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Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05
COOPER WAS GUILTY OF CONTEMPT
Ice Water story Would Not Go with
Judge FnWcett.


Judge Fawcett returned to the city yester-
day and summoned James Cooper to appear
before him and show cause why he should
not be fined for contempt of court in alb
senting himself from court one whole day
and delaying the proceedings of the court
for that time. Cooper was a member of
the Creighton Will contest jury and failed to
appear at the court room one day. The
court was adjourned until he could be found.
which was not until the next morning. when
he reappesred mysteriously he had
disappeated. He told the court story about
drinking some ice water. which made him
sick and the case proceeded without anything
more being said
Yesterday Cooper repeated his ice water
story and had the physician who attended
him TO prove what he said. The court
listened patiently and then informed Cooper
that the sentence would be light one, He
was fined s2b. the amount of jury fees for
the day which he delayed the case. and he
Was allowed to go in peace
81 Pray Loses His suit Again.
The jury in the case Of John
Eray against the Omaha Street Rail
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05
werIey Gets the Divorce.

Judge Powell yesterday issued decree
of divorce to Monroe E. Werley from Sarah
q. Werley. In this case Mrs. Werley ap-
piled for divorce, alleging adultery. Werley
filed cross petition, denying the charge and
asking that divorce be granted him on the
ground of cruelty. The decree finds that the
evidence did not support the charge made
against Werley, but did support the charge
of cruelty and awards divorce to the
husband and also the custody of the one
cbt
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

We kindly thank all friends for their as
s.stance during our sorrow and bereavement
at the death of our husband and father.
Also to the conductor and trainmen of train
No. 25 of the U. p.
MRS CHARLES KREBS AND FAMILY.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05
The PiIgrim-Enster Number.

Is now ready. Everything in 1t is new and
original. 1t contains articles by Capt. Charles
King, u. s. A., ex-Gov. Geo. w. Peck OF
Wisconsin and other noted writer's and is an
entertaining number, well illustrated. Price
10c at the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Ry.
city ticket office, 1904 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05
HOMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION.
Via the burlington.

April April 21-May 5.
To the south and west-Arizona, Arkansas,
Texas, NEBRASKA Kansas, etc.
Just about HALF RATES.
Call at the city ticket office, 1902 Farnam
street. and get full information about rates,
stop-oyer privileges, return limits and ter
ritory to which reduction win apply.
Or, write to J. Francis, @. p. A., Durling-
ton Route. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

Hamilton Warren, NJ D., eclectic and mag
netc physician; special attention to diseases
of women and children and all obscure and
long standing diseases. 119 N. 10th street. r. @.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05
An Hour Apart.

The flying Northwestern Line trains to
Chicago
mo. 2,' "The Overland" Omaha 4:45 D.
m. Chicago 7:45 a. m.
The "OMAHA-CHICAGO SPECIAL
Omaha, 5;45 p. m. Chicago S:45 a. m.
Modern art had to stop while after these
trains were built.
City ticket otice. 14O1 Farnam street.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

Secure reserved seats for Carpenter lec7
lures, at Balduf's, 1920 Farnam, beginning
Monday next after p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

Secure reserved seats for Carpenter lee
lures at Balduf's, 1920 Farnam, beginning
Monday next after p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

and the motion 10 dismiss was carried,
Stenberg and Williams voting against II
and the other threuumembers voting for 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

Mr.. Homer Moore will resume the teach
ing of vocal culture and singing in Omaha
on Tuesday, April 8. All persons desiring to
study can engage lesson hours at Hospe's.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05
HOMEsEEKERs' ExcuRsIONs,m

We keep repairs for your gasoline stoves
1907 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair works.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05
New Trial for the Meadowcrofts.

CHICAGO. April 4--Judge Baker of the
supreme court today issued stay in the
case of the Meadowcroft brothers. who were
convicted of receiving deposits after they
knew that their bank was insolvent This
will result in new trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

Our new importation of spring suitings now
In. G. A. Linqu'st 316 S. 18th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

A first-class line of new sewing machine
for less than cost. 3OS N. 10th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

A frst-class line OF new sewing machines
for less than cost. 30S N. 10th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

A first-class line OF new sewing machines
for less than cost. 30S N. 18th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05
STEAMSHIP TICKETS.

Via All Transatlantic Lines
Are on sale at the Burlington ticket office,
1902 Farnam-lowest rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

first-class line Of new sewing machines
for less than cost. 308 N. 10th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05
Pray Lones his suit Agnin.

The jury in the case Of John
Fray against the Omaha Street Rail
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

The sixth annual ball of the National AS
sociation of Stationary Engineers will be
held Monday evening, April 6, at Washing
ton hall. The best of music has been pro-
vided, and the public is cordially invited
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

f. A. Nash, general agent; George Haynes
city passenger agent; city ticket office, 1904
Farnam street.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05
CnrI of Thnnks.

ticket othce, 1401 Farnam street.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
rw1NKLEs.

A ArLAlx CASE OF lNcoNr> ~l
, ~ s,prrrnow TO his lawyer ''o,c;cu,
Mr.. 'N' 'n,y whether have S"ii'o''",
an's m 90" for divorce or not but my N~', w'S timd and
Ia"rS @annot '"' agree a, to which is the best '''
Of wheel. c,us,2 Why,
'''' ,arr 'n"s sir under such circumstance 'iSy
my .,'H,, ".r can marriage be but a" endless '''
cring?'
rn,.<n TO HAVE HEX
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

cur ~sep,embcr is the ninth mo"'" ncrr",H. IL.
) O''. rhc wear, nu, the word means ''
How j. that 49,. seventh
lie. "ThAt fc'c'e"'' Is w. ,.a,,. w in again
,..',ru. Won hnow. oysters come IL
c,,o. 81 think you're Rom'"-''"E'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

,,,,y. "Vo, would YOU do Jo""''''
,oux<y. e. ~po YOU uuk I'm WI" %,
J'"Nr ,n'. ,,,, would sit still an See ''c'
'';i'' nv hi, hear, ,,rugslin in the w''c'H"
40 uu,,hin'? so, Stree Ia "'''''
,,eln fur all I'm worth
..,.,vsr WAY To SETTLE IT.
,,rvcu,xr to bill collector " Io" PIE
hN, n,r1 Mr.. slowpay'~ bill to him. ''
you?' r..or .Ho but |
=, ~. mex, time If You say so-iha' Will
wa ~. trouble Of collecting it.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

r.,x. "wen, Patsy ph'' H'
M M ,hc docrhur say is the '''''
billy" ..o,rud Mary Ellen
Patsy -, of,lcr squiiiNi
poctl"r 'Dp,S ao a< ray. he ,u 'no' all de-
NV mathcr via i'm j, 'no' tines he : "'''
,o,,,,v can i'm his "pi''''\
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

.,.v Tommy, you're 'r'S"'
r;n,r chap. Can >ou tell me "'
grass i,'' ,,..,,dc wh,skc'-
Tommy
on de earth.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

,,.ro,,rp "1wam, you to take P''
+ ,nrc ,ha, will look just Ike NE ,,,, 60
,',',,ar,phcr: r"' What do yo" "'"'
-, ruin my business
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
GIFT OF THE sen.

GIFT OF THE SEN.
yomau in the land 50 bad a"
ari,hmetician that She could MOI ''''" :,
,,c how much her husband would save /
Ia, did not smoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

Robert T swallow. wol.kuown local
labor .cldrr who has Of Ilto been making
speeches t0r Bryan. Was fnnnu dead ln
Coo ConN county Democratic headquarters,
n chicago. tha kas turned on Wu force.
hut uut lighted unu thc superstition H.
Chat swallow committed suicide. SO
cause ior such ana act DIS known.
Tho toll gates of Franklin county. Ken
lucky wore raised. and every safe On
tho three roads n tho northwestern part
off thc county is reported 20 have been
destroyed
Tho Exchange Telegraph Company am
nouuo,. that the hfNien Parliament viii
roHa.omhls january .Jin
D., senator NJ g. Butter. ~ South
Carolina. has been admitted to practice
before tho supreme court ~ tho United
States.
lho cruiser Ksiclrh has finished ccaline
az Beaufort. $. a.. ANA icft for 5t Augue-
tine to relieve tho Newark ot nhpustor
patrol duty.
Tho Court OF Appeals 90 Now Yorx
rendered a decision 300 which tney grant
Inspector NDlAuHnlim. 81 inc Sew NfN
police force. a new iriai and allow him
to move Tor change of venue.
Gr,cn,iue CMissl telegram Says
Enough FROST fcll SUNDAY mofainE 60
kl Tho top leaves OF cotton. a. Ut
o'clock the cotton ucids ioONrd as ~ ti'N
had boon .corchcd Th. stops tnc COP
,rop absolutely in this section.
Monday afternoon monument Vas
dcuratcd hN Tho NCw atrstN r''l'iN 't
sons OF the American Revolution. o.. Nic
"old hur,nt GROUND af -WnsNrIit ih
commcmoraliou OF thr hattie Nui.u ''
CURED at that place ON june i". l'>'
President Nick YOUNG of thc NaationM
Baseball League. SAYS ihAt ne W. 49,
mo nffirial .,or,s ready ior rupNcatoe
within n week The delay Was caused
bv tho delinquency OF ''l e'-lN.l.
who failed 10 send In promptly the result
o. their work 49,.
Tho Youngest convict ever sent 70 the
r,.rk f,tt ti>Nl rcUittntiafA HlfNtt sun
49,. t,or, Nicholas county. hc u barely
$3.50, ,eora oid wore knso pants and
,',s sent un for one year iof cutting ah-
o,hor how 81 hts own aSc. ne b. q negro.
rrn,rai Alscrs special car, bearing
Generals Howard. Sicklos. Mardcn. stow
and Corporal Tanner, was greeted In
c,snd Rapids. Mich. With the bo0m,ng OF
cannon. After parade ~ marching
clubs with i.i,c torches, public meeting
Ms held In Lcckcrhy y AT. where tho
generals addressed an audience OF sou
on The souud-morsy question.
fame. Sanders. q garraer living near
Palsy. Tern. wAs killed oy charge from
his own sun ~l'ilc or 4 .'olirrel hunt
The gun was a. mvzslo-loacer. and the
strposition Is that q was discharged
While Sanders was loading Il. The Charge
entered his head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
FATHER ARRESTS HIS son
a sos EfLfs ms OUs FdfHtH
UJfU 4 sUOJ oUN.
p,Isope,s Break out of Now stool
Gage epd Reach ~" Ground by
Vey"s" Hut on'- s,snoii.

WYTHgVlLLB. Va. oct 20 -Hpco1l.-
Ipnn kehum. a railroad employee OF ihii
pn,.. hnd mis- son. IS hu. pt iDuftf .u.
arrested ana placed boz jnii for stealing
s1t from him. rho boy implicated w.
other boys in the fuitefy. but only hni
srfen d0iinis pu uis pHis1n when arrest
90.
rATUIcfDB
IHlv this npiuuE Amos NaWpl'f
shot md Instantly fiiind hif inihfr il'hft
Nempinf. at 'nan home. ON cripple eftfh.
upaf Henley atnuoi. house. Tho OLD man
ana his WHO hau been quHffrlline. Wn'n
ihn ern took up tho uHfi0l for the
fnrlher. nud diverted his fathers after.
ii,u 80 him. Tho son lott bis fHfhnf nrd
won't into the house. whore hn WIS fpi.
lowed hr tho elder man. ns he cnfrrr1
the door ihn boy shot MIN in mo lofi
hfenst with a. hnitilf.rhafr'i shot gun.
niilins him in his tracks mo SON. who
i- about tWani two years ol1. il0d. ana
~ brinG pursued hv officers
JAZZ DrLlRlltf
fe1m Cnvnnfs md Abe Harris broke
tho loft ou ono pf the now stool cages iu
ON county i1fi iHst Monday night ana
escaped Co. tho IDnf from which thoy
climbed down hY ni1 Of the Ola rrnnpld.
which wpH erected foo hang Wafman SUIT
ton on. Hrl has since boon uro1 ne o.
tnii of sinii way fof rflrnurfH. who have
Escaped from tho SECOND STORY ~ tho
iail oyer since llarfie BE- "a federal pm.
sonnr. ana had nfohen ont of tho rHmo
r'h hoiofc. and WIS only iorapturod about
tcn days nan
tiAMl'EpE ar 4 TfNrUAf
runaway tr m n iho progression. rr.
turning from Mas John vs. parnror- m.
ifnfni ~ fnfrf Irfrs,f last rtt,.f.,,.
ei1irprdo1 uumrot of hotaos and orue.
- nn nwful looltinr wio,t l-lnrnn rar.
f"1s w'fc lninrfi. among them woman
who hHl hor log lrotnn
Tho iHim houra of - o. ghoiion. of
'In't llrf SOS DESTROYED hv n,o re-.
to-day afternoon Thr lnss was ,omrirfo
as there wpa mo- insurance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

lie Make. nTelling speech To iii' "o'"'
People.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. oct @-Sp'claI--
Mr. slinurl -. Brent, 'iiy Attorney ~
Alexandria. made "a splendid address lo'
tho Sound Money Democrats Ia the opera
house Tonight
Mr. George VI. CONN. Of South Carolina
Drputv COMPTROLLER OF Currency. 1850
mndo a short address fun OF meat '7
pc,lnlly flrts regarding tho currency nm.
the uitos folly of popull7t fnlocie8 am"
trDo coinage Of silver.
Mr. urenra speech was ~ nm all-nroun'
nature. and largely pointed CO. 'hlnh
turoiy local ft WIS ono of hif best u'-
arito tho peculiar political circumstances
surrounding MIN at This hour n W''
,oifre speech Doc wHa chc'rcd w. me como
by Hn audience wholly apprrcl"llN'' 'p'
tolliront md strong ON election dag.
'rho hooduul tactics OF tho former meet
ing wore simply Impossible where inc
continent Was nil Tor sound money
Thr nrr1niioa simply rolled on having
alDh speakers H4 Y. walton Moore nnd
Colonel Frank Smith 10 talk 10 them ~
tho anmo time Any unbiased man VINO
attended both m'otinf1 could but natural
t admit that tho Sound Money meeting
vle ln cvorv wnv mcocfs and strength
cnol it4 oaueo considerably.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

VIII Not 30 Elected ~ rhis session I"
~. Itou.o of Eishop..

NEW YORK. oct 2i-Fofty bishops.
representing ihe House ~ bishops OF tho
Protestant Episcopal church of tho
United States. met to-day az tho Church
Mission lioufo, Fourth avenue and TWEEN
ty-srcond street. Tho object OF the meet
INK was to elect two bishops 10 preside
over two new missionary Jurisdiction.
AZ Duluth. MINI. and Ashcyillc. y. g.
This Dr. the first gathering of tho House
OF Bishops aiuco the general convention
nt Minneapolis in iA.D. which created
these now bishoprlcs. Much regret WAS
Expressed at the inability through tho
illness Of right Rcv. John Williams. -.
D. presiding bishop - Doc present
The bishops began 40 gather AZ
O'Clock and shortly before 10 o'clock
communion service was held Ma tho chap
81 of tho church Missions House. Tho
venerable Bishop Doane. Of Albany. COM
Quoted the services which were attended
bv AN the bishops and many local clergy
mon OF tho Episcopal church. THO
HOUSE ~ Bishops convened at II O'Clock
In tho meeting on the third floor. Hlsh-
op DOauo presided. The meeting Was
held behind closed doors.
rho afternoon session lasted less than
two hours. Nothing was done beyond de-
Gliding not to elect his-op for Ashevillc
nt This session because OF tho poor hnau-
cinl condition OF the North Carolina Do
ccHc.
Nominations made FOR the hlshopric Of
Duluth were roforrcd 10 committee ~
nyc. Tho committee Will report M scs-
sion to ho hold tomorrow morning. Ar
tor tho report has boon received the bish-
ons viii hold "A communion service and
after that tho voting will begin. Forty
nvo bishops voro in attendance nj inc
afternoon session
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

Neatly all Rejected rre salvation Army
VIM Inlnl.l, InnIa-

NEW YORK. cot. ,n-1ho board NJ in.
puiiv at lille leland to-day nnishrd tha
examination Of thr lHi hfmruiHus who
arrived con- tho Hndnm Saturday ln nli
they have admitted four vino have
nirnda or money. postponed decisions on
about nn'ru who asserted Chat they bad
friends nud wofo eifop Time 90 produce
them. aud rejected thu irai
Ono thine uHa covered with mystery
and was constantly commented on iF
tho momh'fe of tho honfd tho peculiar
fact chat in almost ryrff ,1eo the imwi
grant had uei about nNn doilafe Each
man asserted that ho paid bis raeeHEo.
and aimoet al said They bad not boon
helped hv any ono.
The heed Of the board colonel lllls,
believes thai tho ruftlah nttorliio7 had
nnfhinn ~ dn with the coming of ihner.
lot arc ORDINARY rcfurro9 using tho ua--
eactos ns nn explanation colonel li"l
land uf tho Salvation Army. nn Tho other
hand rnr1 thcv wrro nil nrrue from the
mar-aftrs aud wcro tnknn in Dos tho 'nn-
euiz nn1 rnni on any veerrl at hnul. nud
worn Afterwards collected hv Niles
Frances willard and La1y Hnmerr0i 90
Mar-cilioe Tho nid of Tho rneiish branch
Of tho Army wac then asked and obtained
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

rOKr TOW NSNNp WASH. Oct N-
In Il.shlremg tno dama.ci cargo Ncr-
t.r,faV from tho steamship lmauiia.
which recently ram on the rocks near
m. port another Alaska smuggling
..hrrio va. exposed. in the cargo Was
, iar.e csnsi.nment 81 baflolicd sugar
,,.,f,ri to a leading Alaska drm. The
action 81 enc esit water melted Che sugar
and m tnc centre 81 each barrel was
f,und a largo ease ~ spirits An 'nNo'-
uration revealed enc fart That IN fo.
c,nt months larso quantity of supposed
suear has been shipped to Alaska ana "
A. now rockoncd tnst thou. 1uds OF gallons
~ whisky sud brandy have boon SNUG
,tet into tho territory in On" manner
customs authorities arc lrNctif'hNs'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

rc4lIos 'he i'nco John y. Wise VIVA ihe
rinenst hfi'p'ii"u.

erTrpTt. va. oct 90 Special The
only tlfn Of fue the first day Of the
lutnlL Ipif WAN county ftHr ln Which
e.f.v.at ,,.n.l t, A. T. ,,.f,,,t., ,,o,,
in u,il. h.ats ln.t tbtao in n.. .Evl,in
owned Lt D. o. ratlrt of auusit. i.,ng
so..na beet 1Inin. first two heat. gHfI4.
tis
Tho unin attraction NJ tho day was
political epraLiue hy Hon John Is Wise.
of New tmk. fot tho Republicans As
on utffafifnu for "a latrr .fuvyi hia rurrfh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

The nu'rea Tue nurrn, sunt - the
hi'e' Hnd u"' us,ses a.h-,e.

FNhhllb'kNllis. VA. oct 20
The ettenusn,e et the tan h.,e to..i.,
was sman. Ine exhibit m the ,e,iou.
derai tments. however vAe ,,eaitalle
and The attractions NUMEROUS
After the usual diversions. during tho
moinina vf mule ia,e-. soiuh races. ont
the HE, the ieeulet programme vf race.
'uninen,eH Ht ,ivrk. ami resulted az
Follow
tifst race -cne-half mile daeh for
ga ~ horses. seven starters. won d, 4,
Taylor r. Nvtue ra,lor ". A. nous.
bauHeWinhie SECOND. William Nolilns. T.
Hazard ,hiri.
Second iece- one-half mile heats. siN
sn'iies e.. %. liuikaurs nrork n4t
X. Z, H. Mcn'uie beauresard second.
a.. "a. MsdauN N,a a. thiid
Jhiid fsce-one ami cue.hsif miles
oNet hurdles three stsiters-D. n. lmr.
kamps Princeton first a. g.. l. Mon.
cure p CHlrerret second 4. unls pais,
third
Fourth iace-tvo miles. cVet stoo~ie.
chase coufse three starters - n. itur.
lamrs Ram. -. nrst d. . na,es sun.
lock SECOND sia,t1 ttmetai ihfut
Tomorrow is the rig dt,. and a larec
crowd ls expected
satutdaN oeohef 1ith BE- the iast ia,
Tor tefisueuon Persons whose namee
eve mos on the llst at the close of that
NaN viii NOT Ne ahe to vote at the No.
,emhei election
sunday rrctnotcd meeting com.
meneed az BELLE Air uantiet ehnreh in
ttaGorl coUntN Thefe WEI. two rcfnons
cine in ihe morning o., Nr ilusa Nue
eclman. and one iu The afternoon h, re,
Mr. 'eNton of Naahngton Ihcfe viii
he pfeachins each nieh, thls week,
Hon William 4. jones viii speak at Che
'crfihoNss here tc.mofr'w night
A nren. Scwuil ard EiNo, club has
heer oiHsni1el az Mussciman'a store. in
stafford With the following cficots
President James Ashhs. Nlce President.
" lunsfcri Secretary, lames Nus.
eclnian
she steam tug nunoat which was burned
nH the Rsppahanuoch isst wesA a. sanl
IN the river half way between Cic,e and
the isop Want Three ~ ,ho Nsrsos'sre
ashore. In few DAYS efforts viii he
nsae o. raise the tua end the hsraes
will he roat~d and brought 10 this clN
Ivy tug sent NOM Baltimore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
rms IoSr uRfch.
d, Steamer Rune Ashv,e rn the rs,iG,
snnai - - If.ura fnr

steamer Uuns Ashuio en- tho rs,ig.
'"pei 10 % If.uso for
NMIiir CITY. ORE. cot n During
iho prev aicnre eff "a aen-e i,- inI. ni.in.
lnA ihe 7i"IHr AfaAn. commanded l,
captain he'u. ram Henoro on the north
slit cuifan,, to Coos fa, li4fhoI on th,
southern oregon ruaHi nud ia total
vreck Amonl the io.t ao far ar aeOet.
tained. are ,ho fDfovIn-.
D. ~ Morf1v of Coquoiio Ciiy raa.
sonsof
lohn Norman. of Matshncid. PASSENGER
EDhari Naltefa. of Oakland pa 7onrer
nl the Fhipe crew the foliovins ate
mia1ina
N J. vhprle or San rianc..co. nrc.
man
rtic Wall. of San Francisco fireman
Richard Patterson. of san Francisco.
steward
4 Foinand 77. chief cook
chief rnsi'oer W o. Brown
g. D 'reir'r sailor
1taff, gandsf7. sailor
The glf,i,re were brought 60 Empire
CITY on the tug beat Columbia. Nonc
cf tho bodice OF the ioat have been De-.
covered
Tho Aiaeo sailed from San Francisco ON
the 18th for Cove h1, She arrived Voc
terda,. discharged Scr careo and eallr'
for san Francisco tha worninc heavily
loaded AND with number of cabin and
atcciarc passengers
The Inflated vessel wa1 owned lv fhc
Orceon Improvement Company ~ th's
.ftN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

t1NlvirW. irtr Ot WIGHT GO.
"a p.i n en.rial MANY "i 'ur infm
a,s havs ioaun riphine on theh roann 't
aud ,ei,utt the tt,p re very snort
,aptafn Aios Moore dini at hia homo,
raa, ,hurtatu.h. un Saturday tho iith,
af,p, "a long Nlnraa Ills funeral Nl7
r,errhod on SUNDAY at Oakland 'hrisii'1
.hurh uf which hn was m"muor hN
,he ra4tof. go very lafae congregation
'artHin Norfc vrs ~ Confederate soldier
and 81 fnur citizen.
HoV lusoph g. nean7 The raetor NJ tho
MMtehe1t Grove baptist rhuirh. preach
80 an flnfinhip sermon con Sunday in
viii 80 ie Wrpd hls ohafee in view uf
,ln pre- eni political agitation te rrnv for
isi,ina 'i4nr1 "a. tu hov thov shot ld
vote afd tn riaN thnt Ito who huids
the destiniea of nations in ne handle. na r
uut of the dieooid end at'ife which now
rie,nNs lnns peace. concord aud 1ros-
refitr
AZ Willie rolh. @ rising ynura law
Nei ~ Emiihfold addressed the citizens
at ionp,ipw on Saturday, tho iith un
the political i7auou Nr tNik wac pompli
montci un hls nfat ennft at political ora.
tory The vuiof7 vete eo cnthueod hy
the meeting ihat they sernnrd to %
large foom nnd ORGANIZED Hr,an Sow
at and Young club with Nj o. a. rat.
tn aq president ~ !. q Hfopk Woe.
president and George NJ Crunrlor eco.
ie'ai,i ana e. g 'hnnnen treasurer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

A. e,o undertaking establishment 10
a.y 81, fuckers body WIS taken 70
,as g.,u.f hume. in Greensboro. N. 90
A.. asv st lao q ~. over 30" southern
Jshttuay fot hutial MI iifsni ana MI
a. & uetue. accompanied The remains.
ME- fefg.f as confined - her hpus" ana
,,aa unable a. accompany the hpHF.
,gho ,,,oains ~ sir. ilunch wna removed
a. the homo of bis mother MIS- y. j.
uuufh at o'rleck this afternoon. us
,.,,ai.a viii hn sent 80 uatcstliie, his
inttnof home tomorrow morning Tor
lninimeni which will take plnc" OF .
n',iorf in the family hufIng e'vnnusi
"a W1a Mr. uunrhs Intention ~ tan" ont
IA no Insurance policy very soon.
Tbn injured nfn doing wei nnd OH GRO
otrarfod ~ tofnffr. ~ y. W. 'hnm
beers rested VOL lpef night. nninlY ON ar-
count ~ the pulnf'a given him 10 hll'.
yjsIo ihn lnint iio WIS getting along
very vnIi ihis morning. hui complained "a
aepd dari nf pHln he The 'h'fi mE
D. - inwpn. Nnl recovered from MS
nervousness ihis upfuips nHd W'f rest
nn better than last nighi llo hrs
Iiruiafa ON iha body hui tho wound over
tho RIGHT rro a. tho most serious one.
n ls most probable thni he viii lose The
sishi ~ b. 10 80 IN good spirits. how
oyer
Io-nuh Lamb eunefrd rotfre pains In
Tho hnrk lnsi niahi hui was better this
tnnrnirn 10 o. very thfrffnl
Joint jury ~ inquest consisting ~
r. T. Preston. w. ~ M" p J. NanfN.
y I|Drenr. Jf for tho o0rr'i '. y.
Walters. g. g. Tati7h. D . If'ihrr. w.
y Vnndaaflft A - Payne nnd vs. Din.
ui1lif f0r fho fifv OF fhafloti'evill' 81.
met for Investigation. Tho nim ~ Jury
was 90 determine who wac responsible
lrf thn removal ~ Che centre arches.
f.. rrf1f.I lac boon rendered