davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-01
DAlR fMEN Or THE DAKOTAS
W Associations Will Meet ut All.
erdeen Next Month,

oecIeiarles kaufman and Bushnell, oil
,ne Nortn Dakota and South Dakota
D"lsiheIS Associations respectively.
nave Just completed the programme for
me Joiht meeting to be held in Aberdeen
october !, and 9. The programme is as
follows:
REPRESENTATIVES, of welcome, mayo,
OF Aberdeen; response on behalf of South
dakota, President A.. Ii. Wheaton; re.
Spouse on behalf of North Dakota asso.
clation, President j. b. Power: fye-miu.
ute talks on allow to Make Butter" in,
.looueeu by Z. M. Spur of Brown Coun
": The FIXTURE Of Dairying in the
Northwest" T. l.. Hacker Of Minnesota
nIne Disposition of Dairy Calves" Geo
f. clark, Tower City, N. d.
Ihursday-"Cheese Making" by w
l.. linkham, Lisbon, II. b. Booth, Can.
nlng, and A. Fl. Laughlin; Storage
Crops on the Dairy Farm" Prof. Shep.
ara, Fargo; "A New Hope" Prof. j. NJ
truman, Bookings; address by Ex-Gov
Hoard Of Wisconsin; "How l Make But
ter and Dakota's Advantages for the
Same" Leland Griffin, De Smet.
f~riday--"In View of the Present Low
frices What is There to Encourage Dairy
ing in the Dakotas? ?" r. ii. Owens, Ellen
dale; address by President Heston, Agri-
cultural College, BroOkings: 1.-The Cow
ana the Mortgage" L. o. Parker of High
more; address, J. H. Worst, presiden,
Agricultural College, Fargo; address,
"Co-operative ~Dairying," j.. l.. Gibbs,
Minnesota.
Many valuable premiums are offered by
separator, salt, butter and other firms Ia
butter and cheese exhibitors.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-01
Death of Bishop Marty.

H., news OF the death of Bishop Marty,
t,,..rflv Of the Sioux Falls diocese, was
shock to his many friends there. Though
. man OF q retiring nature Bishop Marty
bo1 2 host of friends in all denOmina-
ans and in the state at large. Martin
Marty was born in Switzerland in 1854.
lie siudied first in the school Of the Jesuit
FATHERS and then in the Benedictine mon
a>lery OF "Our Lady of the Hermits,"
inst ne thorough and severe course of
sud, al The age of 90. He was ordained
qpiest at the same place two years later.
m lst0 Nc came to America and settled in
Ind ana, where a branch Of the order had
beeu established. The house was erected
INTO an abbey in 1870, and Father Marty
was made mitred abbot by the appoint
meni Of Plus IN. He became convinced
that there was a call for him to work
among the Indians of the Dakotas, and in
1876. leaving the abbey to the charge of
fhe plior, lie left for what was then a will
ierness tt prairie, for the vast Dakota.
Three Gears were spent in labor for the
red men. In the summer of 1879 he was
IN The British possessions. In August.
1874. nc was made vicar apostolic of Da-
ko,a. De did not learn of his appoint
ment until a few months later, and was
not eonsecrated until February l. 1880.
On February 3 he resigned his abbey, and
On tlat day Il successor was elected by the
charter. In 1889 the diocese of the Da-
ho,a> was di, ided and Bishop Marty was
appo nteG TO the episcopal see of Sioux
lsl>. beng transferred from Tiberias to
mat Place. Ia March, 1926, he was made
b.,top Of =. Cloud and left Sioux Falls,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-01
The Last Ticket Filed.

Certificates of nomination OF the slate
Prohibition ticket have been lied with
the Secretary OF State. This closes all the
regular nominations and there Will prob
ably be no others, though the time lot
filinr ~netition nominations is yet open.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-01
Get Six Months in Jail.

Deputy Marshal Abs brought to Pierre
from Deadwood Henry Gregg and Law
renee LAWYER, the boys who stole the
mail pouch at Blunt and who were SEN
fenced to six months in the Hughes
County Jail.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-01
Hog Cholera.

Hog cholera has carried off a large
number of porkers i'll the vicinity OF
Yankton. No way has been devised to
check the spread OF the scOurge.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-01
Program for Pierre Races.

The program for the races at Pierre
October 8 and 9, to be given by the Cap
ital City Racing Association, is:
October $500 trOt or pace: one-hali
mile run, best W in three: $3.50 trot, and
green race.
October 9-3-year-old trOt, free for all;
6Oo yard and repeat running, best two i'll
three; free for all trot, and gentleman's
driving.
Liberal purses have been hung up and
a number of horse owners from different
portions of the state have expressed their
intention 10 compete. u.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-01
Threatened the Brakeman.

A tramp boarded a passenger train at
Dell Rapids, and while he was being
elected from the train he drew a razor and
threatened to disembOwel he brakeman.
He was put off and is in jail now await
mo trial before Judge Dewitt.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-01
SNnTn DAKOTA NEWS
49,. OF INTEREST COLLECTED
from ALL SOURCES.

d." at IN" Nm who Left Il Mon
.."y rnpnty Years Ago to De-
,,t, ILL E,tc to Missionary Work
,ut,rc the Dakota Red Men.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-01
Heavy Cattle Shipments.

quite heavy shipments OF cattle are
GOING from Ilighmore every few days:
They don't weigh as heavy as they ala
last season owing 10 the grass belnS
softer.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-01
Ex-Mayor Enos OF Lead Dead

{. Ii. EnoS, for many years mayor OF
Lt ad. died at Hot Springs of heart dis
ease. lie was prominent in business and
minia0 circles.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-01
ESb
Take Wig.


T.. ~,
Nj
|ial Of w.
b. "a s,,,,"'
i"..
,9pt;,na.I'
e7arv ,ia',
|-giDp lie
nd % ,l
|.nr d.
h. best ,n',i
l., tba, o.,,,'
B MO ol.,t'''
method
ocular ,,.,
Is toni, b,
:. .onadr''n
hot
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-01

Senator
b. be the
iI0nail'c,
SCENTS ~
|. fooCi all
|ia f11 =
be- tJli>.
| ia H. :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11
rA1EGRlrHIc BEEyITTEs.

The House of Representatives OF Goor-
Gin. in committee of the whole. passed
an aurroprIati0u item last night giving
Sd nnOl 10 the public schools IN lsl,.
They win get (onN0 next year,
The Senate yesterday in executives ses-
sion ratified tIa treaty with Mexico,
cxcnd.nc for one year The treaty prO-
N'lir- f0r tIa marking oi lNe lo-nuAty
line between the two countries.
The President yesterday sent 20 the
Senate number of recess appointments.
The most important ot them was that
al VIM So. John fOrm9n. OF Illinois.
to he Commissioner OF internal Eevc-
nue.
A double killing occurred in Pontoc
county. Chickas4W Nation. Tuesday
night 4 man lad been running a whi--
ry Joint in that place. but was about
10 close out and quit the country 10
wards and stanton. concluded that he
had a considerable amount of money
and went 90 Dis place for The purpose
Of robbery. hut their Intended victim kill
ca them both and made his escape.
The Secretary of state yesterday sent
90 the senate certified copies of the
final asccrt0inment Of the electors Of
President and NicN President in the
States of Maryland Rhode Island. New
Jersey. Connecticut. Alabama. Indiana,
ONO. Delaware. and North Carolina.
white Cans have threatened 20 blow
up planter james Moore home with
dvnamlte n De employs negro tenants
on N,e Dallas county fTexas land the
coming season. Notices have been post
cl n numerous r'leoF 0rierue the noe
croos 10 leave or take the consceucn-
dynamite and Winrhosfar rifles
Moore and his tenants have appealed 10
Sheriff Cancll for protection. and he has
detailed special patrol Of mon in
Noorc's ncighhorhood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

Topeka. KAN. December l0-Juies
Iiazeu. of the Shawnee county District
Court. was routed our "l ll7 peg at
c,cios', Yesterday morning and asked to
onroint "a receiver iOr Che celebrated
silver statue Of Ada Rehan. which is
on exhlNltion iu q lo-al store. lne ape
rleation wa made on ucnaii ol ~ i.iinn
tfonf who claim TO have Invested $1,000
I'm the company that paid Tor the statue.
and who also claim that the affairs OF
the company are in bad shape Judre
Ilazcn appointed Samuel barnum as
receiver
L.. b. ilgbec. who brought the statue
10 Topeka. promptly surrendered tle
property TO the receiver. ana LETT for
CAleasa. wbsTs ~ ha~ss ~ adjust The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

delecauon of correspondents Of the for
eisn press end reporters Of local news
pe1ers have gene IN the direction Oh
Hevo Colorado 10 make an investigation
I'm that vicinity where IL Is believed the
body IS buried. II was rumored In Havana
last nlaht that IL the body should be
found lt would be brought 20 this city.
4 great deal OF speculation IS being in
dulred IN here as 20 the reason why Cen
erai Weylor oncamped near Guanajay
Yesterday and left the field taking a di-
rection that IS not known here. The
steamer Magallaues has left here for
Marlel and Is at General Weylers dis
posal. ..
NO NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. d. G.. Dec. l0.-No Of
ficial Information regarding the alleged
Seath NJ General Maceo and young Gomez
has been received BY the Department OF
state. sesor De Lone. the Spanish
Minister. called on Secretary Olney to-
dav. In reply to an inquiry for news
from Cuba. he said he had received moth
ing later thad tho cablegram Of yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

prRLIN. Dec l0--The Foreign ONCE
has notified the Chinese Government that
Hwaus Tsun Hsien. who was recently ap'
,oinfcd Chinese Minister 20 Germany. Il
NOT uoreona grata 20 tho German Gov
ornment. Tho grounds OF Germauy.s OBJ
focuous arc that Hwang Tsun llsicn Is
not sufficiently nigh rank. ana that China
had not consulted the Foreign ONCE re.
garding hia appointment II Us said thal
I'm the note 20 tho Chinese Government
the Foreign Oflco cites as % precedent
tho action taken by China some time ago
in making objection TO the appointment
of Mr.. Blair as American Minister o.
China. the Chinese Government holding
that he was persona non er4ta because
OF his criticism In tho United states SEN
ate on China and tho Chinese.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

RALEIGH n. g.. Dec. 1O.-Goyornor
carr mas pardoncd Henry Smith, ot
Ashoville and this ended a very acnsa-
tional case. Smith. while working on the
railroad i'm Davidson county pas std tho
house OF "a man named Ellington. ana one
G9v an of Ellinglon's money Sl2J was
,,ieeing Smith was arrested, tried. and
sentenced to twelve years in the p-nitcn-
tiarv. Last week the money which smith
vas charged with stealing. was found
I'm tho possession OF Elington's 5 son. who,
during q drunken spree had taken ana
IfI.nn d. he forFoi the place where he
nut II. but discovered 10 by accident and
aavc tha money 10 his father who at
once reported tho fact TO Governor
Carr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11
uApRID srlLh REJoIoISe.
4 Crowd Started for our Legation, But
Was Turned Back.

\ Crowd Started Tor our Iechtton, Sut
Was Turned Back.
MADRID. Dec. I0.--Last nights popu-
lar manifestations Of JOY over reports Of
the death OF the rebel leader. Antonio
Maceo. was or the most enthusiastic char
acter. An anxious crowd gathered IN
front OF the Prefecture and Town Hal.
cheering and shouting and the Mayor
appeared upon the balcony OF the hall
and ioined i'm the "vivas" for Spain and
the Spanish army. The Governor OF
Madrid. who was watching tho demon
stration caused the United states lcga-
tion 20 be protected by gendarmes. The
crowds. after shouting themselves hoarse
in front OF the Town Hall marched 10 the
War Office where they sent deputauon
TO wait upon tho Minister Of War ana
congratulate him upon the death Of
Macco. From tho War Office they went
90 the Military Club. whose building was
Illuminated
After cheering in front of the Military
Club. the crowd rotraced their steps and
cndeavored TO march TO the United states
legation but were prevented by the po-
lice from doing so. Having been turned
back by the police. the mob went TO tho
offices Of Impartial and the Heraldo. each
OF which newspapers was checred wildly.
The demonstration made yesterday oyer
tho report Of the death Of AIaceo excited
apprehension I'm the minds Of government
officials that tho Students hero might
become dis0rderlv and cause trouble. As
consequence. the Governor ~ Madrid
to-day issued an order fOrbidding a re-
nowal OF the students demonstrations.
Son0r Cos-Gayon. Minister of the In
terror. has also sent orders 10 tho Gov
crn0rs of Tho various provinces directing
them 90 prohibit any further popular
fcmOnefr0f
MACEO OFFICIALLY DEAD.
Tho Duke Of Tctuan Minister Of Fer
oien Affairs. to-day officially communl-
Gated 90 the diplomats here tho news OF
tho death of Antonio Macco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.-At the meet
ing Of the House territories Committee
this morning. Mr. CatrOn. the delegate
from New Mexico. ondeavored TO secure
the consent OF the committee TO amend
tho New Mexico statehood bin. so as
10 provida fer It's admission two years
hence. The committee, however. was so
obviously opposed 70 considering any
Of thc Statehood bills that the matter
went over without discussion. Mr. Ca
tron then ondcavorod TO secure the adop-
lion OF resolution 10 hold meetings
weekly. hut this was defeated ana It
v-re decided that no moro meetings
should ha held until tho 9Th OF Janua-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11
nnrhnm Cnnnir Anllrs

DURHAM y. G. Dec l0.-Speclal.-
The County commissioners yesterday
made new deal in all the offices for
which they had the appointing power.
q. ~. Perry was elected superintendent
over Leigh. present incumbent. J. IT,
Patterson superintendent Of road force.
attorney from $500 10 500 drew the jury
Tor tho January term OF court. and adj
iourned 10 first Monday In January.
Ine Morning Herald Was Le.. rdaN
awarded the county printing which wlli
amount 90 about Sl0O.
-rr1e has greatly revived with our re-
tail dealers this week most Of the stores
heing cyagaAd Will customers al day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

tocnth.-squire C.. CO. Combs. to y first.
wish Fash. second ana NowhOuse third.
Time, l.5- ~.
Fourth race-hand.cap six furlongs.-
DorlL Woods Cos. Turner. 20 y fr8t,
with Bryan second ana Olivia l.. third.
Time lis.
lake O02. White 3 % ID nrst. with IL
second and WhiA third. Time. l:lS ii.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dec. l0-Ex-
Queen Iiniokalani. OF Hawaii, arrived
lirexpectodY from Honolulu on tho
steamer China this morning. Tho object
of her visit IS at present unknown, but
tho impression which existed among tho
uassongcrs ia that Ialuiokalani is on route
H. WaahingtOn. where ~ ls her Intention
10 mako ii nnal and urgent appeal 70
President Cleveland for the restoration
OF her throne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

pTTTsDURC. pA. Dec. lo.-Within
week. about 1000 idle coal miners along
tho Nf0u0nnahcla river win go To WORK
a4 a result of the omicahlo adjustment
az the waec-scalc between the opera
tors and their employees. The wages for
tno coming slx months viii be q. cents
per ton in the first pool. and ls cents
per ton in tho second. Third and fourth
pools.
Work win resume as soon as p mines
can be put ln condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

NEW YORK. Dec l0-Tho atocl-clod
monitor Puritan. pronounced by experts
the most formidable coast defence vessel
a0oat was put ia commission this morn
inwat the BROOKLYN navy yard. capt. Jno
H. BARTLETT is in command Of the ship.
which has crew of two hundred officers
and men
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11
MACEO MAY NOTBEDEAD
4 DrsPaTCH From kEY VEST DE-
MES TIBSOLUTELT.
Nothing Learned of the Whereabouts OF
the Body-Cuban Papers Publish
the Presidents Message.

DALLAS. TEN, Dec. 10.-The head OF
the local Cuban Committee to-day re-
ceived dispatches from Key West max
ing absolute denials Of the Spanish re-
port from Havana OF the alleged killing
OF General Antonio Maceo.
The dispatches state that az o'clock
last night Maceo was safe ia Pinar del
Rio Province and his army was making
successful operations against Captain
General Weylors forces. that by the
turning Of Weyler's left flank on De-
cember ist, Maceo had captured more
than twelve thousand stands OF arms and
immense quantities of ammunition, medi-
cino5 and commissary supplies.
The dispatches also stated that within
the next three days the Cubans are ike
Is 10 turn Neyler's other Hank ana VIII
a decisive victory.
Macco in any Of his recent movement
AMI is safe In Matanzas province. The
head OF the local committee said;
"We know positively that the most
sensational and glorious news Tor the
patriOts viii come from Cuba on or about
December 18th. Texas is doing more 10
help the patriots than any other state
in the Unicn Just now and is iavoraDiy
located for effective aid. Dallas ana Gd,-
weston viii be in closer confidential reia-
tions with Key West than viii any point
in the East Tor some timo 10 come.
THU BODY NOT FOUND.
HAVANA. Dec. 10.-Up 20 tho time Of
sending THIS dispatch this evening Moth
ing has been learned of the whereabouts
Of Maceos body and nothing further has
transplred 20 confirm the reports Of his
death.
La Lucha, Tho government organ. is the
first paper here 20 speak editorially OF
President Clevoland's message. lt pub
fishes long leader in which II examines
aU the points OF the Cuban section OF the
message and makes severe criticism Of
the whole. The paper makes a vigorous
protest against tho ar rerossivo parts OF
the message II says among other thingsi
The message is no moro nor less than
n series OF hypothesis. IL cannot please
Snain. but ft does not wrong her
II adds that Spaniards cannot admit IN
tervention in their own affairs. They
have splrit enough 20 rcpulse impositions
and will accept nothing degrading or cir
cumscrihinc thoir right 20 conduct their
own affairs. When their honor is con-
cerned they are of the Same rank rs the
people Of the most powerful and colossal
nation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

s,idtouave Confirmed the Report oil the
-. - ,In I.hnl Inu.nr.

said to Have Confirmed the Report u
Death of the Rebel LeH"'''
HAVANA, Dec. m.-Dr. Maxine ~-
,ucba. formerly General Antonio Maceo
rnyslcian. has surrendered TO COL lo.'
=, san FELIPE. and conhrms the reports
go rebel leaders, death, whlcn of-
- ,taP =. NJ, Dee. 7th. In an engage
n,Int .betv.e cen the robeis under MA,e2
"rJ the Spanish troops under MAJOR
c,rniedss. Maceo received one pu.l.t
which penetrated his head breaklns n5
law. and passed out at the union OF me
neck. and the shouioer' anu M'7 "io
Wounded by another shot which struck
him in the stomach.
Another attempt was made tlis morn
ing 10 discover what disposition had
teen made OF the rebel leader 5 body. y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11
Mcneil Alison.

NEWPORT NEWS. Dec. i0-Spocial.-
Thirtieth-Strcet Christian church was
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock tho
Scene of a very pretty wedding. IL being
tha occasion Of the marriage Of Mr.. David
Drese Mcneil and Miss Caroline Meredith
AIson nae daughter of Or. George T..
Alison of this CITY, Rcv Fred. ID. Power.
az Washington. p. C.. ofiiciated. After ths
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Mcneil LETT foi
a Northern tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

Sharkey's Assistant Trainer "A Good Wit
ness FOR tho Cofui-hman,

Sharkey's Assistant Trainer Good Wiz
ness Tor tho Cofni-hman,
SAN FRANCISCO, Doc l0.-Gcorre
Allen. Tom sharkcys assistant trainer
occupied the witnoss-box most Of to-day
in behalf OF Bob Fitzs'mm0us Iils tr--
timOny was strongly cOirobOratlve oi That
given by BILLY smith yes terdny, anI teua-
ed TO show the alleged conspiracy hy
which tho Cornishman was robbed OF
rhcfdocisiOn of the recent light.
Allen was crofs-cXaminod hv General
Barnes tut did not add anything To- his
testimony
William A. Abbot tonderloin saloon-
keeper testified lo assisted in carrying
sharkcy 90 his drossme-r0om. and dee
scrihed the incidents whiic in there su1-
stantially as Allen lid.
Permission was glven General .n'f
10 take tho dcposiNons OF Lynch, Slarkey,
Nocdham Earp and others. and the case
was continued until Monday.
Wyatt carp. The referee Of nc sharhoyy-
Titzsimmons fight. pleaded guilty 20 car
rving concealed weapons to-day and was
fined $50 which he paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11
GIN. Fr1znUGn 1ED DIDs,r sAln.
Tho American CoBsul-GeucraI TO Cuba
~ IN Llln ALnILAun-n-

AHN AhGliftn ANn-ht-AfhffHl 10 tnDt
Sot ON the Nieiiancia.
II Fitzhugh Lee. Consul General 20
Cuba. stopped over I'm this city on his
way from Washington 10 Havana. he
IS keeping under cover. IL was reported
that he was TO sail by the Ward lire
steamer Nigilaucia which cleared for
Havana az o. clock yesterday afternoon.
Tho Consul-Gcncral IS name was not on
the passenger list. the agents Of the line
said that passage had not been engaged
for him Or ~ him. and be was certainly
not visible about the steamer when she
left the pier. nor for some timo before
She sailed. So far as was known yester-
day. Cen Lee has not taken passage
ly any OF the steamers which sail for
Havana this week
1t was said at the Hotel MARLBOROUGH
yesterday afternoon that Gen. Ice is
expected az the hotel on Friday or Sat
urdav OF this week The clerk who gnvc
this Information added that no had uu-
derstood that Gen. Loe is now at West
Point. ou n visit 10 bis son. who Is a ca
dot thcre.-Ncw York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

trouble. Mr.. Higbee claims TO own
majority OF the stock IN tho company.
but saws he Incurred the disDleasure Of
the other stockholders during the recent
political campaign ~ supporting Nc
Finlov for PRECEDENT and that the re-
ceivership proceedings are an outgrowth
OF this 0lsslufloA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

DALLAS. TEX, Dec lo-M. Halkes
born ton miles north Of Dallas. burned
last uieht. Six thoroughbred horses por-
enaI. one thousand bushels of corn and
large quantities OF general rrcvcnder
were destroyed. The loss IS s. 9)o with 10
insurance. lnccrdiarism is believed 10 be
the cause
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

INDIANArOLis. IND, December 10
rN-prD>ldcnt Benjamin Harrison has set
tled flc controversy as 10 whether me
would allow DIS name 90 go before the
leei 'atiNc caucus OF hepuh.icans for
Interview. iu which he says Dee is not "a
candidate. does not want the nomination,
Ha.a saslJ est sSeeet ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9--Mr Charles
Aver Whirrlo Of Now York. who painted
q portrait " Secretary Herbert for the
Navy Department. has finished "a picture
OF Con. Fitzhurh Lee. Tho portrait OF
tho General g. threo-quartors length.
lie i5 standing beside q table with his
finger ON The map OF Cubl.--New YORK
Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

OSAGE. KAN. December l0-Aftcr a
long preliminary examination Eldol;h
Bfocbman a wealthy farmer. Twins u
Oss~c township. iaH tecn held m $1,000
cnteen- ycar-oid daughter Mary.
-Four weeks ago hroekman gavo the
girl beating because snc Oid not work
- Sult him ia his cornAeld. LA than tlsa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11
Hale still grcaking Records

NEW YORK. Dec. 10-Fully eight
thousand persons were present at Madison
ST,iars Garlen tonight and the enthvf-
asm and Interest IN the bicycle riisrs.
Ms raised 10 a high pitch. TEDDY
Hale keeps his position DOB tne van anu
continues hourly 10 break records. forS-
Ter Is second and Rice third.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-11

SAN FRANCISCO CAL. Doc TO-
Honolulu. Dcr f-Corrosp0ndence Of
Southern Associated Press, per steamer
China-rn.tcd States Mini for Wills has
boon very u with mai1ral fovor FOR
several weeks Tre present symptoms
arc morse favorable.