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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29
What Was Accomplished by the Various
Tribunals at Yesterdays Sessions.
THE HENDRICKS ROBBERY CASE CLOSED
Jones Has Trouble OH Account of ~
suspicious Incidcnt-Annnnius In
Inc Court Room Woman Comrhit-
ted for Examination as TO nIcr
sanity-Other Court News.

mere was snort ana unimpOrtant
DOCKET In the Police Court yesterday
morning. which was quickly disposed of
by Justice TonJ.n.
Lena Mills. negress. ives sent over 10
the Jail until i commission can inquire
into her sanity
Annie Schroeder, colored. has been adj
Judged lunatic, and will be sent TO an
asylum.
Several cases of minor Importance
were also disposed Of
A SECOND ANNANIAS.
Charley Hughes. a negro, who said he
mad lois of references as to his honesty.
was ARA igned on the charge of stealing
coat from 'longshDreman. There
were four witnesses against him, yet he
mad the nerve TO say he was innocent.
He was given thirty days in Jail.
Hughes mumbled something about not
getting justice. You want thirty days
more for contempt?" asked Justice
Tomlin. IF YOU don't keep quiet, you'll
get them as quick as hat can drop"
He shut up.
JONES TR1BULATIONS.
Essick Jones. coored, 'longshore-
man. Is certainly having lots of trouble
on account OF suspicion that rests on
him thar he is Il thief. Jones was ar
rested some time since on the charge of
stealing Sc pair Of shoes from a rail
road car and given thirty days in Jail.
re appealed, ana Wnen the case was
tried Tuesday in the Corpora ton Court
he was dismissed on account of the war
rant being faulty. Jones rroubles didn't
end here, however. for he was at once re-
arrested on a bench warrant issued by
Judge Hanckel.
Jones appeared in court yesterday, and
the case was continued he being bailed
in the sum of 5000 with William Jones,
his brother, surety. In the event of
another conviction Jones will again APP
peal ITO the Corporation Court where
the case will finally be disposed of.
VALUE OF AN APPEAL.
Robert Lowery, colorcd who had been
fined $3.50 in the Police Court for cruelty
10 horse. took an appeal TO the Corpo-
ration Court, and in shat tribunal yestcr-
day was fined $50 and costs-upward of
$50 in all--for the offense in question.
HENDRICKS CASE ENDED.
Policeman Childress returned from
Philadelphia yesterday with Anna Hen
bricks. who stole a large amount OF
money from her husband in this city.
Seven hundred and sixty dollars of the
amount stolen, which was recovered in
Philadelphia, has been returned to Hen
bricks. He refuses to prosecute his wife
and che has been released. He will give
her her clothing which She left behind
and she left last night to live with her
relatives in Notioway county
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WEATHER REPORT.
forccnat una General Conditions For
To-day.
Washington, Oct. IS, 1896

Washington. Oct. IS. 1896.
II Virginia.: Partly cloudy;
Ci1lNNI probably local showers during
h the afternoon or night; south
II es.sterly winds.
North Carolina: Fair, follow
ed by showers Thursday night; easterly
winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29

It's undoubted economy to
buy the goods for mems wear
and make the garments, when
cutters know how 10 fit the
Wearers.
A Wooden Cashmere, spe-
clally suited for bows wear
CSC.
A heavy Cotton Cashmere,
wears like iron aImost-25
cents.
Values at so cents that will
satisfy the exacting.
Quiet, modest patterns, that
any, even the particular, might
wear wirh good gracee75
cents.
54-inch Navy Cheviot-that
will produce a good, nobby
Refer, Jacket, Cape Or Over.
coat-at S1.25.
Joseph Brown, $40 Church
Street, new numbelO Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29
Marriage Licenses.

Lewis II. Smith and Mary Ellen Duke.
Eli FritZengar and Mamie j. Schoon-
wagon.
Walter L. Buchanan and Mary Z.
buchanan.
Robert L. L. Fentress and Willie y.
Johnson
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Meteorological. Dn,n.

u. s. Department or Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Oct. 2S.
The following observations are re-,
corded for the past % hours:
Maximum temperature ........ T3
Minimum temperature ............. rs
Normal temperatures ................ rs
Departure from normal ...... plus s
Departure since January 1.... plus III
Rainfall in - hours ..
Rainfall since Oct 1st IL
j. J. GRAY Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29
IEUNTE:I,SyI,.g.I..

Business is unusually quiet in this
town ut present, even politics are more
quiet than usual.
The meetings at the Methodist Church
continue with undated interest.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29

Rabbi Emil G. HirSch. of Chicago. has
made a new translation and revision of
The Jewish prayer book, prepared by DR.
David Einhorn.
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SHIFTS Entered.

bricks.
Thomas l.. Haymon and Henry J.
Haymon VS.. the New York. Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railway Company. dam
ages 81 600
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29

John r. O'Neal to McHorney & Wyatt.
lot with Improvements on Highland
avenue, Bran bietCn Ward, 81 800.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29
PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises, G:2T n. M: sun sets. 5:l1 y.
m. High water. l:57 Il. m and 2:25 y.
III. Low water. $50 IT, m and 10 d. III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29
Its Hard to Say.

Us hard TO say VINO will be elected
Bryan or Mckiniey-but business mus;
90 on and TO that end we are stocking
up. Having reduced our stock during
the dun summer months, we are now
prepared 10 show almost an entirely
new display. Don't fail 10 see our line
OF sterling toilet goods and tea sets. The
assortment Is decidedly the largest in
the city and the prices you Will find
very low.
FRANK H. GAT,E
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29
TO CURE !. COI.D IN 0NHDAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL ii
falls to cure. 25c. spStu. thu, sat. I'm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29

DR.. Week. eye expert, is located per-
manentlv. Examinations free. L. II.
Gale. 152 Main street.
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FRANK H. GALE.

Do your eyes burn. or blur? Arc YOU
troubled with headache? The proper
classes. In most cases. will afford relief.
Geo Or. Weesr.
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YOu Cnn TIE Well

When your blood IS rich. pure and nourish-
ing. Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the blood
rich and pure and cures all blood disea ses
restoring health and vlgor.
HOODS PILLS are easy to take, easy
to operate. Cure Indigestion, headache
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I.OST.-h small gold watch chain. Re-
ward if returned to IMPERIAL CAFE,
ia Main street. oc29-3t'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29

FOR SALE-I have for sale OF easy terms
good farm at the growing town OF
Winfail, =. C.. on the \. & S. Railroad.
ocli-tf
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FOR RENT.

ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM in
western part If city, with use OF bath;
terms indicate. Apply s. Yarmouth
street. new number. SEQ
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Help WANTED.

WANTE Discount engine and saw
FOR wood yard. Must be in good order
and cheap Engine ten or twelve horse
power. FARMERS MANUFACTUR-
ING CO, Chapel street. ocT-1w'
WANTED.-A good practical steamboat
captain to take share N steamboat now
building and nearly competed about
5000 Seeded. One that has practical eX.
perience in freighting lumber "out-side"
to take share without services. Address
Civ ng references and stating wages eN-
pected, etc. STEAMBOAT, Room Col,
Columbia Building, Norfolk, Va oc2o-lw
ness desiring employment answer
Goods sold by sample. on credit. Good
pay expenses. exclusive territory as
sured to proper applicant Address L.
o. Box 40. ". Y. City. ap2S-we,sa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29

CONTRACTING AND CONSULTING
Electrical Observation-Disclosures Plants
Of every description installed Tests and
work, etc. on q small scale. Not soil
cited. NJ. y. AGELASTO, - Plume st.
Oc2q-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29

wANTED-An active man at sl2 weekly
and expenses No fortune hunter want
ed Will guarantee permanent position
II right II interested address quickly,
"Manufacturer," p. O. Box 5S0S, Boston,
Mass ocS-2m
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VALUE OF Az APPEAL.

Robert Lowery. colorcd. who had been
fined $3.50 in the Police Court for cruelty
10 horse. took an appeal TO the Corpo-
ration Court. and in shat tribunal yestcr-
day was fined $50 and costs-upward OF
$50 in all--for the offense in question.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29

The King of Pills. Beechams-
REECuAMa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29

TWO GENTLEMEN OR y MARRIED
couple can obtain good board and first
class rooms in private family. Address
HAND. care Nirgnian. ocH-3't
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29

wANTED. -Brambleton shoe work. Wo-
mems shoes half soled, Soc. chldren.s
shoes half soled 25c.; mems shoes heeied;
work and hest leather. Mems shoes
made 10 order. IS 90. Cash only. w. j..
REYNOLDS. Festival Hall. oc2S-Gt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-29

LADIES = CHICHESTER'S ENGLISI5
Pennyroyal pills Diamond Brandt
other. Send 4c., stamps. for parucu"
lars. "Relief for Ladies'" in letter BY
Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa.
gnh2514taw
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OSEGAY-FREE-Do YOU chew
tobacco? II so. serd me your address on
postal card. and will mail you sam
pie of the improved double thick Nose
gay free. a larger piece for the money
ard better quality than ever. T. B.
WADDIi.I, agent. box 90. Norfolk, Va.
iSn3-tf
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r. 900 TO LOAN on long time. II. C.
HOGGARD & CO. ja14-tt
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-The desirable residence lot
OH Corick avenue. foot of Bermuda ST.,
fronting on Mahone's Lake. Price and
terms reasonable. Apply to c. w.
KoolaEe. l0Si& Bermuda St. au5-tf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

George washington's desk. together
with some other pieces Of his furniture,
Is In the governors room at the city
hall in New York city. and very WELL
kept. convenient looking desk Il Is.
made Of well-pollshed mahogany. and
with lots Of room Tor the writer's arm.
Visitors TO this room are inclined 70
doubt the age OF the desk. Eniorpris-
INK furniture makers got lis dimensions
year ago and promptly flooded the
country with George Washington desks.
They are close reproductions, and sew
oral OF them have been held IN the
country towns as the original desk. A
dealer In antiquities received letter
from a New England town last week
asking what he would pay for George
Washlug,on's desk The writer said
that II was In perfect condition, and he
could establish It's identity by COM
pairing IL with the old plcturcs OF
George Washington's furniture.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

dots, OF else In slngle-stitch arahesqucs
OF many graceful devices. The gowns
ere made up over silk In monochrome
Or else Of changcablc iints, repeating
those Ia the figured muslin, II silk
O. hot desired. molrcd pcrcallnc. lawn.
hatlste or silk glngham Is employed.
Lac trimmings nre used. hut these
arr rivalcd this wear liy the very beau
liful cmhroiders Insertions aud edg-
lnes wrought On materials matched
20 the dress itself use being made
alsn u tiny frills Of the muslin. edged
with very narrow Nalenclennes lace.
The fun waist, either round OF point.
cd Is Invariably used Tor these trans
parent dresses. This IL nearly sram.
less over q glovc-h,tlng. boned lining.
Sunc ~ the muslin gowns over crisp
nncta SIX Innings have very tull,
harime, nlne-gord skirt, with very
full killings at the back. Other models
fnr slender young women have four
straight htcadihs about ~ inches wide,
with tucks alternating with lace IN.
scit'ons To tie knees, Another skirt
has Spanish nouncc VI the muslin,
lnishcd almrly with deep hem head.
cd hy single band Of rich lace msor.
tiCn. Many OF the goted skirts have
bands of embroidery seams from belt
90 hcm.-Ncw York Post.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

frnughi with PERL. I have heen learn.
ing 10 tide bicycle for several mouths
nisi, aud as one 4 iit have become
aware OF tcnder sIkss aud receptive
% bruises. sprains. and inches Of which
during a most frecklcd and varied
career had been utterly Ignorant
have learned that man has too much
anatomy. A chart OF my sore spots
bruises, and cutaneOus punctures
would be a map VI my whole epid-
ermls
Gentle reader with the clear brow and
soft eye. have You ever bought SILK
haiti II you are n woman you may
own up and say you haven't. but near
~ every man has at some time or an
ether sqiandened his money. 4 silk
hat inds. by some peculiar. esoteric
cussedncss, every projection. every
overhanging object and promptly
brushes or hangs up against II. and .he
newer the hat the more collisions Il
seeks and acquires.
SO, 20 one whose arlstOcrailc lineage
has transmitted a skin delicate as gos.
samer, through which rs visible the
rich azure blood. pulsatlng like the old
scratch. the simile win appeal Low,
coarse natures viii not understand the
transparent dellcacy Of a New Jersey
cuticle nor appreciate how sensitive IL
Is 10 contact with sand. gravel. broken
clam shells, bottles. and scrap iron.
Only q Roenigen ray could discover
the Internal disarrangcmcnts more
than suspect dlsauangemcnts that
are the results OF the acquisition OF
this novel sport.
| learned 10 ride In an academy
with m instructor who walks some
1,20 miles per day Tor - and the
privilege ~ being IN refined society.
He also has contract 20 furnish
anatomical specimens Ia colleges. He
supported me In moments ~ uncer.
iainty and was guide, counselor.
and n friend.
Al that know OF wheeling | eve
20 HIM besides 81 OF borrowed money.
took quite q lot of lessons In riding
aud mounting nt the Ellie academy.
the floor q which. Tor somc reason or
other. was always cleared % all other
scholars after my first day. II seemed
Fun enough Tor the others Ia sit up In
the gallery aud let me learn pail
81 Tor ainlca the irst week. hui 1
Thought Il cheap, for ! was thrown In
with Some very nice people. Contact
III that way with refined folks Is very
beneficial. aud l'rubbcd OF much OF
my gaucheric and a large. brown mole
ON my forehead which had been a
hlCnlsh on my features for many
years
Then got a wheel. which WIS 80
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

yellow that people gathered like bugs
around lamp 90 rcc me mount. 4
little hoy Who had lratLcd 10 ri.lc as
boys do. when four YEARS old. held the
wheel. aud got on. The wheel start
cd. then rcaud mp. throwing inc Oif
the pott a'uppcr against q stone wall.
I fell heavily 10 the ground upon my
mannn hondm. aud now the infurat-
.Cd bicycle sprang upon me. iahhlng
vgioWly az mN eyes with It's handle
hnrs while az tie same time II smotc
mo IN the shins with iis shau.polu,cl
pc'lalg i WIS aWlull None nf the
crowd cssaycd IL help ne. and the
hu.'S yelled with delight In such mo.
mcnis the barharic Instincts Of ,ur har.
mr.r ImgcnitolH assert their sway
over car mlrd1 even lu this advanced
ass. I thought of this aftcywUnl,
For several ricmeuia the sirugglc
ragged. bat finally by supreme rfort.
rhovCd The wheel away and managed
in SGT between thc wall and laigc
uyc. who're cMdcd itg repeated At
lacks uniil u cooked down aud allowed
thr hoy to lcld q away aud chain Il ii
iAc cellar.
was urged 90 make another Nt.
tcmpt; but, With my face cCt gicrply.
and thruph NY clCEchcd si5 teeth !
replied: Nit" Then. In an evil hour.
in'scl gay party the Icmhcr ~
Nh'eh were n. to take teu.infl'
rm mountc,l ard. after a few wuh-
h.c>, went along fairly we'll My
main truuhle when on wheel Is what
may lc called an ingruwiug apprehrn-
rhn um not afraid of falling 90 =
fr I've lallUn OF again cpd again. gul
NE li-hut every time ] come With.
90 iwcnly rod' vi anything 10 coll.dc
With 10 nssumcs proportions that my
aaw.clp 81 drawing aud perspective
tli nw are utterly false. TN, t'll /
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

witch I lavc little u.s. or rrspcci l
itqnUd igtn the air and scared acr -i
tho omen ffacc, while The hlhi rcs uld-
al with the wild alarms ~ The We
cuticis aud filters who took lu' Tor
visitor flum another sphere, as ihy
aslcrwaid admitted Oac n them SAID
that be- "rad stcn u coming VIII
lo.qg urd long tail. but thar % iget
ilrfcg whirrcd past aud d.Npp
down the lake"
dipp,d Into tie 10y water up %
ny us.at w ihc fgithcr side, lnt d'd
not finger. J WIS perfectly cool af,r
that I vest tu as lefole, rli inc
Etfars Der Slipped du'lac my struggle
90 free or. self aHd he'd mo lr un
wrists tri5. lct quito i'y howe.e'
! MV lbp amazed Inhabitants. ~ lh'
lal,iis iWr en ir lht Waitrf 90.
all o. .tii ff SAGE itlgs' rei it'
fof q momcat hui uuld lt L.W
B withdraw iwm sufarlir pvlDtr iAsm
] also SAW the ieige csIvrslNe hotel
at lhc trd Of tlia lake icorlis up ,Ji
] realized lhal ] must irii over % o.,
oisc lnluu 10. ! hardly csrfcicd t1
clear ID. hpi leapcd inlo fUi'e VITA
nli my night ! went up GO an aus 90
~ ffiy,hfr drgrrS, aid ai ! G.d f
fcirai men a'Clg fhuic icEsl tn
l,oat az ue Will WiurhWic7s loud
hear the pinluilvc ping a thc hulF,s
as they passed. afd every ring cGe,
nc crntplsior was within mas
feet ~ the hCiel agd was iusi picklE
tlt whdow iiurgh which ! rltl-
lated 20 enter when lhr w.ialc YNna.
aius struck u Telegraph wirc asa ig
sanily. ,rllaIsfd ! hung there llkr p
tiahcd Rite for minute on i'rr.
While Tue crowd gathered. aud ihm
ne wire lroic. ard I landed emofr
ihe Gsitnleiei Inhabitants. mnch lcai
nrd dle'ic,tlrd WHEN ! struck .Ar
Eurei ID oas erai hlb uic HS
ercri|ic c4forlfsat i WAS Dlff'y
n..esfpl ~ / aAaaislotd q feaan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
ELseTRIcAL PROGRESS.

An electric system OF intercommual-
cation for trains Is being tried on the
London Southern railway. doing away
with the overhead cord Tor communl-
eating from any part Of the train TO
the locomotive.
The lsew York Len0x avenue con-
duit road underground trolley has
emerged successfully from the tests to
which the severe storms OF the last
winter subjected H. The equipment OF
this line "a TO be increased.
A local electric light company at
Springfield. Mass. utilities a water pow
er at Indian Orchard. six and one-hall
miles away. The installation Is a 1000
volt tgo-p' lse system, with a present
capacity OF S25 horse power.
The comm esloners In charge OF the
design and construction OF an electric
railway to the top OF snowclad Jung
frau. In switzerland. have offered an
international pTize OF $4,000 for tho
best solution Of certain detail problema
In the construction Of the road.
Telephone line construction In high
attitudes Of the Rocky mountains pre-
sents many peculiar difficulties. On
the Leadyllle-Aspen line. near Cripple
Greek, II was necessary TO blast places
Tor the pole holes, 800 pounds Of giant
powder being used Tor each hole.
Alternating current trolley lines,
which are destined 10 supersedo the
present continuous current trolley on
account Of the attendant economies ol
nnhratlon. especially on long distance
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
70 AnnucT LINCOLN.
A nold Plot 81 Rss,ss Roaihs rhAt
ml'oarrlea by A@pre Accident

A nold Plot 81 HAsrea honih's That
ml,oarrlea by Aelre Accident
About the middle Of March, 1865.
word was re clved from those alons ne
underground route" that the roads AMI
the time were propitioun for undertake
ing the abduction. and that the horses
would be held In readiness for the re-
lays. Accordingly. at Mrs. surratt'a
Booth assembled his assistants, John III.
Surralt Payne, Atzer-dt. Herold, o.
Laughlin. and Arnold. an mounted FOR
the kidnapping
Between two and three o'clock IN the
afternoon they left the house and made
for the Seventh street road. where u
was reported that the president would
pass that evening ON hia way TO the seY-
enth Street hospital.
Mr.. Lincoln would frequently ride ont
10 the Soldiers homo on the seventh
Street road. entirely unfuaried. or, n
In carriage. with only driver. much
against the protestatlon Of his frlende,
who were fearful for hls safety The
coach Of the president was TO be seized
In a secluded spot on The road near the
city. and surratt was 70 iumpgop the
box Gas he was more familiar With the
roads, and 10 make for IL. n. collec-
ton Of two or three houses aud stores
on the underground route about
twenty-five miles southeast OF Wash
ington. and thence TO the Potomac.
The carriage was 20 be abandoned as
soon as the city limits were passed. Re-
lays Of fast horses were IN readiness
and the boat at Port Tobacco wag pre-
pared TO cross the river.
As the distance from Washington TO
Port Tobacco creek was about forty
m.les the intention was TO make the
entire trip the first night, and. crossing
the river. 10 be- within the limits Of the
oonfederacy at the expiration Of TWEEN
ty-four hours
The plan was not so rldleulously ah-
shrd as at first glance Il appears Il
was not a dlnncult matter az that line 10
pass the plekets stationed al the Navy
Yard bridge. and once In the country,
where friends were willing. fresh horses
ready. and federal soldiers few, the
chances OF reaching the Potomac IN
safety were not unfayorablo.
The plot failed because Mr.. Lincoln
did not 80 out on the Seventh Street
road on the afternoon expected. Secrc-
lary Chase going In his stead, Booth
and his companions returned TO Mrs
surratrs disappointed, disguised and
enraged Such n favorable opporiun-
ity would not likely occur again, and
the censpirators dlsbanded. surraii
went to Richmond. Arnold secured q
position at Old Point (near Fort Mon
roo). and o'LaughlIn returned to Baltl'
more; but Payne. Herold and Atlerod'
still lowered about their leader await
Ing further Developments, living al
Washington at his expense.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
sailaf.eterllr ArnnseL

John lsheepishly)-l s'poae you'n bo
gittin' married some time2
Betty with frightened nirl-O, I
dare say ! shah some time.
Il dare say I'll get married too"
"Og
"P'raps We might both get married
ct the same time"
Wouldn't II be awful, John, II the
paTson should make q mistake. and
marry us to each Otherg" .
III shouldn't mind"
NO neither should |, to tell You the
sruth. John"