann Arbor. Mich. March lg.--The
Ministers Club. of the law depart
ment. will hold its final banquet of the
season at Hangsterfer's hall Saturday
evening.
At the same time the obligations to
refrain from shaving will be removed.
Ten former members of the club were
expelled for cravenly violating their
oath.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-20
OPENING PRICE CUTS.

% doz new waists worth Coo. for. .... .45c.
SO doZ new waists worth SIC. for. q. .G,c.
co doz. new waists worth 81 for. lac.
70 doz. new waists worth $l.25 for. .... $50.
60 doz new waists worth $l.50 for.. 81. .19
81 doz new waists worth $l.75 for. 81. 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-20
CORSET COVERS,
WHITE SKIRTS.

Latest styles in trim. and cut es-
pecially designed to meet the require
ments of the extra wide dress skirts
now prevailing
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-20
A Royal
Shirt Waist Opening

In conjunction with our annual sale
OF Muslin Underwear we will make
an opening Of new Spring and sum
mer shirt waists. The goods are nj,
laundried with stiff collars and cuffs
and the styles are as new as the latest
fashion plates.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-20
During This Sale

Special prices have also been placed
on Misses and Children's gowns and
drawers. in which our line is com
plete.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
Ii HUNG CHANG ARRIVES
BRJILTANT NhTdL DISPLAY IN
HONOa on THE NAIIOA'S GUST.
The Chinese Envoy DIDN'T Understand the
Salute From Castle Villiam-he-
fused "A Sedan Chair.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-M Hung Chang
Viceroy Of China, Ambassador 70 Rus
sia, and tho world-renowned diplomat,
arrived in Now York today and became
the guest Of the nation.
Tho day was perfect one. Bright
sunlight overhead, an atmosphere clear
as crystal. with a tinge OF autumn cool
ness Ia It, and a light breeze that rui-
fed the surface Of the bay combined to
make the first view that III Hung Chang
had OF the arbor OF tho metropolis "a
pleasing one Added 10 lts natural beau
ties was the imposing spectacle furnish
Cd by the presence OF tho finest fleet OF
warships Uncle Sam has ever gathered
together. They were the best OF the
nov navy. and every vessel was poliahen
and painted. and made ready In Bristol
fashion for the reception Of he honored
guest.
Nfaior.Geueral Thomas Ruger. com
mander OF the Department Of tho East
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

A Great work Done by North Carolina
Nason--Nr. Dukes Contribution.

OXFORD y. g., Aug. 2s.-Specai.-
Some time ago Mr.. Ben Duke Of Dcr-
ham. y. c.. told the Masons of this STATE
fhat hr would dci ate Co the DAloiG VT
rhan Asylum several thousand ooHaio y,
provided they would raise 9lii'iii
amount. The proposition was a'-,P.'"
and the money las been raised a. I,-
suit several lnuCs tme brick cotia-'7 al r.
now being completed in the ,'a.l,i'Ne
prlro at tho asylum. Which VIII re OF
ya.t usefulness in Accommodating Che or
ulan chHGiou. boys ard girls, of Whlcn
tloro are over two hundred now pcne
cared for 1Ms Institution was tOuhdrl
hv tho WasOns. and IS under their con-
mol chiefly though the state gives ail-
naallv $4,000. and contributions are male
Iv charitahly disposed persons hesiies
What ls done hy the Grand Lodge OF
Tha buildings Of the asylum cost some
10000 indCIcnlcnt OF the cottages re-
fefred TO. With increased accommoda-
tons fho usefulness of the YUM VIII
De greatly enlarged. as 30 VIII 100 iu-u.e
care for "a much larger number OF or
phans.
The crops cf an descriptions in this sec
tiOn are below average. Two OF mo
largest farmers in this county report
their tobacco below average ln weight
and quality Some nciehhOrhoOls report
that although the crop oi tobacco is sorry,
that there has been 10 fair degree OF suc-
cess ln curing &c bright The rasagos of
tie various insect clemiDs 10 The grain
crop have been more injurious than usual,
tho amount Of damage thereby done be-
lug iucaIculable in some localities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
New Orleans Bankers Arrested.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Aug. 2S.-Actinz
Comptroller OF the Currency Cofn caused
tho arrest yesterday OF President u.
Gardes and Nice-Irc idsnt G'1ult ~ the
American National Bank. New Orleans.
Ia. which failed on the 9TH instant, also
OF a third party, said 70 DE Implicated
I'm certain criminal acts with these Of
fcers. They are charged With Violations
OF section 800 4. $. II. s.. and Of Sec
ton l3. act OF July r. lNs2. They ap-
pear 10 have used The funds of the bank
10 a large extent 20 buy up its stock. TO
have made large loans In their own N
forest 20 have made false reports or
the condition 10 tho Comptroller, ana 70
have certified a check for dcpositor
whose account was Oycrdrawn AZ a
result OF their mismanagement. the AS
sets OF the bank have IN some way been
wasted to the extent that The capita. has
heen extlnguisned by resulting losses. 30
FAR as the Comptroller Is informed, ony
the three parties arrested are Implicated
aud the losses inflicted viii be- connned
strictly u shareholders and creditors OF
the failed bank
me officers are said b be men Of high
social position, but the Acting comp
froller Insisted upon their being promptly
arrested. and had the hearty ana active
snDnort OF the Department or Justice IN
hrluciuc this about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
Ii talked freely with everybody in the
pIp.NT UNDERSTAND 1T.

room.
DIDN'T UNDERSTAND IT.
When the steamer came 10 Castle VIII
liam a salute was fred. Tho envoy asked
what IL Vas and seemed pleased when
to,d II was in his honor. All along the
water front crowds had gathered. ana
cheer after cheer went up IN honor OF
tie great IL
II was 1.z0 ?. ~. when the steamer
touoned the pier. Ii 3 Sedan chair was
gotten ready for him, but he turned 10
the men and said:
u do not need II. 1 prefer to walk
upon American shores
Al 1:sO Z. n, accompanied hy the
of,icial marty. he left the steamer BY a
nrtvate .angway. and was greeted by
.,a ,sral militia who beat welcoming
t,ns unon drums. The party descends !
from the uppsr pier by elevator "hicA
was elaboratcly decorated with CAhe7'
ooiors 40 tine floor below, whore another
cC.r,-anv ~ tho naval reserves formed a
,or.i,n Here eight carTagds Wfre IN
,...ttIno fcr the foreigners. There was
" r.iav of half an hour IN getting away.
,r tne moan time an immense crowd hal
Gathered outside the American-lAne dock
't nm. foot OF Fulton street. A large
foroe OF police was on hand, ana tney
r.1 an they could 90 10 restrain the
tnrong. ,.,. ,......,... -
< A.. was in waiting TO escort the Envoy
ana nis suite 10 the Hotel waldorf
start was made al L. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
Fr1L UNDERA WAGON AND KILLED
Bedford horticultural Fair-Three Men
Sentenced to the Penitentiary.

REDFORD CITY. VA, Aug. 2s--spe-
cial-News comes from Peaksville, few
miles north Of Bedford City, 20 the enect
that an eight-year-old son OF hupe.S
Watson fell from "A wagon yesterday ana
was killed both wheels OF the wagon
passing over him. Mr. Watson Was on
his way home from Bedford city when
the accident happened. -. III
County Court has been in session 81
the week. and while waiting Tor Judge
Barksdale TO come from Halifax 10 near
the bank cases, Judge Brown has SEN
fenced three persons 10 tho pemteutaiy
for larceny. ,-,- into
Richard Cofer's store at Penicks, was
given two years 70 mediate on the error
OF his way. - taking
into George Nclms' room ana appIoP,'ous
inc TO his own use the larger pait oa VI
Nr helms wardrobe, was given siN S''i'
for lis eagcrncss TO put on stye NJ,
Henry Markham. for breaking ,i.no iunto ia ~,
Korn's residence, near buiihrr .r,n ,vesrs
borrowing n watch WAS B'FU" wv
iu which 20 reform. tlo,,. of
Josonh gkinnll. a former reslueio1 10 Vo
Rcdf0rd who has been iflhs IA ~. i,,
Tor the past twenty-five yours, Wa S,,r-
town tuesday last. nllo III usili re-
cbneed a farm near Joppa, anu w mis-
t,,rr ~ RelfOrd next year 20 hlaNo ''''9
Hi7 Reg ao" s. c. Hatcher and wife OF 99bs1 fqcn-
moud. and Mrs. J. y. Ilenn' " IL
ia..o conntv are visiting Rev. W III
cre,orv and family. Mr. Ha,ch,Trr ,r ", wa,, !, /,
assist Mr.. Gregory in a meeting az lDo'n''
chapel. - 81 knights OF
pvtbfaa presented DIR. . nara n4'it ~ -
b5ndeoma pythian jewell last lul,,'t,,o luS',i,,y
,'f,'bt "a an evidence of their appreclali,o,
of his services as chancellor coui'''''''N0
sIlas A. Massie. wife and three children, ~,
nosssd through the city Ihulp1ay ei
rro1fe 10 Petersburg from South Dal'ota'
They were travelling by private 'onl
anee. and had been on the i0au Ao'i'iS
Tho Comment. a Jewish paper OF Bal-
firore announced last Friday the en-
srarcmeut of William kohen, Of tnis place
to Miss Reca Bi0ndheim. or BalthhoIe
,rhe ceremony Will Doe solemnized some
time I'm September. .t
The executive committee or the holu'
cultural Society met this week 10 pro,
vido the details OF the exhibit 70 be held
ON September 17th and 18th. No charge
win Do made for exhibits. and exhibitors
Will b8 required 10 pay lOr ADMISSION
inst as any other person.
Tho Board OF Supervisors were In ses
sion last Monday, and made the 2nnua
levy. which was thirty-hve cents ON tn
tiOO for county purposes. The levy iol
The much mCCtcd High school was als'
made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

HAMPTON. VA. Aug. 2S.-Special-A
MEETING of the Democratic Executive
COMMITTEE or Elizabeth city county was
held recently for the purpose or naming
time and places for the election or uele-
gates 10 The congressional convention
which meets at Port Norfolk on the 18th
OF September Thursday night septem-
hor lOlh. was the time selected TO hold
tho district meetings.
Elizabeth City county is entitled 20 nlhe
.. Tox Hiu. .. and pheobus, .. The eH-
ocuuye committee is actively az WORK Be-
curing speakers for the campaign.
Mr. j. $. Atkcrs0n. Of Raleigh. ~. c.,
manacer of the Southeastern LySum
H4rear. was JOE town yosterlty arranging
for star Course of fine entertainments.
which win be given under the auspices
oil tha S. ~. G.. a. this winter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
4rurN G. CHANG.

,, tte r~.t c.rrf.r, was lI lung
,,,,,.- nt. ,,,,.,.,-v and .interrte.or.
,. - .,.. 5r~ Pootbtu Tho
- q, tr. othe~
rest oi l'' ''.'' -. lor,o
cIfltt-. AS 7,on "' i-i ,t.,
off the pier INTO "es- s'lee'' li'''l WI ,s ,''
cavalry detachment ieh I'D ana pl.''
tnc procession The other hAll ZONE" l'
behind inc last cafrasr' ana III tn.' UT
dcr tire march @ the waldorf iiolel was
begun. Ihe route was down west s'i''-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
.rrrMrr 70 ASSAULT
D..cMute Near Lynohb"rs-S"'""
. ~ ,ropev Democrats Pleased.

nnuf- vi ufe N'Nt
" '' ,ronev Democrats Pleased
,.c,1@p,rc, I"pr' VA. Aug. 2s.-spaclal.-
l. I'm '',--', uh'to man attempted 70 as.
An u'N'3" w. Isrnie Bell. deaf-mute. OF
,rsdieon last night. Lneie "a lila. and
,,,,-+s sisters. v isses Je",.o 1fsent from
It was NM l,1rnie who was prepaI." -
the room, "a Ieraelf IN the stase On -
retlte' l,..,,--ole eusucd. bit Liza az ~ ,'',3
.nan' fhe man escaped. ~ 'D soD,'
WIN ln'' ~. ,.of cut in the village lOss
as lile 'f and a search cOiil.t- il~'- ~ ~,
Va -.-to without success. -
ti-" garr al the time. MISS -
rg..t1 "a furnish any desctlpl'y. y, ,.e'rc e'1,
..i.,, or6er than he was shoi1 "''~
.le DERBY ". money delegates 20 the state
Inc -o-i' ,,bo have returned home. ek-
t.l.H .,tS',,,selves as much pi,isei WIN
pI'a' ''.--iings and are hopeful or pol-
IN. ~ Jf. vote for the nominees OF the
lNh " .-,iis Convention. The convention
Ill-ii he've searched the Stafe over, anu
"a NOT have found better elector
~ ,,r sixth district than the hign-t"hs9, ~,
tDt,trs,ie Christian gentleman ana "D'c
ieg-ve- Thomas j. kirkpatflcA- 49,
The momberfhip OF tne "N'le N0i>''''''
club has reached tlty nine. ....,, .i.-,,o.
rames NOrrOe, a cOlored wel1-ulhS'i r,
r~lted tbo fuse 90 "a stick or dyhlmlle :
iS the bottom OF well to-day. ana was
niir, hing no TO the top. when tAe rope
brcte urefipltating him 20 the notion, a
di.farca OF tvcnty-slx feet. right on Top
he burning fuse. Fortunately ne hai
the prescnce OF mind to eXtinguian me
fuse. and. sirei sc 10 say, escaped WIN
d few bruises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
GOLD InPORIN.
$40. 700 600 Now ON the Way-ihe pan" W
l.,d R,i.ea the selling frlee.


>~t-vv work. Aug. 2S.-Lazard Freres
have engaged an additional S-ep'xD, =. sv'r 500
ror import from Europe, J.. Won ho'a,. hol... y
4 Co $4,000. and j. a w sen 5ii'an i'I "a
a., from $3.50 600 10 &VDWp ms by't
viii leave on to-morrow's steamers' ols ~.
m0kes the aggregate amoun. known 10 20
80, fbe xav $40 100000. The steamer ~
T'ouis which arrived from Europe to-day,
brought 100000 in gold 10 the iihhoNer
Nafioral Pank This rs direct impott1-
tion bv tho bank. Iazari Nreres H'-
nositei 500 OOO in gold with the panR.
AL the Sub Treasury 10 is stated thut
Iazard Freres accepted the legal tenaer, I,
for the Ncrmaunia gold, ana tldt IL VII
count i'm tile reserve. Sub-Ir. asury Oil-
c,als expect 10 fet S4Di "'"' VI ''0
metal now being Imported.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-Ihe Bank OF Eng
land a. is afternoon raisei tna sclihS
price OF bar gold another half penny.
within the last few days gold 20 tho
value OF 81 Ooc,OOO has been SHIPPED from
Australia 10 san Francisco, and similar
about TO fellow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

shot him. Knight then ran back 49,
the railroad to the residence OF co.oa "a
family. whom he awakened ana no''N
Of his condition. ..-,,,,a
DR. Murray did all that was posslc,o
for the man. but he died at O'Clock .nis
aftornonon. Mayor Brewer summoneu
q Jury and held an inquest but Veru'oe
will not be rendered until tomorrow
There was no evidence as 10 who sno.
the man or any circumstances connectea
with the shooting other than his stats,
ment referred to above. IL is supposed
that he must have been detected In an at
tempt at burglary and was shot there-
for.
A railroad hand who knew him says
that Knight was a gambler. ana IL Is
thought that he was going TO P1nner,s $
Point the terminus OF the N..& c. rail-
road. 10 ply his vocation as to-ihorro"
vvouId he nay-dav The body was pre-
pared for burial and shipped TO Tarbors
by the town authorities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
,pcrucNr ~ rHE WRIGHT CAS-
70 re.in To-Day-1iysterious Killing of a
Ncrro Near suffolk.

a., re~fn O-DfY- "a nNtifi l""S h''A''s w ."
Ncrro Near suffolk.
SUFFOLK. Va, Aus. A.-Special'-C.
". Wright. the defendant in the cas-
of the Commonwealth against wright
of.,rss1 with embczzlement now penlins
fn me Court Of Nansemond was on lns
er.nd aoaiu to-day and while being put
through a strong cio s-eAamlnatlon heIo
bfs own well and maintained the reputa-
tf., az Yesterday Tor being q good wit
ness. 49,
When he retired from the stand the
defence rested it's case.
The Commonwealth introduced Mr. j.
y .Pmner who testified very distinctly
that Wright agreed at Il meeting OF tne
town council Dee would charge no com
mission Tor selling the city bonds.
Instructions were then submitted 10 u'e
court both by the defence and COM
uOnwcAlth's attorney ana argued al
length. The court took then under ad-
,,isemcnt and will decide upon them to-
marrow morning when the argument VIII
begin.
Thls case which has been pending for
nearly TWO weeks. has been bitterly
foneht on both sides. T.. T.. Holland.
Commonwealth Attorney ably repre-
sentin- tho prosecution. while Captain
George u. Wise, Colonel X. l.. Boykln
and M-rritt Briggs have repfe5ented the
defence with much ability.
Refw,on 2 and o'clock this morning
IN the suburbs OF sunolk. James knight.
(colo--.D. OF Iarboro. n. c.. was shot and
fatally wolndcd. To Dr. w. W. Murray
who was called 70 attend the wounded
man he stated that he had beaten his way
from Tarboro on a freight train on the
aaaaaaaaaaaa nizhhn 2iikfqniiigkyqhi
Norfolk and Carolina railroad, that wher
the train stopped at Suffolk, he got on
al the rear end and started TO walk TO ths
depot when he was met by white man
who asked him what be was going ts
do. 20 which he returned no answer
Mhsn The nuestioner pulled = pistol ane
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
nr Gnllnrher Released.

LONDON. Aug. 2S.-Dr. Gallagher. the
irish American dynamitcr. who thirteen
,,oo,s oro was sentenced 10 imprison-
mont Tor life. was released from Port
i.nd nffson this morning. lie was al
once driven 20 the railway station nder
the escort of the principal warden OF tne
nrieon. lie looked thin and pale, and his
taf- vyas yorv gray. No one was allowed
"a sneak 10 him. His destination - kept
secret. but IL is believed that he VIII 90
closely guarded until he IL put on ooaIu
OF the American liner 81. Paul,
southampton and under the t,'~'oo
Dr McDiide. taken 90 New YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
lmroRrsNr AEHA>r Is RoAAOhE.
The Police Claim TO Have Captured Mem
bers ofa Band of Robbers.

bers ofa Band of Robbers.
KOANOKL. VA. August 2s.-special-
In the case oil the International frater-
mai Alliance, OF Baltimore, against some
agents oil the lille Insurance Company
OF Virginia, VINO were charged wlth libel,
Justice Wood this afternoon rendered IL
decision to the effect that the accused
were not guilty.
rho arrest of Frld a. Steilbrecker,
wcl.-KuOwn Individual OF this city, on
the charge Of stealing gun from George
a.. Hun. OF Roanoke county, has been
followed by events OF somewhat sen-
safionaI character. The police here nave
Tor some time Susp'dtcd Stemit tecNer
.and walter Jamison and Tony WIT, Two
Young men. about eighteen years Oh Oh
beng implicated m the robbery some
weeks ago of .. B. Peters. a. hoa"oNe
county truck-grOWer. tnd soon hltei MS
canure thay arrested Jnmson ana VIII
pne former the ponce say, mas H"oe
confession. revealing the lehee %.
regular band OF robbers here. ana "'-
sidcs the robbery OF Peters tens Oh o''l'l
deDrodiatons in this city ana duJoiuiNs
c,uuty. His c0nfe on implcile7 rlcu'
gantz and T.. l.. Patel Accoiulil5 ~ ''''
account OF the police. SicnoIacAeI ""'
ira caDtain Of the gang VINO n"u ga
contamination The robbery OF 0iV i'''
.,eroo az Mrs R. b. MOOT man No.
poaroke. and the tapping or ''e ~
~ ~ ~. Wocbman. a lhfnllui' ,
s rris cirv stenDrecker, Jamison' ana
...,, aro aWa.tine trial IN the city l'n'
and tsa police hope 10 capture D''''~
and patel soon. --.....,., county
'..-.te5 nlre to-day by the ponce
was ,ro ',' cnorre of betrayal and taken 70
rncastle FOR trial. y.,,,o,,o,,
colonel J.. hamptoa iiOs- =, the
oanaidate for Congress spo"o
- .-....n ln-uLElf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

MONTGOMERY. ALA. August 2D-Ihe
,,stiona Democratic Sae Convention
was big success, 800 delegates repre-
s.ntine fortv-oae Of the siHty-s'N conn-
tes. being present. Former Governor
Jones presided.
A strong delegation 10 indianapolis was
srl.rtol. headed by former Governor
r,nes Representative Harrison, j. NJ.
Tanmor ana James Weathcrly. a state
l,rorutIye Committee was appointed and
fl resolution providing for prompt ana
cnaot.o organization n ail of the conn.
tics unan.moI-ly prevailed 'ieFeiah0
was cordially iu1orsel.-Ncw olrk Her
ala
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

KANSAS CITY. Aug 22.-At noon to-
day the family OF Charles ~. Green,
travelling plss,iccr agent NJ the big -Four
railroad consisting of Mrs. Green and
three childiDr-a boy aged thirteen. a
ail AGED nine. ana ID little sirl aged SIX
vera found dead in their home. $40 west
Thnty-fomth street. All the little ones
were n their beds amt the mother lay
Ecai m "a doorway with CD revolver by
n,r sidt The murder or suicide ls sup
posed o. have occurred cWlnesidy morn
ine at O'Clock. Al that hour ueiehhors
heard pistol shots near The Green home.
lut Investigation was not made uHtl Tho
uoD-alpcarauce OF the Green family led
10 an inquiry.
hi. Green loft the city q week ago
last Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

RNLFlGH. n. C.. Aug. 2S.-An official
report 0u the manufacturing industries
Of Nortl Carolina was to-day prepared
bv tho state Agricultural Department
III shows that there are 1ff c0ttou-spin-
Ming or weaving mills, fifteen hosiery
mills three Knitting underwear. four
making bass. two cordage. one nets. ono
calico. one silk. eight woollen goods. in
a.. state. SIX mills are in course Of con-
..frurfiIu
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The Trial Of the Brooklyn.

WASHINGTON. August 2S.-Acting
Secretary McAdoo. OF the Navy. received
the following telegram from Commodore
Bewey. president OF the trial board. dated
Boston. yesterday. brooklyn had sue
cessfal speed trial to-day; q and SO hum
dredths knots. Tidal correction not yet
annllel"
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WASHINGTON. u. O., Aug 2s.-Ihe
Democratic Congressional Committee fur-
ulsfed the Southern Associated Press
with tho following telegram to-day, ad-
dressed 20 ex-prcsident Harrison;
"Hon. BENJAMIN Harrison, New NorA
city
vsnfa sn.akirg 10 many thousands Your
speech i'm New York last night attacks
me specifically. and l wouli DE pleased
H. meet. you In joint debate before a
northern audience preferably at Indian
1sLxueA "B. T. TlLLM-AN."
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HINTON. W. VA. Aug. 2s.-Special-
Mean Talcott. 90 this county. to-day.
William Robins shot and fatally injured
Ills nluets. s-voar-old daughter. She had
been intimate with several young men
inc if ouf became enld6td and shot her
vim the above result Robins was ar
rested
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Rcnncsted 10 surrenaer sall KhaIId.

ZANZIBAR. August 2s-The British
consul has asked the German consul
here TO surrender Said Kahlid. the usur-
per- who took refuge in the German con-
sulate yesterday after escaping from the
palace during the b0m5ardment OF that
building by the British war-ships in the
larhOr